The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-05-04
List Of Illinois Banks.
AIKEN AT PAR IN BURLINGTON AND THEIR SEcuaI


considerably within the last thirty days, and
now nursbcrs but thirty four It may be Of in
terest to kno~ how the notes Of these are secur-
ed, SO as to determine which will hext be dis.
corded: as@
4 ALTON BASK--Circulation S2s, ITO. secured
by S28, $40 Ills. 6's and n, 900 No. 6's m Z
.AMERlcAx BANK Circulation $l42, 900 Sc
cured by s37.OOo Tenn 8's, $45,Oo0 n. 6's,
$500 ILL., and Mich. Canal, $4,000 Ill. 6's.
BANK OF AMERIcA.--Circulation S2f3.s54.
secured by S7,uVO G,. g.: S35, 200 Ill. and Mich.
Canal, and $252, 900 III. SIS.
4 BANK OF BluoNlxefoN Circulation 90, ,A00.
Secured by $ls 400 Ills. and Mich. Canal; SS4.
4 94b Ills lnteina Improvement. st :
BANK OF COMMERCE E-Circulation $l37, ,l70.
Secured 10y $57,UoU Tenn 6's; $66,0OO 9. s. SIS;
/ Sl6,5o0 Ills. and Mich Canal; $l4,0n0 Ills 6s.
BANK OF GALESA Circulation $i5,85S. Sc.
cured by sl7oUU Mo. SIS; S5 0oo Va.,6s sll,
coo G., and S2O,4l5 Ills. Int. Imp.
/ BANK OF Observation-Disclosures Sla2 100.
Secured by $92 900 US $6o,25O Ills. Int.
Imp; $l0.OO0 Ills. 6s.
/ BANK OF SPARrA.-Circulatio Sl46 GAL. Sc
cured by sl4ut0 La 6s; $l5.ooO n. &. 6's;
$4,000 Ga. g.; $l9, lS2 Ohio 6's; $75.0O0 n
Y 6's; 3,45S Ills New Int. Imp, and $20,000
Ills. 6's.
BANK OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS Circulation sl2,.
95a; secured by specie. $l2.953.
CITY BANK, OTTAWA Circulation S2S, 1871
Secured BY 1000 Tenn. 57's $20,000 U. s. 5s,
COLUMBIA BAsK.-Cireulation Sl59.2a9; Sc.
cured b, S27,u0O Team Is: S50,DnO N. e. 6's;
So. 200 Ohio IS; $3.50 Ills. aud Mich. Canal
$92. 800 Ills 6's @
CUMBERLAND COUNTY BANK Circulation $780,
77S. Secured by S25,0oo N. Y. 6's; $4,000
| y. s.; Sl4, 900 Ills and Mich. Canal
/ i. /. TlNkHAM & Co-Circulati0n $108, ,7f9.
| Secured by SlUs ,992 Ohio 6's.
! Fulton BANK.-Lircnation 1902 Secured
by S32 400 Tenn 6s, $4,000 Ohio 6's; Sll,-
! On0 Mich. 6's; slO,5OO Ills. and Mich. Canal
! $4,000 Ills. 6's.
! HIGHLAND BANK Circulation $40, 500. Sc
i cured by $4,000 Mich 6's
ILL. CENTRAL BANK.-Circulation Sl75,69S
Secured by s65, 500 n. c. 6's; $4,000 Mich.
6s; $4,000 N. Y. 6's; $4,000 U. S.; $4,000
Tvs. and Mich. CAnal; S26, 900 Ills. 6s.
INTERNATIONAL BANK.--Circulation 1928, los.
Secured by S3S,0Ou Iowa rs; $4,000 Mich. 6's;
So, 600 Ills. and Mich Canal; $50, 900 Ills. IS.
ILLINOIS RIVER BANK.-Circuiation Sl0o,957.
Secured by 800, 900 U. S. 5's; $4,000 Q. S. SIS;
Sc, QUO Tenn 6's.
ILLINOIS STATE SECURITY BASK.-Circulation
Sl9l, ,,23O Secured by S70,00u GA. 6's; $780,
900 Iowa 7's $4,000 Mich. 6's; $4,000 His.
and Mich. Canal; sS5, 900 Ills. 6's.
KANE COUNTY BANK-Citculation SlS,5l9.
Secured by slS,54l in specie.
Lake Mirhigan.-Circulation $lSl ,420. Sc
cured by $4,000 His 6s; ss2,0u0 Tenn. 6's;
$2l 900 Ills. and Mich. Canal; $ll,4 ,4S6 III. New
Int. Imp.
Marine.-C Circulation $4,000. Secured by
s53,oss Ills New Tut. Imp.
NJ ,hoiwe.-Circulat,on S53,5l4. Secured by
$4,000 q. S. SIS; slS,0uO Mich. IS; $4,000
Tenn. 6's; $1,000 n. .. 6's.
| Mol ~ differentiation xS0 9a2
Secured by y 900 La. 6's, $1,000 Mich. IS;
Sl4 $50 Ills. and Mich. Canal 1929 Ills. New
int. Imp. $1,000 Ills. 6's.
| Mechanics.-Ciculation S63 92l. Secured by
$56,OO0 c. S. SIS; $4,000 Ills. New Int Imp;
81 800 Ills. and Mich. Canal.
| Merchants Circulation 1886, ,430. Secured
by $25s.000 Ills. 6s; $4,000 Tenn 6's.
| Obi River-Circulati .Sl56,66 Secured
by SlS, 900 Va. 6's; s5,45O OHIO Is; $4,000
U. ). SIS; Sl37, 400 L. 5. stocks of 1851.
| Pat'iotc.-Clrcuatir Sill ,ll8 Secured by
Ss5 GO Tenn 6's ss9,O ,O0O HIS. SIS.
P,ttstod-Circulalion S57,64l. Secured by
S54 ,Oo7 Ills New Int. Imp 5000 Hills. 6's;
! Kraper's Sll6,945. Secured by
sll2,Vo S. IS; sl5,5oo Els. and Mich. Ca
nal. a
Reed d.--Circulation s22,oss Secured by
$3n,n0o No. 6's.
characterization 9a,472. Secured by
| SC.oUU lcuI U S5n,pUU l. g1V,V'O
| U. 5. stock OF 81; 81, 800 Ills and Mich. Canal
| $1,000 Ills. 6's.
| United States Stock.-CirCulation S89. $685.
| Secured BY $4,000 Tenn. 6's; Ss2, 900 U. S.
| 5's tI
| Wheat Growers Circulation Ss5,o22 Sc
cured by S25,0Uo I, nm. 6's; 50 UUU Va 6's;
$4,000 N. T. 6's, $52 900 Mich. 6s.
IOWA NEWS.
REAL UNION POLE The Democrats and Re.
publicans of Aledo took their old party poles,
cut them in two. sp iced half and half OF each
pole, and flung out the stars and stripes.
CURRENCY VExATioNs.-A meeting was held
at Davenport the other evening to take some
steps in regard to the fuctuatins currency.
ST. LOUIS ON THE BRINK OF RuIN.-A dispatch
to Business house in Davenport advising no
more shipments to st Louis, says trade is
stopped; ST. Louis is ruined" We hear that
nearly'all navigation is suspended on the river
between St. Louis and New Orleans
LIKEsrH IRIsH--A man at Mascatine
heard to make some disrespectfu remarks upon
the National flag, and vel! whipped by
couple of Irishmen.
SEREsApING THE GovERNoR.-The different
companies. now mustered at Davenport seren-
AIDED the Governor night before last. They had
two banis of music, and were accompanied by
| a large body Of citizens. The Governor was too
i'll to respond but introduced Judge Dillon, who
made patriotic address.
HIRAM PRrcE, ESQ.,, has been appointed Quar-
ter Master of the Iowa regiments. The Demo-
crat speaks OF the appointment as an appropriate
| one
Iowa CIry.-A large meeting was held in Iowa
| City on Saturday last. The Reporter saws sit
was one o! the largest, best, and most enthusi-
astc meetings ever attend, d in our Whole liie
Further comment is unnecessary"
| DUBuQUE-Rey Mr. Fuller has enlisted in the
Grcys as Chaplain, on condition that he be allow
ed 10 carry mu,kct.
EDDYvLLE-At a large meeting held on the 2ith
IA iarge National Flag was hoisted, and patriotic
resolutions past A Mr. Williams was the only
disssnter he discouu.enance war till the South had
crossed Mason and Dxons line. Would Mr.. w
only think OF repelling personal attack after he
l,was knocked down, stabbed, or shot?
The editor of the Gate City. wants to buy a
COW.
A preacher in Keokuk, last Sunday, said he
was sorry not member OF his Congregation
had enlisted. #
Hiram Price of Davenport, has been appoint
ed to the office OF Quarler.Master General.
There are six Military Companies at keokuk,
numbering each Fl iom 60 to 100 members.
Mr.. Badrow, of Davenport has refused to sell
corn to fill orders from Memphis. That is right.
The people OF Iowa should no, sell their grain to
feed traitors.
The steamer Northern Ligh' coliided with the
Bridge at Rock IsandFriday morning last, car
I rying away her wheel-house.
Mr. Judspn A. Earle, one of the editors OF the
Bellevue Courier, died on the 25th u!t
Tie troops quartered mt Davenport are fed at
so cents day. The Dubuque Herald says they
arc well fed
The Supreme Court has adjourned The war
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