, 1873-01-16

Loans real estate, .hoiy On ~ ine =, ooo mn
SUE aud uortwes: quarter OF thls
west Chicago Park bonds 1oo'noo
Cook County bonds: -.--....'...-.'.-'''' sSooo
Chicago City bonds so'0o9
United States per cents e'noS
on denott ~ IN German National Bank..... 1so,ooo
, The $1.00o, 900 Of real estate iosns are .l 9l
course not convertible at once put VIII t1 tssto
time the bank will be able to get money on tnem.
TIC $500, 600 Of West Chicago Park bones arc
mt readily salab1e but they represent real Value
rnd. though there nigh. be 8 little delay, they
can bo turned into money. Tie other seculltles
mentioned by Mr. Grecnobnum can oe tuineu
into 'cesh at once in the market.
About oae-third Of the @200, o0o capital ssccA
of the German Savings Bank is held by Messrs. o.
Greenebaum Brothers. The remainder 10 ne4a u
average amounts OF 50o0 eacn oy tllo .o!lp"i t1'
persons, Directors names being marked Win ,.,:
+Frspa Arnold, Room !, Greenebaunss, s,-! Dank
Building August Beck, Of 3, Back 5H11i, q MiLeh
Henry Babe, Constable 33 West Kanatolpn; nt;
Tourney. builler, Sc Union Park place; VI: g.
Canlfield :. Il. I. Christoph. nt tho German Ma
t;nnaI Rank matthias Cossnaan :; J. Dcsch2ucr:
dentist, ls6 Lake; conrad Foz, 9a1ler; Gonss 1ns
Ton.a *Simou Florsheim, Secretary Ge5na-
Ma Fro 1nsura1ce Company, 90 Lasale; F41ss W
l. Bradley plow-lnakers, corner tulton ana ~ Se'-
ferson; Marshall Field, Of Field Letter Co.,
State aad wsshngoa aoy = aesele5asn ;oensbag egaa
haniar. r CO. corner Laec and LaSalle; David $.
Grceuebaum, New York J; Elias Greonebaum:
banker, 42 Clark; *Thomas "a aoSno sIao},'h John
Honf cisars 4o+a and to9eee0 IS g? South % clarh;
enn 9m Hae: heFsng aHersy sc i. Hi; Charles Hen
Totin, Cashier Merchants Loan and l14ss Ion, Taa,-
nanv: Cornelius Hnu, saloon, 139 and 14l ~.
Taprv q1lpr Kenkel, saloon. & Clark; RieAaEa L.
tho1z, IS and 81 North Clark +JosSh mspGn
steq 7ss LaRe ia e nSsy a7snne; leopold
n ~. Lsnoi1, cn ,; Ia Iska: F. Lei Otto Lob, 81
Dearboen; n b M u. 4. Mung ser. Otto Mutscllesh.
ner; John cEwen corn r,h Sns sna G D.
Mrs. E. f. Ho1tk Magnn5 ~ = MadleneT, IL Weat
7s}ye' eysf' h9rtn @ra1ee T. miller, SIS Vest Ta7-
ior; % L. J. Nissen, 1oa Raasaoipn sa1Era;
T. R,nt: :. W. " ). onahan; n. Roach, ahip~owner
Banho,n Enbel, 1G2 South Green street; Roths-
+h;ld Eanziger Schroeder, 23 Lake street !;
d. F;gensbarg 4 Co., 80 and 81 North Wells :, !;
sEeele President First National Bank. Wanke-
gan, Ill; Chas. 4. Spring, j., With G. F. Nc
tormick & Bro Sisters Of Mercy M 1ss Wabash aoas
@Peter schnttler; Sol. A. Smith, President afer-
- chants Loan and Trust Company;, *Charlea
With David Walsh; Theo. B. Weber; "a:
Wise, Cashier German Savings Bank.
,HTATE rs. NATIONAL EASKS.
The recent annual report Of the Superantend'
cnt of the Bank Department of the State OF No"
York gives some Indications Of reElylng poPn.
1arity Of the State bank syEtem; In the last hvs
A~N~
have voluntarily abandoned the National syste1f
and reorganized rs State banks, aud 6 other new
banks have been organized under State banking
laws in the last twelve months The superln
tendcut assumes thnt in tho event OF tho repea'
by Congress OF the prohlbitory tax Oh circula-
ton, the banks Of New York would resume tho1
former high position, and be enabled to furnisl
the facilities extended to the bual1eas lnterest
Of the people of tho State, previous to the chang
in the banking systems Of the country,
From the report Of the COMPTROLLER Of tn
Currency we learn also, that Now York State ha'
only 2o9 National Banks on Oct. 8. 1872. ngains
23l on Lee. 16, 1871, while New York City ha'
50 National Banks on Oct. s, 1872, against 81 0:
TheL Leeiala ture Of New York ut itslast session
passed an act requiring that, before any BAN
should cornrnenc business, satisfactory eyidenc
should 30 furnished the Superintendent thut it
capital Ind been paid in, in cash; and upon @ be
ing furnished with sl7ch evidence, the super1n
tepdent was authorized to issue certificate Q
authority enabling the ank to commence ous'
zess and remedy was provided, by which Ii
Superintendent is enabled % force compllanc
with the 1a,s, in case Of banks reporting cap
tai reduced By impairment, or otherwise belo'
the legal limit. All banks oryanized sineo th
passage OF this act have furniEhed me require
evidence Of tile paying in in full OF fIeir capita
LOCAL sToCE AND BOND NARkEI.
uessrs. Lunt, Preston l. Kean quote as 10
log fhia a