, 1874-09-01

NATIONAL nASEs ORGANIZED,
Iho United States COMPTROLLER Of tho Curren-
~ Turntables tho blowing statement OF National
D,ulsH organized tho pnat week:
2l70-Firat National Uauk Of ssrcator, I'll. Author
led capital, s3o,1lu; pni-ln capital f5Guo TAo1n-
"a nanaway, Prus'dent; Jamea O.. Wilson, CaaA!cr.
Anta9t'1Sa - eonene9 onsintae AmE ~ 1871
t,,nisc,, cnhii,i ssn ~ i q '%ussie, % ~: Al
uln,:,,. rrcosJsns: e G. ahns eshsr q;
10 commence b,txino.a Aug. IL iS7y.
ai1a-Aol Nat2na t 1ank At!o a!ans. Author
- ~ teouareed, i'fcatucnt; Charies 4. Chapman,
es' ~ ""'Ao''zeo 10 commence hasiaeaa Aug 22,
N,uor,, r,,,,,x..
saltsl, f5v, Coz pajIl.sn c,afa s5daoo aaroM
Parker, President. Janca nayl,ee, Caahcr. Author
ss,l to commence b,slno,s Aug -, 1871,
37aIF!rst National Bank q Florida, Jacksonville
-. r': ,oo AHtnorSsd cantt1 $4,000; lsd.in capital
Ehsn.sor c,s;,,e. ~. Moore iloaont 1amcs ~
noas AIR Il; iuii. 's'@@'' ~ so1''Asa'e o'S'
sl1s- n. ttsst National Bant Of Fairnch No. Authors
Erlcy, President !; Eibritlgo G. Trait, CARhier, Au-
1losixed to con'rcneo busnesa Aug. a, 1874.
NEW YORK. nAHK STATEMENT.
The bank statement for lust rook il favorable,
tho legal tondors. Tho baukA now hold m cx-
ccBs Of rcse1yo 70 tho o5tent Of S27 ITO, CTS, IN
lnoreaho OF 34lo, 400 oror laat wcek. There Is
docEeaso sao or 259 zoo IN loans ad discounta
@l9G0oo III net Deposits
BAD x1xTuRE.
Tho Farmers and Mechanics Dant Of Rocl,es.
ter III undergoing Investigation before n llegister
~ bankruptcy. and tho developments thus lnr 70
70 show that tho inHtitntion waa sIaky long
ttino before tho public generally suspected tho
fact: It was shown, on tlln examination, that
tho bank would hayo been d success lad it not
10 leon Tor tho politca that had got mixed mp in it.
There aro various unwholcsomo mixtures in
business as vol A1 in medicines, but tho worst
mixture OF GIL ~ that which puts politics aud
banking into tho saae Ealipot.
x.-.s oun CLOTHING TRADE.
Inqulrlon among tho clothing horHes OF this
city ahow their is1l business to bo in . most on
couras'ng condition. Tho grassboppcrs huYo
interforcd with their customers aomowhst in
kansaa and Nebraska. nnd the southern, tior Of
counties in Minnesota; tho fall in tho prico Of
wheat may Affect thom later but ns yet tho
clothing bnsnoss has boon larger than during
any preceding season In tho hintory of tho trndo
in Chicago. Tho salcs OF ono Of our larra0t
houses ~ 5nlJ were moro than double thoAo OF
july 1875, and tho aales Of August wero almost
aa henVy Present Indications mnks it 9nfo to
ssenn.1 sstimato m n average
This growth is legitimate and duo to causes Of
easy explanation sono OF it to diversion from
st. Louis. Tho clothing merchants tilcro aro
SLOW. and more thau ono houeo in Chicago has q
permanent salesman D. IN thnt city, wherc gooda
chants OF tue interior aro becoming moro famil-
lar each yoar with tho fact TINT clothing ID lnan-
ufacturcd at. Chicago with oquaL il not
greater, isclllt'cs than ut the East, and caE 10
1nouGlt lore to better advantage thau thero.
ntop IN Chicago to mako their purclnnca instead
OF gong Daat. LhCrosse or Davenport mcr~
cAaht VINO has Sl5 ouo or $50 QUO worth Of sooda
10 buy hada that ho can
Ivy III CHICAGO At TIE SAME PRICES
ce N neW 1ofE, and Bavo au tho chnrgo OF
freight and pcEaonnl oxponseB. Uulor thoso
conditions, good businessmen cannot afford to