The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-09
FINANCIAL MAGNATES.
Officers Elected to Govern the
City's Banks.
THE COMPLETE TICKETS.
Men Who Will Manage Millions
During 1878.

Tho many millions OF capital required TO set In
motion the wheels OF business throughout the country
cannot exactly be estimated III this metropolis; but
idea OF the interests centring here or re-
curing AID Tor the development OF the various INDUS
tries be found In the record each year oil the eec
ton OF officers OF city banks. The following per-
elected yesterday TO direct the Affairs OF the
national banking institutions named for tho year
lS7S:--
NEW YoaK-Messrs. Charles Z. Bill, Peter V. King
John n. Bradley. William Asior James NJ Constable,
Benjamin e. Arnold, Charles NJ Fry, FRANKLIN Eeson,
Robert Bliss, Charles ID. Levcrcn George H. Byrd
William Ii. Bradford and James Nor.
The organization will not take place until Friday.
but supposed there Will be no change in the OIL
OF the Institution.
PARK-Messrs William II. Fogg, Joseph L. Buckley,
Oliver Hoyt George II. Potts, Peter Hayden, Arthur
Leary Robert J. hosaet, Jackson > Schultz, Eugeno
Kelly, Robert Squlres, Richard Butler George INNS,
Worth.
Mr James L. Worth was re- elected president and
T. Kellogg Wright cashier.
rnInp NArloSAL-Messrs. }. F. D. Laner, Parker
Handy Joan W. Ellis Charles Lanier. George Chap
and Samuel j. TilGen. j. L. d. Lanier was re-
president q. NJ Jordan cashier; Edward WINS
low elected the place OF W. b. Ogden and deceased
Barton, Vice President; Messrs b. b. Sherman, W. ~
baden, Gustav schwao John A. Stewart Joseph
bert A. Brinckerhon, and Charles Smith Cashier,
Z. V. Bants
Macy. Jonathan Ihorne, James Fraser, William H.
Kingsland Henry s. Fearing, Nicholas Il. Palmer, AL
bertJ. Akin, William Rockefeller and john A. Tucker
The regular organization Will not take place until
to-day.
FOURTH NATIONAL Messrs p. c. Calhoun, John NJ.
Furlnan Jos' ph u. Hoyt Frederick Mead, Gilmore A.
Kent, Cornelius N. Bliss, Edward A. Whittemore,
John ). Aughtree ana ). s. Fisher
Organization vii not be made until FRIDAY. II Is
understood that no opposition will be made to tho
continuance OF Mr.. z. c. Calhoun as presaeut.
HASovER--Nessrs. Alfred 5. Barnes, rhos. Barbour,
Sigourney W. Fay, Hiram W. Hunt, jerome L. Hill,
D. II. Hough,aling, Delorme Knowlton, Il. b. Liver
more Mitchell n. Packard, George W. perkns Henry
1ord and William Woodward, Jr
Mr.. james T. Woodward and George W. Perkins
hold the offices of president and cashier II is not
likely change Will DO made although the organi-
za,ion is Eot formally effected.
CiTY-Moses Taylor, President; Messrs John j.
CISCO Henry Parish, Samuel Sloan, William Waller
Phelps. Percy r. Pyne, Benjamin Dunnng, Edwin W.
HoIbrook and David N. Turnurc.
MIR. Noses Ray .or continues president for 1875.
PHESix-Messrs Thomas W. Gale Israel Corse, VIII
lam Bryce, William +. Cary, Eugene Dutlh, Peter NJ
Bryson, Charles L. Hamenway, John Parker, Daniel
q. Bacon, Jonathan rhorne, Jr. John IL. Pool WILL
lam J. Cary, Jr., and John T. White.
=. NJ Bryson is president aud John Parker cashier
OF the FhcniX Bank.
CoNriNESrAL-Mcssrs Edmund D. Randolph, John
7. Agnew. Charles Bard, II. 81. 1aber Charles II. Mar
shall, Z. q. Baldwin, H. IL. Baxter, Thomas ". Evans
Lorenzo Blackstone, u r. TImpson, Frederick iayIor
Horace Porter, William Turnbull, Osgood Welsh and
Bowie Dash.
The gentleman who heads the list OF directors, Mr.
L. D. kandopb, was reelected president
ST. NIcnoLAs-Messrs. Samuel v. Holman, Henry
+. Hitch, Amos II Kidder, Henry A. Robbins William
Il FosdIck, Joseph Wlllets, Hiram Dewipg, Albert
Ward and William c. Booth.
Tho formal organization and election of officers OF
the ST. Nicholas Bank Will take place to-day.
EAST Messrs. David Banks A. G. Cooper,
Charles Banks Amos Woodrul, a. d. Porter Charles
jenkins, William Phelps, Joseph Rogers, A. Woodruff
Brown, LOUIS e. Guentai, Edward jenkins. Richard
NJ Paterson, Thomas j. hume ana Raymond jenkins.
The Board VIII organize to-day and elect their
officers.
CkNTRAL-Messrs William A. wheelock, William NJ.
Bliss, simon Bernneimer, Elias ). Higgins, JAMES NJ.
n.pl. Mari I'm StnI lhurInc
Danny Leonard j. Stiastny William l.. Strong and
john Byers- The Board will organize today and elect
Observation-Disclosures. Samuel I. Hunt, William N.
Seymour, Daniel ii. Brooks, Phander Hanlord,
Richard Berry, Anthony Halsey ana Oiver +. Berry.
The Board ORGANIZED during tho afternoon and elected
Mr.. Richard Berry Tor their president
BIoADwAY--Megsrs. Francis A. Palmer, George W.
Plat, Francis r schoais, John Lawrence, George Q.
Peters, Francis L. Furnad, Charles Burkhater, WILL
lam A. Hall Henry " WI hosae. warren harrS c An.
IL Isham Henry o. Havcrmeyer, Garrett Van Nos
uand and John L. EverltL The officers Will be elected
to-day.
.CHArHAM-Messrs. Thomas Davenport, Benjamin
W. Merriam, Samuel r. Plat, Charles Hauset George
Farmer, Henry A. Dixie, William A. Brewer, Jr.,
Thomas W. Adams Frederick Wlebuscn. sheldon Col
Ins Henry N. Anthony, JaDez A. Bostwick, William
H. Wickham, George H. Hard and Alfred l.. Cross.
The VIII organzs to-day aud elect their officers.
HOE AND LEArHER-Messrs. A. V. stout, Matthew
BIRD n + Porter James L.. Stewart George :. Moul-
ton, Charles Spear Charles ). Bayls Thomas Russell,
Villain ii. Phinps JOS f. Knapp, William H. Gar
r.son, Theodore Nj. Ives and Edward Wise The Board
organzcd Immediately aft.rward and celcctcd Presi
Don't A. V. Stout ana Vice President N. 4. Porter.
lHEMCAL-Messrs james a. Roosevelt, Robert
Lcnox Kennedy, Frederick w. Stevens Robert Goect,
Jr ana George G. Williams. Tho Directors will meet
to-day and elect their president
MEacAxrLE-llcssrs. Isaac n. Phelps, Isaac Odel,
Norman Wnue. Charles r. Burdctt, Arson T. Stokes,
RoUert W. Stuart, William A. flames, George 5. Fra
ser aud Norman Peck. The Board will elect their Of
nccrs to-day.
MErRopoLITAN-Mcssrs Henry l.. Picrson, Scion
HUM hreys, Henry a. Hurbut, Augustus C. Richards,
Isaac H. Bailey, William Ii Lee, Charles Aoernathy,
RoDort b. Mnturn, Eliot G. Cowdin aud George h.
beney inc officers Will DO elected to-day alter the
Board have organized.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE Mcssrs. George S. Coo, Will
lam A. Booth, Samuel Wlets, William 9. Langley,
Alexander Campbell, George Bliss, JOSIAH NJ. Fiske.
Martin Bates, Henry X. Sheldon. Samuel u. Babcock,
Board organized the afternoon and reelected
President George ). Coo.
BUTCHERS DRUyERs'- Messrs. John ". Mersc-
reau, Joseph Brtuon, Denton Pearsall George w.
Quintard, John c. Chamberlain, James NJ. Motley,
Horny Slberhorn, John Is. Cote, George q. Taylor,
T<cnard q. Fellows and Patrick y. Fay The Board
WI organize to-day and elect their officers.
G&ocERs'--lhe Board OF Directors elected yes
tcrdNy, but no names were refused by an officer of
the blink when applied tor by HERALD reporter
REAL ESTATE TRUST COAPASY-Messrs. V. X Steven-
son. nomas A. Davies, August Belmont Joseph Seng-
WATSON NJ. Thaln senger Robert scell A. 5. Roscn-
baum Charles 4. Livernorc q. q. BALDWIN, Henry NJ.
Iabcr, A. $ Barnes, Isaac Wallach Samuel A. Lewis,
g. W. Carleton and Frank T. Vandervccr " H. Ste
veEson, president, and Thomas a. Dawes, wee prcsi-
dent.
MEMoRAsDA--The following named companies elect
their officers ata later day:--Unon Trust Company,
January 10; Central Trus. Company, Junuary 10;
Bowcry National, January 10; German American,
January Ia; National Mechanics January IL National