Evening star., 1896-09-18

with a total capital stock of $45OOOo re-
sumed, and 3. with total capital stock of
$r'O.NO, were placed in the hands of re-
ceivers. In Iowa, six banks suspended, with
total capital stock of $575OtO, of which
number but one failed with a capital stock
of 10000. The same number of banks in
Nebraska suspended, three of which, with a
total capital stock of $3.50, 900, resumed
business, and receivers were appointed for
the remaining three, the total capital stock
of which was $45OO0O. Five banks suspend
ed in Wisconsin, with total capital stock
OF $62I,IUO, all of which resumed business
while in Illinois there were four suspen-
sions. with a capital stock aggregating So
10000 All Of these We're placed in the
hanbs of edverf tb In Missouri three
of 81 s1.3o0O0O. all of which resumed business
In Michigan there were the same number
of suspensions as In Missouri, but the cap
M ltal stock involved aggregated only $215-
oD. But one Of these banks resumed the
capital stock of which was s65OOO The
1eWest suspensions which occurred in any
state In this division was in Ohio there be-
ing Dut TWO the aggregate capital stock of
"nic n was $lSo,oO One of these banks
with capital stock of $4,000, resumed
business and the other failed
On the Pacific Coast
'Sixty-six banks suspended in the Pacific
states and territories, being nearly 40 per
cent OF the total suspensions which oc-
Cured, and represent capital stock amount
ing to 80 per cent Of the total capital in
Volved- OF these thirty banks, with cap
ital stock of $63O0,OOO were solvent and re-
sumed business; twenty-five, with a capital
STOCK 0! S,2oDVoO. were placed in the hands
OF receivers, and five, with a total capital
OF *l,oto.NU. in charge of examiners pend
ing resumption. The greatest number Of
suspensions was In Colorado. involving the
largest amount of capital stock of suspend
ed banks of any state in the Union, the
number being sixteen, and the capital /
S,MO,oO. All Of the banks resumed, ex-
cept two, the capital stock of which was
suspensions occurred in the state of Wash
Egton-fourteen banks, with ar aggregate
capital stock Of 1.735, 900. OF this number
four, with capital stock of sl25, 600 re-
sEmed; three, with capital stock Of $510,-
600. were placed in charge OF examiners
pending resumption, and seven failed. The
suspensions in Montana numbered ten. and
their capital stock amounted to $1S75 600
OF these two, with capital stock of $780,
GOO, resumed and seven, with a capital
stock Of $1,O75,OOO. were placed in the
charge of receivers. Six suspensions oc-
Cured in Oregon and the same number in
California. the aggregate stock represented
being $500 coo and $1,2O0,0OO, respectively
There was but one failure in each state,
the capital stock in the case of the Oregon
bank being 100000, and that Of the Cali
fornia bank s2500OO.
There were three suspensions in Utah,
three in North Dakota ard three in South
Dakota. The three banks in Utah, with a
capital stock aggregating S2:lO.OO0, resumed
business, while the three in North Dakota
With total capital stock Of 100000, failed
Two of the banks in South Dakota, with a
total capital stock of 100000, were placed
in the hands of receivers and one, with a
capital stock OF $125GtO, resumed. Two
suspensions occurred in Wyoming, and the
same number in New Mexico. One bank in
Wyoming, with a capital stock Of $2oO,OoO
resumed, and one, the capital stock of
which was $5O,Go0. failed. OF the banks in
New Mexico. one, with a capital stock OF
s175,0D. failed, and the other, with cap
ital stock Of $5O,WO, was placed in the
hands of an examiner pending resumption
or the appointment of a receiver The only
other suspension in this geographical di-
vision occurred in Oklahoma, being that OF
bank with a capital stock of $4,000.
hich. being solvent, resumed.
This is the record for 1893, and where
they are most liable to occur again in the
event of money scare"