Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-14

capital stock or S2JO,OOO ana n surplus
fund Of 100000. The officers and d.
rcctOrs are: President. SOlva Brlnt.
nail: Vice President. John Brown;
Cashier. william II. Brintnall; Assist
ant Cashier. william A. Tilden; Direct
Ors. Edward Tlltlen. james +. Sher.
lock. John Brown, Charles l.. Shattuck.
NJ. +. BrittenhOuse, SOlva Brlntnall
and William H. Brintnall.
The Lincoln National Bank was or
eanixed In 1887 with a capital Of 5000
600. and the last statement shows re-
sources amounting to $1,O3O,Oi1.G7.
The officers Of the bank are: Presl.
dent. v. c. Price; Vice President. II.
II. Hall; Cashier, Edward Hamrnett:
Assistant Cashier, J. II. Clarke.
The First National Bank Of Engle.
wood was organized In June, 1850. with
a capital Of 100000. The resources
were Sl5?, OSO.73 June 30. The officers
are: President, Jesse X. Embree: Vice
President. ]. ]. Nichols; Cashier, v. II.
Nichols.
The Calumet National Bank was or.
ganixed with capital stock Of 100000,
and the last statement showed total ~.
sources Of $5O5.S7434.
Oakland National Bank was organ
lied In May, 1883, with a capital stock
Of $4,000. The last statement shows
assets amounting to $5i1.SI7.s4.
Fifteen banking institutions are Oper.
ated In this city under state charters
and. including the Illinois Trust and
Savings Bank, muster up total ~.
sources Of nearly x15O,OOO.OOO. One OF
the most important Ii the Merchants
Loan and Trust Company, which was
organized In 1857 as the result Of
united movement OH the part OF prom
inent citizens to suppress wildcat"
banking ana spurious schemes. John
II. Durham and Isaac y. Arnold were
the prime movers. The Institution was
founded upon such good bottom that to
this day It Is one Of the most reliable
banks In the city and ranks far ahead
OF many OF the national banks In re-.
| sources. The capital stock Of the bank
amounts to $2.OOO.OOO. the surplus fund
Is $1.OOO.OOO. undivided profits are
$T32,O and deposits amount to $780,
516.SS5.0O.
Another OF the old State banking In
situations IL the Hlbernian Banking As
ISOLATION. which was organized In De-
tober. 1867, and has paid.up capital Of
$4,000 and undivided profits amount
Ing to $?0O.050.77. The last report
shows deposits amounting to $5,4o?,.
3iG?2.
The Union Trust Company, which
was organized three years after the Ill.
bernlan Banking Association, has kept
pace with 1t and shows deposits
amounting to "a, 255,00O.
The remaining State banks are the
American Trust and Savings Bank.
which showed deposits Inst month
amounting to $40, i32. 1880; Foreman
Brothers, with $2,?O7. 900: the Garden
City Bank. with ~. 4ti2 900; the Prairie
State Bank, with 5000. 900; the Royal
Trust Company, with $2,532,OOO; the
Western state Bank, with $05S, 900: the
Home Savings Bank, with $780, OO. and
the Chicago City Bank, with x43S, 900,
All the State banks. In common with
the national institutions, have been fa'
vOred with an increase of business III
all departments.
In addition to the banks enumerated
there are the following trust companies
Chicago Title and Trust Company, Gag,
ital *1,5OOOOO; Equitable Trust Com
pany. capital $5OO,OOO; PearsOns-Taf'
Land Credit Company, capital 100000
Security Title and Trust Company
capital $1.GOO.OOO. and the Title Guar
antee and Trust Company, capital 81,
100000. The important foreign banks
In the city are the Bank of Montreal
the Bank of Nova Scotia and the Scan
dinavian Exchange Bank. The Banl
Of Montreal was most intimately iden
tilted with the early progress of tn,
city. ana has stood by the municipality
Loyalty In many instances. The list o.
private banks ana brokers contains
nearly fifty firms.
d, w. n. Elsendrath says he pays 500
a year ut the City Hall for the priv
lege of occupying SangamOn and Di,
streets. Does this 60 through the reg
, ular channel or by way OF the Cham
| piOn of Graft!
How much does w. N. Eisendratl
/. pay the city for the use OF the Sanga
mon street subway for sewer instea,
Of u street? n
How much does the City Hall &c
: out Of Eisendrath Tor the use of 81
, CANON and DIX streetse I