The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-03-22
ALL NATIONAL BANKS.
8 Complete Statement of Reports
Soon to Be Published.

New York, March PA special to the
Tribune from Washington says:
The controller of the currency will
soon publish a complete statement of re
ports from all the national banks in tie
United tSates. As this statement is made
in answer to the first call for 1901. The
results are being awaited with much IN
terest. The time between December Is
and February s. the date of the call, Il
said in Industrial circles to be the 0Lll
season. The figures already obtained
from abstracts reflect surprisingly large
gairs as compared with the previous
statement which was a record breaker.
The aggregate resources of the So
banks in New York state, as shown by
y0Tfes3. 4npichw556.,
the controllers accounts, are $500, 159-
$685. which is $226, 961 less than the
amounts recorded in December, but is
substantially greater than the figures of
the first statement in 1900 which did rot
reach the 5000. 100000 mark The new
statement shows the amount of individ-
uaI deposits of the Empire state national
banks which is considered the bankers
barometer to be $123, 955, 773, a gain of s.
ga, 1856. The reports of the A national
banks in New York city indicate that
their total resources and individual Ge
posits are $1,255. 347, S77, and 1858, $50, c57
respectively which exceed the preceding
official figures by the enormous sums of
S4S4, 267, 1877 and 1872, SAG, 123 respectively.
The total resources Of the national banks
in the state of New York are shown to
be S1,5O6, 63S, S55, while the individual de-
pOsits amount to 1902, 705. 004. 1t is ests-
mated that with the savings bank re-
sources and individual deposits combin-
ed with those of the national banks The
total bank assets in the entire state
would be approximately 81, 000, 000, 000 and
the deposits 81 600 600 O0O F1ourishing
bank conditions exist in other sections of
the country where in some sections the
percentage of Increase is greater than in
New York. Texas is a conspicuous tx
ample of the great prosperity enjoyed
throughout the south. Since January 1,
1900. SO new banks have been establish
ed in this district, most of them in ac-
cordance with the act Of March IA, 1900
The number recently reported to the
treasury was 2SS, about the same as
from New York The resources and de-
poSits reported by the national banks of
the Lone Star state are 1926, $685. 12 AID
ST., 457, 125, exceeding the December rec
ord by 81, SOC, 31S and $3,973,230 respective
w. Probably the most renarlxabl re-
ports have been sent to the controller
by the Oklahoma national banks, WHOSE
abstracts reflect the substantial increases
in deposits and resources of 81. OPS, 554 ard
S942 S47. In this territory p national
banks have been established since Janu-
airy 25 1900.
In Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and
Illinois, including their principal cities.
big increases in national banks assets
have been observed and the same eI.
cOuraging reports are made concern 1g
the bank statements for other states ard
cities whose accounts have been bal
snced. Judging from the general run on
the completed abstracts, officials predict
that the grand total of aggregate resour-
ces and individual deposits of all the ra-
tional banks in the United States. IN
GLIDING those in Alaska and Hawaii, win
exceed by many millions the high water
marx which was recorded on December
3. when the resources were $5,142, esq e92
sand the individual deposits We're 81. Co.,
997. s21 The six greatest financial cities
in the United States, as reckoned by the
controller of the currency reports, rank
at Tresent as follows:
New York, Boston, Chicago. Phi1adel-
phia Pittsburg ard St. Louis.