New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-03-09
BANK SUPERBLY PLACED
0ssining National a Foremost
Institution of Its Kind.


Il palatia building in the heart Of the
business section Of the town. 1t is occ
of the most up-to-dato structures Of It's
kind IN this country. II is, indeed. fit
ting home for so worthy an institution.
The architectural design Of the building
is after the famous library OF st. Mark,
at Venice. Italy. which is considered ono
Of the best and most dignifed buildings
Of Europe and the great work OF Sanso-
vino. architect.
Regarding its banking attitude the in
stitution says:
THE policy Of the bank is conserve
tive. for In that direction safety lies. We;
1t has never failed TO recognize its dutF
to its depositors IN giving just and lib
eral accommodation to its patrons The
bank invites the confidence and patron
age of all. To the business man 1t offers
every convenience and accommodation
which any rightly conducted financial in
stitution could offer, as we'll as a quick.
intelligent and ever courteous desire 10
be Of assistance. To those having IN
charge the moneys or securities Of others
It offers absolute safety and opportunity
for conservative investments.
Eve open for business every business
morning al o'clock. We collect all .our
checks on any part Of the country free Of
charge We issue drafts. letters OF credit
and travellers checks; we buy and soil
foreign money and exchange AZ the same
rate YOU can obtain In New York CITY.
Eve pay interest on money deposited
on certificates OF deposit by the month,
a. 20, xr,i,t
draw II. per cent for one or two months
and per cent for three months or longer.
'NNc have also an interest department.
Money deposited therein draws interest
from the first of each month If deposited
prior TO that time. Interest is paid 81
such deposits OH January ! and July
of each year, at the rate Of per cent FER
annum. passbook is issued showing all
transactions"
Report Of the condition Of the Ossinlng
National Bank. as reported to the Cor
trollcr of the Currency at the close OF
business on February 4:
RESOURCES.
Ioans and discounts. .,............. ,i3s OG6 81
Overdrafts secured and unsecured 1,i43 Is
United States bonds 20 secure circu-
lauon ...........' ..'.'....' 1890: lVVVVVpV
United States bonds 10 secure United
States deposits, 81, 900; 20 secure
postal savings. 81. cro.............. 1000 90
Bonds. securities. etc................ los ISL "a
Banking house, furniture and f1t-
1res ................. D},VNpV VI
serve agents ..................... 5000 IS
Due from state and private banks
and bankers. trust companies and
savings banks .................... 500 -
Due from approved reserve agents.. 5s.l24 ~
Checks and other cash items. =, 100 ~
Notes OF other national banks ...... $50 10
and cents D ........9.............. 635 IL
Lawful money reserve in bank. viz:
Specie ................... $3.50 -
- -. 2s5 %
Redemption fund with United states
Treasurer 20 per cent OF circula- $1,000.
Due from United States Trea.urer 500 90
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s9l3, e4l 90
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in...............sI 500. 600 %
Surplus fund Observation-Disclosures. -. 900 90
taxes paid Observation-Disclosures. 1e51s44
National bank notes outstanding o.. 9s go 90
Due TO other national banks. ........ 3,917 %
bankers ...................... 97i 3?
hanks ..-........ oGi3 50
Due 70 approved reserve agents.. s,O64 10
Individual deposits sub
ject 20 check. .......... sea- ,G6s IS
Demand certificates OF de
post ................... s,632 -
Certified checks .......... 221 90
Cashiers checks outstand-
ing NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. " ~
United States deposits... 1000 90
Postal savings deposits. 635 II
85s 200 %
Total Observation-Disclosures. 1913, cal 80