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JOURNAL OF BANKING, CURRENCY, AND FINANCE.

BUSINESS AT THE UNITED STATES MINTS.

We have compiled, from official returns, the following statement of the deposits and coinage at the United States Mint, and branches, from their organization down to the close of 1851, which will be found very useful for reference, and contains many items of present interest:

DEPOSITS OF DOMESTIC GOLD FOR THE YEAR 1851.

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Total from organization.... $180,184,297 $77,962,409 $1,395,836 $259,542,542

PUBLIC DEBT OF OHIO.

The following summary statement of the debt and annual interest of the State of Ohio, on the 1st of January, 1852, is derived from an official source:

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This forms the total redeemable debt, and is exclusive of school and other trust

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STATISTICS OF BANKING IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK,

We are indebted to D. B. ST. JOHN, Esq., the Superintendent of the Banking Depart ment, for an official copy of the first annual report from that Department, (since its organization,) as required by Chapter 164, Laws of 1851.* It presents a clear and comprehensive view of all the banks, banking associations, and individual bankers from which reports have been received. The substance of this report we have embodied in a condensed form on the present and subsequent pages of the Merchants' Magazine :— The whole number of banks, banking associations, and individual bankers doing business on the first day of December, 1851, is two hundred and forty-four, as follows:— Chartered banks, 72; banking associations, 95; individual bankers, 77; total, 244.

Since the date of the last report by the Controller, the charters of two banks have expired; their aggregate capital was $509,600, namely, the New York State Bank, 369,600; Bank of Newburg, $140,000. A majority of the stockholders of both these institutions have formed associations under the provisions of chapter 313, Laws of 1849. During the year, 37 banking associations and individual bankers have deposited the securities required by law, and commenced the business of banking, namely:

Citizens' Bank, New York.
Chatham Bank, New York.

ASSOCIATIONS.

Far's' B'k, Saratoga, Co., Half Moon Vil'ge.
Bank of Fort Edward, Fort Edward.
Genesee Valley Bank, Genesee.
Grocers' Bank, New York.

Goshen Bank, Orange Co., Goshen,
Glens Falls Bank, Glens Falls.
Hanover Bank, New York.
Irving Bank, New York.

Knickerbocker Bank, New York.

Merchants' Bank in Syracuse, Syracuse.
Mechanics' Bank of Syracuse, Syracuse.

Metropolitan Bank, New York.
Bank of Malone, Malone.

Bank of the Metropolis, New York.
New York Exchange Bank, New York.
New York State Bank, Albany.
Bank of Newburg, Newburg.

Bank of North America, New York.
Pacific Bank, New York.

People's Bank, New York.

Rome Exchange Bank, Rome.

Bank of the Republic, New York.

Union Bank of Sullivan Co., Monticello.
Union Bank of Troy Troy.

The amount and character of the securities deposited by the 26 banking associations above named, is as follows, namely:—

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The amount and character of the securities deposited by the eleven individual banks above named is as follows, namely:

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The following statement shows the state and condition of all the banks, banking associations, and individual bankers, from which reports have been received during the past year, on the several days designated by the Superintendent for making their quarterly reports:—

* Prior to 1851 the Banking Department was managed by the Controller.

CONDITION OF BANKS AND BANKING ASSOCIATIONS IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

Items.

Loans and discounts except to directors and brokers...
Loans and discounts to directors..

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All other liabilities absolute or contingent of directors
All sums due from brokers...

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3,350,249

3,439,450

3,765,392

3,853,402

3,916,925

3,526,130

3,818,994

3,969,343

4,257,165

4,276,697

14,035,547

14,342,689

15,054,766

15,383,571

15,093,732

Promissory notes other than for loans and discounts

167,519

193,683

151,835

145,708

175,692

585,083

567,983

579,403

633,965

785,508

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Due to others not included in either of the above heads...

1,337,816

1,430,604

299,962 1,638,385

358,129

1,461,598

975,455 16,056 157

442,509 1,566,064

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The whole amount of circulating notes issued to associations and individual bankers, outstanding on the 1st day of December, 1851, was $15,671,004; for the redemption of which securities are deposited and held in trust by the Superintendent, amounting in the aggregate to $16,822,714 85, namely:—

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Cash in deposit, for stocks matured, and bonds and mortgages paid and banks closing business

223,127 24

Total.....

Total amount of securities held December 1st, 1850.

Increase of securities for the year ending December 1st, 1851 Total amount of circulation December 1st, 1851....

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Increase of circulation for the year ending December 1st, 1851.

The following statement shows the names and location of such banks as have given notice of their intention to close their business the greatest amount of circulation issued to said banks and the amount of circulation outstanding on the 1st day of December, 1851 :

Greatest Outstanding Circulation.

$16,822,714 85

14,823,087 56

$1,999,627 29

$15,671,004 00

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$1,467,889 00

Name of Bank.

Circulation.

Knickerbocker Bank, Genoa......

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Champlain Bank, Ellenburg..

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American Bank, Mayville..

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Northern Bank of New York, Brasher Falls

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Merchants' Bank of Washington Co., Granville

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Merchants' Bank of Canandaigua, Naples..

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Five individual bankers, who have heretofore given notice of their intention to close their business, having complied with the provisions of section 8, of chapter 319, Laws of 1841, by redeeming 90 per cent of their circulation, have withdrawn the securities held in trust, and deposited an amount of money sufficient to redeem the balance of circulation outstanding.

The following statement shows the amount of circulation unredeemed on the 1st day of December, 1851; the amount of money held in trust by the Superintendent; the date of the first notice to bill holders to present their notes for payment, and the time when such notice will expire :

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expire.

1864

1866

...

1855

1853

At the expiration of the above notices for two years, the securities held by the Superintendent in trust may be given up to the banker or association upon receiving a bond, with security, conditioned for the prompt payment of any unredeemed circulating notes of such banker or association, if presented within six years.

INCORPORATED BANKS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

STATEMENT SHOWING THE NAMES AND LOCALITIES OF THE 71 INCORPORATED BANKS AND
THE STATE OF NEW YORK; THE AMOUNT OF CAPITAL AUTHORIZED
ONE BRANCH, OF
BY LAW TO BE INVESTED; THE AMOUNT OF NOTES AUTHORIZED TO HAVE IN CIRCULA-
TION, AND THE AMOUNT WHICH EACH BANK HAD IN CIRCULATION AND ON HAND ON THE
1ST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1851, AND THE YEARS WHEN THEIR CHARTERS WILL EXPIRE,
RESPECTIVELY.-COMPILED FROM THE FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
OF THE BANKING DEPARTMENT.

Name of Bank and locality. Albany City Bank, Albany.. Atlantic Bank, Brooklyn . Bank of Albany, Albany.. Bank of America, New York

Charter
will

Authorized to

In circula-
tion and

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on hand.

$500,000

$350,000

$313,487

500,000

350,000

350,000

240,000

200,000

200,000

2,001,200

1,200,000

784,562

Bank of Chenango, Norwich..

1856

120,000

160,000

160,000

Bank of Genesee, Batavia...

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150,000

150,000

Bank of Geneva, Geneva..

400,000

300,000

Circulation increased a

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20,000

319,995

Bank of Lansingburg, Lansingburg 1855

120,000

160,000

160,000

Bank of New York, New York...

1853

1,000,000

800,000

776,500

Bank of Orange Co., Goshen..

105,660

150,000

Circulation increased b

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10,000

160,000

Bank of Orleans, Albion

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200,000

200,000

Bank of Owego, Owego....

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200,000

200,000

Bank of Poughkeepsie, Pough'e

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150,000

150,000

Bank of Rome, Rome.

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150,000

150,000

Bank of Salina, Salina..

1862

150,000

175,000

174,964

Bank of the State of N. Y., N. Y.. 1866

2,000,000

1,200,000

704,075

Bank of Troy, Troy

1853

440,000

300,000

299,997

Bank of Whitehall, Whitehall.

1859

100,000

150,000

149,890

Brooklyn Bank, Brooklyn....

1860

150,000

175,000

175,000

Broom Co. Bank, Binghamton.

1855

100,000

150,000

149,900

Butchers' & Drovers' Bank, N. Y ..

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350,000

350,000

Catskill Bank, Catskill.....

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175,000

174,210

Cayuga Co. Bank, Auburn,

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250,000

225,000

Circulation increased e

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22,400

247,360

Central Bank, Cherry Valley..... 1855

120,000

160,400

160,000

Chautauque Co. Bank, Jamestown.

1860

100,000

150,000

150,000

Chemung Canal Bank, Elmira....

1863

200,000

200,000

200,000

City Bank, New York.....

1852

720,000

500,000

355,800

Essex County Bank, Keeseville...

1862

100,000

150,000

149,996

Farmers' Bank of Troy, Troy..

1853

278,000

225,000

224,717

Farmers' & Manufac's' B'k, Pough'e.

1864

300,000

250,000

249,990

Greenwich Bank, New York....

200,000

200,000

Circulation increased d...

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3,970

203,942

Herkimer Co. Bank, Rockton..

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200,000

199,925

Highland Bank, Newburg

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200,000

200,000

Hudson River Bank, Hudson..

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175,000

175,000

Jefferson Co. Bank, Watertown...

1854

200,000

200,000

200,000

Kingston Bank, Kingston.

1866

200,000

200,000

199,940

Leather Manufacturers' Bank, N. Y.

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450,000

375,482

Lewis Co. Bank, Martinsburg.

1863

100,000

150,000

48,981

Livingston County Bank, Geneseo. 1855

100,000

150,000

100,000

Madison County Bank, Cazenovia.

1858

100,000

150,000

149,984

Manhattan Company, New York..unlimited

2,050,000

1,200,000

1,068,744

Mechanics' Bank, New York......

1855

1,440,000

800,000

786,858

Mechanics' & Farmers' B'k. Albany 1853

442,000

300,000

300,000

Mechanics' & Traders' Bank, N. Y.

1857

200,000

200,000

196,843

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