Democratic Sentinel, Volume 18, Number 2, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 26 January 1894 — CONDITION OF WESTERN BANKS. [ARTICLE]

CONDITION OF WESTERN BANKS.

Comptroller Issues a Statement Based Upon Returns Made to Him. Returns as to the condition of Western tanks, as made to the Comptroller of the Currency, are as follows: In the State of Colorado the reserve was 33.1;1, per cent.; loans and discounts, $21,420,000; Individual deposits. $18,b02,0t0, and lawful money reserve, $3,915,0n0. In the State of Nebraska the reserve was 2;’.'3 per cent.; loans and discounts. $15,779 uouIndividual deposits, 113,152,000; lawful money rjserve, 11.218,0t0. In the State of North Dakota the reserve was 22.56 per cent.;; loans and discounts. $5 - 27H,000; individual deposits, $4,137,000; and lawful money reserve, $510,356. In the State of Nevada the reserve was 28.4, per cent.; loans and discounts, *553,318; individual deposits, $403,401, and lawful money reserve, $70,887. In the Indian Territory the reserve was 41. “ra per cent.; loans and discounts, $518,805; individual deposits, $530,020, and lawful money reserve, $-0,854. v In the State of Idaho the reserve was 24.8 G percent.; loans and discounts. $1,545,000; individual deposits, $1,557,100, and lawful money reserve, $246,110.