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-, $l,ll8, ,02l
The segregate nominal capital Of the sxtesn branches
S7 0o0 The law directs the capital to be paid in
esiments The aggregate capital paid up, 10 $s27,-
me whole amount Of notes in circulation, Of
ne 1 sixteen banks, including cid circulation
n: - AsnIa DeeA, -. Sl,IISS2l
IpoS,o On nsno. $446. .902
$7ssoss
stockholdsrs ............... aaa7 .oal
resent means to pay the same. ......... 1885, TAO
xcsss Of means over Liabilities. $3.50 600


appears that the capital has been paid up faster than
requires, which good evidence that the public
ave full confidence In the Investments The proportion


specie ON hand to the paper in circulation very
IT. and the aggregates generally exhibit very sound
ndition The principal object Of the institution should


to preserve this condition they wish to retain the
on6dsnos fths public.


We annex statement showing the value Of certain
scripons of merchandise sold at auction by the auc-
ON houses Of the CITY, In each Of the past twenyour
ears. Within the past eight ten years, there has
very little variation in the value Of American dry
sold at auction but in the sales Of dry goods of
reign manufacture the value has Auctuated very much
rom year to The sales Of these goods from 1898


1880, were very large, since which they have been
nch more limited From 1854 TO 1885, the increase in
anction sales of European dry goods very great
(eing about one hundred per cent. Tho sales Of all
at auction during the years Of speculation were
uch more limited than in several years previous Sales


land and real estate occupied the attention of auc
ioneers ut that time.


9ALrs ny AUCTION CRY or Nrw yo,r