THE BANKS.
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The following table presents q view of the relative condition of the Enectdiue League Q Blanks, and the National Bank, about the Ist of December, 1895.

 US. Bank. Erecutiue Ba8ks

 Capital, s35, ,ooo,a00 s4o,479, ,5s2 1T. & Try D'p'ts, 3,927 29 9, ,352:a23 B Pub Of. D'p'ts, 5sa, ,537 19 2,37I ,s66 II Priv. Deposits, ], ACC, ,962 64 I2,501 ,602 B fi'ns s D'Bts, % .676, GOA s83 6, ,5s4, ,065 IT Dom. Exeh's, IT ,s53 ,o4s 39 f6,642, ,332 67 Due if. D'nks, 3,51f,56 l8 II ,2e2, ,5A4 01 Due to Banks, 2,s2S. .992 84 8,726,17 16 Notes of other

 Banks, 3,349, sos co e.359,520 70 Specie, 10,224,675 57 9,597 ,96S 94 For'gn Exch'ge 7a,472 08 a0,62s e4 Real Estate, ,Ss3 BET 90 ] 1,6S5 ,473 46 Con gent fund 1909 .376 01 1,G14,673 31 Circulation, 23,031 ,667 63 2l,796, l49 26 It would seem from the above, that while the means of the Deposite Banks have am- ounted to nearly eigafy milIions--including public and private deposites-their accommo- dation to the public, by loans and exchanges, has been about sirty fsoo millions. The ha- tional Bank, on the contrary, with basis of about .Jo,fy oRc millions, has loaned and dis counted to the amount of nearly forty ,pit- ttossS--and this, too, at a time when 1t has been making arrangements to wind Up it's concerns. 4 comparison of some other items in this account will enable the reader to judge of the improved Banking system, got up under the patronage of Amos Kendall, Whitney, and President Jackson.

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