 W2087 THE FIFTH AVENUE BANK. Apr 19 1884 To: Calvin Brooks McQuesten, M.D. From: New York
J.S. LOWREY, President A.S. FRISSELL, Cashier J.G. CANNON, Asst. Cashier New York, April 19, 1884 As a large number of our depositors leave town at this season, we would state that coupons, divided orders, etc., not yet due, may be left for collection. Payment of the same will be promptly advised. Coupon envelopes and blank dividend orders furnished on application. To save trouble many persons detach coupons annually, depositing them for collection, and in case of the sale of bonds pin the unmatured coupons on again. In remitting items for credit form out-of-town, depositors will kindly endorse checks and drafts to order of the bank. Our usual acknowledgment will be returned. Very respectfully, A.S. FRISSELL,
March 21st, 1884. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts,-----------$2,47,692.93 United States bonds---------------5,000.00 --------------------------------------------------$2,422,692.93 Specie------------------------------ 565,328.81 U.S. legal tender notes-------------109,046 National Banks notes---------------1,800 Cash items, viz: bill and Checks for next days exchange------------------------83,546 Other items carried as cash---------9,922.01 Total Cash -----------------------------$769,642.82
Capital,------------------------------$100,000 Surplus,------------------------------100,000 Profits--------------------------------324,547.56 Total Capital--------------------------524,547.56
-------- JOSEPH S. LOWRLY, President, of J.S. Lowrey & Co., 85 Mercer Street PHILIP VAN VOLKENBURGH, of Van Volkenburgh & Leavitt, 62 Worth Street. JOHN H. SHERWOOD, Corner 115th Street and Sixth Avenue. JONATHAN THORNE, 524 Fifth Avenue. GARDNER WETHERBEE, of Hawk & Wetherbee, proprietors Windsor Hotel. WILLIAM H. LEE, of Lee, Tweedy & Co., 261 Canal Street HON. RUSSEL SAGE, Banker. 71 Broadway CHARLES S. SMITH Of Geo. C. Richardson, Smith & Co., 115 Worth Street HON. JOHN B. DUTCHER, President of the Union Stock Yard and Market Company. JOSEPH THOMPSON, Builder, 256 West Fifty-second Street ISAAC ICKELHEIMER, of Heidelback, Ickelheimer & Co., 29 William Street JAMES R. PLUM, of James R. Plum & Gale, 42 Spruce Street EDWARD H PERKINS. JR. President of the Importers & Traders Nat. Bank of N.Y. SAMUEL SHETHAR, Retired Merchant JOHN D. CRIMMINS, Contractor and Builder, 1037 Third Avenue. H.O. ARMOUR, of Armour, Plankinton & Co., 129 Broad Street A.S. FRISSELL, Cashier. |
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