. The Commercial and financial chronicle. e of theCompanys affairs according to the best of our information, and the explanations given to us,and as shown by the Books of the Company, except that it does not state the amount of Invest-ments and Bills placed as security against Deposits. J. GURNEY FOWLER, , (Price, Waterhouse & Co.) y ;/orj 35, Cornhill, 6th July, 1909. FRANCIS W. PIXLEY, , (Jackson, Pixley, Browning, Husey & Co.) Approved Bank and Mercantile Bills Discounted. Loans granted upon approved Negotiable received on Deposit, and Interest allowed at rates
. The Commercial and financial chronicle. e of theCompanys affairs according to the best of our information, and the explanations given to us,and as shown by the Books of the Company, except that it does not state the amount of Invest-ments and Bills placed as security against Deposits. J. GURNEY FOWLER, , (Price, Waterhouse & Co.) y ;/orj 35, Cornhill, 6th July, 1909. FRANCIS W. PIXLEY, , (Jackson, Pixley, Browning, Husey & Co.) Approved Bank and Mercantile Bills Discounted. Loans granted upon approved Negotiable received on Deposit, and Interest allowed at rates advertised from time to time; and forfixed periods upon specially agreed terms. 96 New York County National Bank Corner 14th Street and 8th Avenue, New York City OFFICERS Francis L. Leland President Christian F. Tietjen Vice-President James G. Brower Vice-President and Cashier Lawrence J. Grinnon Asst. Cashier DIRECTORS WILLIAM CARPENDER CHRISTIAN F. TIETJEN FRANCIS L. LELAND PEDRO R. DE FLOREZ JESSE ISIDOR STRAUS JAMES C. BROWER. NEW YORK COUNTY NATIONALS NEW HOME Capital, $500,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits $1,600,000 Organized as a StateBank 1855 Entered the NationalBank System 1865 Safe Deposit Vaults Accounts of Banks, Bankers, Firms, Corporations and Individuals, Both Large and Small, Invited on Favorable Terms National, New York State and City Depository ESTABLISHED 1852 THE NASSAU BANK OF NEW YORK OFFICERSEDWARD EARL, PresidentJAMES C. BELL, Vice President W. B. NOBLE, Assistant Cashier JOHN MUNRO, Vice President H. P. STURR, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS JAMES C. BELL SAMUEL R. WEED HENRY C. MILLER JOHN MUNRO HARRY BRONNER RICHARD YOUNG EDWARD EARL Small as well as Large Accounts solicited and will receive the careful attention of theOfficers. Collections made in every fart of the United States, Canada and Europe Lincoln Trust Company 208 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK BROADWAY and LISPENARD STREET Capita! and Surplus, $1,500,000 OFFICERS ALEXANDER S. WEBB. JR., President ABR
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