. The industries of Louisville, Kentucky, and of New Albany, Indiana. e Kentucky National is honored, too, by the Federal Government in being desig-nated as a United States depository. It has very large resourct-s, as is shown by the follow-ing official report of its fiscal coiidition on December 31,1885, as made to the Comptn Herof the Currency: Kesources—Notes and bills discounted. :^],419,:j!; overdrafts. $4,; UnitedStates bcinds tj secure circulation, ; United States bonds to secure UnitedStates deposits, $300,; other stocks and bonds on hand, $8,!; real e
. The industries of Louisville, Kentucky, and of New Albany, Indiana. e Kentucky National is honored, too, by the Federal Government in being desig-nated as a United States depository. It has very large resourct-s, as is shown by the follow-ing official report of its fiscal coiidition on December 31,1885, as made to the Comptn Herof the Currency: Kesources—Notes and bills discounted. :^],419,:j!; overdrafts. $4,; UnitedStates bcinds tj secure circulation, ; United States bonds to secure UnitedStates deposits, $300,; other stocks and bonds on hand, $8,!; real estate, $38,; merchandise, $22,; furniture and fixtures, 00; current exjicnsts andtaxes paid, $; demand ioan=, $221,; exchange for ch aring-house, a^l :>.27;checks and other ca<h items, $2,; National bank m)tes $](),; frnctional pajiercurrency, nickels and pennies, *; gold coin, $102,; silver coin, $2,;legal-tender notes, $55,; due from approved reserve agents. $139,042 S9; due Irom. 80 THE INDUSTRIES OF LOUISVILLE National banks, $48,; due from State banks and bankers, $18,; due from Treas-urer United States, five-per-cent. redemption fund, $22,; total. *2,944, Lia-bilities—Capital stock, $500,; surplus fund, $200,; undivided profits, $IS,; circulation, $450,; notes and bills ;counted, $249,; individualdeposits (subject to check), §624,; demand certificates «>f deposit, ^$21,; UnitedStates deposits, $253,; due to National banks, $304,; due to State banks andbankers, 1328,; total, $2,944, And this satisfactory showing is even improved upon since, for on February 1st it hada surplus and undivided profits aggregating about $235,000, and its stock was held atforty per cent, above par. To the conservative and prudent mana;:ement of aftairs thisprosperity is chiefly due, and, recognizing this f
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