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THE CHICAGO NATIONAL BANK Dearborn and Monroe - sts . , CHICAGO . CAPITAL SURPLUS . · a · B $ 500,000 500,000 CURRENT ACCOUNTS kept in conformity with the practice of Chicago Banks . Parties keeping cur- rent accounts can have approved ...
THE CHICAGO NATIONAL BANK Dearborn and Monroe - sts . , CHICAGO . CAPITAL SURPLUS . · a · B $ 500,000 500,000 CURRENT ACCOUNTS kept in conformity with the practice of Chicago Banks . Parties keeping cur- rent accounts can have approved ...
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... 1,053,964 244,897 543.760 61,264 185,771 163,558 295.540 1,206,463 1,043,073 1,431,285 1,525,384 $ 2,327 218,059 250,386 5.000 620 ] IMPORTS - FREE OF DUTY . Quantities . Values . 12 CHICAGO DAILY NEWS ALMANAC FOR 1893 .
... 1,053,964 244,897 543.760 61,264 185,771 163,558 295.540 1,206,463 1,043,073 1,431,285 1,525,384 $ 2,327 218,059 250,386 5.000 620 ] IMPORTS - FREE OF DUTY . Quantities . Values . 12 CHICAGO DAILY NEWS ALMANAC FOR 1893 .
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... . 664,836 857,645 4,669,433 5,917,792 28,323.7251 29,712,624 ) .10c lb. ..Various 396,854 203,189 262,504 . .Various .Various .Various Duty . IMPORTS - DUTIABLE . Quantities . 1892. 1891 14 CHICAGO DAILY NEWS ALMANAC FOR 1893 .
... . 664,836 857,645 4,669,433 5,917,792 28,323.7251 29,712,624 ) .10c lb. ..Various 396,854 203,189 262,504 . .Various .Various .Various Duty . IMPORTS - DUTIABLE . Quantities . 1892. 1891 14 CHICAGO DAILY NEWS ALMANAC FOR 1893 .
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... 596,728 1,024,810 1,042,426 3,794.983 3,219,130 374,679 35,099,095 30.445.249 95,654 364,081 1,146,630 3.110 608,708 784,908 te of Duty . ..32 % ..Various ..Various ..Various ..Various 18 CHICAGO DAILY NEWS ALMANAC FOR 1893 .
... 596,728 1,024,810 1,042,426 3,794.983 3,219,130 374,679 35,099,095 30.445.249 95,654 364,081 1,146,630 3.110 608,708 784,908 te of Duty . ..32 % ..Various ..Various ..Various ..Various 18 CHICAGO DAILY NEWS ALMANAC FOR 1893 .
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