MICHIGAN. STATE TREASURER'S OFFice, To the legislature of the State of Michigan: Lansing, January 10, 1851. I submit herewith the statements of the different banks in this State, as made and sworn to by the proper officers at the time of my annual examination of said banks; and also annex a statement of the amount of circulating bank notes which have been countersigned and registered in this office for each bank, and for which public stocks are pledged with me in pursuance of law. B. C. WHITTEMORE, State Treasurer. Statement of the condition of the Farmers and Mechanics' Bank of Michigan, Branch, and Agency, at Niles, December 31, 1850. RESOURCES. Amount. Due from banks and bankers, payable on demand... Current bank notes and checks on other banks... Bills of exchange. Stocks... Detroit city bonds. Real estate $135,945 44 21,776 65 22,571 27 416,582 94 174,806 38 14,921 35 300 00 216,857 90 106,677 50 Bonds and mortgages Land contracts. Personal property. treasurer Total resources. State stocks, including amount deposited with State 14,976 86 3,571 75 59,933 20 1,188,921 24 Statement of the Farmers and Mechanics' Bank of Michigan, &c.-Cont'd. Amount. LIABILITIES. Bonds to stockholders for advances, payable in 1856, and other loans on time... Special deposites, all applicable to payment of debts due the banks.. Due banks and bankers. Circulation, including new issue, secured by public stocks, and old issue, secured by individual liability. Due to depositors. Certificates Collections Excess of resources over liabilities. Total liabilities. STATE OF MICHIGAN, 88: $358,240 50 135,862 00 1,238 67 282,659 50 36,923 07 3,610 82 3,068 14 367,318 54 1,188,921 24 E. C. Litchfield, cashier of the Farmers and Mechanics' Bank of Michigan, being duly sworn, deposeth and saith that the above is a correct statement of the said bank, branch, and agency, as appears from the books thereof, on the day above named, as he verily believes. E. C. LITCHFIELD, Cashier. Sworn and subscribed before me this 9th day of January, 1851. J. L. F. LANGLEY, Notary Public. Statement of the condition of the Michigan Insurance Bank, January 1, 1851. STATE OF MICHIGAN, Wayne county, ss: Henry N. Walker, vice president Michigan Insurance Bank, being duly sworn, saith that the foregoing was a true and correct statement of the condition of said bank on the morning of the first day of January, 1851. H. N. WALKER, Vice President. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3d day of January, 1851. B. C. WHITTEMORE, State Treasurer. Statement of the condition of the Michigan State Bank, December 30, 1850. RESOURCES. Judgment and notes in suit, bonds and mortgages, State stocks, and real estate, per schedule, valued at.. Amount. $39,400 07 250,712 55 38,333 33 3,605 13 949 80 34,939 05 12,003 00 1,293 86 111,632 32 492,869 11 151,578 00 94,890 54 221,250 00 Alexander H. Adams, cashier of the Michigan State Bank, being duly sworn, deposeth and saith that the above statement is just and true, according to the best of his knowledge and belief. A. H. ADAMS, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed, on this 30th day of December, 1850, be fore me. LEVI BISHOP, Master in Chancery, Wayne County, Michigan. Statement of the Peninsular Bank, Michigan, December 31, 1850. RESOURCES. Amount. Due from banks and bankers, subject to sight drafts... $28,562 63 Due from individuals, not included in the above. Stock in this bank... Michigan bond and auditor's warrants. United States and Michigan stocks deposited with State treasurer... Expense account Bank-note account.. Bank fixtures Total resources 23,298 00 1,662 25 195 86 49,304 01 20,569 34 2,412 42 25,046 98 227 53 100,030 36 1,593 00 1,934 92 1,391 84 278,840 26 Henry H. Brown, cashier of the Peninsular Bank, being duly sworn, deposeth and saith that the above is a correct and true statement of the affairs of said bank, as the same existed on the day above named, as he verily believes. HENRY H. BROWN, Cashier. Sworn and subscribed before me this 3d day of January, 1851. |