National Banks in 1884 and Changes in 1885
The report traces the national banking system since 1943 with 281 banks in existence and many liquidations. It notes 11 banks failed or placed in receiverships in 1884 along with corporate dissolutions and expirations of 172 banks in 1885. Circulation, deposits, and bonds figures are given, including a decline in bonds and circulation and a continuing issue with United States bonds used to secure circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggreegate National Banks
United
Wee
United States
Meleven National Banks
Herald
Weekly Herald
Weeky Herald
New York Herald
Broadway
A Sister's Letter On The Beck Tragedy In Clayton
Minnie A Julian writes from Wooley's Fork to her brother in law Eugene W Beck detailing the murder of her sisters Ella and Addie Beck. She recalls horrors, the mountain home, funeral processions, and prays for his soul while urging repentance and public warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Gatesville
Minnie Julian
W. Beck
Addie Baily
Wooey’s Forp
Eugene W. Beck
Eugene
Happy Mountain
Clayton
Addie
Ella
Sister
Minnie
Rebecca Duncan
Sookey
Jesus
John Cannon
J. A. Swafford
J. W. Bailey
Mr. Curry
Tallulah
Garden
Gethsemane
Colonel Young
Buford
Garner
Cumming
Aiden and
Hockinhall
Sis
Father
W.J. Wootten
Shackelford
Eiaban
Winter
H. P. Bell
Minsie A. Julian
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THE
Barnesville
J. C. McMichael
Pittrs Bay
National Banks
Chas. Taylor & Son
E. P. Taylor
Macon
A& S
Wspaper
Hara Year Street
Burke
Macon, Ga
Peterson's
Peterson
Pvetyumiung Mnlerestig
Carles J. Peterson
Chestnut St
Philadelhia
Paratis
S.F. Mann
Isin
Hays & Mansfield
Georgia
Peter Henderson
Ra Aa le Rayer
A & Co