[Volume XXVII
THE CHICAGO BANKER
2
The Commercial National Bank
of CHICAGO
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits, $7,000,000 Deposits, $45,000,000 OFFICERS
GEORGE E. ROBERTS, PRESIDENT
JOSEPH T. TALBERT . . Vice-Pres׳T NATHANIEL R. LOSCH .	. Cashier
RALPH VAN VECHTEN, 2nd Vice-Pres׳t GEORGE B. SMITH . Ass׳T Cashier DAVID VERNON .	. 3rd Vice-Pres’T HARVEY C. VERNON . Ass׳t Cashier
W. T. BRUCKNER, Ass’T to Vice-Pres׳ts H. ERSKINE SMITH . Ass׳t Cashier
This bank is pleased to place at the disposal o£ its customers the facilities ¿ained during forty-five years of continuous service and ¿rowth
		
	THE	
Capital	CONTINENTAL	Deposits
Surplus and	NATIONAL	
Profits	BANK	$75,000,000
$7,700,000	OF	
	CHICAGO	
OFFICERS GEORGE M. REYNOLDS, Pres. ALEX ROBERTSON, Vice-Pres. HERMAN WALDECK, Vice-Pres. WM. G. SCHR0EDER, Cashier BENJAMIN S. MAYER, Asst. Cashier F. H. ELMORE. Asst. Cashier WILBER HATTERY, Asst. Cashier J R. WASHBURN, Asst. Cashier		
Respectfully Solicits the Accounts of Banks, Bankers, Corporations Mercantile Firms and Individuals		
AMPLE RESOURCES	COURTEOUS TREATMENT	SUPERIOR SERVICE
<JThis Bank, being at the logical center of Wisconsin banking activity, and having an exceptional list of State and Foreign correspondents, offers its services to conservative Banks with the assurance that such a connection will be of mutual advantage.
The First National Bank
of Milwaukee
We Solicit Your Chicago Business Quick and Efficient Service
OFFICERS
R T. FORBES, President	GEO. M. BENEDICT, Cashier
WM. A. TILDEN, Vice-President	JOHN FLETCHER, As, Cashier
J. C. MORRISON, Auditor
,	DIRECTORS
EDWARD TILDEN	M. F. RITTENHOUSE
L. B. PATTERSON	R- T. FORBES
WM. A. TILDEN
Solicits Collections on all Northwestern States
F. M. PRINCE, President	GEORGE F. ORDE, Cashier
C. T. JAFFRAY, Vice-President D. MACKERCHAR, Asst. Cash. GEORGE A. LYON, Asst. Cash. H. A. WILLOUGHBY, Asst. Cash.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of MINNEAPOLIS
Capital
$2,000,000
Surplus
$2,000,000
The BANKERS NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO
Capita¡, Surplus and Profits $3,250,000
Comparative Statement Showing Increase in Deposits
February 5, 1900-------- $9,884,44075־
February 5, 1903------- $13,971,435.23
February 5, 1906-------- $16,284,921.14
February 5, 1909-— ______$23,299,396.63
Cashier Asst. Cashier Asst. Cashier
. President	FRANK P. JUDSON
.	Vice-President	CHAS. C. WILLSON
.	Vice-President	RALPH C. WILSON
EDWARD M. LACEY, Asst. Cashier
EDWARD S. LACEY JOHN C. CRAFT . ROBERT M. WELLS
DIRECTORS
CHARLES H. WEAVER. CHARLES T. BOYNTON FRANCIS A. HARDY JOHN C. CRAFT
DANIEL H. BURNHAM RICHARD C. LAKE ROBERT M. WELLS EDWARD S. LACEY
MILTON H. WILSON MICHAEL CUDAHY HERBERT F. PERKINS JAMES W. STEVENS
fïï This bank issues Foreign Exchange, Commercial Credits, Cable Transfers and TU Circular Letters for travelers, available in all parts of the world. New business desired and unexcelled facilities offered.