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Show ! Jan. a Merchant!' and Farmers' bank ( of Fairmont, Minn., suspended. . , . Fab. 2 F. I). Oilman, former president , i suspended Home bank of Goodlnnd, Iri'il., found guilty of embezzlement. -F. I), Ullman, Indiana banker, sen-' sen-' tenced to term of one to three ycuri In i atate prison. j It Disappearance of $173,000 from sub- treasury at Chicago made public. Mar. H-Vlrlual panto In Wall street! Bacretary Cortelyou relieved the sltuu- It-Citizens' State bunk of Firth, Neb., closed by atate. J8-Corbln Hanking company of Now York, usalg-ned; aueti, J3.OOU.000; Ilublll-. Ilublll-. tin, $1,700,000. . M Apr. 2-MaJ. It. W. Salmon of Warsaw, Mo., convicted of Illegal banking, sen-j sen-j tenced three years In penitentiary. 11 bank of Conception, ut Clyde, Mo., ordered closed. 19-Ex-Judge Smith of Chicago, found B guilty of conspiring to defraud stock- I holders and depositors of Bank of ! America, of which he was president; ' penalty. Imprisonment and $1,000 line. Jul. 1-CftlzenV bank of Eurcku Springs, Ark., suspended. (Fort Dallas National bank of Miami, Fla closed. ... ... JO-Farmers' National bonk of Boycr- town, I'a ordered closed. Aug. 3-Pcoplo'n State bank of Browns-town, Browns-town, Ind., closed by state authorities. It ltecelvers appointed for l'opo MfK. Co., of Hartford, Conn.; failure ascribed to stringency of money market. Bop. G Wutson & Co., members of New York stock and produce exchanges and of Chicago board of trade, failed. Oct. 9-Unlon bank of Richland, and Bowman bunk of Knlamuzuo, .Mich,, both private Institutions, closed doors. It Collapse of llelnzo corner In copper caused violent slump In stocks In New I York; firm of Otto Helnzo & Co., bus- ' pended from stock exchange. IS New York clearing house committee ' declurcd that the Helnze. Morsu and S Thomas InterestH hud been eliminated SS from banking orgunlzution of New K YorK. fi Knickerbocker Trust Co., New York's second largest llnanclnl Institution, forced to suspend; great slump In ho-! ho-! curltleH', call money at 70 per cent, i J3 Secretary of treasury ordered deposit j of $25,000,000 of government funds 111 New York banks.. ..Four Westlnghouso ( companies at I'lttsburg and one trust 1 company forced Into hands of receivers because of financial stringency.. ..Statu I Bunk und Trust Co., of Curson, Nevuda, I failed. ) 24 Three minor banks In Now York I forced to close,. ..Southern Strel Co., of t Birmingham, Ala,, tiled Involuntury po ll tltlon in bankruptcy. IS Six more minor banking Institutions t In New York closed doors,,. .Union 8 Trust Co., of Trovldence, H. 1., sua- j ponded. I 16 Uanku In New York and Chicago, and many other cities adopted clearing I house loun certllloate system to prevent t draining of supplies of currency and ( made withdrawal of savings deposits , I subjert to legal notice. J I 10-Catlfornla Bate Deposit & Trust Co. ) bank, at San Frunclsco, closed.. ..Flnnn- : W clul conditions In New York practically .) normal again. I JNov. 4 Three small banks In Kansas ! closed., ..United States Steel corpora- ; tlon secured controlling Interest In Ten- j nessce Coal & Iron Co. -Receiver appointed for Arnold Print . ! works of North Adams, Mass., one of I largest textile concerns In country. " j 12 Merchants' National bank of Port-I Port-I . land, Ore.. California bank of Oaklund, I Cat., and Farmers' & Merchants' bank I of Sapulpa. I. T.. suspended. II U Secretary of Treasury Cortelyou or- dered Issue of $10,000,000 of Panama I bonds and 1100,000,000 certificates of In- I dsbtedneaa as means of relieving flnan- rial situation. ...City National bank of J Frederick. Okla., failed. I ST American Silk Co. capital stock, $11,- i 000.000, which operated mills In several ! cltlea, placed In hands of receiver. I Deo. I Chelsea Bavlngs abnk of Chel- . sea, Mich., owned by Btate Treasurer Glazier, closed. ' (National liank of Commerce, one of largest financial Institutions of Kansas City, auapended. 9 t-Fort Pitt National bank of Pittsburg, (' dosed, IT Jewelers' National bank at North I Attleboro, Mass., In hands of receiver. |