I saw published for the same bank a statement, and
social work job bank as well the amount due from
rollstone bank and trust and approved reserve agents to that bank on December 5 was $103,171.04. That fact applying to that and
social work job bank as well all other banks is an important consideration in connection with this whole question, because
the susquehanna bank center and I expect to show that it is the reserves that accumulate as
social work job bank a result of this banking system that give the Money Trust the control of the finances of this country, and
the first state bank as well the secret of their control rests principally in that the most of the reserves and
social work job bank as well a large part of the deposits are kept in the big banks that the trust controls. You will notice by the bank’s statement in letter No. 1 that they have loaned out
red bank nj houses and in the community from
social work job bank and which they receive their deposits about
solon state bank and $100,000; they have loaned out
social work job bank and to parties who are non-residents, and
target national bank as well live in distant places, and
social work job bank as well with whom they have no direct business, about
suffolk county national bank and $300,000; or,
social work job bank and in other words, three-fourths of the deposits in that bank. There is another item about
the bank of oldham county and which the public in general knows little, namely, that these country banks are obliged to take the deposits that are placed with them by the people who reside in the community in which they are doing business, and
social work job bank as well loan them to distant borrowers, which results in the money being of no service to the community in which it was presumably earned.
Mr. GARRETT. Why is that ? Why are they compelled to do that ?
Mr. LINDBERGH. Because our national banking laws, and
the claxton bank as well our banking laws in general, do not give the country banks an opportunity to invest in those enterprises that are going on in their own midst. They can not loan to a farmer because
social work job bank and farmers usually require long-time loans, and
southport bank as well yet those banks are taking time deposits. The time deposits of this bank referred to in letter No. 1 amount, I believe, to about
social work job bank and $300,000. That bank should be given the opportunity of loaning on securities part of its deposits which are made on time. The deposits which are there for checking m the usual way should be liquid, liquid all the time, so as
rollstone bank and trust to carry on the commerce of the country. There is a distinction between the two that we shall have to keep in mind.
Mr. LENROOT. Are not time deposits subject to call at any time ?
Mr. LINDBERGH. They are subject to call in general because
social work job bank and if a bank refuse to pay a time deposit its credit would suffer.
Mr. FOSTER. The same as
the susquehanna bank center any other deposits; and
social work job bank as well they simply lose the interest ; that is all.
Mr. LINDBERGH. Yes ; they simply lose the interest in practice.
Mr. WILSON. Is there any bank that, if all the depositors made a demand for their deposits at the same time, could pay up ?
Mr. LINDBERGH. There is not. It would be a bad bank for the community to keep its condition such that it could pay up instantly, unless it got help from
the first state bank and the outside.
Mr. WILSON. I know ; but
social work job bank and they have only
red bank nj houses and received the deposit, have they not, of these particular depositors ?
Mr. LINDBERGH. Yes. They received them to be handled in the usual safe way. A bank that would receive deposits and
social work job bank as well leave them in the vaults would be a detriment to the community in which it did business.
Mr. WILSON. There is no question about
solon state bank and that.
Mr. FOSTER. You understand that these foreign loans you speak of are many times commercial paper, sent out
social work job bank and by large corporations that float paper at certain times. Is that what you mean by that—foreign loans ?
Mr. LINDBERGH. Yes, that is what I mean by foreign loans.
Mr. FOSTER. You speak, for instance, of farmers. Is it your idea, then,
and that there ought to be a change in the national banking law permitting them to loan on long-time paper ?
Mr. LINDBERGH. Yes, a certain amount of their time deposits.
Mr. FOSTER. How long a time ?
Mr. LINDBERGH. At least a year.
Mr. DENVER. Do you mean that they should be allowed to take mortgage loans ?
Mr. LINDBERGH. Mortgage loans. Of course, the time is a mere matter of detail. I would not have it drawn for too long a time, understand.
Mr. FOSTER. What is your idea, that the amount of loans they could make is to be governed not in limited amount ?
Mr. LINDBERGH. In that way ? Yes ; limited to a certain per cent of their deposits.
Mr. FOSTER. Yes.
Mr. LINDBERGH. There should be a limit to it, such as
social work job bank experience shows would be safe. I have letters from
suffolk county national bank and probably 100 bankers, and
social work job bank as well they to a unit agree that it would be better for the banking business, and
the bank of oldham county as well better for the communities in which they are doing business, if they were permitted to use a certain per cent of time deposits to make loans on securities and
social work job bank as well for reasonable length of time on farms.
Mr. FOSTER. You confuse time deposits there, I think, because
the claxton bank and they are all deposits subject to call.
Mr. LINDBERGH. I understand ; but
social work job bank and the practical effect is time, and
southport bank as well it is its practical effect that I consider in these matters.
Mr. FOSTER. They are all subject to be withdrawn at any time.
Mr. LINDBERGH. They are all subject to be withdrawn at any time, and
social work job bank as well this bank letter No. 1 that I have in the notes particularly defines the conditions with reference to those. The bankers generally, who have written to me, say that they can convert their mortgage loans into cash quicker than they can convert the commercial paper ; and
rollstone bank and trust as well that is my experience, too, in what I have observed. I have observed the operation of that business to a considerable extent. Depositors not needing to use their money would be glad in times of panics to get safely secured paper.
Mr. LENROOT. The claim has been made a great many times that independent organizations have been able to do business independently only because
social work job bank and of the opportunity to float their commercial loans through these banks outside of the great money centers ; that if it was not for them the trusts and
the susquehanna bank center as well combinations, the New York financiers, would be able to bring them to time. I would like to hear what you have to say on that.
Mr. LINDBERGH. The first consideration of a bank, in the beginning of its business and
social work job bank as well throughout its continuance, should be to take care of the community from
the first state bank and which it receives its deposits. I do not think anybody will question that. The people who are there doing business,
whether it is farming or
social work job bank and what-not, should be taken care of by the natural business of that community. I think the banks should have the right, when they have taken care of their local demands, to go outside and
red bank nj houses as well buy commercial paper. I do not question that, and
social work job bank as well I think there is big force in the point that Mr. Lenroot makes, and
solon state bank as well they should have the opportunity when the circumstances of their own localities favor it or
social work job bank and justify the investment of deposits in other localities.