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TWO FAILURES OF BANKS Washington, Oct. I.-The comptroller of the treasury has received telegrams announcing the failure of the Packard National bank of Greenfield, Mass., and of the Bolivar National bank of Bolivar, Pa., of which Examiner John Cunningham has been appointed receiver.
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Two National Banks Fail. WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 1.-The comptroller of the treasury received telegrams announcing the failure of two national banks, the Packard national bank of Greenfield, Mass., and the Bolivar national bank, Bolivar Pa. Receivers were appointed in each case.
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Receivers Appointed. WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The comptroller of the currency has appointed receivers for the Bolivar National bank at Bolivar, Pa., and the Packard National bank at Greenfield, Mass. The latter is an old established bank. Each gives as the reason a lack of funds.
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Packard National at Greenfield, Mass., and Bolivar National at Bolivar, Pa. RECEIVERS ARE APPOINTED The Bolivar Bank's President Telegraphs That His Concern is Insolvent Consolidation of All Gould Lines West of Pittsburg is ContemplatedThe News. Washington, Oct. 1.-The comptroller of the currency received telegrams announcing the failure of two national banks-the Packard National bank, Greenfield, Mass., and the Bolivar National bank, Bolivar, Pa., and has appointed bank examiners as receivers. The president of the Bolivar bank telegraphed that his bank was insolvent.
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NATIONAL BANKS FAIL. One Goes Under in Bolivar, Penn., and One in Greenfield, Mass. Washington, Oct. 1.-The Controller of the Currency has received telegrams announcing the failure of two national banks, the Packard National Bank. of Greenfield, Mass., of which Bank Examiner Frank L. Fish has been appointed receiver, and the Bolivar National Bank. of Bolivar, Penn., of which Bank Examiner John B. Cunningham has been appointed receiver. The president of this hank telegraphed the Controller that his bank was Insolvent, and he had closed its doors. Johnstown, Penn.. Oct. 1.-The Bolivar National Bank closed its doors to-day. following a quiet but persistent run on the institution. which began some three weeks ago with the circulation of a rumor that it was unsafe. Since then there has been a constant drain. and at a meeting last night the directors decided to close the doors. President E. R. Hammond says that the bank will be able to meet Its obligations.
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NATIONAL BANK FAILURES. Failures of two national banks have been reported to the Comptroller of he Currency, the Packard National Bank, of Greenfield, Mass., and the Bolivar National Bank, of Bolivar, Pa. Bank Examiner Frank L. Fish has been appointed receiver of the bank at Greenfield, and Bank Examiner John B. Cunningham of the one at Bolivar. The Bolivar bank has been subjected to a persistent run for about three weeks. President E. R. Hammond says the bank will be able to meet all obligations.
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Two National Banks Fail. Washington, Oct. 1.-The controller of the currency has received telegrams announcing the failure of two national banks-the Packard National Bank, of Greenfield, Mass., of which bank Examiner Frank L. Fish has been appointed receiver, and the Bolivar National Bank of Bolivar, Pa., of which Bank Examiner John B. Cunningham has been appointed receiver.
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Two National Banks Fail. Washington, Oct. 2.-The comptroller of the currency has received telegrams announcing the failure of two national banks, the Packard National bank of Greenfield, Mass., of which Bank Examiner Frank L. Fish has been appointed receiver, and the Bolivar National bank of Bolivar, Pa., of which Bank Examiner John B. Cunningham has been appointed receiver. The president of this bank telegraphed the comptroller that his bank was insolvent and he had closed its doors.
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Two Banks Fail. Washington, D. C. (Special).-The comptroller of the currency has received telegrams announcing the failure of two national banks-the Packard National Bank of Greenfield, Mass., of which Bank Examiner Frank L. Fish has been appointed receiver, and the Bolivar National Bank of Bolivar, Pa., of which Bank Examiner John B. Cunningham has been appointed rereceiver. The president of this bank telegraphed the comptroller that his bank was insolvent and be had closed its doors.
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Receivers for Two Banks. Washington special: The comptrol. ler of the currency has appointed receivers for the Bollivar National bank of Bolivar, Pa., and the Packard National bank of Greenfield, Mass.
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Two Banks Fail. Washington, D. C. (Special).-The comptroller of the currency has received telegrams announcing the failure of two national banks-the Packard National Bank of Greenfield, Mass., of which Bank Examiner Frank L. Fish has been appointed receiver, and the Bolivar National Bank of Bolivar, Pa., of which Bank Examiner John B. Cunningham has been appointed rereceiver. The president of this bank telegraphed the comptroller that his bank was insolvent and he had closed its doors.