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Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky
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A letter from 'A Farmer' in Jessamine requests Mr. Prentice to ask correspondents for details on the State Bank's capital, dividends, and loans to merchants, farmers, and manufacturers to evaluate its management, amid discussions on independent banks. Dated 16th January.
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1. The amount of the capital of the State Bank—the sum held by the state, and the sum held by individuals.
2. The capital employed at Frankfort, and at each of the Branches—with the dividend at the Mother Bank and the Branches respectively.
3. The aggregate sums lent at each place—1st, to merchants—2d, to farmers—and 3d, to manufacturers & mechanics.
An answer on all these points, will enable the public to ascertain, whether the Bank has been well managed, or its loans principally made to dealers in British goods, or to those enterprising men who have endeavoured to bring into play the internal resources of our country.
A FARMER.
Jessamine, 16th January
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Author
A Farmer.
Recipient
Mr. Prentice
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requests specific financial details on the state bank's capital, dividends, and lending practices to allow the public to judge if it has been well managed or favored certain sectors over others.
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