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The congress of women held in the Woman's building, World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, U.S.A.,1893 : with portraits, biographies, and addresses, published by authority of the Board of Lady Managers / edited by Mary Kavanaugh Oldham Eagle
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THE CONGRESS OF WOMEN.

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STATEMENT SHOWING BY STATES AND TERRITORIES THE NUMBER OF SHARES OF NATIONAL BANK STOCK OWNED BY WOMEN APRIL 15, 1893, AND PAR VALUE OF SAME. ALSO THE NUMBER OF WOMEN EMPLOYED IN NATIONAL BANKS ON SAME DATE, AND AMOUNT OF SALARIES PAID TO SAME.

State and Teeeitories.

No. of Shares Owned by Women-

Par Value of Shares Owned by Women.

No. of Women Employed.

Salaries of Women Employed.

Maine.

27,343

$ 2,540,905

6

$ 2,296

New Hampshire.

13,635

1,350,493

11

4,541

Vermont.

25,633

1,719,666

6

2,550

Massachusetts.

214,169

21,738,195

32

15,394

Rhode Island.

126,931

6,593,770

2

1,000

Connecticut.

68,774

4,922,786

5

1,526

N ew York.

264,053

18,317,471

44

18,952

New Jersey.

56,894

3,604,290

3

1,106

Pennsylvania.

267,779

17,267,184

26

10,723

Delaware.

12,768

755,075

1

360

Maryland.

119,886

3,739,205

1

416

District ot Columbia.

3,349

3:34,900

1

60

Virginia...

7,174

717,400

West Virginia.

4,316

422,366

North Carolina.

7,351

549,250

South Carolina.

3,799

379,910

Georgia.

5,932

589,380

2

1 1,200

Florida.

988

98,850

1

60

Alabama.

31,962

698,700

Mississippi.

1,560

156,000

Louisiana.

4,174

417,475

2

1,560

Texas.

213,261

2,326,570

3

1,700

Arkansas.

1,477

147,700

1

600

Kentucky.

32,331

3,085,580

6

2,680

Tennessee.

15,404

1,496,400

4

3,920

Ohio.

100,547

10,381,631

23

9,399

Indiana.

30,255

3,025,558

24

11,510

Illinois.

58,927

5,892,780

27

14,859

Michigan.

24,850

2,464,091

11

5,780

Wisconsin.

11,849

108,675

12

5,116

Iowa.

16,306

1,620,488

21

9,593

Minnesota.

29,563

3,032,177

13

5,640

Missouri.

30,775

3,110,650

15

9,520

Kansas.

10,008

1,061,088

21

8,820

Nebraska.

8,927

903,318

19

10,090

Colorado.

5,187

518,700

4

2,520

Nevada.

5,000

California.

12,805

1,310,375

6

5,280

Oregon.

2,093

224,800

4

2,450

Arizona.

30

3,000

North Dakota.

2,102

210,200

4

1,930

South Dakota.

2,988

302,820

9

4,329

Idaho.

393

39,300

1

600

Montana_ » .

2,427

242,700

3

2,900

New Mexico.

1,112

111,200

Oklahoma.

79

7'900

Indian Territory.

330

33,000

Utah.'..

3,229

322,900

Wyoming.

2,192

219,200

1

500

Washington.

5,098

590,213

8

4,376

Total.

1,703,759

$130,681,485

383

$185,797

The statistics of women as bank employes show that but a small number have entered banking offices, though women are admirably fitted for such employment. The work is well systematized; the hours fixed; there is no night work, comparatively speak­ing; and they are very expert in the handling of money. The well-known bank exam-