CHEMICAL BANKING CORP
424B2, 1995-05-01
STATE COMMERCIAL BANKS
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Pricing Supplement No.4 Z  Dated May 5, 1995     Rule 424(b)(2)
(To Prospectus dated March 15, 1995 and      File No. 33-57104
Prospectus Supplement dated March 15, 1995)

CHEMICAL BANKING CORPORATION

[ ] Senior  Medium -Term Notes, Series D  Due From Nine
	Months to Thirty Years from Date of Issue

[X]	 Subordinated Medium Term Notes , Series B Due From
	Nine Months to Thirty Years from Date of Issue

	Principal Amount: $8,000,000
	Issue Price: 
	Commission or Discount: ($160,000.00)
	Proceeds to Company:  ($7,840,000.00)
	Agent: SMITH BARNEY 

	Agent's Capacity:  [x]     As agent    [ ]  As principal
	
	If as principal
		[ ]   The Notes are being offered at varying prices to 
		        prevailing market prices at the time of sale

		[  ]   The Notes are being offered at a fixed initial public
		        offering price equal to the Issue Price (as a 
		        percentage of Principal Amount).

	Original Issue Date:	MAY 5, 1995
	Stated Maturity:	   	MAY 15, 2005
	
	Form:  [X]   Book-entry	[ ]   Certificated
	Currency:   U.S. Dollars

[X] Fixed Rate Note:
   	Interest Rate:7.60%

[ ] Floating Rate Note:   CD[ ]   Commercial Paper Rate [ ]
			     Federal Fund Effective Rate [ ]
			     LIBOR Telerate [ ]  LIBOR Reuter [ ]
			     Treasury Rate [ ]     Prime Rate   [ ]

[ ] ZERO COUPON
	Initial Interest Rate:         
 
	Int.Determ.Dates :      
         	             
	Interest Payment Dates: FIRST INTEREST PAYMENT 06/15/95
                         THEN  15TH OF EVERY MONTH AFTER	
     
 
     
	Index Maturity:	              	 
	Spread (+/-):   
 Spread Multiplier:
 Maximum Interest Rate:
	Minimum Interest Rate:	

 CALLABLE STARTING 05/15/00 AND EVERY INTEREST DAY AFTER.
 
	Optional Redemption  :   Yes[ ]       No  [  ]
	     Redemption Dates
	        and Prices:					 	




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