The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1910, Page 4

THE STAR—SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1910. REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE SEATTLE NATIONAL BANK At the Close of Business March 29, 1910 The Figures Resources 1.968.914 16 1,400,000 1,113,317 Cash and exch $10,601,845 Liabilities MMII, ..nivigwctinedsee 04. $ 500,000 Surplus and undivided profits . .. 317,631 14 Circulation 500,000 00 Deposits ... 9,284,214 49 $10,601,845 63 Deposits under call January 31, 1910.. What They Mean Money safely placed for active the busine ctrelea High grade Investments Pleasant, con Security and factiities for prompt diapatct eae enient accommodation for customer Reserve funda available to meet ne ore hand 437 p at; margin of security, Investments of stockholders. Money with our name on tn the hands of the people. Proot that hundreds of business mon and women the federal, tate, county and city governments approve our standing and methods $8,466,368 63 STATEMENT OF CONDITION ' at Close of Business, March 29, 1919 , —OF THE— i | ' National Bank of Commerce — of Seattie, Wash. RESOURCES | Loans and discounts Overdraft +eleae 3,382 34 State, county and city warrants 392,861 O00 Real estate, furniture and fix tures 00% 66,763 61 overnment, R. R. ; overnment bond .$2,029,691 09 2,173,184 10 In vault .... In banks .... In U. S. treas ury i 11,752 50 4,214,627 69 $13,875,148 06 OFFICERS M. F. BACKUS, President R. R. SPENCER, First Vice President LIABILITIES Capital Neg Surplus and profit Circulation | Acceptance der letters of credit Deposits: Individual Banks United State $8,454,608 10 2,115,414 46 9RG,G90 85 11,556,713 41 $13,875,148 06 DIRECTORS H. C. HENRY, Chairman Ainsworth Chas. E. Pa 9,284,214 49 RALPH S. STACY, Second \ 817,845 86 lt cna at shua Gres Geo. W. Trimble O. A. SPENCER, Assistant Cashier Cc ore igh C. Wallace FE. S. McCord C. F. White OLMSTEAD, A Chas. S. Miller M. H. Young R.S. WALKER, Assistant Cashier. F. H. Brownell Deposits under call March 29, 1910 ice President Gain in 57 days the Seat- K istant Cashier The Puget Sound National Bank and this bank will be merged under the name of tle National Bank as soon as our room is completed OFFICERS E. W. ANDREWS, President J. W. MAXWELL, Cashier. A. G. AMES, Vice President. H. C. MacDONALD, Assistant Cashier C. L. LAMPING, Cashier. W. F. PEACHY, Assistant Cashier. Savings Department REPORT OF CONDITION mse T Ss St: MARCH THE 29th, 1910 | The Washington Trust Company a ee Report of the Condition of the First National Bank Of Seattle, Washington MARCH 29, 1910 RESOURCES TemaOtTC RE $2,403,957 9 1 unsecured Seattle, Washington RESOURCES int $2,010,155 03 300,000 00 red and un ecured 11,788 60 300.000 00 255.418 75 ndivided profits, net 14,954 44 sereet—Altes gal tende 1, $1,194,018 12,800 00 : $4.01, 48 Other bonds and rrants 110.119 Furniture and fixture Cash and due 2,090,045 94 LIABILITIES a 1 93.232 6 C Capi ‘ $ 30000 , » 61 50,000 | 14,895 7 SECOND AVENUE N: Pee, OUT TODAY SPALDING’S OFFICERS E, Pre DIRECTORS IER, t Lumber Co. ALL, ind Cashier alist MOSS, i sila Sc a 2 ; : | resident. WE OFFER THE COMPLETE SERVICE OF A SAFE, SOLID AND CONSERVATIVE BANK, | ‘ AND EVERY FACILITY OF SUCH AN INSTITUTION. CASH RESERVE OVER | 53 PER CENT. OFFICERS sresident anaes M'MICKEN, Vice » H. MOSSY