The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1910, Page 7

THE STAR—SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1910. ESTABLISHED FEBRUARY 1, 1909, STATEMENT H.C. HENRY, President C. F. WHITE, Vice President 8. J. RICE, Asst, Cashier J, T. MeVAY, Cashier, —OF— HeStateBank of Seattle SEATTLE, WASHINGTON STATEMENT OF THE Metropolitan Bank OF SEATTLE (White Buliding.) June 30, 1910. JUNE 30, 1910 Capital Gewewede 0 Surplus and profits ...... $ 830,395.88 x 387.80 27,283 13.193.50 80,945.03 RESOURCES and Discounts is ing House, Furn Sand Other High Gra lone 4763.8 dattd Due | ther Gabon Hand and a 20,000.00 LIABILITIES DIRECTORS H.C, HENRY Stock Paid in ove os 100,000.00 ‘Seplns and Undivided Profits ... 14,714.77 . uenid ...... ; : 45.00 Raliroad Contractor TPOSAS 5 ewer e eee eens seseeeese 1,120,057.88 C.F. WHITE or ig i" Manager Grays Harbor Commercial Co. $1 4.817 65 f President Metropolitan Building Co. re : c. H. Coss President International Timber Co. 0. DO. FISHER Manager Grandin Coast Lumber Co. Director First National Bank £. 8. GOODWIN Pres. Goodwin Real Estate Co. Pres. American Cities Realty Corporation C. 8. MILLER Capitalist E. A. STUART President Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Co. * * GEO. W. TRIMBLE | Vice President Carbonate National Bank, Leadville, Colorado cecee $ 667 32 901,087 0° 1,120,057.88 Deposits June 30, 1908 Deposits June 30, 1909 Deposits June 30, 1910 Deposits made in our Savings Department up to and iadeding Saturday, July Oh, draw interest from July Ist ibe rate of 4 per cent per annum c. ©. BRONSON Treasurer Day Lumber Co. Treasurer Pacific Coast Lumbermen's Manufacturing Association £. G. AMES Manager Puget Mil! Co. Director Seattie National Bank W. G@. COLLINS President Pacific Fir Co. OFFICERS L. Grondahl, President John Erikson, Vice-President. A.H. Soelberg, Vice-President and Cashier. free S- Kabike, Assistant Cashier. Accounts of Individuals, Banks and Corporations Solicited of Seattle Formerly DEXTER HORTON & C0., BANKERS {Established 1870.) Report of Financial Condition at the Close of | Business, June 30, 1910 RESOURCES LIABILITIES and discounts ...... Capital stock $ 1,000,000.00 Surplus fund . 200,000.00 Undivided profits . a 39.24 Deposits of banks .$ 1,140,074.67 Deposits of indi viduals 10,733,756.13 Certified checks .. 81.42 Cashier's checks.. 5 Letters of Credit.. «-$ 7,642,451.33 2,334.92 50,000.00 Mon bonds . 360.76 Securities, ct. 1,375,288.57 115,099.85 11,972,589.14 $13,172,628.38 3,987 ,092.95 $13,172,628.38 exter Horton & Co., Bankers, having pbtained a charter from the national government, will here beknown as the Dexter Horton National Bank of Seattle. The nationalization of the oldest bank hington adds another element of strength to an institution which for forty years has occupied a $ position among financial institutions, and its patrons are assured of the continuance of both OFFICERS R. H. DENNY, Vice President. H. L. MERRITT, Ass’t Cashier. C. E. BURNSIDE, Asst. Cashier, , President. M. W. PETERSON, Casier, s't Cashier. J.W.SPANGLER, Manager Credit Department. DEPOSITS JUMP 01,000 O00 IN Report of the Financial Condition Northwest Trusté Safe Deposit Co. Colman Building, Seattle Bik At the Close of Business, June 30, 1910 RESOURCES. LIABILITIES. 781,980.16 Capital stock paid in ...... $ 100,000.00 117,498.78 12,850.00 ans and discount Surplus and undivided 17,733.74 1,234,656.36 18,480.97 2,450.00 14,890.00 15,500.00 390.10 809.10 d railroad nds .» .$ 82,969.90 Cash on hand and due from banks ....6.% - 388,021.09 $1,352,390.10 LIARILIT IH Tt is our aim to pay our depositors such interest and to afford them such facilities as are in accordance with sound business principles. E. SHORROCK, President. JOHN P. HARTMAN, Vice-President. J. V. A. SMITH, Cashier. ALEXANDER MYERS, Secretary. The Washington Trust Company Report of Condition June 30, 1910 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Loans and discounts ........... Overdrafts, secured and unsecured High-class first mortgage railroad bonds .. vees Other bonds and warrants Furniture -$2,615,984.77 1,469.58 300,000.00 300,000.00 44,266.68 1,846.00 Dividends unpaid 67.50 1,779,212.74 DEPOSIEGS. <4 0603s re ++ 4,108,913.09 Capital stock Surplus Undivided profits, net Reserved for taxes $4,755,093.27 OFFICERS J. W. CLISE, President. C. J. SMITH, Vice President. W. H. PARSONS, Vice President. JOHN SCHRAM, Treasurer. S. F. RATHBUN, Cashier. G. K. BETTS, Assistant Cashier DIRECTORS B. L. Allen S. Kreielsheimer., H. R. Clise W. H. Parsons. J. W. Clise Henry Pickard C. H, Cobb. William Pigott. J. M,. Frink John Schram. J. W. Goodwin C.J. Smith, John Heimrich George F. Stone. Omar J. Humphrey. W. P. Trimble. Falcon Joslin, S. P. Weston, A. S. Kerry. CLISE, Counsel. Nearly a Million Dollars Gain in the Past Five Months