The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 5, 1910, Page 7

A. CHILBERG President Statement of Condition At Close of Business Sept. 1, 1910. RESOURCES Loans and discounts Real estate Warrants, stocks and bonds... Cash and exchange LIABILITIES Capital .... Surplus ..., Undivided profits . Demand deposits. .$4,517,491.65 eeeewecees $ 6,621,709.12 86,139.56 35,000.00 «+ 1,345,310.52 2,880,118.81 $10,968,278.01 «++-$ 500,000.00 500,000.00 $2,738.38 Time and savings. 5,368,047.98 9,885,539.63 $10,968,278.01 “Report of the candinavian American Bank Comparative Statement Showing Amount of Deposit Each Year From the Start. BN BAL MAME cc vecvcas as siacce 26 MN, TN cas Gis hams ce daha 93,079.67 May 31, 1894 73,539.28 May 31, 1895 . 117,216.58 May 31, 1896 152,241.45 May 31, 1897 .. 170,594.08 May 3M, 1898 421,815.96 May 31, 189 , 557,694.44 May 31, 1900 ... 966,989.74 May 31, 1901 .... + 1,509,315.92 May 31, 1902 .... 1,757,863,03 ee ae ti 2,346,329.96 May 31, 1904 ..... . 2,621,235.82 May 31, 1905 May 31, 1906. May 31, 1907 May 14, 1908 . June 23, i909 ... September 1, 1910 The statement of May 31st, 1907, included our then branch in ‘Tacoma, which in Sep- tember of the same year became a separate bank. BANK REMINDERS CERTIFICATES—Four idle money that will soon be required it is best to take out an tnterest-bearing Cer- tifieate of Deposit. Make’ your money earn something. MORTGAGES—Direct from us | you can buy Seven Per Cent First | | | i LOANS—We are open to make | @ large number of additional Real | Estate loans, proved Seattle property; bly In amounts of $1,000 to $10,000. EXCHANGES—For sending or | bringing money to the East, but COLLECTIONS — Facilities, al- ready unsurpassed and constantly growing. Banks and Bankers, Mer chants, Shippers, whoever has bank collections to make, will find ONLY on tm prefers. Eu. | advantage tn our service. Mortgages on Improved Seattle | rope, Alaska, China, the Philip. SAVINGS—Lack of decision to Real Estate. They yield good in- | pines—-anywhere—use our Bank | make the START has kept many a come; are available as collateral | Drafts, Bank Money Orders, Let young man from joining the Get for loans; have stability of value | ters of Credit of Traveler's Ahead class, NOW is always a and are readily marketable. Cheques | good time to do « sensib'e thing J. E. CHILBERG Vice-Pres. The Scandinavian American Bank T. B. MINAHAN Vice-Pres. ALASKA BUILDING, SEATTLE St Saummemsemeens J. F. LANE Cashier Report of the Condition : OF THE Of Seattle, Washingt September 1, 1910 RESOURCES | LIABILITIES Loans and discounts ....... <ctweneoahamee PEE PROD is vhkcb deeds 0 6s o's e's 900,000,00 OER os Zane Ae ae:ie poe ewe 100,000.00 ess ins ob Mobb o ees 60,000.00 Other bonds, warrants and stocks.. 367,834.51 Undivided profits .........0.se06. 9,386.26 Real estate, furniture and fixtures... 39,237.30 CRUE ii oka ved wed cetecies 100,000.00 Cash and exchange ......... eevee 1,403,851.74 RPRMOUNUE ci cde Kiove ant 6ce dco 773,061.51 $4,242,447.77, | $4,242,447.77, DIRECTORS M. A. ARNOLD | O. D. FISHER President | Manager Grandin Coast Lumber Co THOMAS BORDEAUX tT A. HALL President Mason County Logging Co. Vice President and Cashier { JOHN H. McGRAW PATRICK McCOY McGraw, Kittinger & Case, Real Estate | Lumberman MAURICE McMICKEN j H. W. R¢ Ww LEY Hughe {cMicken, Dovell & Ramsey, Attorneys Capitalist | W. D. HOFIUS , D. H. MOSS Pre t Hofius Steel and Equipment Co. Vice President OFFICERS M ARNOLD, President | J. A. HALL, Vice President and Cashier, i 4 YO! esident. M MICKEN. Vice President C. A. PHILBRICK, Assistant Cashier. MOSS, Vice President. Established 1882. THE STAR—MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1918. abe — — SEATTLE BANKS MAKE FINE SHOWING IN STATEMENTS ‘ | |MOST BANKS SHOW IN. CREASE IN DEPOSITS AND SURPLUS ITEMS. Deposits $78,003,093.47 | The call for statements by} Total the comptroller of the found all local bank currency | in excel jlent condition. It was expected | that the drain incident to the} jmoving of crops and handling} |the salmon pack would cause a poorer showing than the one! made. The total deposits are} only $192,000 less than they} were on June 30, the date of the last call The deposits on September 1 stood at $78,003,093.47 ; surplus sat $3,330, and undivided 61286; loans and discounts, | ees 20; investment s,| $19,707,201.79; cash and ex change, $26,776,150.42 ifteen of the 25 banks regis jte@ed an increase in deposits | 18ff the 25 banks also recorded | ingreases in their sarplus items | @ capital stock of the Se attle banks is now $7,265,000. Sept. Loans and Discounts .. Overdrafts .. Premium on Bonds .... Furnitare and Fixtures “Oldest Bank in Washington.” The Dexter Horton National Bank Of Seattle (Established 1870.) Report of Financial Condition at Close of Business mber 1, 1910. RESOURCES U. S. Bonds to Secure Circulation Condensed Statement of Condition The State Bank of Seattte Seattle, Washington As rendered to the state examiner at the close of business Sep- tember 1, 1910, RESOURCES Loans and discounts.......... tere ea $ 712,085.68 NENT BOCHUEE oir ioc osede ea ‘tweed : 1,156.78 Banking house, furniture and fixtures ............. 12,500.00 United States and other high-grade bonds.$172,463.57 8,843.08 350,901.40. Warrants ..... NT ‘ Cash on hand and due from other banks.. LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in ..... ‘ +++ee++$ 100,000.00 Surplus and undivided profits 10,356.70 Dividends unpaid se Pa | 75.00 POROSUR’: inc 1 kcksde ss pace eek vivews ees be ee . 1,147,518.81 $1,257,950.51 Deposits June 30, 1908 Deposits June 30, 1909 Deposits June 30, 1910 Deposits September 1, 1910 — bwpmeeceebe'sis wae sos sess cede $ 667,695.32 be coewnboeuwe - 901,087.09 « 1,120,057.88 eee 1,147,518.81 We Invite Your Account If you open an account with our Savings Department before the close of banking hours on Monday, Sept. 5, it will draw interest for the full month of September. . t Washington Trust and Savings Bank | Report of Financial Condition at Close of Business | September 1, 1910. RESOURCES | Loans and Discounts ...............00.. $3,157,873.66 | Overdrafts None | + 818,825.21 $6,719,201.01 13,716.79 Bonds and Securities .. Cash on Hand Surplus Fund Undivided Prof DEPOSITS Loans and I Overdrafts Premium on The Dexter duc from Banks......... Redemption Fun Capital Stock .. Circulating Not Bonds and Securities Furniture and Fixtures Due from Banks Cash on Hand Redemption Fund U. S$ The exceptional facilities LIABILITIES | 200,000.00 | ise 240,000.00 424.53 ‘ 62.992 86 4,500.00 pr 40,000.00 1,077.50 - -10,713,948.54 Jiscounts $ 9,877,074.67 119,151.47 $3,777,289.54 2,264,983.68 -_ —— 6,042,273.22 Treasurer 2,500.00 | $17,994,023.16 | Horton National Bank of Seattle teeees mae Furniture and Fixtures 27,181.76 ! Brees on vot a, | Due from Banks .........0+- Bonds, Securities, etc. .........s.sese00s arama Cash on Hand .....0...00006 91.969. se sees 1,969.7 sill 1,733,201.13 We ens LEnterese’ hiker digas cuaccbene ns seiens 46,841.04 sebeees ee «A DO720D { APLNEE ++ tesnees cccesseeaaasveersce SMOSE . canon | nd U. S. Treasurer...... 2,500.00 | $5,787,933.31 ; | $12,256,941.40 | LIABILITIES $5,787,933.31 OFFICERS et cate meee W. HEH. PARS( } lent J. W. CLISE, President E M. W. PE Cast SMITH, Vice dent Par en hit H. PARSONS, Vice-President C. BR. BUI IDE, A t Cashier Ss. F. RATH N, Cashier J. W. SPANGLI Credit Dept | G. K. BETTS, Assistant Cashier. Combined Statement. September 1, 1910 RESOURCES | roe 13,716.79 Surplus and Profits ............ 332,565.84 U. S. Bonds to Secure Circulation.... $0,000.00 | Reserved for Taxes .. 4,500.00 Bonds? .o6esc cc ee 360.76 | Circulating Notes ..., 40,000.00 1,888,946.25 Unpaid Dividends ....... 1,077.50 DEPOSITS é developed and perfected through forty years of successful »p eration have been further augmented by the union of the W ashington Trust Company with on Au department of banking are maintained for the advantage of patrons, $ 400,000.00 LIABILITIES Capital Stock ayers $ 1,600,000.00 9.82 $17,994,023.16 ust 15, 1910. Modern methods in every,