The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 16, 1910, Page 6

The First THE STAR—WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1910, National Bank of Seattle Established 1882 Statement Nov. 10th. 1910 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts uw: S Other Stoe Real Fixtures 39,237 30 1,404,324.72 Bonds 100,000 00 Surplus Bonds, Warrants and Undivided Profits ol Circulation Estate, Furnits Cash a $4,133,516 76 OFFICERS M. A. ARNOLD, President, D. H. MOSS, Vice President. J. A. HALL, M. McMICKEN, Vice President. | ( Depetie OW BAA LIABILITIES Capital Steek cicescccyes $ 300,000 00 60,000 00 14,639.58 99,000 00 waco @ 3,659,877 18 $4,133,516 76 Vice President and Cashier. 7 >. A. PHILBRICK, Assistant Cashier, We endeavor to give ALL Customers prompt and efficient service by personal and cour- teous attention. YOUR account is cordially invited. STATEMENT — ir The State Bank of Seattle SEATTLE, WASHINGTON NOVEMBER 10, 1910 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Loans and dise¢ $ 09 10 ) tock paid in $ 100,000 00 Banking | house and undivided and fix 12,500 00 Other resources ... ] U.S. and oth er high gt bonds $18 Warrants Cash on hand and from other banks ... 75 756 14,158 49 1,118,601 05 O00 00 ade due 266,763.88 162,250 44 WE INVITE YOUR ACCOUNT OFFICERS A. H. SOELBERG, Vice President and Cashier. E. L. GRONDAHL, President. JOHN ERIKSON, Vice President A. C. KAHLKE, Assistant Cashier. ALL the vegetables YOU CAN CARRY Markt Basket 25 MMALS SERVED. Str, Clty of loverett or Telextapk. Three ro und tripe dally, Leave se attle at 7 ana Wevtiake Market ‘The Temnte of Economy. WE’RE HERE TO STAY CONCERT CONCERT DAILY DAILY wnes—Sunaet, Main 290% na 190, i REPORT OF THE CONDITION -~or. German - American Bank OF SEATTLE November [0th, 1910 Organized January 19, 1910 RESOURCES Loans and discounts .$266,554 66 Overdr afte (secured and unsecured) 140 95 ants 68,236 47 4,947 49 Bonds and warr Real estate Furniture and fix tures . 7,319 74 Cash on hand due from banks and 79,476 6 Other resources ....+ 1,046 97 $417,721 LIABILITIES. ..§ 50,000 Capital paid in DIRECTORS. Ernest Carstens G. W, Hoffman O. B. Knapp N. Campbell. Thos, Sanderson, E. H. Price 1, J. Riley John R. H. Nordhoff. Ostre RK. Glavin H. Rohwer, WATCH 1 Deposit January 31, 1910 March 29, 1910 June 30, 1910 Sept. 1, 1910 921,796 Nov. 10, 1910 + 966,721 ; GROW! SEATTLE BANKS Make a Fine Showing on Last Statements \Nearly All Make Some Gain—The Newer Banks | Show Up Well. It wan expected that Seattle banks would show a falling off in R esources -$ 648,963 5 114,033 3,100 deposits, but the bank statement | | called for Nov. 10 by the comptroller | Loans and discounts | of the currency from the national | banks, and by the state bank ex-| Municipal bonds .... Other bonds | aminer from the state banks shows Radlea's fnu é , Stocks Safe deposit equipme't Furniture and fixtures Real estate and other resources | posite In Seattle banks. The call | | asked for statements of conditions on N ber 10 While some banks reported sine | lonses, gains by other institutions! loffeet the As had been the ail over the United States,| decreased slightly, Surplus] Government |reserves were not materially | and R.R | changed bonds ..$ 63,309 03 lonsen Large Gain in Deposits. Cash on hand and due from banks .. 371,957 94 | | | The largest increase In deposits! was made by the Seattle National bank, which showed an increase of $621,909.27. Among the other banks! making gains are the Mercantile 435,266 $1, 260,705 | 47 97 bank, the German-American the bank Scandinavian American bank the Northwest Trust & Safe De posit Company and the University State bank A feature of the bank statement | was the showing made by some of! the new banks i One bank increas It is our aim to pay our depositors ed its deposits more than 10 per f ties as are in accordance with sou the call of September 1 facilities as are in accordance ». SHORROCK, Pres. ALEXANDER MYERS, Sec’y. oent since The dope te of this bank Increased I $33,237.36 during the past ten weeks, The deposits of another bank Increased from $321,796.46 to| $066.72) ———Report of Company Seattle, Washington Liabilities Surplus and undivided profits Deposits such interest and to afford nd business principles. JOHN P. | eA the \. SMITH, Scandinavian American Ban Statement of Condition | At close of business November 10, 191¢ RESOURCES Loans and Di $7 Real Esti 86,112 46 Furniture 35,000 00 Warrants, Stocks ¢ Cash and Exchang counts and Fixtures LIABILITIES Capital 500,000 00 Surplus Undivided Profit Demand Deyx 500,000 00 and Saving Time 5,601,544 29 10,064,287 $11,172, ¢ NOTI Phe which in Septembc tement of May 3lst, of the I same yc € SENDING MONEY HOMI have you remember them BLY pleased if you s¢ American Bank It them a lot o brought to their doc Ask about this System at Window REAL ESTATE LOANS—To that we do not loan on pre eee out msider any bi in either large o The Scandinavian Am A, CHILDERG, fh. CHILBERG, r President. Vice Pres. Che folks nd it by the Bank Money ave f troubl home country i out loans; nor can we cx are invit a B. M Vice ith a little Christm Comparative Staten growth each yard the start. : 03,079 73,538 117,216 152,04 170,594 BANK REMINDERS will be please They will he f The ndina the curreney m by the letter @ borrowers, WEP not : aie bul vhich ap plical erican Bani) INAHAN Pres mm ALASKA BUILDING, SEATTLE | apital stock paid in .$ 100,000 HARTMAN, Vice? a Fr Amo! Ored | Pire Kinds Most s; Doncon repo Shecial Or Infants Watity