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THE CHICAGO BANKET
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ESTABLISHED 1879
State Bank of Chicago
S. E. Cor. LaSalle and Washington Streets
Condensed Report June 24, 1909
LIABILITIES
Capital stock...........$1,000,000.00
Surplus (Earned).......	1,000,000.00
Undivided profits......	414,754.03
Reserved for Int. & Taxes 96,000.00
Deposits............... 20,105,724.24
$22,616,478.27
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts .. .$16,018,634.85
Overdrafts................ 3,661.23
Bonds................. 2,093,508.24
Cash and Due from Banks................. 4,500,673.95
$22,616,478.27
By vote of the stockholders the capital stock of this bank will be increased on July 8, 1909, to $1,500,000.
OFFICERS
L. A. GODDARD, President	FRANK. 1. PACKARD, Ass’t Cashier
IOHN R. L1NDGREN, Vice-President	C. EDWARD CARLSON, Ass t Cashier
HENRY A. HAUGAN, Vice-President	SAMUEL E. KN hCH T, Secretary
HENRY S. HENSCHEN, Cashier	WILLIAM C. MILLER, Ass t Secretary
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DAVID N. BARKER, Manager Jones & Laughlin Steel Co: J. J DA U ,Vice - President Rut d, Murdoch & Co.; CALVIN DURAND, President Durand & Kasper Co.; 1 HEO. FREEMAN, Capitalist; L. A. GODDARD. President; H. A. HAUGAN, Comptroller Chicago^Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. Co.; JOHN R. L1NDGRHN, Vice-President; THOMAS MURDOCH, President Reid Murdoch & Co.; WM. A. PETERSON, Proprietor Peterson Nursery; GEO. E. RICK-CORDS, Chicago Tile & Trust Co.; MOSES J. WENTWORTH, Capitalist.
YOUR BUSINESS INVITED
Western Trust & Savings	Bank
“THE ROOKERY,” CHICAGO Report at Commencement of Business June 24, 1909
LIABILITIES
Capital...........$1,000,000.00
Surplus and profits. 204,972.65
Deposits........ 8,768,800.44
$9,973,772.09
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts......$6,553,838.19
Bonds.................... 1,043,727.42
Overdrafts.................... 267.59
Cash and sight exchange- 2,363,438.89 Furniture and Fixtures ...	12,500.00
$9,973,772.09
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF DEPOSITS
March 15, 1905..................$4,540,483.90
March 23, 1907 ..................6,150,292.43
June 24, 1909 ................... 8,768,800.44
OFFICERS
JOSEPH E OTIS, President	ADDISON CORNEAU, Ass’t Cashier
WALTe R H, WILSON, Vice-President ALBERT E. COEN, Auditor LAWRENCE NELSON, Vice-President	LOUIS H. SHROEDER, Mgr. Bond Dept.
WILLIAM C. COOK, Cashier	J. J. RAHLF, Mgr. Foreign Exchange Dept.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
W. G. WALLING, Secretary	CLARK S. JENNISON, Ass’t Secretary
DIRECTORS
HOWARD W. BAKER, Butler Bros. ;EDGAR A. BANCROFT, Scott, Bancroft & Stephens; WILLIAM C BOYDEN, Matz, Fisher & Boyden, Attys.; WILLIAM BUTTERWORTH, Pres Deere & Co., Moline, 111.; R. FLOYD CLINCH ,Crerar, Clinch & Co., Coal; GRANGER FARWELL, Pres. Farwell Trust Co.; C. H. HANSON, Pres. C. H. Hanson, Inc. ; W. O. JOHNSON, General Counsel and Director C. _& _EL RL R J JOHN R. MITCHELL, Jhes.
FRED W UPHAM, Pres. City Fuel Co.; W. A. WIEBOLDT, W. A. Wieboldt & Co. Dept. Store; WALTER H. WILSON, Vice-President.
The Northern Trust Company
CHICAGO
Report of Condition at Commencement of Business June 24, 1909
RESOURCES
Time Loans on Security------------------ $5,009,558.85
Demand Loans on Security----------------- 5,289,934.75
Bonds ___________________________________ 8,213,489.49
Stocks______________________________________ 50,000.00	$18,562,983.09
Bank Premises — Ground-------------------------------
Building--------------------------------- 400,000.00
Due from Banks------------- --------------$7,101,969.53
Checks for Clearings----------------------- 416,341.23
Cash on Hand_____	4,372,057.35	11,890,368.11
Total_______________________,____________________ $31,703,351.20
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock---------------------------------------- $
Surplus Fund-------------- -------------------------- 1 •592’
Undivided Profits--------------------------------------  638,832.72
Reserved for Interest and	Taxes-----------------------   165,605.14
Cashier’s Checks--------------------------$	142,114.72
Certified Checks-------------------------   102,054.86	244,169.58
Demand Deposits------------------------  15,109,144.10
Time Deposits—___________________________12,545,599.66	27,654,743.76
Total___________________________________________ $31,703.351.20
THE AMERICAN TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK Chicago
Statement of Condition June 24, 1909 RESOURCES
Time Loans	 $13,259,817.89
Lets and Bond::־..................$20,023,693.97	6,763,876.08 
Call Loans.................................... 7,103,216.18
Due from Banks	  7,938,839.74
L־h m Vault ::................................ 4,752,915.54	19,794,971.46
liabilities	$39,818,665.43
Capitaf Stock Paid in.........................$ ^•®?®’cou'nn
Surplus and Undivided Profits................ * tarn
Reserved for Interest and Taxes.................. 91,644.85	$ 5,801,238.84
Time Denosits	  6,781,265.19
Demand Deposit'si............................ 27,236,161.40	34,017,426.59
OFFICERS	$39,818,665.43
EDWIN A. POTTER, President	T. P. PHILLIPS Vice:President
JAMES R. CHAPMAN, Vice Pres.	•,У1се ,Pres,dent
CHARLES S. CASTLE, Cashier	״	S»Cr.־tSry .
WILSON W. LAMPERT, Asst. Cash.	WILLIAM P. KOPF, Asst. Secretary
DIRECTORS
TOY MORTON loy Morton & Co.; E. H. GARY, Chairman U. S. Steel Corporation; E. P. RIPLEY, Pres. Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ryu THEODORE P.	Chtcapo
Alton R. R.: T. P. PHILLIPS, Formerly Pres. Federal Trust & Savings Bank; JOHN F HARRIS^ Harris Winthrop 8־ Co.; W. H. McDOEL, Pres. Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville R. R•; WILLIAM L HENLEY, Pres. Chicago & West. Ind. R. R. Co.; CHARLES H. THORNE Мот^ипегу Ward & Co • ALFRED H MULLIKEN, Pres. Pettibone, Mulhken & Co.; E. J. BUFFINGTON, Pres. niinoU׳Strel Company; WILLIAM KENT Ken, & Burke; GILBERT B. SHAW Lumber; JAS. О HEYWORTH, General Contractor; JAMES R. CHAPMAN, Vice-President; JOHN JAY ABBOTT, Vice-President; EDWIN A. POTTER, President.
AMERICAN TRUST BUILDING, MONROE AND CLARK STS.___________________
=Statement of Condition of the-
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NATIONAL OF CHICAGO^
1y——At Close of Business, June 23, 1909	^
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock.............$ 250,000.00
Surplus....................... 50,000.00
Undivided Profits .....	16,685.27
Circulation.................. 246,200-00
Deposits....................1,489,514.42
$2,052,399.69
RESOURCES
951,024.76
316,543.14
255,546.88
11,606.92
13,250.00
504,427.99
Loans and Discounts .	,
Other Bonds and Securities United States Bonds .	.
Furniture and Fixtures .	.
Due from U. S. Treasurer Cash and Due from Banks
$2,052,399.69
OFFICERS
RALPH N. BALLOU, Cashier
WM. E. PHILLIPS EDWIN L. WAGNER EDWARD DICKINSON J. L. STACK
EDWIN L. WAGNER, President
DIRECTORS
GEO. A. MACLEAN WM. P. WAGNER FRANK B. PETTIBONE WALTER McBROOM
WM. WRIGLEY, JR. CHAS. W. HIGLEY EDWARD R. DAVIS W. C. SHURTLEFF
1802
The Manufacturers National Bank
of Racine, Wisconsin
STATEMENT, JUNE 23, 1909
(Call of Comptroller of the Currency)
300.000.	00
150.000.	00
101,200.22
25,000.00
150.000.	00 ,020,218.59
Liabilities
Capital Stock.................$
Surplus.......................
Undivided Profits.............
Reserve for Unearned Interest.
Circulation...................
Deposits ..................... 2
Resources
Loans and Discounts......$1,293,935.04
Overdrafts........................... 89.80
United States Bonds....... 150,000.00
Other Bonds..................... 707,816.87
Banking House.................... 30,000.00
Other Real Estate.......... 1,700.00
Five per cent Redemption Fund	7,500.00
Cash ........................... 555,377.10
Due from Banks — $353,564.93 In our own Vault... 201,812.17
$2,746,418.81
$2,746,418.81
E. J. HUEFFNER, President	R. H. McELWEE, Vice-President
B. B. NORTHROP, Vice-President	WARREN J. DAVIS, Cashier
E. C. HUEFFNER, Asst. Cashier