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The Commercial and financial chronicle . TED DEPOSITARY OF THE U. S. GOVERNMENTSTATE OF OHIO. CITY OF CINCINNATI. 14 Mechanics-American National Bank St. Louis. Report of Condition Jan. 7 1911. RESOURCES Bills discounted $14,585,422 97 Demand loans and overdrafts- 5,779,213 67 U S. bonds and premium 2,020,000 00 Redemption fund - 100,000 00 Bonds to secure U. S. deposits 1,000 00 Other bonds ,168 49 Furniture and - 24 Cash—With banks $9,293,306 03 In vaults ,387 26 15, 29 $39,588,253 66LIABILITIES Capital stock $2, 00 Surplus and profits 2, 25
The Commercial and financial chronicle . TED DEPOSITARY OF THE U. S. GOVERNMENTSTATE OF OHIO. CITY OF CINCINNATI. 14 Mechanics-American National Bank St. Louis. Report of Condition Jan. 7 1911. RESOURCES Bills discounted $14,585,422 97 Demand loans and overdrafts- 5,779,213 67 U S. bonds and premium 2,020,000 00 Redemption fund - 100,000 00 Bonds to secure U. S. deposits 1,000 00 Other bonds ,168 49 Furniture and - 24 Cash—With banks $9,293,306 03 In vaults ,387 26 15, 29 $39,588,253 66LIABILITIES Capital stock $2, 00 Surplus and profits 2, 25 Circulation 1, 00 Deposits 40 $39,588,253 66 The Mechanics-American National Bank solicitsnew business and cordially invites the accounts ofBanks, Corporations, Firms and Individuals. WALKER HILL. PresidentJACKSON JOHNSON. Vice-Prest. G. M. TRUMBO. Asst. Cashier L. A. BATTAILE. Vice-Prest. C. L. ALLEN, Asst. Cashier EPHRON CATLIN. Vice-Prest. P. H. MILLER, Asst. Cashle J. S. CALFEE, Cashier C. L. BOYE, Asst. Cashier. Statement of Jan. 7 1911. RESOURCES. Loans and discounts $19,037,921 59 Bonds and stocks - ,466 52 U. S. Bonds and premiums 2, 63 Banking House 00 Cash, etc -- 16, 11 $39,735,888 85LIABILITIES. Capital $2,000,000 00 Surplus and profits ,855 76 Circulation 2,000,000 00 33, 09 W. $39,735,888 85 C. H. HUTTIG, WELLS. Vice-President. G. W. GALBREATH. Cashier. J. R. COOKE. DA. P. COOKE. R. S. HA WES. H. Cashiers. ACCOUNTS SOLICITED MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TRUST COMPANY ST. LOUIS CONDENSED STATEMENT OF CONDITION AT CLOSE OF BUSINESS JAN. 7 1911. — Demand $5,045,601 83 Time 08 $11 Bonds and Stocks 8, Real Estate Overdrafts Safety Deposit Vaults CASH AND EXCHANGE— In Vaults (Cash) $1, 86 With Other Trust Companies and Banks 2, 10 Checks and Other Cash 140,326 58 54AH Other Resources - 90 90
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