RANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES 
GROWTH— 
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‘929 
Undiv Profit. 
$ 5,445 
23,522 
51,079 
COMP ' RATIVE STATEMENT, As of Dee. 31 
ASSETS- 
,oans and Discounts....... ee eeemeee ee eeeemeen ean 
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U. 8S. Govt. Securi(’'~ eeeemeememeeeeeemnenennas 
Dther Securities ........ .._.. eeeeeseeeeeescemsseceeseeseesessesnmeannen 
ed. Reserve Bank Stock....... rue EEE FUER EERE 
Letters of Credit, Etc... _...... 
Furniture and Fixtures......... 
Yash and Exchange. 
1929 
5,693,903 
2,776 
1491,731 
716,107 
22,500 
17,652 
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Deposit. 
$2,274,147. 
1,.5%,19:! 
630.20: 
19L4 
5,196,291 
4,048 
£23,731 
1,587 
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TOTAL ASSE™ 
LIABILITI 
Capital Stock ... 
Surplus ........ 
ndivided Profits ar 
Acceptances Executea .......... 
Acceptances Rediscounted ....... 
setters of Credit...oceeeennennnennennnne.. 
Dividends Unpaid ....... 
Neposits 
PROT VR iii iinaiiumsievuinsed issue 
500.000 
260,000 
81,455 
50,692 
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20.204 
0.00 
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TOTAL LIABILITIES ........... 
Boolk Value of Stock per Share....... 
Ratio, Deposits to Capital..........ccceeirnnennnen. 
Ratio, Deposits to Capital and Surplus... 
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE OF SEATTLE, WASH 
CONTROL: By Marine Bancorporation. 
HISTORY: Organized under Washington lL.aws in 1889 as Dank of Commerce, 
“hartered under National Bank Act April 1890. Absorbed Washington National 
Bank in June, 1906. Consolidated with Marine National Bank and National City 
Bank of Seattle Feb. 23, 1929. 
Departments: Commercial, Bond, Savings, Safe Deposits, Trusts, Escrows and 
Foreign. 
Hembers of: Federal Reserve, Washington Dankers Assn. 
Fiscal Year Ends: Dec. 31. Annual Meeting: 2nd Tuesday in Jan. 
DFFICERS: Manson F. Backus, Pres.; C. O. Ousdahl, Asst. Cash.; Oakley Max- 
J. W. Maxwell, Chairman Exec. Com.; well, Asst. Cash.; R. W. Smith, Asst 
Andrew Price, Vice Pres.; Ira W. Bedle, Cash.; C. L. Phillips, Asst. Cash.; H. A. 
Vice Pres.; Wylie Hemphill, Vice Pres.; Hendricks, Asst. Cash.; Durle D. Dram- 
A. R. Morton, Vice Pres.; C. E. McDow- hall, Mgr. Bond Dept. 
«11, Vice Pres.; Druce C. Shorts, Vice DIRECTORS: Fred A. Anderson, Man- 
Pres.» Herbert Witherspoon, Vice son F. Backus, Thomas Balmer, Ira W, 
Pres.; R. W. Sprague, Vice Pres. and Bedle, I.eo S. Illack, Homer I.. oyd, 
Tr. Officer; W. Erich Lucas, Vice Pres.; *. D. Buchner, Albert Daub, George LE. 
John IL. Platt, Cash.; E. L. Trotter, Hardenbergh, E. H. Hatch, J. R. Heck- 
Asst. Viee Pres.; E. J. Satterberg, Asst. nan, Wylie Hemphill, C. J. lL.ord, J. W 
Vice Pres.; John A. Vanderpoel, Asst. Maxwell, Evan 8S. McCord, Charles S 
Vice Pres.; T. F. McCreary, Asst. Vice Miiler, Ralph H. Miller. Blake I>. Mills 
Pres.; LaFayette Kellogg, Asst. Cash.; I. Morris. 
["APITAL: Authorized and outstanding, $2.500 000 Par Value. $25 (changed 
from $100 Feb. 1929). 
DIVIDENDS: 1929, 20%. 
STATEMENT OF CONDITION, Dec. 31, 1929 
RESOURCES LIABILITIES 
Cash and Due from Danks... § 
(. 8. Bonds & Treas. Cert... 
Other Bonds & Warrants... 
l.Loans and Discounts.......... 
Fed Reserve Stock......... 
Banking House & Equ 
Redemp. Fund, U. 8, ico... 
Customers’ 1./C & Accept... . 
Int. Farned— Not Collected 
(Capital Stock ... 
surpl & TUundiv 
Reserves .. 
['nearned In 
Tirculation . 
sonds DBorro- ... 
Accept. & Guar. L/C. 
Deposits... 
TOTAL ieee. $35,593,180 TOTAL conn 3 2,180 
look val. stock $41.50. Ratio. dep. to cap. 11 to 1. Ratio. dep to cap & sur s.2°1