11827_1940-1944

78

Assels and liabilities of national banks as shown

MISSOURI—Continued D I S T R I C T N O . 1 0 — C o n t i n u e d

Location and name of bank President Cashier

Loans and discounts

U. S. Government

securities

$257,358

190,414 2,650,638 1,186,000 1,043,959 2,550,312

3,625 74,100 13,500

Other bonds, stocks, and securities

$259,381

53,054 824,667 118,998 884,505 334,880 14,215 5,413 3,321

North Kansas City, N. B. in.

Plattsburg, First. St. Joseph, First St. Joseph, American... St. Joseph, Burnes St. Joseph,Tootle-Lacy, Sarcoxie, F i rs t -StewartsvUle, First Tarkio, Firs t . . . .

N. Rieger

H. R. Riley F. L. Ford.. . R. R. Calkins C. C. Burnes M. Tootle, Jr J. H. Seneker W. D. Snow J. E. Travis

R. F. Poynter

J. R. Funkhouser R. E.Jones, J r . . . B. L. Pitts J. J. Walsh R. E. Wales A. L. Gurley N. Snow H. L. Troxcl

$543,566

259,620 2,826,038 3,746,392

821,028 2,517,727

204,496 96,647

351,827

MONTANA D I S T R I C T N O . 9

1 2 3 4 S 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21

22 23

24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

34 35

36 37 38 39 40 41 i 42

Baker, Baker Billings, Midland Billings, Montana Bozeman, Commercial. Bridger, American Browning, First— Butte, First

Chinook, Farmers Circle, First Dillon, First Ekalaka, First Fairfield, First Geraldine, First Glasgow, First Glendive, First Glendive, Merchants... Great Falls, First Great Falls, Great Falls Hardin, First Harlowton, Continen

tal. Havre, Montana Helena, First N. B. &

Tr. Co. Hinsdale, First Hysham, First Judith Gap, First Kalispell, First Kalispell, Conrad Lewistown, N. B. of... Livingston, Natl. Park.

1 Miles City, First Missoula, First Missoula, W e s t e r n

Montana. Plains, First Red Lodge, United

States. Reserve, First Sidney, Richland Sidney, Sidney Twin Bridges, First Whitefish, First White Sulphur Springs,

First. Wibaux, First

L. Price E. T. McCanna.— A. H. Marble C. Vandenhook J. W.Jones J. L. Sherburne A.J . Davis A. J. Lochrie C.D.Miller A. W. Eynon G. D. Combes. . . . . S.J. Emswiler J. E. Young J. L. Sbellman J. M. Lewis C. A. Thurston R. H. Watson E. O.Jenkins L. M. Ford J . J . Ping C. A. Johnson.

F. M. Cowan T. O. Hammond...

R. R. Black J. B. Grierson C.R. Stone F .M.Burks . C. D.Conrad A. W. Johnson L. H. Van Dyck. . . C. M.Jones T.Jacobs.. W. L. Murphy

E. L.Johnson H. P. Cassidy

W.H.Westergaard. A. Nelson J. A. Loken A. R.Smith C. H. Jennings J. S. Coad

P.A.Fischer

L.Price, Jr A. R. Hammer F. N. Sauer D. R.Green. 0 . C. Campbell...-F. R. Getty G. U. Hill -T . J . Fenlon P. B. McClintock..

J. W. Rees H. B. Albert

W. W. Carley A. B. Friedlund. . . M. J. Hughes A. C. Schrumpf L. F. Curry R. R. Williams 0 . E. Anderson B. M. Kratzer

D. Creel

R. E. Hillman R.A.Sharp G. S. Haynes H . J . Hunt . . . J. G. Edmiston R. S. Baker C.P.Kel ly W. II. Williams.... F. M. Elliott N. Gough

W. R. Larkin.

G .N.Lund G.A.Hall 0 . L. Anderson C. M. Holbert P .C .L i l ly . . . P. A. Mcintosh

W. P . Fischer

$212,972 1,547,193 1,905,315

872,185 85,820

172,895 599,550 322,242 211,144 217,539 412,754 138,676 113, 702 119,256 219,800 369,144 88,263

2,521,072 1,997,197

232,340 348,523

479,194 1,831,605

98,533 57,327 53,899

565,083 779,901 872,003 584,771 865,199 658,520

1,014,559

183,639 274,105

222,717 390,093 326,681 157,107 143,665 83,344

262,768

$53,442 1,774,509

474,800 1,193,100

7,600 1,688,700

247,237 96,686 25,369

512,530 19,500 72,920 40,000

173,750 165,879 245,900

3,548,487 425,100 65,300

188,559

487,452 3,979,113

750 59,500 1,400

441,870 893,295 605,645

1,043,347 638,300 924,950

2,076,368

86,825 156,850

37,500 47,000 45,350 38,056 56,415 57,600

32,600

$36,155 296,287 84,664

216,378 2,543

24,602 2,034,186

183,041 84,998 63,433

303,932 74,545 1,170

15,596! 56,091 82,308 63,357

656,739 380,027 34,520 49,886

139,245 598,345

6,298 19,375 3,001

192,621 204,271 209,387 144,361 115,974 352,002 456,067

97,893 132,281

110,386 31,565 24,309 17,927

239,927 154,020

27,650

Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis

1940

$y reports of condition Dec. 31, 1940—Continued

MISSOURI—Continued D I S T R I C T N O . 10—Cont inued .

Cash and exchange,

including reserve with

Federal Reserve

bank

$607,796

431,167 5,211,501 4,343,333 1,966,378 3,562,684

81,956 83,965

128,054

Other assets

$40,600

33,793 109,484 158,366 13,450 65,741 3,000 1,850 7,338

Total assets

$1,608,701

968,048 11,622,328 9,553,089 4,729,320 9,031,344

307,292 261,975 504,040

Capital

$50,000

100,000 500,000 200,000 200,000 200,000 25,000 50,000 50,000

Surplus

$45,000

53,000 326,500 200,000 200,000 200,000

7,500 11,700 18,000

Undivided profits

and reserves

$51,427

48,753 121,905 41,270 73,603 87,076 3,298 6,468

13,708

Total deposits

$1,460,774

766,295 10,654,941 9,111,819 4,255,717 8,526,218

271,494 193,807 422,332

Bills payable

and rediscounts

Other liabili

ties

$1,500

18,982

18,050

t

? S 4 5 fi 7 8 9


$104,098 2,665,917 1,284,357 1,152,994

193,208] 345,561

10,405,074 908,701 353,515 100,224 406,826 104,708 260,070 28,197

520,423| 263,618 348,8421

4,999,967 1,514,050

315,680 332,808

253,069 5,506,364

38,236 258,160 25,361 604,228

1,538,864 331,209

1,045,992 824,741

2,661,339 1,727,999

208,472

69,372 $23,885 159,942 180,337 287,256 349,599

134,770

$16,751 123,657|

1 229,9721

18,960 6,000

62,270 129,830 29,618 38,568

7,000 2,000 5,094

50,730 13,128 21,500

370,035 310,799

5,338 21,006|

14,607 300,331

21,150 27,351 5,5621

34,352 90,382| 14,341i 95,114

167,328 108,246 30,019

12,852 11,339]

5,444, 26,000 20,000j 17,500 31,521 9,086

10,800

$423,418 6,407,563 3, 749,137] 3,664,629

300,531 556,558

14,727,510 1,723,491

876,173] 436,183

1,674,610| 344,429, 449,862, 208,143

1,020, 794 894,077i 767,862

12,096,300 4,627,173

653,178 940, 782]

1,373,567 12,215,7581

164,967 421,7131 89,223

1,838,154 3,506,713 2,032,585 2,913,585 2,611,542 4, 705,0571 5,305,012

589,681 895,411

445,419 1,018,543 576,282 410,927 758,784 653,649

468,688

$41,000 200,000 150,000 150,000 40,000 25,000

300,000 100,000 50,000 45,000 100,000 25,000 25,000 25.000 50,000 50,000 60,000 600,000 200,000 50,000 50,000

50,000 600,000

25,000 25,000 25,000 100,000 250,000 100,000 100,000 100,000 200,000 200,000

25, C00 80,000

35,000 50,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 50,000

50,000

$2,700, 184,500 85,000 105,600 1,000

25,000 450,000 21,000 10,500 3,000! 81,500 12,000 7,000 5,000 50,000 50,000 37,000 140,000 107,000 17,056 50,000

25,800 158,500

2,000 25,000

20,000 55,000 83,500 100,000 82,400 101,000 100,000

25,000 20,000

7,500 29,000 10,000]

2> , 10,000 11,250 11,900

$7,862 37,681' 85,480|

146,948 2,270 2,580

492,604 27,542]

7,2611 2,782

27,108 10,542 3,050

127 47,920 34,404

4,782| 281,419| 34,831 15,905| 12,217

25,811 160,863

3,713 17,978 3,525 25,287 20,040 24,615 25,219 45,621 59,643 82,340

3,233

2,540 18,507 4,740 1,971 8,663] 7,254

1,023

$371,856 5,961,685 3,428,657 3,253,433 257,261 503,256

13,484,906 1,574,949 808,412 385,401

1,458,585 296,887 414,812; 178,016 872,833 759,673 666,080

11,042,241 4,251,005 570,217 826,562

1,269,1891 11,277,504

134,254 353,735 60,698

1,680,697 3,175,368 1,820,010 2,681,950 2,375,993 4,344,414 4,909,703

535,198 787,109

400,348

531,542 306,356 687,075 585,145

405,655

$23,697

8,648

'""722

7,417

32,640 34,337

2,003

2,767 18,891

12,170 6,305 4,460 6,416 7,528

12,969

1,250

31 5,000

3,046

10


1940

78

Assets and liabilities of national banks as shown

MISSOURI—Continued D I S T R I C T NO* 1 0 — C o n t i n u e d

Location and name of bank President Cashier

Loans and discounts

U. S. Gov-I eminent securities

Kansas City, Inter-State.

Kansas City, Park Kansas City, Stock

Yards. Kansas City, Traders

Gate City. Kansas City, Union Liberty, First Liberty, National Com

mercial. Neosho, First -Nevada, First Nevada, Thornton North Kansas City,

N . B. in. Plattsburg, First -. St. Joseph, First St. Joseph, American— St. Joseph, Tootle-

Lacy. Sarcoxie, First _. Stewartsville, First Tarkio, First-

G. S. Hovey

S.H.Davis N. Broaddus. J. R. Dominick...

D . R. Hicks. A. B. Crawford.„ J. S. Simrall

A. C. McGinty.. W. Swearingen.., C. A. Logan N. Rieger

H. R. Riley.— F. L. Ford R. R. Calkins.. M, Tootle, J r . . J. H. Seneker.. W. D. Snow... J. E. Travis.—

H. W. Humphreys.!

G. A. Keene

R. J. Sego

K. A. Robertson-..

E. J. McCreary, Jr. G. G. Cooper L. B. Dougherty, Jr E .G. Coulter J. W. Swearingen.. J .M.Dale R. H. Wooldridge-J. R. Funkhouser.. R. E. Jones, Jr B. L. P i t t s . . „ R. E. Wales

A. L. Gurley N. Snow H. L. Troxel

$17,249,399

571,336 4,810,414]

4,983,014

12,622,870 376,860 367,489

526,294 173,668 122,732 612,425

247,762 3,811,932 4,458,846| 3,049,811

205,168 105,701 403,218

$983,064

9S5,387 1,149,800

1,558,300

6,251,952 213,150 142,550

304,359 446,318 254,850 284,066

209,314 4,366,831 1,342,450 2,615,845

9,025 74,200 13,700

$2,057,460

MONTANA D I S T R I C T NO- 9

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

21 22

23 24 25 26

28 29

30 31 52

33 H

Billings, Midland Billings, Montana Bozeman, Commercial-Browning, First Butte, First Butte, Miners. Chinook, Farmers Circle, First Dillon, First Ekalaka, First Fairfield, First.._ Geraldine, First Glasgow, First _. Glendive, First. Glendive, Merchants. -Great Falls, First Great Falls, Great Falls. Hardin, First Harlowton, Continen

tal. Havre, Montana Helena, First N. B. &

Tr. Co. Hinsdale, First Hysham, First Judith Gap, First Kalispell, First Kalispell, Conrad Lewistown, N. B. of... L iv ings ton , N a t l .

Park. Miles City, First Missoula, First Missoula, Western

Montana. Plains, First Red Lodge , U n i t e d

States.

E. Keirle E. T. McCanna.-.. A. H. Marble C. Vandenhook J. L. Sherburne A.J . Davis tJr A. J. Lochrie C D . Miller A. W. Eynon W. W. Hawkins. _-S. J. Emswiler J. E. Young.. J. L. Shellman J. M. Lewis C.A.Thurs ton . . . . R. H. Watson E. O.Jenkins L. M. Ford J. J. Ping C. A. Johnson

G. H. Leick F. Heinecke...

R. R. Black J. B. Grierson C. R. Stone F. M. Burks J. G. Edmiston A. W.Johnson L. H. VanDyck . . .

C. M.Jones T.Jacobs W. L. M u r p h y . . , .

E. L. Johnson H. P . Cassidy

A. R. Hammer

F. N. Sauer

F. R. Getty

T . J . Fenlon P. B. McClintock.. J. W Rees H .B .Albe r t . . . - . - . N. E. Young W. W. Carley A. B. Friedlund---M . J . Hughes A. C. Schnimpf L. F.Curry R. R. Williams-. . . 0 . E. Anderson B. M. Kratzer

D. Creel L. S. Hazard

R. E. Hillman

H . J . H u n t E. W. Iverson R. S. Baker C.P.Kel ly

A.G.Miller F . M, Elliott N. Gough:...

J. Innes -W. R. Larkin

$335,772 1,634,420 2.049.718 1,028,800

205,227 555,084 401,143 210,348 190,293 440,526 193,540 103 004 209,939 403,631 381,316 83,005

3,762,778 2,836,855

345,165 378,832

938,480 2,034,555

112.671 75,283 38,046

570,288 929,208

1,231,425 733,005

1,079,855 727,141

1,047,927

* 178,262 277,487

$56,092 2,597,509

521,200 1,418,250

18,700 1,691,500

241,650 419,580 136,843 539,662 19,800 82,920 41,400

143,750 186.579 245,900

4,906,762 510,302 65,300

224.359

496.310 4,868,843

3,650 71.300 46,297

466,127 870,301 616,270

1,289,845

1,174,392 1,171,750 2,897,656

96,100 106,300

$30,100 192.336 91,159

141,954 14,706

1,877,945 185,733 70,422

104,320 265,382 42,084

1,525 15,087 58,013 39,876

112,211 538,722 417,365 31.961 65,017

75.353 480,191

14,645 22,743 1.401

227,583 166,829| 144,423 141,344

103,797 287,249 418,574

86,782 111,596


1941

79 by reports of condition Dec, 81, 1941—Continued

MISSO URI—Continued D I S T R I C T N O . 1 0 — C o n t l n u e a

Cash and exchange,

including reserve

with Federal Reserve

bank

$12,222,723

552,905 4,833,963

3,266,643

15,053,916 593,007 620,673

1,175,697 677,764

1,527,541 771,918

489,358 7,804,689 4,811,108 4,488,561

167,296 138,015 193,825

Other assets

$7,601

12,629 7,138

281,730

57,635 47, 794 24,018

35,353 8,009

23,010 39,089

31,061 116,820 159,094 66,867

2,700 1,001 5,351

Tota l assets

$32,520,247

2,252,096 10,820,615

10,156,662

35,721,439 1,345,290 1,232,617

2,115,390 1.620,164 1,969,131 1,961,6331

1,021,799 17,144,755 10,901,966 10,575,148

395,939 322,117 621,200

Capi ta l

$500,000

50,000 400,000

550,000

1,850,000 50,000 100,000

75,000 100,000 100,000 50,000

100,000 500,000 200,000 200,000

25,000 50,000 50,000

Surplus

$1,500,000

38,000 247,500

80,000

650,000 50,000 28,000

50,000 26,500 53,650 50,000

53,500 332,000 200,000 200,000

8,500 12,200 22,000

Undivided profits

and reserves

$441,552

25,912 105,530

107,518

390,851 59,972 22,227

11,004 25,397 3,903

65,617

50,573 139,587 62,297

102,164

% 831 6,485

17,726

Total deposits

$29,990,331

2,134,165 10,035,085

9,408,879

32,759,976 1,185,318 1,082,390

1,979,386 1,467,952 1,811,539 1,795,721

817,7261 16,146,877 10,431,669 10,053,199

359,608 252,432 531,474

Bills payable

and rediscounts


$116,046 2,89S,0S0 1,582,484 1,247,033

407,152 10,200,792

912,606 431,600 124,778 521,891 107,376 146,711 94,571

506,375 389,016 479,846

3,884,830 1,578,081

297,236 268,383

360,326 4,332,441

50,892 250,050 28,579

627,424 1,626,704

501,208 827,301

822,117 2,978,226 1,285,624

235,652 461,197

$16,751 119,421

I 228,757

8,159

60,929 4,530

59,6171 31,774

6,156 2,000 4,650

50,923 17,323 21,500

357,490 298,990

6,369 17,982

19,569 290,015

19,380 27,351 5,000

36,485 89,352 16,999 91,518

190,722 104,246 31,688

11,268 10,000

$554, 761 7,441,766 4,244,562 4,064,800

653,944 14,325,321

1,802,061 1,136,480

615,851 1,799,235

368,956: 336,160| 365,647

1,162,692 1,014,110

943,362j 13,450,582 5,641,593

746,031 954,573

1,890,038) 12,006,045

201,138 446, 727 119,323]

1,927,9071 3,682,394| 2,510,325! 3,083,013

3,370,883 5,268,612 5,631,469

608,064 966,580:

$41,000 200,000 150,000 150,000; 25,0001

300,000 100,000 60,000 45,000 100,000 25,000 25,000 25,000 50,000 50,000 60,000

600,000 200,000 50,000 50,000

50,000 600,000

25,000 25,000 25,000

100,000] 250,000 100,000 100,000

100,000 200,000 200,000

25,000 80,000

$2,700 191.000 87,000

107,200 25,000

450,000 26,000 11,000 3,600

82,000 14,500 7,000 6,000

50,000 50,000 38,750

200,000 108,500 17,300 50,000

26,900 200,000

2,000 25,000 3,622

20,000 57,500 85,100

100,000

100,000 101,500 100,000

25,000 22,000

$15,285 56,506

102,395 141,930

1,385 526,215 33,117

5,740 13,742 38,312 9,541 3,148 1,729

36,410 47,497

5,787 204,935 37,042 19,503 10,861

32,352 124,036

2,168 17,880

42,991 26,942 24,314 23,424

28,627 54,198

100,493

5,957 13,637i

$495,776 6,967,434 3,905,167| 3,654,670

602,433 13,049,106 1,637,009 1,069,740

553,509 1,573,211 \

319,9l5i 301,012| 332,9I8[

1,026,282 866,613 838,825!

12,407,853| 5,260,547)

659,147 842,055

1,775,745 11,056,864

171,970 378,847 90,701

1,754,890 3,344,727 2,295,738] 2,851,789

3,133,162 4,912,914' 5,263,521

550,857| 846,143

$26,826

11,000 126

5,935

5,712

37,794 35,504

81 1,657

5,041 25,145

10,026 3,226 5,173 7,800

9,094

17,455

1,250 4,800


1941

80

Assets and liabilities of national banks as shown.

M ONTAN A—Continued D I S T R I C T N O . 9 — C o n t i n u e d

Location and name or bank President Cashier

Loans and discounts

U. S Government securities

Keserve, First. Sidney, Richland Sidney, Sidney Twin Bridges, First... Whitefish, First White SulphurSprings,

First. Wibaux, First—

W: H. Westergaard. A. Nelson J. A. Loken. A.R.Smith C.H.Jennings J. S. Coad

P. A. Fischer

G. N. Lund. . . . G.A.Hall O. L. Anderson. C. M. Holbert.. P .C.Lil ly P. A. Mcintosh

W. P. Fischer...

$489,331 515,081 377,340 182,230, 187,6671 185,457

395,449

$37,500 47,000 50,525 37,800 60,600 49,700j

32,600

NEBRASKA D I S T R I C T N O . 10

Ainsworth, Commercial.

Ainsworth, N. B. of Albion, Firs t - ___ Albion, Albion Alliance, Alliance Amherst, First Ashland, Citizens Ashland, Far. <fc Mer Atkinson, First Auburn, Carson Aurora, First Bancroft, First Bayard, F i r s t -Beatrice, First Beatrice, Beatrice. Beemer, First Belden, First.... , Benedict, First.. , Bradshaw, First Butte, First.. , Cambridge, First , Central City, Farmers, Chadron; First Coleridge, Coleridge... Columbus, Central Cozad, First Creighton, American Crete, City David City, First.... Elwood, First Emerson, First Exeter, First . . . Fairbury, First Falls City, First Fremont, Fremont Fremont, Stephens Friend, First... Fullerton, First Fullerton, Fullerton.... Genoa, Genoa Gering, Gering Gordon, First Grand Island, First. Grand Island, Com

mercial. Grand Island, Overland Grant, Farmers . . Greeley, City Hampton, First Harrison, Sioux _ Hastings, City Hastings, Hastings

H. G. Thorley W. H. Williams.

H. Rohwer _ J. Fox.. W. s. Price R. E. Knight R .L .Har t _ J. C. Railsback... E. A. Wiggenhorn H. J. Birmingham R. C. Boyd F. E. Edgerton J. Hermelbracht H. H. Ostenberg... W. O. Black W. Robertson A. C. Nellor R. K. Draper J. R. McCloud G. H. Holdeman... M. L. Honke C. M. Brown _ . . C. Tooley-C F. Coffee. G. A. Gray.. M. M. Taylor G. A. Matz W. L. Turner J. Rothmuller. V. E.Dolpher , G. E. Shallenberger P . Utemark _ ' H. Al. Link.. „ i . e . Riiey. . . : :_. E. H. Towle. _ . C.E.Abbott.."."... W. N. Alitten H. J. South wick.. . J. T. Russell J. M. Brower. . „ J. Elm.. A.N.Mathers L.Fritz. E. J. Wolbach D. Kaufmann

A. J. Denman E. E. Jackman J. AI. McQuillan... L .D . Otto J. T. coffee...:::.: A.J . Koelling H. G. Pratt.

C. T. Bowen L.J . Fox R. I. Blatter E. AI. Knight.. . . A. T. Reynolds.. C .N. Turner E. A. Fricke I. R. Dickerson.. J. T. Zacharias... F. M. Farr A. G. Zuhlke H. D. Silsby H. A. Reeves E. C.Austin A. J. Leuthauser. G. E. Barks

C. B. Palmer E. J. Statsmann... A. A. Alousel E. Wright J.V.Webster E. H. Sutherland. H. L. Burdick. . . . W. T. Thompson. D. A Van Do veer . C. Weckbach P. A. Kosch AI. R. Alorgan F. A. Alieras L. T. Blouch H. Livingston... F. W. Buchholz . . J . D . Alilliken.... J. G. Edloff A. H. Frantz. E. AI. Black.. . . F .E .Ward Ym, O.J. Irwin F. E.Neeley D. V. Sorcnsen.... F . J . Cleary. . . . . . . V.Rice

I

G.J. Armstrong... H . G . Brainard.... F. Horan . F. H. Cox :. H. H. Thompson.. P. A. Hansen.. . . C. E. Deets '..'.

$278,621

140. 772! 242,071 3*6,819; 562,463 149, m\ 163, 646 428,288 176.259 280.624 245.260 253,168 320,689 503,109

i, 145,230 141,802 197,111 S5,360| 75,937 98,631

240, 248 379,313 577,986] 234,584'

1,362,062] 2/0, SS0 296,950 402,167 720, 783 156,936 184,408 J80,586

1,536,808 803,160

1,084,053 1,128,930 245,136 269,553 147,038 309,817i 652,337! 591,152

1,875,174 896,189

691,458 558t 863 67,046

105,224 186,817 870,340

1,306,662j

$3,800

15,000 75,100

112.406 271,150 48,577 75,235

256,150 109,575 214,750 80,200 18,200 1,875

426,881 775,200 105,600

17,500 25,850 43,450 24.025 42,250

121,096 159,500 49,400

1,131,889 107,600 75,420

145,550 283,364

31,400 43,100 74,640

319,200 354,400 505,160 234,438 118,432 89,650 86,075 80,914

123,500 253,100

1,300, J30 648,300

204,3S0 29,852 16,000 54,300,

131,771 369,877 672.635'

$2,100

28.181 6,044

11,639 123,556l

16,193 56,286 69,641 40,511

131,353 32,190 17,749 3,119

114,490 64,566 1,300

21,304 4,720 9,988

57,878 64,015 21,977

200,441 26,919

179,402 1,950

21,071 15,570

128,570 7,089

33,134 6.024

77,695 31,771

227,257 165,157 55,986 18,563 10,096 25,985 3,680

12,950 1,217,564

221,917

46, &0 10,550 3,532

10,894 43,600 19,589

168,5111


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by reports of condition Dec. SI, 1941—Continued

MONTANA—Continued D I S T R I C T N O . 9 — C o n t i n u e d

Cash and exchange,

including reserve with

Federal Reserve

bank

$169,466 566,428 247, GOO 174.116

1 300,480 274,336

145,362

Other assets

$1,764 25,400 18,500 10,500 32,408 18,052

9,300

Total assets

$873,188 1, 204,496

722,632 430.006 782,576 6S9,742

603,845

Capital

$35,000 50,000 30,000 40,000 50,000 50,000

50,000

Surplus

$10,000 30,000 15,000 3,300

15,000 11,700

12,300

Undivided profits

and reserves

$7,310 20,417 2,264 6,931

20,916 141

2,355

Total deposits

$820,798 1,099,079

675,368 379,775 692,700 627,901

539,179

Bills payable

and rediscounts

Other liabili

ties

$80 5,000

3,960

11

1 9 R 4 5 ft

7

NEBRASKA D I S T R I C T N O . 1 0

$224,291

224,987 148,664, 250,547|

1,583,248 71,172

221,773 410,861 424,422 372,706| 146,107 77,219

201,412 529,545

1,765.522 69,5641

127,011 55, ISO 29,021

118,605 83,903

199,004 496,913 148,841

1,118,427 229,642, 317,2761 214,591 342,912, 41,402| 48,073 94,919

997,421 733,850

1,042,602 748,659 147,002 249,601, 101,3S0] 191,400 287,559 368,263 945,256 601,547]

443,978 227,378 114,0711 60,589;

616,642-602,010 831,6581

$2,751

5,001 21,000 11,0501 33,564

1,217 12,450 18,400] 7,403 2.0001

13,200 12,352i 5,0001

24,306! 20,000

5,100 8,365

502 3,770 9,643' 9,320

1 4,121 7,756

79,402 6,000 5,250 1,000

29,352 6,800 5,566 5,967

119,375 55,200 32,900

123 41,3371 12,220, 12,550 14,591 7,5001 3,056

135,000 27,500

4,200 6,550 3,485 2,823, 8,572 5,828

46,0061

$5H,563j

419,941 492,939! 772,461

2,573,981 287,124| 529,390'

1,183,342 758,200

1,001,433 516,957 378,6881 535,095

1,598,3311 3,770,518

323,366 371,291 171,612] 162.166 308,782 439,736 721,391

1,438,961 467,500'

3,871,1821 616,072 715,967 778,878

1,504,981 243,627j 314,281 362,1361

3,050,505 1,978,381 2,891,972 2,277,307

607,8931 639,587 357,139] 622,707

1,074,576 1,228,521 5,473,124 2,395,453!

1,390,566! 833,193 204.134 233,8301 987,402

1,867,644 3,025,472

$50,000 $437,536)

362,142 417,398 658,923

2,412,713, 241,889 453,893 995,325 634,232 882,810] 444,026 286,877] 461,879

1,423,328 3,545,323

237,311. 322,992 123,011 122,822 253,049 356,562. 600,665

1,254,213 412,815.

3,600,609] 536,362 659,354. 687, seo

1,376,639 180,703 272,060 281,137,

2,787,866 1,846, 865 2,627,048 2,079,440

534, 584 522,587 273,410 552,267j 958,989

1,084,589 4,724,535-2,159,0791.

1,224,052. 736,9711. 166,625 . 178,780 868,038'.

1,683,437 h 2,743,231-

$40,000

15,000

7,953

$375 1,500

97

210

3,750 2,661'

1,134 1,500

51

10,677 1601

12,000

6,438 45 46 47

22, 48 49 50

17,638 51

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