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no. 1 Period 1.4, Page 1 1 Statements of Financial Condition Balance Sheet Resources 1.4 1.3 Cash and due from banks 359.254 375.696 Federal funds sold.000 88.776 Investment securities Treasury bills 260.000 204.345 U.S. Government notes 384.892 320.024 State and municipal securities 406.290 356.099 securities 1051.182 880.468 Loans and mortgages 3472.556 3444.479 (less provision for loan losses) 22.951 22.683 premises less depreciation (26.030 & 24.559) 26.921 26.185 Other assets 10.457 10.770 resources 4897.419 4803.693 Liabilities and equities Demand deposits 1551.705 1588.917 Time deposits 2951.798 2883.289 deposits 4503.503 4472.206 Federal funds purchased 54.933.000 Funds borrowed from FRB.000.000 Dividend payable 3.300 3.300 Accrued taxes 7.791 9.399 Other liabilities 39.570 39.440 liabilities 4609.097 4524.345 Capital notes and equity funds Capital notes 38.457 39.077 Common stock ($10.00 par shares, 30.000 30.000 Issued:3.000 & 3.000 million) Surplus 48.519 48.519 Retained Earnings 171.346 161.752 equity * 249.865 240.271 liability & capital 4897.419 4803.693 * qualifying capital 299.797 290.689 FRB capital adequacy ratio.967.941 Statement Operating 1.4 1.3 Interest income Loans and mortgages 87.529 85.224 Securities 18.511 15.199 Federal funds sold.000 1.648 interest income 106.040 102.071 Service charge income 4.619 4.410 Fees and other income 21.224 21.058 Gross operating income 131.882 127.538 Operating Expenses Salaries and benefits 16.777 16.473 Interest expenses Interest on deposits 56.849 54.249 Interest on capital notes.909.923 FRB and fed fund borrowing 1.147.000 interest paid 58.905 55.173 Provision for loan losses 7.279 7.224 Occupancy expense 4.044 3.937 Business development 3.100 3.000 Other expenses 22.503 22.188 operating expenses 112.608 107.994 before taxes and securities 19.274 19.545 Applicable taxes 6.268 6.794 Gain on securities/loans (after taxes of.349 & 1.452).378 1.573 income 13.384 14.324 Dividend declared 3.300 3.300 Increase in equity 10.084 11.024 earnings per share $4.46 $4.77 Adjust to Ret. Earnings -0.49-3.05 Adjusted 12.894 11.269 Adjusted EPS $4.30 $3.76 All figures except earnings per share in millions of dollars The explanatory notes on Pages 2-6 form an integral part of this statement.

no. 1 Period 1.4, Page 2 Footnotes to financial statements of 1 1. Accounting Policies. Standard accrual accounting, as set out in the players manual, has been used in preparation of these reports. 2. Demand deposit accounts Commercial 683.202 Regular checking 533.690 Public DD'S 195.732 Due-to-banks 139.081 DD'S 1551.705 3. Time deposit accounts Money market savings 1725.381 Public 276.484 C.D.'s (private) 949.933 TD's 2951.798 4. Reserves and pledging requirements Required reserves 197.931 (Actual reserves 197.931) Pledged securities U.S. governments 533.578 State and municipal 359.135 5. Cash accounts Cash and FRB reserves 197.931 Float 80.979 Due-from-banks 80.343 cash 359.254 7. Interest accounts Time deposit interest 56.849 (Public 5.322) (C.D.'s 20.039) (Savings 31.488) FRB Borrowing.000 Fed Fund purchases 1.147 Capital notes interest.909 interest paid 58.905 Syndicated loan interest 20.298 Prime loan interest 15.208 High loan interest 20.279 Medium loan interest 16.048 Real estate loan interest 5.478 Consumer loan interest 5.869 Credit card loan interest 4.349 Treasury bills 4.637 U.S. Government notes 7.658 State and municipal bonds 6.216 Fed Fund sales.000 interest income 106.040 8. Capital notes account Matures in Amount Outstanding Amount Issued 20.1 9.45 38.457 49.620 9. Service charge income Commercial DD's service charge income 2.870 Regular DD's service charge income 3.327 DD processing costs 1.577 service charge income 4.619 10. CD portfolio Matures 3 Month 6 Month 1 Year in rate amount rate amount rate amount 2.1 8.06 105. 8.05 180. 9.10 120. 2.2 8.38 200. 8.47 120. 2.3 8.45 120. 2.4 8.78 105. 11. Defaults: No defaults this quarter 6. Loan account activity Commercial grades Real Credit Synd. Prime High Medium Estate Consumer Cards Beginning balance 879.438 634.783 766.100 561.072 226.532 211.485 165.069 Less payments 114.713 431.353 520.863 381.822 2.216 45.364 192.256 Less charge offs.287.972 1.923 2.131.256.685.756 Less loans sold.000 Plus new loans 110.000 433.021 537.922 382.984 24.576 41.277 193.894 Ending balance 874.438 635.479 781.236 560.104 248.636 206.713 165.951 Loans refused.000.000.000.000.000 Principal payments next quarter. ** 109.725 431.720 530.660 381.188 2.333 44.650 (** Assuming competitive rates maintained) Provision for loan losses: Beginning balance 2.794 2.933 5.724 6.203.820 2.035 2.173 Additions this quarter.276.956 1.968 2.319.204.705.851 Less charge offs.287.972 1.923 2.131.256.685.756 Ending balance 2.783 2.917 5.769 6.392.768 2.055 2.267 Non-accruing loans memo 6.082 11.746 13.899 1.216 4.133 4.087

no. 1 Period 1.4, Page 3 Footnotes to financial statements of 1 12. Trust activities Trust assets managed 1021.728 Trust assets held in TD's 83.782 Trust assets held in DD's 124.651 Trust fee income 1.976 Pledging requirements 229.276 Direct trust expenses 1.341 13. Real estate loans real estate loans serviced 113.714 Servicing income.142 Cost of servicing.057 Loan initiation fees.307 Cost of loan initiation.246 14. Credit card income Credit card fee income 12.501 Credit card processing costs 12.574 15. Financial services Fee income 2.543 Direct expenses 2.139 16. Letters of credit Beginning balance 661.050 Less lapsed LOC's 138.821 Less new drawdowns 26.442 Plus new guarantees 161.440 Ending balance 657.227 Fee income from letters of credit.411 Direct letter of credit expenses.153 LOC's increase to non-accruing loans 1.968 18. Fees and other income Trust fees 1.976 Real estate servicing income.142 Real estate loan initiation fees.307 Credit card fees 12.501 Financial services fees 2.543 Letter of credit fees.411 Loan commitments fees 2.515 Other fee income.829 21.224 19. Other expense Direct trust 1.341 Servicing real estate loans.057 Real estate loan initiation cost.246 Credit card processing 12.574 Direct financial services 2.139 Direct letter of credit.153 Temporary employees & other 5.992 22.503 20. Effect of branch activity Closing a branch Money market savings/branch lost 45.405 Regular DD/branch lost 14.044 Commercial DD/branch lost 1.798 Premises disposed of/branch.708 Severance pay expense incurred (only if more than one branch closed).442 Opening a branch New premises bought/branch 1.063 Current number of branches 34 17. Loan commitments Unused lines of credit: Prime High Medium Beginning balance 4050.724 1328.497 1590.925 1131.303 Less lapsed commitments 1012.681 332.124 397.731 282.826 Less commitments utilized 1353.927 433.021 537.922 382.984 Plus new loan commitments 2339.343 756.740 927.130 655.473 Ending balance 4023.459 1320.092 1582.402 1120.966 Fee income from commitments 2.515 Deposits securing commitments 60.352

no. 1 Period 1.4, Page 4 Footnotes to financial statements of 1 21. Commercial loan payments (projected and actual) and outstandings Projected to mature in 2.1 PRIME HIGH MEDIUM Spread Amount Spread Amount Spread Amount from 1.2 0.00% 51.51 0.00% 61.73 0.00% 44.96 1.3 0.00% 98.75 0.00% 119.28 0.00% 87.29 1.4 0.00% 281.46-0.05% 349.65 0.01% 248.94 431.72 530.66 381.19 Actually matured in 1.4 Spread Amount Spread Amount Spread Amount from 1.1 ---% 51.74 ---% 61.88 ---% 45.09 1.2 0.00% 96.56 0.00% 116.42 0.00% 85.42 1.3 0.00% 283.05 0.00% 342.57 0.00% 251.32 431.35 520.86 381.82 Currently outstanding in 1.4 Spread Amount Spread Amount Spread Amount from 1.2 0.00% 51.51 0.00% 61.73 0.00% 44.96 1.3 0.00% 151.92 0.00% 183.51 0.00% 134.29 1.4 0.00% 433.02-0.05% 537.92 0.01% 382.98 Less charge offs 0.97 1.92 2.13 635.48 781.24 560.10 22. Real estate & consumer loans: Selected data Market Book real estate portfolio 247.872 248.636 Saleable real estate portfolio 188.827 191.720 Matures at start of period Market / Book for saleable real estate loans 98.49% Interest from saleable real estate loans 4.642 Consumer loan portfolio Real estate loan portfolio Syndicated loan portfolio Consumer loan rate Unpaid principal Mortgage rate Unpaid principal Interest Loan Amount 2.3 11.25 6.056 9.95.035 9.15 109.725 2.4 11.25 11.570 10.17.067 9.15 114.713 3.1 12.11 17.114 10.08.095 9.35 110.000 3.2 12.11 26.390 10.12.168 9.75 115.000 3.3 11.50 31.363 10.21.199 9.20 100.000 3.4 11.45 34.662 9.99.227 9.15 110.000 4.1 11.45 38.282 10.12.253 9.15 105.000 4.2 11.97 41.277 10.08.336 9.35 110.000

no. 1 Period 1.4, Page 5 Static Gap Analysis 1 1-90 91-180 181-270 271-1Yr 1Yr-3Yrs Over 3Yrs Sensitive Assets U.S. governments 644.89 644.89 State and munis 406.29 406.29 Fed funds sold 0.00 0.00 Syndicated loans 109.72 114.71 110.00 115.00 425.00 874.44 Commercial loans 1976.82 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1976.82 Real estate loans 248.64 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 248.64 Consumer loans 44.65 44.65 44.65 44.65 28.11 0.00 206.71 Credit card loans 165.95 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 165.95 RSAs 3596.96 159.36 154.65 159.65 453.11 0.00 4523.74 sensitive liabilities Money market savings 1725.38 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1725.38 Public time 276.48 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 276.48 Demand deposits 155.17 0.00 0.00 0.00 155.17 1241.36 1551.71 CDs 404.93 320.00 120.00 105.00 0.00 0.00 949.93 Fed funds purchased 54.93 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 54.93 FRB borrowing 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Capital notes 0.62 0.62 0.62 0.62 4.96 31.02 38.46 RSLs 2617.51 320.62 120.62 105.62 160.13 1272.38 4596.88 Balance sheet gap 979.45 (161.26) 34.03 54.03 292.98 (1272.38) (73.14) IRR Cap. requirement 19.59 Years To Maturity Current Securities Data (excluding T-Bills & Maturities) State & Muni U.S. Securities Sum of Duration Sum of Duration Market Weighted Duration Market Weighted Factor Duration Factor 1 17.86 4.21 0.24 131.81 65.79 0.50 2 18.52 8.43 0.46 54.73 44.59 0.81 3 93.06 71.81 0.77 24.86 27.15 1.09 4 3.83 3.12 0.81 39.87 58.05 1.46 5 29.90 31.21 1.04 118.63 248.28 2.09 6 11.91 13.79 1.16 7 57.98 83.88 1.45 8 29.08 43.52 1.50 9 43.90 73.80 1.68 10 100.27 203.50 2.03 406.28 537.27 369.88 443.86 Futures Policy Data for Next Quarter Quarter 1.3 1.4 DW of securities 981.13 MV of securities exposed to rates 671.12 792.12 DW of sales - Current MV of securities exposed to rates 776.16 Duration weighted value of purchases + = Adjustment to retained earnings (after tax) -0.49 Pre-tax adjustment to retained earnings -0.94 Profit/Loss on futures 0.73 Speculation capital requirement 0.00

no. 1 Period 1.4, Page 6 Trading and Available for Sale Securities Portfolio Breakdown 1 State and Muni Bonds State and Muni Bonds State and Muni Bonds Series A Series B Series B Matures In Par Coupon Market Par Coupon Market Matures In Par Coupon Market 2.1 0.000 6.20 0.000 0.000 3.50 0.000 7.1 0.000 3.60 0.000 2.2 5.000 5.90 4.990 0.667 3.40 0.662 7.2 5.000 4.00 4.411 2.3 0.000 5.90 0.000 0.833 3.50 0.820 7.3 5.000 4.40 4.479 2.4 10.000 7.87 10.086 1.333 3.60 1.303 7.4 3.333 4.70 3.020 3.1 10.000 6.00 9.935 0.833 3.60 0.808 8.1 5.000 4.70 4.514 3.2 0.000 6.10 0.000 0.833 3.70 0.803 8.2 15.000 6.10 14.560 3.3 5.000 6.30 4.973 1.250 3.70 1.197 8.3 15.000 6.10 14.546 3.4 0.000 6.40 0.000 0.833 4.20 0.799 8.4 25.000 6.20 24.355 4.1 20.000 6.06 19.771 1.333 4.30 1.274 9.1 0.000 6.20 0.000 4.2 18.000 6.00 17.747 2.083 4.40 1.985 9.2 15.000 5.90 14.334 4.3 27.000 6.06 26.619 1.250 4.50 1.188 9.3 0.000 6.00 0.000 4.4 24.000 6.30 23.774 0.750 3.90 0.698 9.4 15.000 6.40 14.750 5.1 0.000 3.90 0.000 10.1 14.700 6.30 14.358 5.2 0.417 4.00 0.385 10.2 25.000 6.40 24.562 5.3 1.250 4.00 1.146 10.3 5.000 6.60 4.975 5.4 2.500 4.20 2.296 10.4 0.000 6.70 0.000 6.1 8.333 4.00 7.555 11.1 25.000 6.38 24.498 6.2 0.000 4.00 0.000 11.2 20.000 6.32 19.509 6.3 16.667 4.00 14.945 11.3 30.000 6.38 29.374 6.4 8.333 3.90 7.397 11.4 27.000 6.62 26.885 s 119.000 117.896 299.531 288.394 One Year U.S. Bonds Five Year U.S. Bonds Matures In Par Coupon Market Par Coupon Market 2.1 15.000 7.56 15.000 0.000 4.80 0.000 2.2 28.000 7.48 27.996 6.000 5.30 5.967 2.3 45.000 7.56 44.952 6.000 6.20 5.954 2.4 40.000 7.88 39.977 7.000 7.20 6.962 3.1 15.000 6.50 14.772 3.2 15.000 8.20 14.999 3.3 15.000 8.20 14.982 3.4 10.000 8.20 9.976 4.1 10.000 8.20 9.963 4.2 5.000 7.90 4.945 4.3 0.000 8.00 0.000 4.4 10.000 8.30 9.950 5.1 10.000 8.20 9.913 5.2 10.000 8.30 9.928 5.3 15.000 8.60 15.012 5.4 5.000 8.70 5.017 6.1 20.000 8.26 19.763 6.2 30.000 8.18 29.525 6.3 40.000 8.26 39.431 6.4 30.000 8.58 29.907 s 128.000 127.925 259.000 256.966 Par value of treasury bills held 260.000 (Yield 7.13) Securities maturing next period 275.000

no. 1 Period 1.4, Page 7 Economic and Statistical Information 1 Market and competitive conditions Economic indices at end of period 1.4 All banks in economy at start of qtr. Loan Interest s Syndicated 9.35 Prime 9.65 High 10.55 Medium 11.70 Real estate 10.05 Consumer 11.97 Credit card 16.50 number 1 9.65 10.50 11.71 10.10 11.97 Average for banks playing SBG XI 9.65 10.50 11.71 10.10 11.97 All banks in economy at present 9.75 10.05 10.75 12.07 10.40 12.55 16.50 Gross National Product 2120. Index of industrial production 123.7 Index of housing starts 109.4 Consumer price index 110.9 reserves in banks ($ millions) 160. Forecast economic conditions High Medium Low GNP next qtr 2215. 2203. 2128. GNP next year 2252. 2230. 2165. Commit. fee.50 LOC fee.25 Prime rate 9.20 Time deposit rates MM savings 7.40 CD's 3 mo CD's 6 mo CD's 1 yr Public 7.70 Service charges Comm C/I 4.50 CR/100 35.0 Reg C/C 6.00 CR/100 17.0 Cr. card fee 3.20 7.30 8.06 8.38 8.78 4.50 35.0 6.00 18.0 3.20 7.30 8.06 8.38 8.78 4.50 35.0 6.00 18.0 3.20.50.25 9.60 7.75 8.00 4.50 35.0 6.00 17.0 3.20 FRB regulations Start of qtr At present Rediscount rate 7.10 7.50 DD reserve rqmt. 14.50 14.50 Fed Funds available 679. CD's available 2393. Syndicated loans available 126 Yield on Government Securities Maturing 90 days 7.21 180 days 7.54 1 year 7.96 5 years 8.66 10 years 8.93 State/Muni 10 years 6.68 3 years 6.36 Fed funds rates Borrowing 8.06 Lending 7.66 Beta 1.10 WACC Corporate Return 1.10 14.21 18.58 1.10 14.21 8.65 8.20 1.10 18.58 Performance Measures This and Average for All s Average bank stock P/E ratio in economy 7.6 CD s (this bank) 3 month 8.49 6 month 8.82 1 year 9.23 Capital notes rates Economic Average 10.00 for bank 1 5 million 10.88 10 million 10.88 25 million 11.08 Return Avg 1 Risk Avg 1 Interest Margin 0.0419 0.0419 Liquid Assets / Assets 20.50% 20.50% Profit Margin 9.78% 9.78% Volatile Assets / Assets -7.95% -7.95% Asset Utilization 0.1077 0.1077 Capital Risk (Tot Equity / Tot Assets) 0.0510 0.0510 Return on Assets 1.05% 1.05% IRR (1yr RSA / 1yr RSL) 1.2864 1.2864 Equity Multiplier 19.60 19.60 Credit Risk (Loan Reserves / Loans) 0.66% 0.66% Return on Equity 20.64% 20.64% Price / Earnings 6.9 6.9

Information common to all banks Period 1.4, Page 8 Information on competing banks for 1 Diff Mkt. Prime High Medium Comts Percent Change Comts Diff Mkt. Comts Percent Change Comts Diff Mkt. Comts Percent Change Comts 1 9.65.00 1320.1 -.6 10.50 -.05 1582.4 -.5 11.71.01 1121.0 -.9 CD's New CD's Matured CD's Nonaccrual Loans Additions to Loan loss Reserves LOC's Additions to Non-accruals LOC's 1 949.93 409.93 355.00 41.163 7.279 1.968 657.23 Interest Other Operating Expense S/C C.C. Trust F/S LOC R.E. Loan Fee 1 47.135 25.842 46.424 4.619 (.074).635.404.258.147 2.515

Information common to all banks Period 1.4, Page 9 Information on competing banks for 1 Earnings EPS Non Op. EPS Adj. Retained Earnings Loan interest rates over Percent of loan portfolio in each class Synd. Prime High Medium Real Est. Consumer CC Fee 1 13.38 4.46.13-0.16 9.15 9.65 10.50 11.71 10.10 11.97 3.20 25.3% 18.4% 22.6% 16.2% 7.2% 6.0% 4.8% Credit Flag LOC Flag Service charges Comm C/I CR Reg C/I CR Salaries Flag Adv Expense Futures Contracts Div Per Share Price Per Share 1 2 2 4.5 35. 6.0 18. 16.777 0 3.100-96 1.10 102.4

Information common to all banks Period 1.4, Page 10 positions at end of period for 1 Cash Government Bills and Notes State and Local Commercial Loans Other Loans Premises Assets 1 359.3 644.9 406.3 1976.8 1472.8 26.9 4897.4 Average 359.3 644.9 406.3 1976.8 1472.8 26.9 4897.4 Commercial Demand Deposits Reg. DD's Other DD's M.M. Time Deposits on MM's Next 6 Mo CD Other TD's Fed Funds Bought FRB Borrowing Capital Notes Equity 1 683.2 533.7 334.8 1725.4 7.30 8.82 1226.4 54.9 0.0 38.5 249.9 Average 683.2 533.7 334.8 1725.4 7.30 8.82 1226.4 54.9 0.0 38.5 249.9

no. 1 Period 1.4, Page 11 Decision Data for 1 Commercial Loan Interest s Prime Loans Interest 9.65 High Loans Interest 10.50 Medium Loans Interest 11.71 Consumer Loan Interest 11.97 Real Estate Loans Interest 10.10 Sell Old Loans 0 Sell Current Loans 0 Loan Policies General Credit Policy 2 Letter of Credit Policy 2 Service Charges, Fees and Credits Credit Card Fee 3.20 Commercial Checking Charge per Item 4.5 Credit each $100 average balance 35.0 Regular Checking Charge per Item 6.0 Credit each $100 minimum balance 18.0 Certificates of Deposit 90 Day CD's 50 180 Day CD's 200 One Year CD's 105 Expenses and Allocations Money Market Savings 7.3 Business Development Budget 3.100 Branches Close 0 Open 0 Salary Policy 0 Percent Effort New Business 50 Allocation of Officer Effort Trust 2 Financial Services 2 Commercial Deposits 15 Regular Deposits 8 Public DDA's 3 Due to s 3 Public Time Deposits 6 CD's 4 Savings 9 Prime 14 High 12 Medium 8 Real Estate 10 Consumer Loans 2 Credit Card Outstanding 2 Syndicated Loans Bought 110 Futures Contracts Bought 0 Sold 96 Capital Structure Per Share Dividend 1.10 Stock Flag 0 Notes Flag 0 Securities Purchases U.S. Government 90 Day 260 1 Year 40 5 Year 30 Municipals 3 Year, Series 'A' 24 10 Year, Series 'B' 27 Maximum Limits Liabilities Maximum FRB Borrowing 999 Maximum Fed Funds Purchased 999 Maximum New Public TD's 999 Loans Maximum New Prime Loans 999 Maximum New High Loans 999 Maximum New Medium Loans 999 Securities Sales Sale 1 Sale 2 Sale 3 Sale 4 Sale 5 Sale 6 Sale 7 Sale 8