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The Report ofthe Treasurer

The Treasurer herewith presents his report of cash receipts anddisbursements for the fiscal year ended August 31, 1970, includ-ing a statement of the Society's investments and a schedule ofFund Accounts.

The Society received gifts for current operating purposes of

$16,170.

BALANCE SHEET(Cash Basis) as at August 31, 1970

ASSETS

Current Funds

Current Assets:Cash f 13,261Restricted Funds 10.023

Total Current Funds $23,284'

Unrestricted Funds

Assets Unrestricted as to Principal and Income:Investment:

Marketable Securities $264,415

Funds Restricted as to Principal

Assets Restricted as to Principal:Investment:

Marketable Securities $1,166,86*

Funds Restricted as to Principal and Income

Assets Restricted as to Principal and Income:Investment:

Marketable Securities Ç680,806'Development Fund 395,761

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Plant Fund

Building and Equipment $571,651Less—Accumulated Depreciation 149,441

Total Assets

FUND BALANCES

Current Funds

Specific GiftsRevolving Funds:

Bibliography Fund f 17,932Purchasing (1,895)

AccumulationsTotal Current Funds ;

Unrestricted Funds

Bequests and Donations Ç201,078Accumulations 63,337

Funds Restricted as to Principal

Bequests and Donations $640,998Accumulations 525,866

Funds Restricted as to Principal and Income

Bequests and Donations $418,389Unexpended Restricted Income 10,023Accumulations 257,702

Development Fund

Plant Fund

Invested in Plant $422,210

Total Funds

$422,210$2,689,508

$3,008

16,0379,090

$28,135

$264,415

$1,166,864

$395,761

$422,210$2,689,508

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STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

Year ended August 31, 1970

Cash balance, September 1, 1969Add:

Income from: InterestInvestment funds:

Unrestricted $ 7,586Restricted as to principal 30,678Restricted as to principal and

income 17,674Development fund 7,897

$63,835

Less—investment fee

Payments to C. P. BirkettRussell S. Paine TrustW. K. Bixby TrustGiftsSales of publicationsMiscellaneous

Deduct:Operating expenses:

Salaries and wagesPayroll taxesPensionsBlue Cross—Blue ShieldTravel and entertainmentLibrary supplies and expense...Supplies—binderyOffice supplies and expense. . .Telephone and telegraphLight, fuel and waterMaintenance—building and

groundsInsuranceA.D.T. protective service . . . .Legal and accountingCustodian fee

Other expenditures:PublishingPurchases of books

Less—unrestricted cash transfer.Total forwarded . . . .

17,338

Dividends

$ 11,30345,714

26,33611,767

$ 95,120

Total

$ 18,88976,392

44,01019,664

$158,955

14,874$144,081

(300)25,933

21616,1706,27112,000

$204,371

$114,1015,449

14,7532,1598,1482,896

5733,9372,0108,105

4,3851,0201,6171,7502,376

$173,279

13,28229,017

$215,57833,029 182,549 21,822

$ 39,160


STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURESYear ended August 31,1970

Continued

Total—brought forward $ 39,160Other receipts and disbursements:

Bibliography receipts f 8,423Less disbursements 4,492 $3,931Purchasing fund receipts $24,026Less disbursements 24,220 (194)Photoduplication receipts $ 6,431Less disbursements 6,499 (68)Special gifts for purchase of books $53,320Less disbursements 53,201 119

Excess of other receipts overdisbursements 3,788

Development fund expenses $40,557Less reimbursement from

principal cash $22,428 (18,129)$ 24,819

Accounted for as follows:Worcester County National Bank:

Operating $10,253Specific gifts 3,008Unexpended restricted income. . . 10,023Unexpended development fund... 1,535

$ 24,819

BEQUESTS OR DONATIONSUnrestricted

Arthur Adams TrustGeorge S. BartonFrank G. BemisGrace ColtonFrank HarringtonJohn W. HigginsEsther Forbes Hoskins . . .Anna Harrington Mosher.Estate of Albert W. Rice..Stoddard Charitable Trust.Thomas W. StreeterGeorge G. WolkinsElizabeth Weis•General

•Bequests or donations under $1,000 less payments applied thereto.

August 31,1970

$ 1,0001,0005,0001,0006,00010,00056,682

100,0001,000

7,0001,00011,396

201,078

1969

$ 1,0001,0005,0001,0006,00010,0004O,2298,048

100,0001,0001,337

1,00011,396

$187,010


Restricted as to Principal

Ebenezer Alden $1,000Mark Bortman 1,250Clarence W. Bowen 10,000Chandler Bullock 2,500Charles H. Chase 12,000George Watson Cole 9,725Philip H. Cook 5,000Henry W. Cunningham 79,682Mary H. Cunningham 50,000Andrew M. Davis 10,000John and Eliza Davis 5,000Eliza Dodge 3,000George E. Ellis 7,500Lee M. Friedman '. 2,500Mable Knowles Gage 20,000Thomas H. Gage 20,000Samuel A. Green 5,000Aldus C. Higgins 25,000James F. Hunnewell 5,000Nathaniel T. Kidder 5,000Herbert E. Lombard 17,650Albert Matthews 1,000Grenville H. Norcross 10,000Nathaniel Paine 37,000James D. Phillips 2,600Charles A. Place 931Stephen Salisbury, Jr 104,500Foster Stearns 1,000George R. Stobbs 10,000Joseph A. Tenney 5,000Henry R. Wagner 30,000Charles F. Washburn 20,000Albert H. Whitin 11,078James L. Whitney II ,082James B. Wilbur 100,000

$640,998

Fund Balance Restricted as to Principal and Income

Book bindingGeorge ChandlerIssac and Edward Davis.Henry F. DepuyFrancis H. DeweySamuel F. Haven

CurrentIncome

1970Principal

$7,5005,500

16,0008,8898,5002,500


CurrentIncome

Levi LincolnPublishingBernard C. SteinerIsaiah Thomas

$9,823

Funds designated for the purchase of books:Isaiah Thomas—collection and research fund $528Issac Davis book fund:

General 52Purchase of books, maps and

charts of South America 158John and Eliza Davis fund—general 528Benjamin F. Thomas—purchase of

local histories 106Samuel F. Haven—purchase of books

for the Haven Alcove 106Francis H. Dewey—biography and writings of

distinguished lawyers and judges 212George Watson Cole 4,630Henry F. Depuy—books in the field of Americana 17,877Donald M. Frost—books in the field of

Western Americana 1,052Harriette Merrifield Forbes fund—

purchase of New England books 2,103George E. Ellis—general 1,052

•John Thomas Lee fund 5,255Emma Forbes Waite fund 528

Total $34,187

$44,010

•Includes payments of $300 to C. P. Birkett

Principalf 9,60032,000

1,0002,000

$93,389

$5,000

500

1,5005,000

1,000

1,000

2,00044,000

170,000

10,000

20,00010,0<X)50,0005,000

$325,000

$418,389


STATEMENT BY THE TREASURER

The book value of the invested funds of the Society on August31, 1970 was $2,487,725 and these investments had a market valueof |3,314,045 of which 6 1 % was represented by common stocks.This market value was $419,000 (ll .2%) lower than a year ago.

Income from investments was $158,955, an increase of $7,240over the year before, representing a return of 4.8% on the marketvalue of the securities (6.4% on the cost.)

During the year, $ 186,944 was received from bequests and dona-tions to the principal funds of the Society.

Approximately $20,000 more income was received from the PaineCharitable Trust as a result of the death last year of the principallifetime beneficiary.

Since May, 1969, the Society has employed FMR InvestmentManagement Service, Inc. as investment adviser. The Finance Com-mittee meets quarterly with the individuals who handle our accountand is satisfied with the results of this arrangement to date.

A. GEORGE BULLOCK, Treasurer

Classification of InvestmentsCLASSIFICATION MARKET VALUE PERCENT OF ACCOUNT

Cash & Equivalents 37,734.40 1.17Common Stocks 2,020,145.88 62.85Convertible Corporate Bonds 166,675.00 5.19Corporate Bonds 833,165.00 25.92Foreign Bonds 156,600.00 4.87

Total 3,214,320.28 100.00Current Book Value 2,387,050

Common Stock GroupsAutomotive and Rubber 95,875.00 4.75Banks and Finance 359,644.25 17.80Chemicals 210,908.00 10.44Drugs and Cosmetics 47,756.25 2.36Electrical 78,500.00 3.89

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CLASSIFICATION MARKET VALUE

Household Products 72,975.00Insurance 254,013.00Metal and Mining 82,750.00Office Equipment 53,250.00Oil and Gas 344,068.88Retail Trade 119,150.00Services 44,062.50Textile Products and Home Furnishing 28,000.00Utilities 210,075.00Miscellaneous 19,118.00

Total 2,020,145.88

PERCENT OF ACCOUNT

3.6112.574.102.64

17.035.902.181.39

10.40.95

100.00

Cash

CASH & EQUIVALENTS

DESCRIPTION

CashTotal Cash & Equivalents

COST MARKET VALUE

37,734.40 37,734.4037,734.40 37,7.^4.40

Common Stocks

AUTOMOTIVE AND RUBBER1,300 General Motors Corp 47,022.00 95,875.00

BANKS AND FINANCE1.200 Bank of New York Co., Inc 60,000.00 56,550.001,800 Diversified Mortgage Investors . . . 36,411.52 37,800.00

552 First National Bank of Boston 10,248.00 37,260.001,320 First National City Corp 24,407.00 91,740.00

22 First Pennsylvania Corp 170.90 594.00491 Manufacturers Hanover Corp 9,533.00 33,756.25580 Morgan, J. P. & Co. Inc 11,119.00 39,222.50

1,598 State Street Boston Financial Corp. 21,781.00 62,721.50

2,3481,500

1,350

1,000

CHEMICALSEastman Kodak CoUnion Carbide Corp

DRUGS AND COSMETICS

Sterling Drug, Inc

ELECTRICALGeneral Electric Co

43,964.0066,724.00

4,944.00

6,344.21

152,033.0058,875.00

47,756.25

78,500.00


HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS

UNITS DESCRIPTION

1,400 Procter & Gamble Co

INSURANCE1,665 Aetna Life & Casualty1,333 American Re-Insurance . .. .3,500 Travelers Corp

METAL & MINING1,500 National Steel Corp1,000 Newmont Mining Corp. . . .

COST

77,725.46

4,013.0053,343.0047,658.00

50,329.4531,345.00

MARKET VALUE

72,975.00

70,762.5081,313.00

101,937.50

57,000.0025,750.00

200

OFFICE EQUIPMENTInternational Business Machines. 66,161.00 53,250.00

OIL & GAS1,500 Royal Dutch Petroleum (ORD) .. . 46,737.00 65,625.001,461 Standard Oil of Calif. 14,014.00 69,397.501,773 Standard Oil Co. (New Jersey).... 22,103.00 116,796.383,000 Texaco, Inc 10,009.50 92,250.00

RETAIL TRADE1,600 Federated Depart. Stores 10,152.00 54,400.001,000 Sears Roebuck & Co 4,284.86 64,750.00

SERVICES1,500 Columbia Broadcasting System 7,088.00 44,062.50

TEXTILE PRODUCTS &HOME FURNISHING

1,000 J. P. Stevens & Co., Inc.

UTILITIES1,600 Northern Illinois Gas1,000 Northern Natural Gas Co.3,000 Tenneco, Inc

900 Texas Utilities Co

MISCELLANEOUS484 ACF Industries Inc

Total Common Stocks . . . .

31,538.91

47,940.9643,796.9059,040.0049,500.00

28,000.00

49,200.0051,000.0059,250.0050,625.00

4,400.00 19,118.001,023,848.67 2,020,145.88


BondsCONVERTIBLE

CORPORATE BONDS

UNITS DESCRIPTION COST MARKET VALUE

18,000 Diversified Mtg. Investors Reg 17,531.48 15,300.006y2% 9/15/89

70,000 El Paso Natural Gas Reg 70,000.00 70,525.00814% 8/01/95

75,000 First & Merchants Corp 75,000.00 65,250.006% 12/01/94

20,000 Santa Feind 20,228.00 15,600.006M%CV 8/01/98

Total Convertible CorporateBonds 182,759.48 166,675.00

CORPORATE BONDS100,000 AmericanTelephone & Telegraph. . 97,510.42 102,750.00

8M% 5/15/2000100,000 Beneficial Corp. Deb. Reg 100,023.00 100,250.00

8?^% 2/01/7125,000 Boeing Airplane Co 24,276.00 18,750.00

5% 8/01/7810,000 British Columbia Power 9,800.00 6,012.50

*V8% 4/15/8750,000 Burlington Industries SF Deb. Reg. 50,000.00 51,375.00

9% 8/15/9515,000 Chesapeake & Potomac Tel. Va.... 14,850.00 12,262.50

6^% 5/01/200835,000 Consolidated Edison S & M 33,558.00 21,087.50

4M% 10/01/8610,000 Dallas Power & Light 10,085.00 6,550.00

4}á% 12/01/8619,000 Deere & Co. S/D 18,060.00 12,065.00

4K% 8/01/8350,000 Florida Power & Light 51,086.00 42,250.00

7% 6/01/9850,000 General Tel. & Elec. SF Deb. Reg. 50,000.00 50,000.00

9M% 8/15/9510,000 Gulf State Utilities 10,087.00 6,837.50

4J^% 7/01/9010,000 Household Finance Deb. Reg 10,000.00 5,925.00

4J^% 9/15/9310,000 Idaho Pwr. 1st Mtg 10,000.00 6,700.00

41^% 1/01/8710,000 Illinois Bell Telephone 10,100.00 6,112.50

4?^% 3/01/9415,000 Interstate Power Co 15,000.00 10,631.25

53^% 5/01/8910,000 Jersey Central Power & Light Co... 10,156.00 7,100.00

5% 7/01/87


UNITS DESCRIPTION COST MARKET VALUE

15,000 New York State Elec.& Gas lstMtg. 15,233.00 10,275,004 ^ % 5/01/87

20,000 New York Telephone Co 20,351.00 12,925 004H% 5/15/91

10,000 Norfolk & Western RR 10,073.00 7,537.505J^% 4/01/80

10,000 Norfolk & Western RR 10,077.00 7 387 505ys% 4/01/81

50,000 Northern Natural Gas Co. Deb 50,824.00 43,625.007Ji% 5/01/88

10,000 Northern States Power 9,800.00 6,312.504 ^ % 6/01/87

20,000 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Deb 20,509.00 11,050.00aVaJo 8/15/91

15,000 Potomac Edison 15,257.00 10,162.504 W o 5/01/87

10,000 Potomac Electric Power 10,131.00 6,312.504?^% 12/01/93

15,000 Public Service Electric & Gas 15,307.00 10,106.254 W o 8/01/88

50,000 Scott Paper Co 49,998,26 51,000.008>á% 6/01/2000

100,000 Seaboard Finance Co, Sinking Fund. 100,000.00 92,000.009J4% 4/01/90

25,000 Southern Cal, Edison 23,344.00 15,250,004M% 11/01/87

25,000 Tennessee Gas Transmission 25,052.00 16,812.505M% Due 9/01/85

50,000 Westinghouse Electric Corp 50,000.00 50,000.00»H% 9/01/95

25,000 Wisconsin Electric Power 22,813.00 15,750.00*}/«% 4/01/88

Total Corporate Bonds 973,360.68 833,165.00

FOREIGN BONDS15,000 Australia Commonwealth 14,700.00 11,850.00

5)4% 7/01/8250,000 Canada 49,875.00 49,875.00

6K% 6/01/89100,000 Quebec Hydro Electric 100,000,00 92,000.00

»%% 7/15/995,000 Toronto Ontario 4,772,00 2,875,00

4 W o 8/15/86

Total Foreign Bonds 169,347.00 156,600.00

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TOUCHE ROSS & Co.340 MAIN STREET

WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS 01608

MR. A. GEORGE BULLOCK, TreasurerAMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY

WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS

We have examined the accompanying statement of assets andfund balances of the American Antiquarian Society as of August 31,1970 and the related statements of operations—current funds andchanges in fund balances for the year then ended which are all on acash basis. Our examination was made in accordance with generallyaccepted auditing standards, and accordingly included such tests ofthe accounting records and such other auditing procedures as weconsidered necessary in the circumstances.

It is not practicable to establish accounting control over cash re-ceipts prior to recording them. Accordingly, our audit procedureswith respect to cash receipts were limited to recorded transactions.Furthermore, we did not obtain confirmation of the uncollected sub-scriptions from contributors (Note A).

In our opinion, the financial statements referred to above presentfairly the assets and fund balances of the American Antiquarian So-ciety at August 31, 1970 and the results of its operations for theyear then ended, on a cash basis which is consistent with that of thepreceding year.

TOUCHE ROSS & Co.

Certified Public AccountantsOctober l, 1970

DONORS OF BOOKS AND ANNUAL FUNDS

Mrs. James B. AdamsFrederick B. AdamsGlen AdamsAmerican Heritage Company, Inc.American Jewish Historical

SocietyFrank J. AndersonAndover-Harvard Theological

LibraryAppleton-Century-CroftsPeter ArmisteadKarl J. R. ArndtAssumption College LibraryBarre PublishersPhilip C. BealsJames F. BeardDavid BeasleyHarry L. BeckerF. W. BeineckeBibliographical Society (London)Bibliographical Society of the

University of VirginiaGeorge A. BilliasDorothy D. BlissTheodore BoltonWilliam H. BondDaniel J. BoorstinMartyn J. BowdenBowdoin College LibraryMr. & Mrs. Fredson T. BowersWilliam H. BradleyMr. & Mrs. F. C. BraggJ. O. BrewMr. & Mrs. Marion V. BrewingtonRoger P. BristolMarion Bailey BrunsonMrs. Yves Henry Buhler

A. George BullockRoger ButterfieldMrs. Emma Little CampbellLeRoy A. CampbellPublic Archives of CanadaRalph E. CarpenterBeatrice L. B. C. CarrErnest CaulfieldCentral Michigan UniversityMrs. Hazel ChampagneMrs. Britton ChanceHeman ChaseCincinnati Public LibraryC. E. Frazer Clark, Jr.Paul ClarksonCully Alton CobbMrs. John W. CoghlinArthur H. ColeJ. Winston Coleman, Jr.Concordia Historical InstituteConnecticut Historical SocietyDonald F. ConnorsJames A. CookeWilla G. CramptonGrosvenor M. CrooksCornell University LibrariesAntoinette Cheney CrockerJohn W. CurtisJohn D. CushingFrancis J. DallettBruce G. DanielsMrs. F. Harold DanielsMrs. Aurelia Bel via (Cate) DawsonDeCordova MuseumEverett L. DeGolyer, Jr.Robert DechertKenneth Dirlam


Emest S. DodgeGaylord DonnelleyLouisa DresserClaire Augusta EamesMrs. Linwood M. ErskineLinwood M. Erskine, Jr.Daniel FärberRichard FauxArnold FinkDavid H. FischerF. Milton FisherParis FletcherOlive FloydForbes Library, Northampton,

Mass.Allan ForbesCornelia ForbesFrancis A. Countway Library of

MedicineBurt FranklinJohn Hope FranklinFree Library of PhiladelphiaFriends of the Bancroft LibraryGale Free Library, Holden, Mass.Mr. & Mrs. Wendell D. GarrettGenealogical Society of the Church

of Jesus Christ of the Latter DaySaints

Gilman's Book ShopDavid J. GilsonLawrence H. GipsonDorothy M. GleasonFrederick H. GoffMrs. Walter GoldwaterGoodspeed's Book Shop, Inc.George T. GoodspeedDudley C. GordonHenry David GrayHamilton P. GreenoughRichard W. Hale, Jr.

G. K. Hall & CompanyMr. & Mrs. Sydney HamerMilton W. HamiltonSinclair HamiltonHampshire Inter-Library CenterOscar HandlinHannibal, Missouri, Chamber of

CommerceMr. & Mrs. George L. HardingHenry J. HarlowFrank L. HarringtonMrs. Eunice D. HarrisonMichael HarrisonHarvard University LibrariesRichard B. HarwellRobert G. HaymanRichard A. HealdJoseph S. HeightWillard HeissJohn B. HenchHenry F. du Pont Winterthur

MuseumHeritage FoundationEdgar HeylJacob HiattRobert B. HitchmanHudson HoaglandMrs. Edward W. HolmesPenrose R. HoopesArthur A. Houghton, Jr.Thomas B. HunnewellMr. & Mrs. Frederick V. HuntHenry H. HurleyFlorence Fuller HydeIllinois State Historical LibrarySydney W. JackmanJames Ford Bell LibraryJohn M. JenningsJohn Jeppson, 2ndJewett Family of America


Alden P. JohnsonMalcolm JohnsonGordon W. JonesMrs. H. Donaldson JordanDavid KaserJohn H. KembleEdward C. KirklandJames G. KnaussRussell W. KnightBertram W. KornKarl S. KubelacLeonard W. LabareeHarold LancourLandsverk SocietyMrs. E. L. LangfordKenneth LeachLeague of Women VotersLibrary of CongressDaniel W. LincolnLitchfield Family EstateLiterary Society FoundationBertram K. LittleMr. & Mrs. George H. LongstreetAugustus P. LoringAlbert E. LownesAllen LuttrellGrace LuttrellC. G. McGlynnMr. & Mrs. Joseph L. McCorisonMarcus A. McCorisonJohn F. McDermottHerbert S. MacDonaldJohn R. McDuffWalter H. MclntoshGeorge L. McKayNewton F. McKeonDonald N. MacKenzieDumas MaloneMarblehead Historical SocietyKatherine Martindale

Maryland Historical SocietyMassachusetts Institute of

Technology PressCommonwealth of MassachusettsMassachusetts Historical SocietyDavid C. MearnsPaul MellonMendon Historical SocietyFrederick MerkRobert L. MerriamMerrimack Valley Textile

MuseumMethodist Librarians' FellowshipMrs. J. G. MichaelJ. William Middendorf, IIC. William MillerCharles F. MontgomeryRobert E. MoodyJames E. MooneyMr. & Mrs. Weld MorganSamuel Eliot MorisonSamuel R. MorrillRichard B. MorrisHoward S. MottNational Archives of the United

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