Final answer:
The question requires completing a partial financial statement and calculating certain balances with provided financial data. The details to calculate the merchandise and current account balances are not given, making it impossible to provide these calculations. The financial data needed for the T-account balance sheet includes total liabilities, assets minus reserves, bonds, loans, deposits, and equity.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question relates to the preparation of a partial statement of financial position or balance sheet and requires the calculation of balances using the given financial data. To complete the statement, we must use the supplied financial figures to calculate the merchandise balance and the current account balance. It appears that the table (labeled 10.2, 23.2, or 9.2 in different parts of the question) to be filled in is a T-account, which is a simplified representation of a balance sheet. A T-account balance sheet is split into two columns, with assets on the left and liabilities and equity on the right. Given the total liabilities of 125,316 and the specified liabilities and equity amounts (deposits of 300 and equity of 30), we would include these values in the liabilities and equity side of the T-account. Since the student has not provided additional information required to calculate the merchandise and current account balances, we cannot perform these calculations. No mention of preference shares is offered, and as the firm has none, the equity value would typically consist of common stock and retained earnings/reserves.