The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-08-30
ROANOKE VA. SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST 80 1891
oaned within the past thirty days |
'ween $4,000 and SIS, 200. NJ. Dc

til 3. during the 1ast mo .th T.. ne
loaned $4,000. He also in 20: med the
rer otter that q gentleman f. om Perm
sylvania vas nego iiating, through him,
to loan $4,000. The Banker Loan
Company has loaned about $40, 900 il the
last few days.
Geo. Markley, of the Old Dc niniop
Bulding and Loan Asso ciatioI says
that during the past two motifs his
company has loaned S45,CoOo.$ $1,000
and are going to place MGR. in shoIt
time.
Hon. II. S. Trout, president of the
First National Bank: deposits are
holding their own. l cannot say there
is an increase. Maturing paper is being
met fairly we'll, even bet. n than we
expected. 1 am Etill confident that
money will be easier in q shol. time;
tn large amount of expcr'. from tae
United States is sufficient guaran. &c
for this statement. Their. have been no
failures, and the amount Of me ,ev
coming into the city has no5 d. creased
in the lee 1t. Several largo loans have
been made recently"
urer of the Roanoke Tr Ist. Loan and
Safe Deposit Company: "Depo,its with
US arc better. am not prepared to
give figures OF comparison, hut there
have been more deposits made in the
last few days than for several mor-hs.
Considerable paper is being held by
Roanoke people which natures in a
short time. When these payments fall
due there will necessarily he an i'm
provement in money mattelJ OF course
there is some held outside of town, but
the favor is with Roanoke. Paper is
being met fairly we'll ard very few rotes
are going by. This is much be.ser than
we expected a few months age"
In conclusion Mr.. Janis On spoke very
favorably of the financial outlook, but
said that nothing definit mld be 81 d
at present, 1t would be fifteen days be-
fore any exact figures could DO given
that would show q fair 'lcre ase.
d. ID. Smith, president of the Roanoke
Savings Bank: Just now DO not see
that deposits are picking up, but we ex-
pecS better times at no distant day.
Some paper is maturing, and consider
able money is being brought into town
in that way. Very few notes have gone
to protest. I cannot tell till October
what the result will be Considerable
Taper natures before that time, but we
bave no idea who holds it at present
We have plenty of money to meet our
own cur .ent demands, but when speak,
speak generally"
D. Is. Fishburne, cashier OF Tire Ma
tional Exchange Bank: deposits a e
much better with us han they have
been for some time. People are meet
ing their notes e eat deal bette: than
they was expected. We are loaning
money to our regular customers right
along, and are having but little trouble
with maturing paper. Our deposits are
much better during the pact week than
they have been for two N onths. There
ere great many note" which will ma
ture in few weeks, and many thousand
dolla s will lie put into circul ltion
thereby"
j. T. En- gleby, president of the F:del-
ity Loan and Trust Company: eve are
making conoiderable loans throughout
the city, and epresent several inyes.
ment companies which are putting
money in Eoanoke. There has been
$4,000 brought into the city I'd loaned
III the last few days through che O.
these companies. The Bankers Loan
and Investment Company are loaning
considerable money IN Roanoke lust
now = ,Ople out of town are not afraid
to loan money in Roanoke. 1 know of
several large amounts loaned here quito
recently"
Par 90, vice presiden6 of the Citi-
zens National Bank: Tho ind ications
are that there will be great i'm prove
ment in financial affairs at no distant
day. There is moro promptn, SO n
meeting paper now than has been for
some time. Deposits keep up pretty
we'll and considerable loans are being
made to regular customers"
5. d. Ferguson, banker: II do not .ee
much change in the last 60 days, but
money is litt'o q; ;ier. | am loa 1tnr
some money and have bf en- disL uniting
considerable paper. The building asso.
Citations are putting considerable money
in the city, and much outside paper
falling due in Septer )er will materially
improve mt ney matters"
f. a. Barnes, State Savings Fink:
"Depos.t; are increasing and r1rer is
being met better than for sore ~.me.
There seems to be more money in circu-
tion. we have had very lit5lo p; rt,
protest and very little overdue PAPER on
hand. We are >aning consider a BILE
money, both in large and SIN; IL amour 5.
Thee is considerable paper falling Que
in Ser.en ,r and Octob .r, that is held
outside, and will necessarily put M, 20
money in circulation
j. Il. Davenport, cashier O. the COM
mer.ial National Bank: "Our dc, its
are better in the last few days During
the We TX they have ire ca ed about
$50. 600 o yer any previous week for sew
eral months"
w. II. Tinslcy, of the firm of Sim.
mons, Carpenter &c Tinsley. says that
three-fourths Of the sales ms de by their
company during September and October
of last year wero mad to people living
out of the city, and that the no .es which
were now falling due, were being
promptly met.
OF tho sales made by VIM. NJ. wager