The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-22

ing SO, 1879 the year before. The sur
plus is $4,000. The volume Of tho
business during the year is $3.50, O1l.Ol,
as compared with S2S9,777.14 the pre-
vious year, showing an increase of $685.
$685. over last year.
1t has u deposit of $4,000 in United
States bonds, upon which have been is
sued 500, 500 in notes drawn on the bank.
Tho bank has its quarters on the
southeast corner of Jefferson street and
Salem avenue.
President 7. It. Fishburno is, and
Vice-president Englcby werc, among
those who started with Roanoke and
have kept pace with tho city in its won
derful era of progress.
j. b. Fishburne is probably tho
youngest bank cashier in the State, bo-
ing only 90 years of age.
Captain Rust, the teller, was MEM
Der of General Rosser's famous Laurel
brigade during the latc unpleasantncss.
The directors are: II. Il. Fishburne,
J. Il. Engleby, j. b. Andrews. Leo II.
Simmons, John w. Wood, w. X. An
drews, w. p. Moomaw, ]. p. Bell, j. Nj.
Harris, r. III. Fishburno, and Thomas
Engleby.
ROANOKE LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
The Roanoke Loan, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company, located 1T 1856 Salem
avenue, was organized in 1883, being tho
first institution of tho kind in Virginia.
1t started out with capital Of $4,000,
which has been increased at different
times until it has reached the amount
of S25O,0O0.
Its seventh annual statement, made
out in the first Of the year shows, the
capital and surplus of the institution to
be $4,000, an increase of Sl96, 900. over
that of tho previous year.
The deposits arc S25O,OOO, as com
pared with 100000 of the year before,
showing an increase of 100000 in do
posits since January 1, 1890. The cash
on hand is $4,000, as compared with
S20, 900 last year, the increase being
$4,000. The amount of loans and dis
counts is S34O,752, as compared with
$3.50, 900 the previous year, showing an
increase Of 500, 752.
The volume Of tho business in 1889
was 5000, 4S5, and for 1890 S6GO.9Ts.aO,
showing an increase of $296, 1920.
T.. l.. Terry has been president. and
S. w Jamison, secretary and treasurer
of the company since the organization.
Hon. S. M. Trout is vice president. The
remainder of tho working force is II. NJ,
Darnell, assistant treasurer; j. w.
Rhodes, teller, and l.. S. Davis, book
keeper.
the directors are p. L. Terry. II. S.
Trout, S. w. Jamison, L. Niningcr and
j. Jamison.
THE TRADERS LOAN, TRUST AND DEPOSIT
COMPANY.
Tho Traders Loan, Trust and Deposit
Company commenced business March
1st, 1890, with u capital Of S50,000.
A. S. Asberry is president of the COM
pany; ]. w. Coon, vico-president; +. e.
Cole, secretary and treasurer.
Tho offices OF tho company front on
Campbell street in the Commercial
Bank building.
Tho institution has been doing fine
business for the short time since
it's organizations. On the first of this
year it had loans and discounts to the
amount of S73.Sl3.S7 on Il paid-in capital
stock of $50, 1000. The deposits arc SILL
.04, and tho undivided profits SlG,-
1872 49,
Mr. Asberry is the efficient postmaster
Of Roanoke, and Mr.. Coon is also presi-
dent of tho Commercial National Bank
Mr.. Cole was for number Of years in
the banking business in Parkersburg,
w. Va, and also in Des Moines, Iowa
The directors are c. Markley, NJ. A.
Rife, a. S. Asbcrry, j. IL. Woodrum. j.
w. Coon, c. +. Stewart and L. f. Cole.
TIE FIDELITY LOAN AND TRUST CO.
The Fidelity Loan and Trust Com
pany was organized last June with
capital of 100000. The paid in capital
stock is Sl04, 1909, upon which there
arc loans and discounts to tho amount
of S245. 400.32. The individual deposits
are 100000. Tho volume of business
for the past year amounted TO S2S3,S05.
Tine officers are Jos. II. Engleby,
president; G. A. Moomaw, vjce-prcsi-
dent, and j. V. JamisoD, secretary.
Mr.. Englcby is one of tho successful
business men who have mado Roanoke.
Mr.. Moomaw is wealthy real esta to
owner. Mr.. Jamison was engaged in
the banking business al Luray for six
teen years.
Tho bookkeeper, Daniel Taliaferro.
was at one time cashier of tho old bank
of Virginia.
The office of the company is on Salem
avenue.
The directors ore Joseph T. Engleby,
president; G. A. Moomaw, vioa- presidents;
Joseph II. Sands, S. Is. Haupt, James s.
Simmons, L. II. Simmons, NJ. NJ. Rogers.
c. OLeary, George G.. Moomaw, w. f..
NluCH, Johh EhBlcDy, L. l.. flSnDurno
and Thomas LOWS.
TIE CITIZENS BANK
Tho Citizens Bank at 40 Salem avenue
began business on the goth Of May, 1889,
under tho State laws with capital
stock of $4,000.
On the 1st Of January, 1890. it had
$50, 900 in deposits, and on tho first of
this year its books showed the deposits
to be $4,000, an increase OF SAG, 900.
On the first of last year its undivided
profits were $4,000, and this year the
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