The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-31
PaOGn SIS SHOWN
IN BANK BUSINESS

IN BANK BUSINESS
tcen.inusd from First p.gs:,
was approximately 100000. Feb
ruary goth OF this year. the amount
Geo. The assets OF the National Bank
amount to ss.ss7.aos.s7. III. capt
tai 10 3i.2oo.o 600. and the lcans and
discounts amount to sS.sss.760.6s
The officers are:
W. NJ. Habliston: president: John
Shelton Williams. william T Reed
ss.ssr g morton " H. A slansh
ter. John Tyler. J. NJ. Ball. Jr.. as
sistnnt cashiers.
The directors are: BENJAMIN
Aisop. e. B. Add son. K. L. Bemiss
George L. Christian, T. A. Cary. 7
n. Elicit. H. Theodore Eliyson. W.
p. Glinn. w. NJ. Habllston. Eppa
Moncure. william Northrop. Carl r.
Noting. John Garland Pollard. Will
liam r. Reed, J. w. Rothert, r. q.
Rennolds. s. w. Travers. J. g. Tins
lev, 3. Rand Wexford. r. p. Will
liams, John SHELTON Williams. John
T. Wilson +. G. Williams. Jr.
First National Bank.
The largest bank In Richmond In
point OF resources is the First Ma
tionaI The last statement Of the
First National shows that the re.
sources now total the sum Of s1l,-
36s,ssS26. The loans outstanding
amount to 3s.01s.s75.44. During the
past two years the First National has
increased its resources more than two
and one-haif millions of dollars The
deposits have increased during that
period $l.600.00o. and the loans ST.
100000. This large increase In the
several departments Is characteristic
Of practically every bank In Rich
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mond.
The First National II having erect
ed for its use a magnificent nineteen
! story skyscraper This building when
I completed will represent the expendi-
ture Of about 100000. with an addi-
tional expenditure Of over 100000
for the lot on which It stands. Every
inch Of the flor space on the nineteen
floors. even to the soda water and
cigar stands. has been rented already.
The bank expects to occupy its new
home about October 1.
The officers of the First National
are: John B. Purcell, president; John
NJ. Miller, Jr.. vice. president and
cashier; Frederick E. Noting. vice
president: Charles r. Burnett assist
~ C.Joplin, ma ssistanta L1:ilj aistse
ant cashier. J. C. Joplin. assista Mt
cashier; w. p. Shelton. assistant cash
Ter; Alex. r. Ryland. assistant cash
Ter.
The directorate is composed Of the
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n. l.. Cabeil, r. M. Darlington. 8.
Dabney Crenshaw, A.. H. Christian.
Charles Davenport. G. A. Davenport.
John G. EasIey, O. II. Funston. John
NJ. Miller, Frederick r. Noting. John
b. Purcell. r. NJ. Rutherford. e. A..
Saunders, F. Sitterding. ]. Stern, A.
.. Williams. Henry w. Wood, Cole
man Workman.
I1anters' Bank.
The last statement Of tho Planters
National Bank shows that Its custo-
nfers. who are, for the most part.
farmers and planters residing in the
neighborhood OF Richmond, have on
deposit total OF ss.460.673.31. The
total resources Of the Planters bank
on February 10th was 81, 452.462.73.
The officers are:
James N. Boyd. president: J. ].
Montague. vice-president: Richard Fl.
Smith, wee president and cashier. n.
Latimer Gordon. assistant cashier:
Conway H. Gordon. assistant cashier:
Arthur 8. Cherry. manager savings
department
The directors are: James N. Boyd.
J. J. Montague. w. J. Westwood. T.
William Pembsrton. Morton B. Rosen-
baum. Richard H. Smith.
Alerchants' National
Tho last statement OF the Mer-
No ah he hA
total resources OF this institution
amount TO Ss.e.s.sso.2s. THE de-
posits total Ss.77l.sso.7s. Tho sur.
~lus and undivided profits on hand
IRE sl.oE7.ls0. The officers are:
John p. Branch, president; John
werr Branch. vice. president: John =.
Glenn. vics.presidsnt: Thomas 3.
s;stsnt cash or; osorss X. Ksesse.
assistant cashier: q. Jster Jones' ~
sistant cashier.
9. -Jetsr JopsA manager eavings
The directors are: John ?. Branch.
John Kerr Branch. Thomas B. Scott.
Alex. Hamilton. q. +. Morgan. w.
w. white. Fred. w. Scott, James Cas-
kie, Blythe W. Branch. G. 9. String
fellow. Milton r. Marcuse. James H.
Dooley. NJ. c. Branch. Thomas b. Mo-
Adams.
Amertcan National.
To the American National Bank
belongs the distinction OF building the
first akyscraper In Richmond. The
present structure occupied on the tlrst
floor by the American National was
complete December I. 1910. On Feb
ruary Of this year the capital stock
was increeasd from $780, 600 to a..
900 900. The total reeourcsa accord
ting TO the last statement. was ST.
a41 434.4s. The offcers ARE: Oliver
r Bands. president: n. w. Rountree.
vice. PRECEDENT: William G. Camp.
vice. president: D. Baylor FIN. cash.
Ter: waller Holiday. assistant cash.
Ter; D. w. Durrett, assistant cashier.
The directors are: a. ~ Clair BUT
Tor, Wt1sein c, Camp, James II. Cor.
don. Edgar q. Gum. Il. n. Harwood.
Luther II. Jenkins. Junius B. Mosby.
w. J. Parrish, N. G, Patterson, Hem
~ W. RountreA, Oliver 7. Sands. Ems
NETT 0saton. Z. 0arnett Tabh. ChesIss
n WhitJeck. n
lGaGoan1 $3.50 - C1ev.
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