The Washington times., 1913-12-27
FAIR ! [. TRADING |.|}!ID [: ]. AT !! /. ::
CLoSEoF. EXCHANGE
Arlington Trust Company Is
organized-To Elect Off.
GERS Today at Rosslyn.

Affair volume of trading closed the
weeks bdsfnes on. the. local stock ex-
change today. A total Of $4,000. In
bonds ;. was sold, but only. thirty-one
shares: Of stock. =. 1s'a-- = :. q
Washington, Railway As formed the
bulk of the bond trading. 1000 being
taken at 80. Three 1900 Potomac Elec-
tric SIS were traded at. Jos II : =! .
Ten: shares of swashington Loan and
Trust was the largest stock sale. The
price was 20, The other stocks sales
were, of small, lots Of Capital, Traction
Washington Railway common, and Fed
eral National Bank.
The directors Of. the newly organised
Arlington Trust Company. of .Rosslyp.
will meet tonight to elect, y. secretary
and treasurer. C. t. Melchant, VIII
probably be chosen ;:trsaEufer. The
company was organized Monday.
Tbe.+efiarter Application for which
By the stockholders, bylaws were
adopteds and directors, We're elected as
follows: f W. l}all, county treasuseT,
Clarendon; Dr: NJ. L. Church, capital
ist. Fails Church; w. ". Douglas. at
sfspsy sie1 siis sst ss: ?r gsssss
county Judge. Courtlands: w. &C.
Cloth, attorney. Goprtlanda; Robert
NJ HarFet presiaent District Ma
tionsl Bank. .WsshiBgto4;f toAp rB.
nsndsr.1 n Jdnaos %sssiaEson: %%sssiEson
,sns. ssssss saRHs Rss.ss g.
county clerk. Clarendon. e. Wiley
Stearns. ,bapker,; Rpstyn: r.
Thomas, real cstate. yeitch: a. D.;
,,S. ss.yn Rossse Mn. eest cSEsGEs
Arlington. Mr.. stearns was ;elsctsd
Rsrs'eSs srsse Company, has ,a,minfraur,, capital
Of $50. .00G, and al maximum of 3 100 :0o0. I
Its charter allows, it to- own 1000
The company win take -oysr the
BUSINESS OF the Arlington National
Bank early in -January.
Interest, and dividend payments on
Stock. Eschsnse. psyaSie arousd Nsw
Year Day. VIII amount to $sas,0so. BeHk
dividends total sil6. 500. trust companies.
s13o, 600; sayings. banks, $4,000; public
utilities. ,s4a o0o:.. typesettiuE machine
eomDsnes saSa sna %sseaneops iatsresa eos
ments yili amount to-sso.oooa
The Continental, Trust Company has
estRblished affiltlfions with the Alexan-
drfa Nationsl Bank through the s>ec-
tiop Friday night Of Nathan B. Scott
president Of tie trust company. to a
vice presidency and of James frimble.
cashier ana asssessr q x. hsnE".I"
The directors q, the Liscoln National |
Bank have Appropriated 400 to be- sent
to the pension fund of the Police and ,
Fire Departments, m SPECIFICATION of
the efficient way in which the fire ad-
joining the bank building wss handled.
The weeks basic developments have
been mainly favorable, according to the |
mercantile reports today. Bradstreefs
says in part: - =: '-,.
Despite the syidenec:o of cross currents
Developments. seem to have been mainly
Certainly evidences of op-
ti,r isBr and in some instances of re-
ne we'd. aggressive preparaston for the
rev year are numerous. Chief In bring
ing, -atpyt more fayorabie feeling are
cial liEes, to which the passage of the
cur ency bill and the governments set
tlcmGnt with the telephone interests
have powerfully contributed"
Dun's Review is I'm part as follows:
As.de from the. stimulus impaired to
retail lines by the. holiday demands,
there has been q continued absence of
activity In business eireles. Improvement
in conditions. however. Is scarcely to be
expected at this period. when merchants
md msnu5acture-sa are preparing for an
::uai inventories and salesmen are re-
turning fr9m tae load. Ths labor situa,
numheI of idle rHen. but in certain in
duSirfes working forces are. well. main
talned and in. nearly all cases machin-
cry in New G1siand woolen mills is