Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-12

then upon the issuing banks The returning condnss Of hs
public in the old banks sccesrsng the explosion o. the
nstitutons and The sssy fund banks become more
Gsu, they extend their facilities. - t... In.
The prospect that the market win be speedily better enc
of the suspension mercantile firms we mention
ed yesterday They ample but Will not submit TO
the eztoronate demanded for money This was par
cslsr the with the -four house Of James boyd TINS
gentleman years ago. left the firm Of suydam Boyd
add paid Sa50OO account OF his interest IN that
His S7OOo0o consisting Of bonds
and mortgages and the balance in -four and other property
HIS liabilities 100000 half Of which falls due during
the month"; the country and $4,000 in the city
This statement of affairs made TO the Merchants Bank
with liberal offer carry him through, which refed
hence suspension Many other firms stand the posi-
ton. In the mean time banks do nothing unl
thing definite asceraned with regard to the w. S. Bank,
that tuition has been repeatedly called upon for state
rnt and the following from the Auditor General
Pennsylvania may throw some light on the subject:
AUDITOR GENERALLY OrrIcB,
November 7th, 1889.
Sm-Y Of this day has just hand, in which
you ask the question Have monthly statements been
made the Bnk of the United States since November 1885,
and net have at time called the bank for hem
and has that been compiled with :"
No statement having been submitted to this depar ment by
that bank 1885, forwarded 10 tire PRESIDENT of that in
suton, the 9th day Of October last resuston for
statement Of the situation Of that bank the several discount
days subsequent to November, 1885, including the first dis
count day the month Of Get The requon has been
complied with, has any special requstion
monthly stat emen been made to this department during the
time for which you inquire.
Respectfully, yours,
GEO. r. ESSY.
WM. d. BoAs, Esq.
There I. be but very little anxiety the part of the
institution settle her dshonored paper The injunction
still remains her funds here that the notes
Of Mr. Roosevelt for which that gentleman got attac
nent have been settled, to the Of oOO with da
magc'. Matters will in all probability remain much
they until the return Of the Liverpool barely pos
sibe that the Of the failure here may have reached
England previous to the departure Of the British Queen
on the LIST instant, from Portsmouth.
Sales the stock Exchange.
20 shares Bank 49, so DO 7 s30d 100 do 73 s3Od;
do 73 so do, 73 tvs 25 do IS do, 72t$i00O CsrP
Bond GA $1,000 do 03 $1,000 d. 92A20 dc Dry Dock Blk
57i-6O do Coml b. 9it 80 do Del Hud So; SO 81 w
$50 do 90 do lw; 20 do ST. sw; 30 do 57& 50 do
bnw; 100 SO s30d leo do SOL sl0d lao do 56
so $751; nw so do g. s30d so do 56t so do $751; 30d
90 do ST. bl5d so do, 56 SO do 81, s5lo0 do Am Tr
So 30 Zoe do 81 500 las do g. tw; SO do 49, 100 do
So 500 100 do 80 do 49, so do t; 100 do 49, 500
do s. $50; 100 do 49, 500 $50 do $50 do Ky B
so do 66lG do Morris Canal III 10 do 22 40 do 2-5 do
Mer tx BIZ, 500 do Boston Prov, 95 s55 do nton
2720 do Mohawk Road 9t % do, 503 IS do So $50; SO
de- 49 SOLO do Jersey 80 10 do 1870 do S,oningt
4 so do Is bi0 65 do l4a so do Isl $50 do Isl,
b5-l5 10 Paterson 45l00 do Harlem, 40 b3 $50 do
lo tw; so do 49, 100 do 80 SO do 49, sl0 200 do
81 da Ssh $50 SO do, 40 b60 50 do 49, $780, a. do Utica
5. ,4cuss lo Utica & Schenectady, ll0t.