New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-14

The receipts at the Sub Treasury were only sJf,oOOi
PAID, sllle GA, including transfer Of 100000 to
the Bullion fund; balance, s5,65s,6le. The pay
ments from the Assay Office for deposits Pc, North
Star, were s477, 800.
There was an active call for deposits yesterday on
the Bank for Savings in Chambersst, occssioned' II
il ssd by foolish report that the Bank had stopped
Who started such report, or what couid gave gwen
rise 10 IT, we cannot surBse, uness II be the iaure Oh
some new and weak banking instituhonsi Out tnis'
we would say for the information OF the depo'iors
Of the Chambersst. Savings Bank, that the CONDITION
Of the Bank il not only sound, but that its assets and
securities are Of the highest character-consstIng 10
mart of OIL 600 900 United States Sock, which could
nj once be cashed at premium OF &c TO IL e cent;
Of over O,OCO in New-York State Stock, and
81 500 900 in City Stocks, and the balance in other
State Stocks Of the highest character, and bonds and
mortgages on the choicest property in this City A
moments consideration will satisfy the most timld
that their money cannot be safer than 1t is In the
Chambers.st. Bank for Savings.
In consequence Of the action Of the Clearing House
Committee yesterday, the Central Bank was closed
to-day, and Directors meeting was he'd, at which
the following resolution was adopted;
R..sd That consequence Of the action Of the Cesrns
House In suspeudng the BANK from further er
through that s,ituton the will be closed until
HonSsy nett the ish inst At which the public val Dc
Informed Of the final deeon-eiher to continue ou1e' OF %
into liquidation. -
A careful investigation Of the affairs Of the Central
Bank was made by the Committee before any acton
was taken for their suspension from the Clearing
House. The entire Committee composed of ten Off
eers Of other Banks, were of opinion that the Bank
could not 60 on
The assets Of the Central Bank are said to be gen.
orally Of very doubtful character and the prospect
of the stockholders unavorabe. BY the last state
ment Of the Bank the Capital and Deposits were in
the aggregate s4s6, 600 while the Bills Receivable
and Specie were only s323 500. Here lie a consider
able deficiency portion of which is probably in the
new BUILDING and portion in surplus securities at
Albany. The suspension seems to have created no
surprise in the street.
The following sales OF Stocks and Bonds were made
at auction, by a. ii. Muller:
s5Ots New York Canal Skies 1880 Int added ..lot
5000 New York City Water Five. 1850 Int added. g.;
80 shares Harlem Railroad preferred stock ...... 7Vt
Albert ii Nicolays regular seml-weekly auction sale
of Stocks and Bonds will take place tomorrow,
| Thursday at l2i o'clock at the Merchants Ex-
change.
| The securities OF the Panama Roai are improving
They have been depressed by the postponement Of
the opening OF the Road and the understanding that
more money would be needed to complete this g'eat
/ WORK. W. near Udt tne COMPANY haNe iecciNou
assurances from abroad that the additional money
needed, $500 coo, will be furnished by foreign CAPT
talsts.
The Hudson River Railroad Company announce
officially that they have negotiated sslO, OF their
bonds and that no more will be issued at present.
Cotton shows a decline of to &c. during the week.
Mr. Wrgbts Circular gives the annexed statistics Of
the Cotton movement:
CROPS RECEIPTS &c The weather at the south continues
unusually dry; for twO-snda half months little rain hiss
fallen This nerfes materially with the free receipt OF Cot
ton shipping portsbut the other hand
sbss the planters In good condition. the Cotton
msning fields The autumn In the south has been one
remarkable record and ts effect the qoan
tity aud quality this crop be mistaken The
extent Of the crop be matter Of small importance At
this being generally conceded that there Will be
more than sufficient for the wants OF the world
The following statement Of the movement In Cotton
ce mbeI last compared with the previous
| three years: ... 400. .Sxn .Sx,