The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14


cennisses uis6 Is seco.d a. af]sI 1870
III. BsSvSS IN hxyIKS ~
~ lls1ts bsnk 1ivjdteds 70 4 - eens uasil r.,
reserve fund y ~ - lhaa - ~ eenA of q,
capital stock, and ~ excess 50 - ~ Stats ~
Reserve fap1 = ~ Invested u loans and cecu
ssisy - - ao&naon AZ no&es n ncney. 4
The Hou1e, ~ 0peeta1 Co@@ittee u - Removed
On The ~ ~ rs1isf " baak dsbsSsa. II ~
proves - panalsies fss ssspsssion until usx
March, 6nd7 peaniss the banks @ Discount ans
pay 90 - n.y. eWs noees - 20 days afte
March, peoy3doa tAas ihey 49, aiso pay thei
deposits aad nos declare dIvidsnds above 3 ps'
cent. A
FFovidss. dist The Plsssbssk nd Phil.dsl
lhia oaaks nses pablish veshly stassnents >
New YosA.
Provides dat IN IL banks must rse,iv,
the sot:s q other bssks ssiyess PRIOR % .,
Provides sha. shs Prssldsnt u any bank
making oath that another bank y unworthy D
credit, commisnoneFs shall b appointed Il
examins The sfIhiEs Of such bank, ana II u 70
fases, fotfeits ieS charter, nnless Il resunes -
fore the 6ess Of March.
Provides, that the Geate revenues b madl
payable 10 the notes o. solvent banks durnl
the Suspension, and the banks muse Fedeem sh1
notes thus received for tells and taxea. i
1eovides shas I'll judgmsnts shall have seay
Of szscatioa for six Donths longer than y nov
allowed, when the party he's ! ffsehold sstate
Provides, that = stay d exseutien shah nol
Be granted for wages aad labor.
Requires The banks 70 certify their accepsancl
Of this bill within thirty days, and To- pay hall
Of one per cent. for tAs privilege.
The bin vas ordered 70 b printed, md ~
House sdiousnsd. taa
Halifax, OcG ..
The steamship Canada arrived from BosSou
at 1880 last night and sailed again for Liver
pool q midnight.
n coming up the Bay last night she steamer
Niagara came in collision with the schoones
Ellen Maria, the Cape Cod packet bound for
New Orleans The schooner sunk. One life
was lost. The crew and passengers vers saved.
The late reported heavy failures il New York
had rather distressing effect in State street To-
day. Stocks were as very low figures, and mo-
ney more freely discounted BY Banks, but not
The following failures are reported: Lyman
a. George 4 Co, straw and ribbon dealers;
Nash, French 4 Co., dealers in shoes.
st. Louis, Oct. 8.
Later advices from Kansas state that the Re-
psolicans were 200 ahead at Leavenworth, and
the Democrats ahead ct Wyandotte. The
Impression prevailed that Parrot was elected
70 Congress, and that the Democrats vould have
! majority in the Legislature.
Washington, Oct. 9.
The southern mail from Ill points has ar.
rived.
Advicae f.oc, H.Y.r,.1.. - - oo.l \.
that zen. T~iggs was compelled to detatch q
Iorcs Of % men 10 guard the Govern men,
rain from the attacks of persons ia disguise.
III Detroit, Oct. 8.
Produce is fast accommodating at this port.
and very little going forward on account Of the
arrangement Of currency and uncertainty OF
he eastern markets. Stock of -four ON hand
. larger than any previous parcel this season.
Receipts BY Railroad yesterday was 5000 bbls
3f -four and 10000 bushels Of wheat.
The Michigan Central Railrosd boats between
Detroit and Buffalo will be laid up az fast As
hey arrive at this port.
Monetary excitemement here has subsided.
Dur remaining banking institutions are looked
Upon with the utmost confidence.
Cincinnati, Oct. 3.
News from New York produced quite an en-.
,itement on Change, and business at the close
vas to great extent neglected. Nothing
ranspired IN financial affairs worthy Of note
Eastern Exchange was nominal . s per cent.
premium. Supply not half equal 70 demand.
st. Louis, Oct. 9.
The officers Of the steamers Aubrey and Cat.
lract, just arrived from Boonylle, furnish US
he following intelligence.
Democratic majority in Leavenwor,h county.
.59, in Atcheson co. 60, johnson co. 100.
)oniphan co. 30 to 40 for the Republicans.
With the exception of the Leavenworth mai.
he returns arc not entirely authentic, John. |
on is said not to contain over 80 votes.
There il entire harmony Of action between
he Northern and Southern Democrats. Who are |
lmost entirely Administration or Walker men.
nd their action in the Legislature will be |
haped after Walkers manifesto, provided he |
~ control what he has organized. There Is
tile doubt that the Democrats have carried
9th branches Of the Legislature.
LATER. Il
More reliable advices from Kansas state that |
le Democratic majority Of Leavenworth coun. |
is 100. Atchison Al, johnson $50, and Doni- |
han about even. The same authority thinks
'e Democrats have carried the Legislature by
small majority, but disinterested gentlemen
81 arrived At Boonville from Santa Fee, who
'ssed through the interior counties OF Kansas
I'd residents Of Boonville, just from Lawrence,
port that the Republicans have carried the
legislature By . large majority.
The New Mexican mail left Santa Fee ON the
th ult., and reached Independence the 18th
It..
Otero was reelected to Congress-
The Indians were quiet. The Chcysnnes 4
re anxious to make peace.
New York, Oct. 8.
There ID heavy run on the Park Bank, but |
9 demands are promptly met. The officers
the Bank say they have but $lOS, 900 in cir
lation and double that amount of COIN
,ck of the Park Bank was offered to-day
30, but buyers offered only 40 No sales.
There is no little dissatisfaction among the
rgen Tunnel laborers in consequence Of the
lure Of the Contractor to pay them and be-
use Of their discharge, aud to-day there was
Of tearing up the track tonight in case the
.ney was not paid At r. n.
There has been . material change to-day in
} aspect Of our money affairs. Rates con- 4
ue as high and ~ unsettled as yesterday,
lille the demand is more pressing. There are j
nors affecting the standing OF two or three
avy forms, but only one suspension 10 known
that OF GalIandet Witmore, bankers The Q
J on the Park Bank subsidized early ia the !
a /, the bank having promptly met al de-
nds. There was slight run on the Bowery
nk, also on the Brooklyn City Bank, but oil :,
hands on both institutions were promptly =
d. The Central Bank, Brooklyn, was en-
ned to-day. receiver appointed. The
* has circulation Of $780, 900 and 81, 900 in :
Gle. Meeting was held this pm. at the :,
rchants Bank, at which was discussed
proposition for banks to provide from
ir common resources, . fund Of $4,000, 600
30, 100000. 70 be used in bringing forward o
y ard produce to our market, At the morn Il
session Of the Stock Exchange railroads /,
e again lower with two or three exceptions.
te Stocks remaining firm, with large sales b
} second board showed no improvement
. late hour the conference meeting Of bank. O
and merchants transpired. On Change 81
position for an immediate increase Of loans 9,
The amount Of $4,000, 900, was made, but il b
J defeated. This decision added 70 the de- y
ndency. Stock sales ct second board inclu. >
Mo. 81, "a; Va. Is. a; n. Y. s., S71;IC.
IDS So, Canton Co. 13i, Reading 20, l. CTS,
J. Co. a, La Grouse and Milwaukee 64s q,
7. c. 63i. g. 4 @. IS. @
he Bowery Bank closed its doors this after r
q, and has been suspended from the clear
house. The bills are abundantiy secured
will be taken BY all the city banks. The in. !,
INN -. Ia - l