Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-10-09

BANKING MATTERS IN YmGISIA.-Ihe suspen-
sions in Virginia seem to be almost entirely
against the brokers, as all the suspended oaiNs
are paying out specie in the usual quantities
to their customers, but will not allow rum
They are also discounting quite as freely as
ever The Fredericksburg Rccorder says:
'sWithin the last week the Farmers aud VIZ
ginia banks of this place mot suspended have
made their quarterly statements to The Execu-
tive. We speak knowingly, when we say that
they will develop power and ability IN these
institutions, which they have never before en-
Iioyed Since the present panic commenced the
deposits in these Banks have increased consid-
erably, showing how firm reliance is in their IN
tegrity and solvency.
The Bank Of the V1llcy at Charlestown ode
!! tcrmined to close upon the brokers should they
present themselves Mt the counter Yet on
the same day this bank otIerced large dePos-
( itor his whole deposit in specie, but having
full confidence, he left without drawing dol.
lar.
With regard to the Bank of Commerce, the
fredericksburg Herald says:
"rhus far the Bank of Commerce has sup
pied change to the public in redeeming notes of
the denomination of So. As to general resump-
ton, of course that is in the future. No man
can tell with any approach to certainty. II is
idle to speculate upon the point. The ultimate
liquidation of all its "promiscs to pay" we re-
sdIu 40 rs
ter in the future. The only trouble is with those
who cannot afford to wait, and with such the
shoe pinches desperately
The following banks are published MS COM
plotting the list Of those suspended in Yirginia:
! "ChristianburG, Bank of Valley; Leesburg
Bank Of the Valley; MOorfield, Bank of Valley;
Parkersburg, North Western Bank Of Virginia;
ncy, Bank of Valley; Wcllsburg North Western
Rank -
The notes of Virginia Banks in Washinhton,
are quoted at a per cent. selling price, ana
buying price,
The Charlottesville 14dc0cdte, speaking Of the
Monticello Bank suspension, says:
"a gentleman of this county, who is a large
depositor, called at the Bank on Monday and
was offered the amount of his depost-in specie,
but having full confidence i'll the soundneSs of
the Bank, left without drawing dollar. Specie,
we understand will be given in such sums as
will afford change for business. No apprehension
is tclt as to the perfect ability OF the Bank to
meet all demands at a proper period. Their
course is generally sanctioned under existing
The Stanton Tindieator repudiates the idea
of insolvency attaching to the suspended banks
at that place, and says
AT the Valley and. Central, we understand,
everything Except brokers' move on in the ac'
cuStomed way-people get change when they
ask for it, all the specie they ever get and get
as much accommodation in the way of discount
as they have had for some time. The custom
crs of the Banks arc allowed to renew their pa
continue to make their deposits MS
usuaI-their checks are promptly honored i'll
as they have always becn--and Messrs
Taylor Tams arc if possible, more conciiia-
tory and obliging than ever. No 1abitVe of the
Banks could tell the difference between our
Banks paying specie and in a state Of suspen-
sion, but for the absence of men with ''red car
Dst bags"
The Bank of Kunawta has, up to this date,
cdeemed moro than onehalf of its circulation,
nd continues redeening its paper, at its counter,
$ fast rs presented by holders. Its assets are
aid to be amply sufficient to meet all its liza
ilities
The Bank at Charlestown Va, is refusing the
otes of all the independent Banks in the State