New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-15

gold deposit, DOT more taaa ei0.e1l. sev~s, -.
pie came for their epses Ia tbs morning. fss 49,
gsn'ra'ly wa more healthy than d hs bsss Ia e..
days pat.
DRy-DoCK BANK.
AL 70 perfectly quiet d thu Institution AL ~.
Enues, for the present, TO meet u demand, s,,,ss
in geld
EAST RIVER RANK.
The excitement which vas mar;f..s.S
bank when It fr,t suspended specis psyu...s -
to have subsided; bat the officers dseiss s;,;t5
information relst;ve 70 the affairs of the is,tr,;s.
FULTON BANK.
This bank is doing business a. Usual M.
mene alone being Suspended. Before rsfs.,, -
they had paid out $so. 900 in gold to dspsst,, -.
have ti22, 900 leh. They did not refuse ~. -
Wednesday morning. Several small spsele dsoe.s.
were made Yesterday morning, and before ths ~.
closed large amour. Of gold had been dsoost.s
One house put in over &c, 900. There seeus b ~
very general impression that business wIno inorovs
The bank paid TO the Clearing House In the use,i,r
Sl6 600 in gold. In cases where bilholdeu rssuIr.I
email sums Of specie they chesrfally scesanA
dated. Where il was evident that the god NJ
wanted for brokers and spectators, Il ~ rs6sssi
The receipts were 1925 ooo payments tasS 100 rp \
3p.m
GROcERs' BANK.
This bank was doing no business. Mr.. CAAias
Denison, the President, was on Tuesday sppoinGsa
Receiver for the institution, but It has not Jet bee
decided to 90 into liquidation, o. the decision Of tie
Courts will admit Of the vacation Of the order, IL
PERM. the Bank to resume business II its nAnsgeu
desire to.
GREENWICH BANK.
The amount OF deposts and money paid out q tis
institution was about ono half Of that on the preceding
day. On Tuesday, the deposits were, liz round ,sH,
bers 500 OOO while on the following day they snOal
to not far from $50 600. The amount drawn out ~
terdsy in bills exceeded the deposits by perhAN
so 900, while on Tuesday-the svertful day Of IL
week-the drain on the treasure iu Their vaults N
500, 200. They express themselves perfectly AtbSd
with the present appearance Of financial mssters al
calmly await the progress OF events, being sssursi
that the worst has passed.
HANOVER BANK.
The Hanover Bank has received soma ten or twelve
thousand dollars in gold on deposit according 70 tAA
statement OF its President Our reporter wss reqss'sd
not 10 interup. the tellers, and was abe to lean
nothing more than that the transactions were ntM.
traordinsry.
IMPORTERS AND TRADERS BANK.
The Importers and Traders Bank received sons
$4,000 in gold on deposit. Many depositors are draw
pg out their deposits in bills in the fear that receiver
may be appointed, and their deposits be locked up.
IRVING BANK.
This bank opened at the usual hosr yesterday mona
ing for the transaction Of all business except n
demption in specie and its counters were visited dur
il the day by numerous depositors. Confidence ~
peared to be entirely restored anacug its customer
and they returning for the usual business tfsa
actions.
LEATHER MANUFACTURERS BANK.
The business Of this institution was resumed u
Wednesday morning, with the same restrictions ~ d
the case of the other banks. The Teller was directed
in his discretion to pay specie the bills of the bsak
when presented in email amounts and when the tfaas
action seemed to be in good faith. When the baak
suspended on Tuesday they had over $4O 900 10 coin
their vault and 500 900 in the Clearing House
MANHATTAN COMPANY.
The line leading to the teiers wicket Of the Haa-
haitian Company numbered near fifty psncss within
few minutes after the doors were opened there ves
no excitement however and the usual busas~ ~
transacted with the exception of paying out csia
Mary were present to have checks certified.
MERCHANTS BANK.
But few persons present, and these manifsstt
10 evidence Of distrust excitement. No change W.
perceptble in the business except in the non-psynsk
Of coin.
NATIONAL BANk.
There was no excitement about the doors of this IL
sitution. The usual routine of business was FOLLOWED
with the exception of paying coin. In some instances
bank bills were paid on checks but this was avoided
by the bank as far O. possible. There were but few
persons in attendance at the bank during the day.
There was over $500, 600 in coin in the vsuH Of To
bank when the doors were closed.
BANK OF NORTH AMERICA.
Everything was quiet at this bank, and business
was conducted as usua-tbe payment of coin 10 d.
pOsiors excepted. When bills of the bank were pro
sented in email amounts, they redeemed in sps-
Gle. In cases where it evident that the coin ws
asked for purposes of speculation, wa refused.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE BANK. t
This bank is continuing business as usual with ~
exception of payments in specie. They yesterday
morning paid their Indebtedness to the Cleayine
House, and opened their doors for business ususL
The officers state that the Bank is in situation y
move along with the customary business without -
bsrrassment. While our reporter was in the Baak
yesterday number Of deposits were made, snd q
was quiet outside there being no crowd or excite
ment.
MARINE BANK.
Before closing this bank paid out, In the two dsr
run, to depositors and bil.holders, $4,000. Thg
have now less than 81, 900 in the vaults. Busiass
goes on as usual, specie payments excepted The ~
ceipts yesterday were $64 OOO Of which s5 900 VS. .
specie, and disbursements $4,000. To accommodate
legitimate business the bank paid specie for bills
small amounts.
MARKET BANK.
This bank is doing business Is usual with ths
exception Of refusing specie payments. Current oils