New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-14

ofBcer aid clerk WA b7sy With lis pen, aad all 10
NAMED ct work long beyond tie usuA hour.
CITIZENS BANK.
Here, too the crowd ard excitement were great and
tie "drawiDg" large end 20 long continued that
before the close Of ofos hours tie Paying Teller was
compelled 10 announce q temporary suspension Of
speoie payments Most of the depositon in this bank
(it is located q. No SO Boweryl are small traders,
likely to feel most sorey bank suspension, however
brief but such a. failed to obtain their deposits yesr
day took tie matter with seeming coolness hopeful
that it would " al be right in few days"
BACK OF COMMERCE.
TIE Paying Teller Of the Bank of Commerce did
not feel authorized to give the amount of specie paid
out
cosTIsESTAL BANK.
At the Contir entail Bank heavy run commenced at
about II O'Clock which wss continued unit o'clock.
The greater portion Of the from blu holders.
No gold was paid 10 depostors. The run wac very
quiet there was no call for q policeman. At O'Clock
poople were assured that the bank would open the
morning. About 81, COO in gold was paid oat.
DRY DOCK BAsK.
The Dry Dock Bank was also compelled TO seek
protection from the calls of its depoeors by suspen
sion Of epeoe payment. Nothing particular attended
the circumstance. A few who applied early received
their deposits, bat only few. The great majority
were doomed to depart empty handed, with tie as
suraaoe. however that they would not be losers BY
the psinfti bat necessary step which the Bank, Ike
ueoy Others felt compelled 10 take.
GKocERs BANK
Caare. d. Garrison has been sppointed Receiver OF
the Grooers' Bank, ard will Immediately enter upon
shs discharge Of his duties.
HANOVER AND COMMONWEALTH BANKS.
The I'M On the Hanover and Commonwealth banks
was rot very active, AID both banks paid promptly
up TO 3 o'clock.
IRVING niEK.
This bank, located at the corner of Greenwich and
Warren streets. suspended specie payment very soon
after opening their doors yesterday morning. The run
upon them was commenced on Monday and go vigor-
ously continued that 900 in specie were drawn
from them during the day. They opened on Monday
morning with 900 in specie. When the doors were
thrown open yesterday morning they were At once be-
s;eged BY a crowd of people who had been for some
time in waiting, and the checks presented were so
lsr~, md numerous that 900 was paid out in less
than fifteen minutes. From outside Indications it was
evdep. TO the officers that they could not long breast
Tho current and they determined to close at This
caused good deal Of Dissatisfaction and grumbhng
among those who were awaiting their turn, but the
excitement soon subsidized and the crowd dispersed.
The demand upon this bank came almost wholly from
depositors
IMPORTERS AND TRADERS BANK.
The Importers and Traders Bank have paid out
$50 900 in specie; but they have received sl9ooo IN
gold on deposits. They run out of bills between Ii
and IL clock and were consequently obliged to pay
out much more specie than they would otherwise
rha st.tament Of the bank on Tuesday morning was:
Capital.
Surplus. iVViVV'
Circulation
Secured State Stocks par millennium 2I3Vco
Deposits