Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30
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BOsros, Sept. 2s.-Fhe sufFoik bank redeea,-
country New England bills when coming from
other banks but itSis impossible 20 redeem for in
divduals became the clerks can't do the business
TIE country banks are vel protected and retain
public confidence.
NoRYoLK, Va, Sept. Apprehension Is felt
| OF run by foreign bankers to-noFrow; but the
banks are prepared TO meet it.
BALFIuoRE, Sept. 2s.-Tbere is no material
| change in money matters. The Banks IN some in.
stances redeemed Eve dollar notes in specie at
premium Of TO 10 per cent.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2s.-Tbe Governor has
called on the Assembly together on the 9th Of Oc-
tooer to take action on the susp of the banks
RICHMoSD. Va, Sept. ss.-Our banks have dc.
termiBed not to suspend, and refuse to receive on
deposit bills on suspended Virginia banks. The
Monticello bank OF Charlottesville has suspended
| The banks west of Lynchburg are reported sus-
pended
NEw YoKK, Sept. 2s.-Abbott, Dodge & Co.. a
Southern -four house has suspended
PROyIDENoE, Sept. 2s.-Tbe Banks of this city
have resolved suspend. Their liabilities are not
over a quarter Of their capital.
TRENroE, N. J., Sept. 2s-The New Jersey banks
have resolved to continue specie payments~
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. ss. The banks of GeOr-
gia aud North and South Carolina entertain no idea
of suspension.
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 2s-The banks agreed to
restore the Pennsy ivana bank to its position and
receive its notes and discount literally for eusto-
mers. $50
LOUISVILLE, Sept. "a FIRE occurred this NOR
ming on Third street. destroying the stocks Of B.
Musselman & Co., q. Il. Forsyth, Smith & Bro,
Branders Crawford Fl. B. Clifford, ana Patton &
Medallion Total loss 500, o00-insured for $780,
800 in foreign Offices
Ia here nd with iDFan 4
suspending. Money very stringent, but slightly
easier to-day.
ST LOUIS, Sept. 29.--Bogy, AiItenbeFger & Co., \
bankers, have closed. Their assets are ample
Cards are published, signed by large number of i
the veal hest citizens, guaranteeing the sovency
OF Lucas 4 Co. aud Renck & Peterson and as
suriDg depostors Of the safety of their deposites
The money market is unsettled. There is gem
eral run on the brokers. The banks are firm and
disconnting Literally.
PIrrsBURG, Sept. 2s.-The bank panic has sub
sided.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-The Presidents of the
various bauks nave decided suspend specie pay
ments Oh all notes, but will promptly issue smau
notes for checks against their increase discounts to
customers.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-The Commissioner of
Patents Is sen ing out circulars with the view of
pertaining the amount and cost OF cotton consumed
in the United States during the past fiscal year.
ST. LOUIS, SPIT 2s.-The Santa Fee mail has ar
rived. \ VS. unimportant
Col. johnson, commander Of the Utah expedition
left avenwOrth last Thursday
The Bankers have met the run to-day and conf
dence is restored The excitement has subsidized. /
Il IS thought that Bogy, Miltenberger Co., viii |
reopen tomorrow. The assets of Anderson Co.
end Darby Barksdsle largely exceed their habil
ties 1t Is presumed they will resume soon.
CHICAGO Sept 29.-E. J. Tinkham Co., bank
ers, have suspended. There is no run on other
banks.
PHILADELPHIA, S pit. 29-The State Fair opsn-
ed to-day. The attendance is large and the exhi-
bitiOn attractive.
In the United States District Court in the case Of
Major Reynolds, charged with defaleation to the
amount OF $4,000 the Jury returned verdict
that the Government owes the defendant four hun
dred and thirty dollars and eishty-fVe cents Pres
ident Pierce dismissed Reynolds from service. He
will probably be reinstated.
ALBANY, Sept 29.-The run on the Savings
banks has subsidized. The gold drawn out yesterday
IS being returned to-day.
TRENTON, N j.. Sept. 29.-The banks of Burl-
ngton, Camden, Cumberland, and Salem, are re-
ported failed. The Eastern New Jersey hanks viii
hold on till the New York city banks suspend.
New YoRx, Sept 29.-The money market is
more cheerful in consequence of the banks pro-
posing to extend loans 70 the amount Of several
millions of dollars No large failures to-day. Ex-
changes unsettled.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 29--Cotton sales 500 bales. :
Flour decned; State 10 cents Southern 80 cents
Wheat I 1871 90 for White; 10 for red. Corn
md Sugar heavy. Provisions dull. Lard 14A.
3acon l4sl44. Hams lIall4 Linseed oil 7Oa |
IS.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 29.--Cotton--No sales.
The market is at dead stand account Of the im-
of passing exchange. Purchases
ould be made at marked decline. Flour ioser
'orn 65. Exchange nominal. Money tight; but
o fears are expressed eoncerlipg banks.
New YoRK, Sept. 90 Nicholas won the four
iile race. Time las and TAI. Charleston did
OF run.
WAsHINGroN, Sept. 2s.-Col Emory, United
tates Commissioner for running the Mexican bOun-
airy, has turned over TO the Interior Department
laps and official papers Of that work. The Mex
an Commissioner and Corps leave this week for
exicO.
Appointments for receivers at Land 0fiees:-
hos. Sargent. at Fort Dodge, and J. D. Evans, at
inneapolis, Minnesota.
Nav YoRK, Sept 20 The Bank Presidents
an extension in their discount line for
e coming week, of three million dollars
Arrived steamer Quaker City from Havana; bark
ntsgonist from Baenos Ayres.
BEIDsEToS, n. J., S pit. 2s.-Tbe Cumberland
ank has not failed a. reported.
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