The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-15

sa,ance not on inst ssSa $50 a9aa4o Inc . SCI 1853
Due from banks. 4s.o.s46 s.No7l6 Toe ;. 5ss,s.o
Deposits s,aso,ss, sill oos Inc " 4sl 10
Circulation ... l4sn ,276 l6,lss,9ll Inc. 627 1855
svhe of capital owing 10 the omission OF Bass
! River Bank, now being closed I'D
| We read in the Chicago Press
The statistics OF our railways show that the receipts for
freight increased largely over those OF last year.
while the passenger traffic considerably less The TACT
proves that people sending their produce 10 mar.
iot while they stay 1t home Ia avoid tue expense Of
travel This rtanly the dictate OF prudence, and lot
this policy be rigdiy adhered to I'LL old debts are
PAID.
lir Fitch, the supposed manager of the International
Bank at Toronto, Canada which failed come time since,
has issued the following card
The International Dank Of cannda at Toronto, is now
and was for some time previous a. It's suspension, under
the control OF managers myself and others having
sold out our interest and transferred stock in the
trust that the suspension is but for few days.
Should however, tho tme granted ~ law be suffered
elapse aud the bank not resume business, may then
slider my duty both to the pablc and myself 10 make
full and explicit statement Of the facts in the In
the meantime trust the pusic viii suspend judgm nt
WIN. FITCH.
We End in the Boston Herald the following para
graph
Leach, Sch ~arz and Cross the parties the Bonner
check forgery, who arrested in East Boston last
week, just they about sailing in the English
steamer, wanted in Philadelphia, whore they have
been successful in committing for series upon banks to
the amount OF eight thousand dollars requisi
ton snt by the Governor Of Pennsylvania for the
three men, Out II did not reach Boston until, n
hearing OF the case leach and Sch rsmandsd
upon requisiuon Of Governor Morgan, Of New York
State and Cross had been discharged The parties
custody have been identified being parties the
forgeries upon the rha Ielphia banks Cross who
has escaped is believed 10 have been the principal the
matter.
The earnings Of the Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad
in October were
Earnings from all sources. s31 o51 81
operating expenses. ................... 9,]6g ~
Officially reported net earnings. ....... $2l 5sl 95
The Chicago Democrat has the following
Some time ago two Of city bankers made up pack
ages Of ve or six hundred dol each the bills
Reapers Bark, of Fairfield, Illinois, and them down
TO that institution for redemption. The Cashier of the
Reaper Bank commenced paying the bills, time
and IN small silver CON- the consequence Of which was
thai at the close Of the day there remained large guam
uty OF the bills uDredeemed These bills Protested,
and the auditor applied to, usual sell securities
OF the bank lodged his hands, which consisted Of United
States bonds Before he could do SO, however, the
Reapers Bank served three nunctons upon the Audit
obtained from the Superior Court this city, enloniug
him from selling the securities Of the bank alleged
ground that the protests Illegal The thus
up Is very important one and will, indeed be made
test issue. the Court should sustain the the
banks will hereafter feel themselves legally authorized in
delay ing all applicants for the redempton of bills
when presented IN any quantity, by paying them
te IN I'VE cent pieces and as slowly the teller
count them out On the other hand should Court
ndnHs ri 1ss ann AZ
ton OF their currency sight have their business
| wound up by the Auditor.