Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-11-22

MADE
American Exchange Bank si6.231
Bank Of aurora 80. 4S5
Bank of Chester al :, No.. a,s 6. 466
Bank OF Commonwealth 9.218
Hbqh-of Nsperviile G; f5idala' s-s 1900
RAeh Of Pike County Ell r., ls,ls.sb126
Rupksof Quincy a. - no;safse a. $50
Citixsns Bank .oFsf - -s voc 5.515
Corn Exchange Dsuk ao;isIaaae 25.602
Esrmsrs' and TRADERS Bank 1907
Grand Rsairie Bank -.els3sA 81 6.sS3
Grpyyipe Bank aa-s 49.901
lafayette Bank O. ..4,9A
Merchants and Droyers Bank 4.542
Morgan County Bank 2.74S
National Bank ee,e $500
Rnnie State Ser1 2,043
8e;lT,ad Bank To- .5,056
Hsed's Bank So .3.O66
;8outhern Bank Of A., GRANVILLE 22.444
StstsBank of illinois, 30.63S
of these not all Will not respond to the
csHs and our city bankers knowing the
;eondition of each, have agreed to throw out
tie notes of the following banks to-day:
msr Of BANKS TrE NOTES OF WHICH ARE
Anerican Exchange Bank, rl7ssI
1Snk Of Aurora, s.eg Il fs1.a
RspkInf the Commonwealth, o,sael.ll
bsuk Of Raleighass % sioaaI
Com Exchange Bank s-easf.T
Nstj0nal Bank. eco - Ift
s6tafeE Bank Of Illinois, r.lsrr,I
oeaOf course, so decide a step as this will
sessste much excitsnlent among the holders
loftlsese notes. aRt tmany. fearing "a, still
1dsthsr depreciation. will make haste to
ess rsl of what they have on hand, at any
SaSsd4hich they may be offered. Our adj
;vieecSo all is not (tor be precipitahcar The
xalue of the rejected bills is not determined.
1tswiil fuctua.e from day to day with the
ssi1e md fall of the stock market. II. the
lelieical troubles Of the day are surmeunt
et b6fore the time comes for closing these
dspks mp. their notes will again be at par.
IN Any event, they have intrinsic worth.
A6adin every case it will be visor, where
she necessities of tho holder do not compel
him to release, to hold on and wait the pro-
egress of events. stI ~ s.l
, 1t is believed that every bank named in
tho list. save the seven, will make good its
ssecurities and go on without trouble. At
efle present. the sevcnty,banks not embraced
nthis call. are solvent: and we have reason
TO believe that whatever may happen their
onotes will be kept good. They are, secnred
r6y bonds not yet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1y those of the State of Illinois and the
cUnifed States and they have ten per cent
sx1argins-that il an excess of Securities
over circulation-which entities them to
a1,e continued confidence Of the public. On
efhe fejected notes.. the people who hold
lthenaImust charge the losses to that pesti
lent little State of Sonth Carolina. whose
e1hfeats of secession are at the bottom of
oall this trouble. 40 clio
eAyThe same paper Of yesterday. in its mo-
cney article. says:
As might be expected we have had to-
days decidedly feverish money market
sThe action of our city banks in throwing
eat seven of the Illinois banks took most
People by surprise. and produced; panic
camong those least allie to bear it. "a
60 PARTIES here believe that most if not all
Che banks in the State will promptly res
spersdrt to the call Tor additional securities.
s1fse,their bills VIII be perfectly good
Rates of exchange, aud for gold viii donbt-
less rule high for some time to come; but
We doubt not the bills of our Illinois aud
synsonsin banks Will pass from hand, to
rtsn1 as usual. Asto the bills ofthe banks
thrown out here. no rate has been; fixed up
son them. Till the securities are put up. or
ssonething more de1isite is known about
rthems we presume they will in q. day or
itvobe bought by the brokers at from, IF
teen 10 twenty i've per cent discount. The
latter figure was che highest any one would
Iefeg to-day. lc4.s .roillim
COY RELIEF for Kansas. nssssY
Ses We are pleased to learn from the la
eperse papers that meeting has been held
81 Al city q collocf;nn fakon ur, md q