New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-10
mai denosita held bY the city banks:

meeting of the stockholders of the Ar.isans Bank
was held at p to-day, for the purpose OF hearing
the report Of a Committee appointed on Monday TO
investigate the affairs Of the Bank. Between thirty
and forty stockholders assembled at the appointed time
and remained in private session for an hour ana
quarter. The Committee reported verbally through
Mr. Richard Lathers, their Chairman. Mr.. Lathers
stated that they bad made Sc thorough an lnvee
as TO the solvency OF the Bank they could for the
tine that mad been allowed them. lie then proceeded
10 give the assets of the Bank and the character OF e
sssets. The Committee were Of the opinion that tue
Bank did not get into the hands OF Receiver tney
could wind il up TO save the expenses OF ne
Ownership, pay all the deposItors OF, ana nave some
thing left for the stockholders. In connection win tne
report Mr. Lathers offered the following preamble ana
resolutions, which were adopted:
WheJo From the report Of the Committee presented 70 tns
meeting stockholders Of the Artisans Bank this day
tons and If reasonable time allowed for their aad
the be udciouay attended to- to make dividend "
Wiereas II the Bari should wind i, affairs without Re
cever the results would reached with este certainty at
eGer day and without the loss or expense oil
Rored .. tho opinion OF this meeting It would be the
most course depoto well as the stock
holders the Bank should wind up its affairs without
mend TO the officers 10 tai. speediest for the
realization Of the of the Bank aud TO the 20 con
sent in tng the eItenon OF time TIL the ssn oil January
ues th-T claims.
Rlret That carry gu; the plan we REQUEST the o;er,
to make raise immediately from the asset
the Bank sufficient money to pay the present pressing 00n
cations.
The came Committee were continued in power, to
act the Of the interests OF the sock
holders and meetings Of the stockholders are 10 DC heu
at their call.
Dsposors Of the Bank are 10 appear at the Bank
this morning at 10 o'clock for the purpose OF concur
ring in or dissenting from the above action.
We annex comparative statement OF the Exports
exclusive Of specie from NewYOrk to Foreign Ports,
for the week and since Jan. /:
1855. 1889. 1850.
For tie week. ;.....sl25lD sl@Se1 s5'e o %! ,ds
Prev. Reported...... AZ 1868 4s,S3'A es,''A'S
Since Jan l.......slgSle,7g s5LOiem s7l,als5lO
The aggregate will be noticed is now twenty mil
ions in advance Of last year.
The annual report Of the Concord and Portsmouth
road indicates t. be model read, with no liabilities
Of any Kind excepting TO stockholders. The figures are
M fOllows:
TIE receipts have been: From the late Treasurer,
after payment dividend No. J, declAed....- s8O VI
FROM iessees Of road for and orgauiztoa. IeoV ~
M er stoek ..ued 20 lana Hal. 90
J. u. Pillow, II Treasurer, from Col. Percc.tE ~
VIC serprrs a.. ~ 700 D,
Old height bil......,...............'.'' luo w =
Total r.,sirt. .......... o ISL ss q
DsBURsEsKS1s. atm oo
Expenses ofoTgsnikf s'oV :"
Pad attorney bill and printing bills; ,,o N
IN ai'ouht iron Loan suit Is on
A ,. Dunlap Railroad Commissioner. 80 20
Rent Of Land 81 Conc re 10 Jsu. lson... ......'.,
n.'.ss; ss6;t55sfi. SE.a. nom
Refnnd,d " sn~Iight TsppN, s. F1rosLh ana
s,bsrf E-snles advanced N It~ 70 eS'S VI s2'"