New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-14
The .tatements Of the PHILADELPHIA Banks for the
0 weeks compare 40 follows!

Due from other Banks. lse7eSs L7o4sss Inc ..isS ssi
DSp s'ns D'an'. isIas lssstss Inc: s.si
Circulation. 2esi@ E'ohS4o inc ooEs'
The Penney lvanis Canal will be opened for business
about the 25th inst. The Delaware and Rartan Canal
will be opened about the Goth inst for the passage of
boats.
The Nesc- Orleans Picayune Of the 9th says:
Nothns has occurred to-day lSh) to materially alter the
condition Of the market depicted in our last. Capital was
out and opesons in paper show material
ton On previous reports. TIE bank however in
Soe. pspe sss osrsd . sSssS. By @
tons Exchange marie has ben yes gn,e. and we nave
Of most classes st ample out the nqoiy restricted aud
domestic. Clear Sterling bills 80 cent premun Bills Of
Lsding Drafts ;@ cen, premium Francs 9Hs Ss p 2
count, Siehf psfai p cent premium
Meesrs. Raynor g. Black well have sold ID lots, north
side of 96th-s &c feet west of Broadway, all full lots.
Also lot adjoining and being the northeast of
96th-st and lIth-av, 2jxl00-l6 lots in ALL for $4,000.
96h-st. is 100 it, 10 width. Also, lot south side OF
50hst., 375 f. west of 6th.av., 25xlOO5 for $4,000.
John McCave has cold the plot of ground the north
east corner of 34th-s and 7thav, running esstey
3thst 80 it, and northery 7th-sv, ~ f. % nches,
with 4-stoIy brisk buildings thereon, which rent for
81 900 per year. Exclusive of 20 #. on 3iths!., all
together sold for $4 ,24O.
We mentioned come days since that Mr.. o. b. Mat
teson, President of the Central Bank of Utica while
absent had been removed by the Board of Directors
from the Presidency. Mr. Matseson has published a
card in the Utica papers in regard to this matter in
which he charges his removal upon Mr. Geo. W Stau
ton OF this city, the owner Of two hundred shares of
stock. He says:
Before leaving home, George w. Stanton, the
brotherin-law of Frederick HOLSTER, in whose name
there are standg upon the books of the Central Back
600 shares Of stock, called on about Feb 2i
and complained that had when in New-iork, as
President of the bank, discounted for the BANK two
notes amounting TO between five and six thousand dol
larf without the authority Of the Board OF Directors
ard mad caused such TO be redscounted for the
bank and passed TO its credit without similar aut lory
i planned TO Mr. Stanton the circumstances under
which they dlscounted that thought 1t a good
operation for the bank in connection with other mat
trs; that the notes abundaDty secured the max
ers being of unquestion able responsibility, and that
ample security Tor their repayment had been placed in
NV hands, and in addition, had my self personally
Endorsed them before their dcount that they bad but
a short time to ran and woult undoubtedly be met at
maturity shout May l. further stated 70 Mr. Stan
ton that very seldom had notes offered for discount
been submitted TO the Board. also stated that had
endeavofed in every way to AID In building up the
credit Of the bank that my interest In the bank was
large, owning some $4,000 of the stock, being the
largest ttockhoder but himself; that / regretted to
have him dissatisfied with any action Of mine, and,
rather than have any disagree me nt would either
buy his stock or sell my own If we could agree upon
a price To which be answered he would not buy at
any price and would not sell at less than fifty cents on
the dollar. regarded this as much more than TIE
stock was WORTH and declined to purchase. de then
threatened that unless purcha ed his stock and paid
him fifty cents the doller for IT, he would offer
resolution for my removal President OF the bank
told him ] would not buy, and he might take any
course he pleased.
Mr. Mates IN states that Mr.. Stanton did call meet
ing of The Be and lay the charges in regard to the
above notes bel them but that all the Directors ad.
vised him to W. 'draw his resolution, which he did,
and returned to NewYoTk. After this Mr.. Matteson
was naturally surprised to hear Of his removal and
demanded sight Of the minutes Of the meeting. This
was at first refused, but afterward accorded. Mr.
Mstteson says:
This morplDg again called at the bank and de-
manded Of Mr. GTannis the Cashier the book OF
records ard it was produced The following Is copy
Of all that relates TO this subject:
Bank of Central New YOrL-Present MI Rice chair
Stanton and 0Tanns
R SSCn That TO O. B. Ssis.oR Be and he hereby
e of President and that notice be served on him to
Mp Gunnis nominated w C. wicO. for Director of this
Bank"
From this resolution il appears that the unanimous,
az YOU call H. Board of Directors, consisted of three
men. Now let the public Judge of their proceedings
Mr. GRAINS stated to NE yesterday rat nothing had
been entered the book to-day he productive book
with the above entry. 1t thus appears that
Mr. anton bad first failed 10 cell his stock and then
offered this same resolution when / present, In q
full Board of Directors, and was compelled TO with
draw it.
Second. Mr.. Grannis voted for this resolution in my
absence as he aferward tod me, because he thought
il the bet way 10 protect himeet f'om removal; he
having advised Mr.. Stanton TO withdraw it when /
was present.
Tk6d: Mr.. Rice gays he refused to yote if 70, the
record has been falsely made up.
Perhaps the subject will justify a few further re-
marks. Ii will be within the recollection OF all III this
yicinify that tha Bank while Mr. Stanton was DI-
rector and Mr. GraLnis Cashier lost threefourths OF
s capital and the notesare now lying in the bundle Of
protested notes, for including interest, nearly not
over 800 00O out Of capital of 10000; also, that
the Bank went into the bsnds of Receiver and was
appointed Director Of the Bank, by unanimous vote
OF the Board and afterward Presidents that accepted
with the condition that would receive no salary.
may ALTO state that in one stockhoder refused 10
deposit in the Bank unless would give hn my per-
sorsl bond for about s. OO0 the amount proposed to
be deposited that also with Others borrowed $4,000
for the Bank at Albany.
One word more, as to my using the credit of this
bank. have had, since ! became President but
note Of my own discounted, and that TO take up the
paper Of another person, then under protest. AS to
he notes discounted in New York the proceeds went
10 the credit If the bank and not to my credi and
have never received dollar any where or at any time
u the credit Of the bank.
The annexed statistics Of Breadstufs are from Ed
ward Blls Circular;
gxpo of yeadt. Great Britain Dad Lsland from Sept
Flour, c. Meal, Wheat, Corn,
Fso- To pste .eo I BSl Ca ebl sp;a S ,ss,
EsGst.In. . sslss 1862 $780, 7ss -: 7n $50
Baltimore Mach 1860 1900 7ss 80. -. 80.
0ieT Ports: March nssS; 30 ln . ss61ss ,s;s
iS 10 about same period ssss SO ssS ssS
about Same period is sssS stss las s s s;s
10 ~ Cornesf -From HewYork. to FEB Is 100 ztais