New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-30

lot the banks outside of New-York promptly respond.
pledging hearty cooperation and resumption on the
same day."
| SUSPENSION OF PHILADELPHIA FIRM.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.-Benjamin Bull
| locks Sons, extensive wool dealers, suspended TINS
morning large sum, but they have ample assets "a
pay all their obligations Their suspension was caused
NV the failure OF the Glenham Manufacturing Company
OF NewYork who them about 100000. Joseph Bull
lock- the firm Is director OF the Corn Exohang go
G wb bsnk covered With Collateral for twice that
amount This failure has caused no unusual excitement
aud in business circles generally there Is connnen'
tone. - ,
The National banks of Cairo, H., have
| adopted the certified check plan.
A priyate dispatch from Zaldo Co. of
Havana contradicts the report OF their failure.
The Albany banks are working under the
New,York plan. Ford Fuller brokers' announce their
suspension until further notice.
In consequence of the money crisis the
University OF Virginia has made arrangements for
credits TO all studehts temporarily embarrassed DS INC
same.
The savings banks officials of Boston and
Charesown have resolved to enforce the bylaws OF their
respective institutions concerning the Withdrawal Of
deposits.
The report that the Harrisburg banks had
suspended denied they have merely adopted the
certified check plan, and pay only small demands In
currency.
The banks in Concord, N. H.. have adopted
the taken by the banks in other places in regard
to paving currency only in small amounts for the accom-
mediation OF local business There is no apprehension
of serious embarrassment.
All the St. Paul, Minn banks respond to
all demands upon them in currency. and have done 30
all the time with no Thought Of doing otherwise There
is excitement alarm there, aud aside from the
sOppage of wheat purchases business goes on as usual
Business in Reading. Penn, is going on quiz
city, and the banks promptly meeting all demands
Father Borneman yesterday announced. at ST. Paul's
Roman Catholic Church, that If his hearers had money
in the banks and doubted Its safety he would guarantee
its payment
The bank officials of Lowell Mass, decided,
yesterday. to follow substantially the action of the
banks in Boston and other cities in regard to currency
payments Ample provision has been made TO meet the
corporation payrOls due the present month, amounting
100000 There has been no indication OF alarm by
savings bank depositOrs.
The express lines centeTing at st. Louis are
taking to the city much larger amount OF currency
than they carry away. The banking -house of Curry
Kirby, at Jefferson CITY, aud two Chillcothe, sus-
pended Saturday They are al regarded as solvent,
parts of the state still mold out, far as Is known
The Chamber of Commerce of Charleston, s..
Co resolved yesterday 10 prepare and forward at once
memorial to the President Of the United States and the
Secretary of the Treasury praying that the Secretary
place ana maintain on deposit with the Assistant tfeas
urer at Charleston Of 100000 30 be used by him
in the purchase from the banks OF exchange on New
York.
The First National Bank of Jacksonville,
Ind opened its doors hour later than usual yesteT-
day. and declined to pay checks except for small
amounts on OF the scarcity of currency: The
Citizens National Bank met all The demands made upon
it. reported mat the Ohio Fails Car and L0cOmO
tive Company viii suspend all operations, thereby
throwing 200 men out oi employment,
The Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce met
Yesterday, but adjourned until to-day, under the
following resolution:
ResolUed That this Board stood adjourned under the existing ou
until TUESDAY sept 30 provided that their further adjournment
shall business, and THIS commit
tee parties having trades in option IN 10 arrange
between settlement continuance Of contracts uIt
properly be paid for