The New York herald., 1873-09-29

m"unce m"n that they win resume business in the
%iH,rnlng io,nng opening as usual at ten O'Clock. The
s9Ssa Gag gentlemen resident directors have
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lanes Woodle Albert. A. Munger, G. Briggs and
Ave- DOw; Tne card Of the ofrcers is strong in de-
aokn,> n,>Tlsdges they deem It necessary to bow to
public ssnnmene They say they exhausted
sccn the oaRSeEs % SeSse suspeSs un,ssc
msnentiy m-NDssl1 any dissrent positions S.
national banks OF 'ae United States, and hope that
this unity OF action may be secured. Believing 1t
to be solemn duty in this emergency 70 share the
common lot OF their customers and to act with
them In sustaining, by eli .sgltlmate means in their
power the commercial Ibs,S pi ar, the county,
for the resumption OF business.
The Cook County National Bank resumes in the
The papers speak in hopeful terms " the stua-
tton, and mention an innux Of currency 20 Oncago
for the purchase Of grain ,s ahey 'Hs
the country. The Tribune says banks that
remain closed with large amounts OF currtacy
In times like these, and call on the Comptroller o.
the Currency to take steps to compel them to set
m the morns Se
dent to call special session OF Congress TO amend
the Bankrupt act
The Financial Situation I'm Indiana.
JEFFERsoNvILLE, Sept. 2s, 1873.
Quito run was made yesterday on the First
National Bank, out all the checks were paid, and
the bank closed at the usual hour. At the Citizens
National Bank considerable excitement existed
among the many that crowded around the
do0rsy but no run occurred. The Ohio
Falls Car and Locomotive Company, en-
ploying 700 men, has stopped work In
all the shops except the foundry, throwing about
lnA
Car Company have also reduced their force. The
st0ppage OF these business interests is due 10 their
inability to obtain currency to pay OF their men.
heavy force OF men. succeeded in secur-
ing limited amount OF currency, and
sa Of their Ss Of
stocks will be finished. Notwithstanding the scar
city of currency. At Barmore's shipyard no re-
ducti0n OF the force has been made.
The First National Bank OF Memphis.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 2S, 1873
The report OF the committee to examine the con-
dition Of the First National Bank makes o much
better exhibit than was expected, and steps have
been taken looking to the immediate resumption.
According to the reports its demand liabilities are
1914 900 against unquestioned and available assets
OF $555,000. The doubtful and unavailable assets
are $40, ,000 making the total assets OF $656, 900.
Alter paying al! the liabilities the stockholders can
realize par on their shares On reading the report
OF the committee 5000 900 were subscribed towards
enabling the bank to resume.
Better Feeling In Charleston, 8. G.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept 2s, 1873
better feeling prevailed at the close OF business
on Saturday, the national banks having received
o larger amount OF greenbacka on deposit than
they paid out In checks. No suspensions have
Cured beyond those announced on Friday.
Suggestions from the Philadelphia Mint.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2s, 1873.
In view Of the present condition OF financial ex-
change, the superintendent OF the Mint recon-
mends that parties ordering coins Of minor de-
nomination remit In currency or Post once orders
for the same.
Action OF Bank Omcials at Harrisburg.
HARRISBURG, Pa., Sept. %, 1873.
Representatives Of all the banks and savings
institutions OF this city met tonight and unani-
mously agreed to suspend the payment OF cur
rency.
Financial Matters In Indiana polls.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. %, 1873
Financial matters remain quiet. No further run
on the banks is expected.
Suspensions in Canton, Ill.
CANTON Sept. %, 1878.
The National Peoples Bank and Home Bank, Of
this city, have suspended payment until the nnan-
cial crisis is over The reason given is the recent
action OF the banks In Chicago, Cincinnati and
elsewhere