, 1873-09-29

ally responsible az 1ndtvala for the payment Of all
tho deposits now held w sail bank, Or Which nay
''~ >'''', ~ ''">'' ''' ~ Jo,rH V. rAnwn11,
WILLIAM +. CooLrIAu0H,
CALVIN r. WHEELER,
A1nEnr 4. MUNGER,
1IRMAN G. PowEns,
ABA T, KELI.KY,
CLINTON DA1uua,
JAMEs W. ppELL,
ABA Dow,
DANIEL THOMPSON,
The resumption Of businosa by the Union M
tionRl Indicates that tho experienced flnanciors
who manage its affairs arc satisfied that ctroum-
stances Justify that courao, md will have, al it
should hayo, tho ofroct Of infusing bottor tono
into oVery man, business house, and bank.
As announced In The TRIBUNE Of yentcrlny,
Mr. Allen, Prosilont Of tho :s~,
cooK COUNTY NATIONAL,
intonds to begin business again this morning,
aad thcre Is scnrcoly reaHon to doubt TINT, With
In brief poriod, nearly all the banks will follow
tho example Of tito Cook County and Union Ma
tionalH. It Is uuderatood that
THE r111nD NATIONAL
will resume ut an carly day.
Tho officers of tho
NATIONAL DANK OF COMMERCE
woro busy yesterday In tho examination Of the
accounts aud securities OF the institution propar-
atory to anticipated resumption Of business this
morning. 4 special meeting Of the Directors ia
10 bo hold beforo banking hour this morning, to
determine as to future notion, and there Ia but
little doubt, tho bank being solvent and having
considerable oash OH haud, that they will detor-
mine to resume business at once, md opon their
doors for a full resumption at 10 o'clock.
IN CONCLUSION,
whit with tho arrival Of nearly s5OoO 600 of cur
rency and resumption Of business by tho prom
inent bauks above mentioned, there is exce1ont
ground for faith in the days that aro coming.
The sky ia clearing, the clouds are fast fading
from Wow, and soon from horizon to horizon all
will bo brightness, aud tho sun OF prosperity
will again shine on our favored country.
GARD FROM uuHAnD s1KAnrslI1r LINE.
It Ia said that unless arrangements mnte for tho
trnnsporaton Of grain from te eat direct to Boston,
ont caruoea It Would ace to 10 ore rtioai u5. for
these stoanots they cannot yot return cargoes Mt
boston, to select son,o other port as their Aercan
plctou Of tho st. Lawrenee canals mud tho connection
With Lake Chamrlain they could have Western pro-
in easy acoess Of boston, direct from ChcagoTAs ch
cHgo It7bus1a.
To The Editor af The Chtcaeo Tribune:
s1n Your romnrke about Boston, In incloscd
article, will apply with equal forco to any other
port on tho Bcaboard.
If vessels caunot find cargoes at one port they
will sock others whore thoy cAn bo supplied.
But, to relieve your anxiety about our boston
shippers, 1t mny interest you to know that VIC
have in elevator there, and Gu route from the
West, sufficient grain. engaged at through rates,
to supply them until December next, boing. in
this respect, probably in a better position than
any Of our New Yorlr competitors, AZ wo have tho
property in hand iusteal Of merely tho contracts
With shippers to tall back upon. This, and the
fact that for two years past tho shipments from
this point Of merchandise to Liverpool, through
hills Of 1ading yia Boston, chiefly by our steau1-
oshor United statos ports combined, will show
that the present Arrangements for tho tsanspor-
tation Of Western produce direct to Boston nre
not entirely unsatisfactory. Your obodient sor-
want. P. H. DuVEnNEr.