The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-11-11
NEW YORK.
,UIT AGAINST CHAs. A. DANA.
FROM NEW YORK.
KEroRM THE BANKING BUSINESS.

| REFORM the BANKING BUSINESS.
New YokK, November 10 Various
reform measures are being discussed by
| he banks rs to the best method OF con-
Quoting business in the future. The clear
1g house committee Will doubtless rel orr
upon the matter We y soon. 1t now SCENE
certain that the committee will declare
against pays of interest on deposites
and also against the certitcAtion Of banb
checks except when the money 10 actually
IN deposit. The proposition to compel ali
railways to make to stock exchange fun
| monthly statements, meets with general
favor. ltsppears that since the last bank
.ts,ement WAS published the associated
\ banks have Lost in deposites To tho extent
| IF SAL 100000; of greenbAcks Sl1 ,000, 00O
and of gold $2,oo0,OO0
TO BE TRIED.
I The suit or Gariwsy Lamar sgains,
| Chs.. A. Dana to recover damages for al
| legged illegal imprisonment Of The same
by Dana when Tho latter was associated
secretary of war, which trial has been on
.hs calendar of tho United states circuit
court for long time. The trial takes
place before Judge Shipman tomorrow.
FINANCIAL,
Money easy during the greater part OF
to-day AT per cent, and finally loaned
Town to 3(Di per cent To-day Is the first
day for two months that 1t has been u dill
dculty to employ money on satisfa, tory
collaterals. The associated banks gained
$4,000 legal tenders to-day. Sterling
duh 81 90 days, and Ss@Si sight. Cue
tom receipts s20S,U00 uold quiet at Tia
q with bulk business at 7t@7s. LoaGs
DOL Gold fnsi rate per cent Assis-
tant treasurer discussed $4,000. Clear
Ings Ss5,00O,0O Governments firm in
late dealings, wittou! important change
in prices. State bonds dull b.. firm.
Stocks dull and changes slight
ElEcTIeS TEArDE
The T.musry bal committee met iki.
srsllrg 70 Iny.ti.g gaze TIE late alleged
sletIiob ifEg1t Oas Siroou Stein ,s.t.nsc
.ttI bs tss'1 ussr c. tie eTsIiug Q! The
slaril9r arrange - repeat, .Lo cav ODE
= ireug 'spe.i rsri gay. Ne chGilsbg.a
-nsl,- trc IA. iltpscigF rs;gssc BIZ oath
s .Iu pay g: glitss testified 70 .ntpsc-
sort te,rirg - ate changing ilcse,s also
!tsi irspse.gr AID pglics had iEi,uida.so
rLi-rs 3zse e.iiZsrs Two Inspectors
fWgfs ;tt. u Ons 81, tie election districts
-tey nogr.ec rs tickets fDr Cbsrles R1de.
40 u, Tor Jsuet Ryan. They .ubss-
,ue.ily tsw TIE returns sl;s'td 4 the po-
ice prsciDc. tol7c for Kelley. Other ev.
.1eEes wst taken bearing very hardly on
Police Commissioner Chsrl.ck and L. b.
CommissiOuer John DsyeLr0rt.
NEW YoET, November Io-A private
letter from q trustworihy so4ice, dated
Havana, November 9Th, sayI an official
Telegram va, yesterday received q, the
palace, from Puerto Principe, ot nm en-.
sagcment between the Spanish force and
a column OF Insurgents under command
4 San Guela, IN which the Insurgen,-
were badly beaten, losing 20 killed and 90
taken prisoner. The Spanish commander
rsussd all the prisoners 10 be shot on the
field Of battle The gov rnor Of Puerto
Principe upon hearing Of it, took the com.
mand away from tie Spanish commander
aud arrested him, telegrArhing TO the capt
general, The latter Immediately tele.
graphed to Puerto Principe causing the
commander TO be reinstated, and ordering
the governor TO Havana. It is thought
he governor feels undue sympathy To.
ward the Insurgents, through the intlu-
ence OF his wife, who is an aunt Of the late
Gramonte.