New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-22

coming usual drafts had been drawn but In
neither to such extont ss 10 excite comment
At the Bowery National Bank, at No. 81 Bowery mat
tors stood tho day previous. President IT. r.
DeGraaf stated that dealings allowed in rail-
road stocks and only Ia the best OF mercantile paper
There was q surplus Of $4,000 their capital OF
s250OO0 and they could moments notice pay 81 for
every 81 on deposit. He believed that the crisis had
passed-that the action OF the bank presidents IN pro-
posing to aid one another would relieve all from any
further endorsements
Washington A. Hall. President Of the Oriental Bank.
at Grand-st. and the Bowery stated that with them
was an unusually busy Saturday, and the long line Of
deposors awaiting their turn at the windows Of tina
Receiving Teller good indication that there was
want OF confidence in that Institution. H. T. Chapman
reported surplus Of i27GO the capital Of 100000
Wm r. Buckmaster, President OF Oriental Savings
BANK at NO 40 Grandst stated that with them every
thng was running usual Most OF their Investments
were In desirable Government securities and they
aDle at any time TO meet all demands against the bank
AT the National Butchers aud Drovers' Bank at No.
l2i BOwery, all were busy with their usual business
President Perrin said there little change from that
OF the previous Saturday Deposits were coming In A.
usual and good paper discounted to the customary
extent. He too believed that the action OF the Bank
Presidents would have a most salutary effect.
Everything was quiet at the Germana State Bank at
No 1s5 Bowery President SchwaTzvaeder stated that
their funds securely invested and easily convert
ibe into ready money Business that day spondod
with that OF the previous Saturday The EXTENDED
upon downtown banks could not extend 10 them under
ordinary circumstances.
similar state Of affairs was reported at the New Am
serdam Savings Bank at No. 25 Bowery, by the Score
tary, Martin Naehtmsnn.
j. W. Hesse, cashier OF the German Exchange Bank.
at No 2i5 Bowery, somewhat surprised 40 a second
visit, and startled the reporter with the remark
there had been the bank that day, but the
receiving letters department" Business had been unu-
sually large; many accounts had been opened and
had been withdrawn but the receipts had been largely
in excess.
visit at the Bowery Savings Bank OF No. l3s Bow
cry, elected nothing new. Large numbers were In
attendance through the day, awaiting their turn To
make deposits President Brown, in answer to dues
tion casually remarked that the withdrawal Of few
millions in deposits would In nowise inconvenience that
institution the amount in bank was too large TO
handle properly.
Visits to the many other East Side banks failed TO
show anything but the regular routine Of Saturday.
At the NewYork Savings. the Merchants and Traders
and Peoples Savings the Mechanics aud Traders tho
Metropolitan and Third Avenue Savings, the Fifth Ma
toual, Murray Hill, Bulls Head. Manufacturer aud
Traders Eleventh Ward, TeutOnia, and other banks,
nothing interest gained Their respective officers
universally reported the usual business, and no anci-
patons of any trouble far they were concerned.
They were prepared for any emergency