New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-24
THE SAYINGS BANKS UNDIsMAYED.

GENERAL ADOPTION OF THE RULE REQUIRING NOTICE.
SEVERAL SLIGHT RUNS, BUT FEELING OF
CONFIDENCE PREVALENT.
At the savings banks matters yesterday wore
much more cheerful aspect. At of them there
entire want Of the excitement OF Monday. The
agreement require the stated notice the with
drawa Of all deposits appears TO have had most salu
tary eject. and though numerous notices given at
the various banks it seems the general impression with
the officers thar few will be anxious to draw their
deposits at the end Of the stipulated time.
EMGRAS1 INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK
At this bank all demands OF 500 and under paid
during the day. but In the settlement OF all amounts OF
large sums 80 days notice was required. AT O'Clock
the bank deserted. as compared with Monday.
President Huguet stated to TRIBUNE reporter that tho
excitement seemed much abaed. Few notices OF with
drawal OF deposits had been made, and in small sums
not more than $4,000 had been paid out up to that hour
EAST RIVER SAVINGS BANK.
The East River Savings Bank had, thus far enjoyed Q
freedom from anything like from its depositors.
Many inquiries had been made to the security OF do
positors and little trouble had been found in giving
satisfactory Deposits were coming in and
drafts being made to the usual extent Many now
accounts opened during the day. OF $4,000 dur.
ing the visit OF the reporter The officers making ne
restrictions In the withdrawal Of deposits.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.
At this bank the rule requiring notice Of intention 70
draw deposits was strictly enforced. and moneys
paid out at ALL long list OF notices Of such IN
teptlon shown but the officers are confident that
THIS would be the last heard OF them. They hoped 10
return 10 their usual In the payments Of de-
nIsnds within a!few days
oRIENTALssAyINGs BANK
Here all necessary money required by depostors wa
willingly given but In other notices wers
required There had been few demands and as a gen
eral rule there still little variation 10 the usual
banking business
BowERr SAVINGS BANK.
Only in cases OF absolute necessity was any money
yesterday paid to the deposiors OF the Bowery savings
Bank. and then only when the officers fully assured
OF such want. The notice stating that during the
present excitement 30 days notice would be required
upon drafts OF $500 and under and days upon sums
exceeding that amount, served for the time allay all
excitement. and during yesterday tho bank was CON-
paratively quiet Through the day many visited tho
bank made inquiries, and left The police force found
little for their services beyond dispensing tho
crowd OF idlers that continuously gathered upon
tho sidewalk President Brown. who has Just
returned 70 the city. takes very cheer
full view OF affairs. and gives it as his
opinion that they will not be Obliged TO
enforce any restrictions beyond few days. During
Monday, $4,000 had been paid out, and at tho Same
time about $4,000 In deposits received. Yesterday.
many deposits returned, and President Brown has
given orders that the old deposits drawn Saturday
Monday. and returned yesterday, shall draw Interest
the same as II not Withdrawn from the bank at ALL The
long line OF yesterday at the windows Of the 10
oevng telers encouraging evidence that they at
least had recovered from their momentary excitement
AS conclusive evidence OF the stability Of tho bank Is