, 1873-09-22

occn WIKI Jay CDUke, McCMloch l. Co., London, lRa
heen transferred to tho house Of Henry CewB Co.,
who arc now the aoo foreign and HnancAl agents of
Tho United 6tatoa Government.
WASHINGTON.
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago 7ribnne.
WARRINGTON, D. O., 8opt. 31.-Mr. John Jay Knox,
Comptroller of tho Currency, said this tsuntay) eVe-
ing to your correspondent TINT the action Of tho Now
York clearinghouse In support Of tho banks,
timely, aud be hoped effective. He would mnke no
prophecy, however, upon tho Situation 1t might 10
Monday. A Mr.. Huysor, bili-brokcr Of New York,
told Mr. Knox, Thursday that the business paper Of
merchants like ClaEln, MclIuu l. Co.. MAS not ucgo-
ttable, because thnro
NOT ENOUGH CURRENCY TO 90 AROUND.
It waa wllito hc wns making this statement to in
duence the issue OF tho currency that tho ucws
came Of tho failure Of Juy Cooke h Co.
flr. Knox thinks that Jny Cooke h Co, ought to
hnTe had the coraga to abandon the Northern Pacific
Railroad two years ngo Wien they found II uphill
Job, says that their honda hnvo bcen for timo
ras returned to them, md their redemption doinand-
ed. Mr.. Knox does not think there Is much moro
chance for Jay Cooke 4 Co to revlyo than for tho
Northern Pacific Railroad to o solvent uo says that
DULUTH wAs a MISTAKE,
and that the best and most recent opinion 10 that tho
lands the Pacific hde Of Jay Cookca grant aro no
better than those tho Latte Superior end. ue
thinks the railroad ought to have made Tho Minneapo-
OF reciprocal connection mnde by tho SIoux City iii.
tarcst. He says that the party of Gornnn am. ether
capitalists who came to America BONO time ago. nrl
Were wtned and feted by the Northern Pacific people,
made report when they returned ho,uo adYerso 10
the road and Its financial interests, and that
THIS nEroHT WAS SUPPRESSED
With tho Companya money, although ION copies of
still exist.
Tho appointment OF young Stanton to be Receiver Of
The FlrEt National Uank of this city ia unfavorably
commented on, account Of Stanton being In tic
Bhephard aud Cooko interest.
This beautiful Sabbath day Is truce scarcely ap-
ptectated by people tu the Capital City, for MI are un-
Easy, and In awkward approximations Of what to do.
Newspaper Row yesterday polle1, and is aascs In
ready money found to DO about 81. Nobody paid for
snything and 1t seemed preposterous to oxpoct pay-
naent with long nca Of
CUSTOMERS DEs1Ea1Aa THE FnEEpmAN's BANK.
and Rud'a Savings Blnk, and those l,arassed fnan-
ciers arc running about to get currency. Rut Ia Mt
rylandcr, and has managed with an capital to hnyo
Shout ono million dcl,oslts. few montla ago the
comptroliera Office udo report upon this ispropor-
tfon, which led to upon It for about wock The
game little produced aud paid back to deposItoro
bout 100000.
bcANcELV HAD HE RECOVERED
h1a deposits. aud began afrcsh, when the failure Of
Jay Cooke Co. gave him another turn. The
Fzeednan's Bank Is d peculiar and
Isolated institution, associated with tho
speculation in Washington City improvements,
not wholly condcd in by severer critics. but 90 far
removed from It's negro deosors that pantcs cannot
como upon IL. It ia paying OF with slow and method
ca surlincss which Is varousIy interpreted nccor-
Ing to the mood of tho tlcpositors No othr
hero appear to bo affected. The older banka aro
conservative, wcregu1atcd institutions, and Riggs
4 Co., the rival private house to Jay Cooke, is
ftaunch concert, as hard to be bdgcd rs any English
VI aepte" s>aA'ng HOUSE. tcEiccf, utter, aud dcep-
'Aeu ID Inc FeSe'1on against a lie lnnofating forms
OF finance which have crept upon tho Government and
socletS through tne lhnuenco or none moro than Jay
eo'A' @uu A'S inll'A'ofe' FISK q Aa'eh.
..n.-.!,"' a .AorAA A"h ~ sonLh "E'olF
~ os.is .ive% eosne1 ae'als' oyholcates aa well ID
oiea' alooieis. Inc ABSENCE ol tho President from
40 .s"',"! s ~ 49, 'u'o "o''.a W n1o'e aaFSca II
susoou, e1poe'oo nitn ~ po u any use. Ae hasn
.A'6e A"tn VI iiones VI oclosh Will tue washington
Auuse o' Jay oooRo CO.. hns JOURNALS fay that this
W" w 1esai"oa III the aSns u special oeposit, and
- sou1ho s,seu ~ nn'.
aa "a Ao otAeo ~ oonnplo'ler Ano1 "nea Ed~1n
e.,,.as.," na. nD Al.o.hs'neAs ana entered into
snnn,s .s,, ~ .eHsi. :! 'ao pnah eoala speak,
."I s ~: ~' A''a p,:ns ao"h many IN hon-
-. .'a "i e.aa,ou 'no secretary Of Ills DE-
oau ueo'se noohos la'or'o. Ae Will probaby
w 10 tae o1teal oi
an9 ~"A"ata uevuioln'eh.s. iAo FIRST
o.nA a "as ~ n'ote tenaolo aao conservative
nonus as sae uno Of iallnro than ever before, iss
-. T,..t.e 80 p 4 W n' - eueeo7'ott
- a,.,sn. s',.. ~ ,auo "lou NJ mannes
1' , A.sA''a..o A"eu' "Au oosefnn'ent Dat
so ~ 80. noo ~ ~ afu5 tasnasee lost
h"" ~ *oo'o'o ~ 'An nouho' huntington also,
@e oAe " 4o4f oAsosi1Aea Ill CONSTRUCTION company
*men n'feu OUT UTENSILS, enenes' aud materials to
strcet constructors. About half million was do
rived from hs concern, but Huntington died before
he could Eealzo his position. The First National
we'll known In this city as favorito place for nc
gottatson for lobbymen, Congressman, aud otlers.
There
Nh. coLrAx pErosrrED uts REMITTANCE
from Ncabitt md Oakes Amos and the books of this
bank, produced In the Committee, scaled hlp cou1om
nation. The bank gayo very little accommodation to
m erchapta aud u1,siucas ueope as 1t wna we'll nndar