The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-01-06
deposifors would in time

be collected within next 30
suspension was ordered for t
of protecting the majority
tiers. The banks capital
The suspension Of the Sc
tel day AID the Colum5ia
ing created considerations
patrons OF TIE Washington no
Snrh . ..,,,r,~ ersneS III. Ink
1eS co,onGII.G ~ cIoSa its ort
lily after noon. Deposition helr
checSS directly at tn, ana
Through the clearing he ocn
rate that j: was evident Sne IN
terestS of ali the depositS snana-
ed suspension Of business Se Oank
sknew that It's strength w De sore
Ply taxed today, and had NJ s4ie arrange.
mentS to get $50, coo IN So "H!cn
would have tiGsd it over alely' Hot
lihe money was not forte ms
morning, aud after vaik alteWpI te
EstanG the demands, CaSSer brecH ;,
j1eleuboned Bank ExsmES FER KenyoY
that the officials had del peo 10 clfoe
the bank, and asked &;m 10 tke
charge. Cashier Bcecka stateo ms
afternoon ;hat aside frons the = alter
of cash on hand the banl was IN eA-
ce)lent shape.
Exact y what viii be gota, haS =, lo'
iget been determined. IglS 'ery ike
( " that the suspension wiz Only ZEN
porary, as the resources !of lhe oa9A
are in such shape, 'Alng 10 Mt;
8recke, that lis depc can % palo
in full IL comparati' ~ snort ume,
ard so cents on the DO Within t"o
months. In round nu 'ers lne iiaon'
tiles are $500, 600, aud ti assets soVo,,,
600. OF the latter onl. ssl4. 2Vo Is real
estate. The bank had some city oe,
posts, $1,000 OF Stat money ana
$1,000 of the county f. Inc Danh
officials are: PresideI y. y. hao-
e,or Who ;s a. nresent ,aty treasurer;
E,Se nrasident 4 ST Z. Johuscn;
cashier, Q. f Brecke. b ;.
The banks loans All clScounls are are
$sp7 145. Us deposit arr are oGS s'io; nv w.
and its capital stoc& S'VV'Voo. ihe ,i
announcement OF the la'ioie o. I4e
Columbia and Washington nanhs
caused a considerable hurry 81 hearIy atl
all OF the other banks; "l me Guy. i.'e
STehsn;cs' hsnk the largest savings
institution IN the nod invest, =, VIII oS
posits Of over $4,000 w. Lnls oSaA
is said 10 be entirely $a1e. II $1,000
constant run Of eighS9ays curing tne
panic OF 7S93. - ~, W.,
Min POLLS, Dec TIhe WASH.
inston bank Of this rs S5oseo us
doors. lis last Sta go, cassrs ~
shows loans and dis y; y
ant. deposits Of $40
is 500, ,0O0 and It's su
&. Hauean, its pres eSs
urer and it is like. an
am punt of city fund A tocAeu
upNby the failure. 1SlnesS S,.s -
largely with worki.S ople. iue
otF f esrs clain1 that the Eli be able TO
paw them in full. "a
<-c-S==S- D. % YeI-ne AsN1AIl;
bia national bank Of tl$ city closed
its doors this morning @ying to ma
oility to make collectiSs. Il IS al
comparatively new bank avlng been
organized about FIVE veg ago, WIN
cx State Treasurer Chas. Alttelser as
its president and ex Sss Treasurer
Bobleter as cashier, Fhi$ positions
trey still hold. lis casit n Dscen.
Der is was 5000 900, with surpius OF
about Sc. coo. lis loaas a. discounts
were S4S, 900 and its deposi4 S264, ,oO0.
1t has never been pros!abl2 Deputy
Controller of the Currency Joe W.
Coffin, who happened 10 be il the city,
took charge Of the bank. lis officers
claim that they will 'be able to pay
depositors in full.
syELLBURGER & son. ASSIGN.
BALTIMORE, Dec. .29,-1L. Snellburg-
er & Son. leading retail dry goods
| merchants of South Baltimore, made
an assignment today. Liaolhtles
$50. 600; assets about the same amount.
Pressure Of creditors and slow coliec-
icnS caused the suspension.
INSOLvENT JEWELLERS
CINCINNATI, Dec. pa retitioS was
fled last evening by members OF the
we'll known firm of Duhme & O.,
jewellers, tor 3 dissolution and re-
ceiver for the firm. They say Ehe
company is insolvent and unable to
meet maturing debts.
| roo MUCH LUMBER.
SEATTLR. Wash. Dec. 29.-Ths =.
| Z. Stetson and Post Saw Mill compa-
Inv closed down its plant yesterday,
sthro wing 20 men out Of employment.
The overproducion CT Lumber, 70
eether Wit. the recent failures OF cas-
tern banks slTecting a number OF wes-
ltern lumbar firms, caused the suspen-
lsicn.