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Show Fiiiiiiicinl Couditiou iu Xcw ' " York. ' ' Xew York, 17. The Express, this evening, in an article on the financial situation, declares the present condition condi-tion of the banks in this city is a disgrace, dis-grace, and insists upon the necessity uf the immediate resumption of currency cur-rency payments as the only me ins of restoring confidence and bringing out the greenbacks now hoarded in safety deposit companies' vaults, and in old stockings and mat trasses. It calls on sound conservative bank3 to insist upon putting an cud. to the pooling arrangement, and redeem the city from its present false position. 1 he continued shipment ot bunion from England to America excites a belief with some that it will create a financial disturbance- in London, and some go so tuj: as to predict that'Lon. don may yet have the same experience experi-ence as Vienna and New York, in re-.gard re-.gard to speculation bubbles. It is sUited that the banks have gained very largely in legal tenders. There was nearly a million dollars at the Clearing House this morning. H:uiks with the most numerous out of town connections, report lurge receipts re-ceipts of national bank notes, which the banks prefer, for they are as good as legal tenders to pay out over the counter, and cannot be taken away from banks to put in the Clearing House pool. Information from uptown iperchaufs is good, and on the whole the situalionrshowsa healthy improvement. improve-ment. FJ. W. & J. P. Carver, brokers, went into bankruptcy to-day. Liabilities, Lia-bilities, $100,000. |