Article (New York Herald, 1873-09-23) reports a slight run of ~150 depositors that the bank promptly met without invoking the sixty days' notice; no suspension or closure mentioned.
Events (1)
1.September 23, 1873Run
Cause Details
Article does not specify a cause for the withdrawals; described only as a 'slight run' and simultaneously receiving deposits.
Measures
Promptly met withdrawals without invoking the sixty days' notice; continued to receive deposits.
Newspaper Excerpt
The Greenwich Bank, at No. 73 Sixth avenue, had a slight run of about 150 depositors, which it promptly met without the sixty days' notice, but it also received many deposits.
Source
newspapers
Newspaper Articles (1)
1.September 23, 1873The New York HeraldNew York, NY
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Article Text
The Greenwich Bank, at No. 73 Sixth avenue, had a slight run of about 150 depositors, which it promptly met without the sixty days' notice, but it also received many deposits.