The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19
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HKws0N AND HOLMES CINCINNATI CIRCULAR.


CiSmssAu, OCT Is, 1891,
soe tho date Of lest circular here ha, bean an a.
The ume and attcn lon OF and deal
es has been absorbed In The dcusson Of pas Ting events
and be preparation and arrangement % ar - The same
pTaotcsbe, Tor maturing obiyati Thus lar
ercnann business incluc ing msnufscsurers
standing shorder 70 shoulder, have breasted the stor
most noby; nowhere In the country are tue trading
nuni,y stunder or in . healthy condition than In
10 day the announcement OF the suspension OF al The
Eastern banks has produced feelings Of relief All
look 10 the future win cheeruness and hose, believing
that the worst has passed, and that fiom this time
shall begin the march f Improvement The Western
banks no doubt follow the lead OF the Eastern and
forthwith suspend. All clauses have learned lesson in
the recent Fearful visitation whch they will not soon for
get me shadow Of Dc ISOLATION wi rest the houses
Of many who hitherto deemed themselves above want but
the great OF al who wore bat yeerday involved In
ourde the ,orna ., which VIII stand for long yssrs 70
come, beacon, hope, 70 VAN the too enerprisng
merchant that smooth iea oen covers the most danger
hardly necessary 10 add that the sAies OF securities
have been Of smal moment, and are confinod 70 Ohio
n So s psr csna a.
the future lock for carly and steady Improvement
such yin bring buyers and sellers together upon more
Shs produce OF the country viii now begin to move 90
lively to the Geaboard, shich will give railroads active
snd remuneraspg buiiness We are favored with the 70
port Of the earnings Of the Hamilton and DA Mad
River and Lake Erie Roads for he raa month These
turns indicate (mors particularly Of tbs former ,osd)
Earnings Of Ham and Dayton r. H. for Sept.
100 ad.o ~
SepS 1900. az s39 %
Increase. ssa25 90
for Sept 1897 S75 $50 80
Sept, 1867. 25S8 70
horease ........................ $3,ee4 6S
We sre unable 10 report what win DO the currency On
which business will In future be done In teis city, but
oil The banks CT the country will stand the ams
la-al hrtsh hank
most liberal policy, and receive the no.es Of all
cord standing In the Surrounding states the notes
active use large OF circulating notes which for
Part few weeks have been utterly vau ees for the
purposes OF Bsde The rates for Eastern exchange
unsettled shat are unable 10 give quotations Gold IL
held nj 10 per cent premium current bank
TWO BRoKBRs DRIvRE OUT or FRANKFORT, KY, BY
MOB
From the Cincinnati Gazette, Dot 16
We learn thst Tuesday isst Mr. s. W. aogers, an
architect Il this city, accompanied by his brothor law,
Mr.. Gold, OF Newport, r. visited Frankfort. KY
upon private business OF their own having connection
whatever with banks financial matters. Soon sf,er
gsteripg their ut the hoiel they took = stro.
through the town and on their return In The course Of an
the hotel filled with large crowd OF people, who
loudly taking, and whose remarks seemed to be d ecsd
innocent Of any offence they could not understand the
OF much excitement for time, until the cry
town" greeted their ears; and they wArnei by .
friend that they had better leave the city.
The expsuation OF this mob law Demonstration was,
that the gentlemen were suspected OF being money bro
kers from Cincinnati who had into for the pur
Pose Of getting bills Of the Frankfort banks redeemed In
specie This 1t least the pretoncc fr the awlespcrs
exhibited, spd explanation which the gen
uemen could give would sanafy the excited I'd. they
were determined 70 drive them out and 20 they must
and IalheY Than srtje hcmelves 70 Inn at and perhaps
70 personal Violence both gen emen concluded 10 ake the
nrs train OF cars and did %, being followed TO the depot
BY the excited orcwd no booted shoued and hr
And VS. not until the train fairly Ter way that
they felt themselves secure from the mob.