The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-29
ltia tomorrow will contain the following


where danger Is most to be apprehended
The feeling among the banks Is better
and they are , evidently helping
| their customers more freely. The
suspended settlements at the Stock
Exchange have been 80 far got out
'lof the way, that the governing committee
have announced the opening oil the Board
tomorrow, when, from all symptoms,
an. improved ieeling and q better price for
securities may be. reasonably anticipated.
The timely liberality Of banks 10 : their
customers, has done much toward staying
the spread Of the panic to all branches Of
trade, q Danger which unquestionably has
been very closely impending. Merchants
have, so far, proved able TO hold their
goods, instead Of slaughtering them at
panic prices, which Is q most favorable
feature. II the matter can only be held
asltheynow stand, 10 day Or two longer,
the irrepressable buoyancy, natural to our
people, will carry us int,'a reaction that
will issue In recovery" 'it'g /,
=, Quiet at Indianapolis.
tNpIANApoLrs, Sept. 2s.-Flnaucial
matters remain quiet. No further run on
the banks isanticlpated. Z g- ,1a,
excitement In Jeffersonville...Sus.
pension ofWorkin In Car Shops.
JRFFERsoNvILIE, IND. Sept. 2s.-The
financial excitement has produced It's ef-
feet in this city. The sudden, fierce, ca.
pricious state oil money matters In Louis
vile has increased the already intense
feeling among the depositors here, and q
run was made during Saturday on the
First National Bank, which paid all the
checks and closed its door at the usual
hour. At the Citizens National Bank,
considerable excitement existed among
tho many that crowded around the doors,
discussing the financial situation, but no
run was made H.g f.s ;s =
The Ohio Falls Cal, and Locomotive
Company, employing 700 men, has sus.
pended work mall their shops except the
foundry, thus throwing out Of employment
about 400 men. This firm failed tn se.
cure currency TO pay off their employees,
and suspended, although they offered the
best Of paper. ....,. T.. .gs ,N,s
The Southwestern Gar Go. have also
reduced their forces, and were unable to
get currency TO meet their indebtedness.
On Saturday the ship.yards Of Ames,
Howard & Co., employing heavy force
Of men, succeeded in securing limited
amount );of currency here and there to
pay the two.thirds wages due the en-
ployeaS Aafeduction Of the force J has
been made and several boats now on, the
stocks will be ffnished, Notwithstanding
the stringency Of the currency The. Of.
fect of the panicis also felt ut the ship.
yard OF D. 8. Barmore, but no reduction
Of the force has been made at that yard.
no; ;ausPRNsIoN AZ sPRINaR1fLD, Ms.
!. spRrEaFIELp, IIiIs,,1' Sept. .2S.-The
banks have taken no action, and are dong
business as usual. There Is no excite.
ment whatever, and everybody Is easy.
The deposits were larger In amount yes.
terdsys evening than at the opening In
themorniDgV ltisthought that no banks
here will entertain the suggestion Of sus.
pending. ~ g,s,l,sf ,g,,I.-H
Chicago, Banks 10 Reopen To. day.
CH1oAGo, Sept. 27.-At meeting Of
the Clearing House Association last
night, two plans for transacting business
by means OF loan certificates were pro.
poseo, ny were ielectee, ana u was votea
inexpeoient me 70 issue celuncaes at all
Inns result, aithougn, . surprise, ,ls gener'
any ya commence. neIa;,:I., % thougnt ,s she I'm.
ptoxeu Souuilon VI ahaus lustines- wy
banks in keeping open doors LOT the trans
action of business, and that sufficient cur.
rency Is coming IN for the purchase Of
grain to make up for that drawn out OF
the banks by country customers.
Inc omceis oi tne Union Nauonal BANK
announce aha. ,hey Wil resume 81 ,,,oS Das,aess
IN the morhlug, opening ~ USUAL AZ ~