The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-10-01
CURRENCY CONVERSATIONS,

CAIRO, Ill The banks have adopt
ed the certified check system.
ToRoSro.-The Government has Or
dered 100000 of gold from England.
PITrsBURGH-Outlook much I'M
proved. The Lawrence Savings Bank
resumed to-day.
MILwAUKEE-Chsmber Of Com
merce adjourned till to-day without
doing any business.
CONCORD, n. H.-CurrenCy payments
suspended No spprehenslons OF se-
rlous trouble.
PATTERSON, y. 1.-THE Grant Loco
motive Works to-day discharged l75
men, and the Danfo-th works 100.
CHARLOTTE, n. C.-The banks are
doing business as usual. and the people
sustain them by large deposits.
LOWELL, MASS. The banks to-day
adopted the prevailing plan in. regard
to currency payment. There ls no
alarm.
READING, PA business in this city
is progressing quietly, and the banks
are promptly meeting all demands.
SALT LAxE.-Situation greatly i'm
proved. aud pauicky feeling subsding
First National, suspended Saturday,
preparing to resume.
ST. PAUL, MINN-There is no ex-
citement or alarm here, and aside from
the stoppage OF the purchase OF wheat
business goes on as usual.
CHARLESTON, S. C.-The Chamber Of
Commerce petitions the Secretary OF the
Treasury 10 furnish 100000 TO be
used in the purchase Of New York eX'
change.
CHARLorrsvlLLE, Vain conse-
quence ct the money crisis the Univer'
sity OF Virginia has made arrange
ments for credit to all students tempo
rarily embarrassed.
JEPFERsoNvILLR, IND.-The First
National Bank declines TO pay curren-
cv. except in sm all amounts The Cit"
izens National Bank is meeting all de-
mands mands made upon it.
LRAvEywoRTH.-The Vice President
Of the First National Bank drew out
100000 and then ordered suspension
much Indignation. German Savings
Bank resumed payment.
CoLUMBUs, O.-The financial trouble
has as yet had very slight effect upon
this city. While all the banks are
prepared for run, thus far the precau-
ton has proved unnecessary.
BosroN. 10 the defalcation of
$4,000 by the cashier OF the bingham
National Bank. that institution has
been closed by the National Bank Ex-
aminers. The Savings banks require
notice.
INDIANAPOLIS. - Financial matters
quiet. No further run anticipated.
LITTLE Rock Money panic contin-
ued greatest stringency ever known.
MONTGOMERY, ALA.-No run on Sst,
arday. Deposits exceeds Withdrawals
DUBUQUE, IowA-Commercial Ma
tional is the only bank meeting all de-
mands in currency. Merchants Ma
tionsl entirely suspended First Ma
tional paying partially. Savings banks
runs subsided.
SPRINdEIELD, ILL.-Bsnks have ta-
ken no action, and are doing business
as usual.
HARRISBURG, PA.-An met and
unanimously sgreed to suspend psy-
ment Of currency.
BALTiMoRE-Saturday closed without
additional excitement or reports OF
failures.
A1CnIsoN, KAN ALL banks doing
business on Saturday. and declare they
will not SUSPEND.
ST. LoUls-Express lines are bring
ing a much larger amount Of currency
than they are taking away.
New HAVEN, CoNN Manufacturing.
establishment Obliged 10 suspend, tor
lack OF currency to pay hauds.
AUGUSTA, GA.-Believed the sus-
pended banks will be able to resume
currency payments early this week.
LouIsvlLLE-Twe elve banks met Sat-
urdsy night and adopted clearing
house articles.
Observation-Disclosures resolved no.
to force any securities on the market
and not to do anything to cause de-
cline OF securities at the Stock BoarC