, 1873-09-29
THE COUNTRY BANKS,
MANSFIELD, o,

MhNbF4LLUs "
Special Dispatch to The Chtcago Tribune.
MASsr1ELp, Sept. 28.-Ycsterday was day Of
considerable cvcitement OIL account Of tho fail
ure Of the First National Bank, and Of tho ad-
mittod inability OF tho othors to stand a run. A
mooting Of officers md Directors Of tho remaip-
ing banks WIS hold, and u resolution adopted to
suspend currency payments exceeding $50 on all
balances. At 0 o'clock a. H., O. public moesing
was held in h1ilor's Hall, in which tho financial
condition was discussed, and resolution finally
passed unanimously to sustain tho barlts In
tloir COURSE and to still continue deposits. It
is thought this stop was oil that saved tho banks
All sorts Of r1.nofs are aoat about tho condition
Of tho suspended bank, hut ~ no statement hns
yet boon made nothing is known definitely about
its liabilities and assotH. A statement is looked
for tomorrow. Tho excitement is gradually
dying AWAY.
5ErrERsoNy1LIE, IND.
JEFFEnBoNv1I1.E. Ind., Sept. 28.-Tle financial
excitement has produced it's elect III tlllS city.
Tho unexpected ard capricious ssato OF tie
money market in Louisville has increased tho
already intense fooling among depositors horo,
tho First National Bunk, which paid all checks
and closed ite doors at the usual hour. At the
Cltizena' National Bank, considerable excto-
nent existed, Many crowded around it's doors,
discussing the financial situation, but no run was
made.
The Ohio Falls Car and Locomotive Company,
employing roo man, Inns suspended work III ai
its departments except tho foundry. thus throw
lug out of employment abont 400 mon, This
firm failed to secure enough currency to pay Off
lss employoB, although they offered the bost pm
per. 1t was consequently obliged to suspend.
The southwestern Car Company have also TO-
duced their force.
DLooMuNoroN, I'LL.
Special Diapatch TO Ihs Chicago Tribune.
DLooM1SoToN, ILL.,, Sept. 28.--Saturday in this
Me
matters. The banks still continue to pay only
part Of checks calling for large amounts. On
several of tho roads loading into thta city,
numbers of extra men arc being discharged, to
reduce expenses during those times OF Htrin-
Eoncy.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Sept. 28-The banks hero
Ihere ie no excitement whatever, and oyery-
body il eaay. Tho deposits wero arger il
amount yesterlay evening at tho closing than ut
tue opening in tie morning. It III thought no
pending.
(Tn the Aasociated Pressl
SPn1Nar1ELp, ILL.,. Sept: 25.-Our banks have
taken 10 action. but aro doing businoss Oh nHual
is easy. Deposits were larger III amount yoster-
day evening ut tho closing than at tho oVeuing
IN tho morning. 1t ia thought no bank horo
will entertain tho suggestion Of suspoudng.
IEoH1A, ILL.
PEORIA, Ill., Sept. 28.-Flnanoial matters in
tho all-absorbing topic OF conversation In bt1Bi-
nesa circles as we'll as social. All tho banks Of
ae,t the city, pnfi private as ,l vel as National
German 6avinga Bank, hayo partially
suspended that is thoy only pay small clecks.
Tho two latter pay all demands OF their dopon-
itors In full, proierring to pny tho curronoy to
certifying to the checks Of thoir tepoRitors.
This mornings National Democrat contained
tho following cara from Davis d Hogno, bans-
or6:
70 Our Customers:
No have continued to transact bsicER AZ usual
Our drafts aro honored In Chicago au New York. n,l
doposors' checks paid Mt the counters. Ask
Ing custouers to transact their business hereto
fore, We renain, vory respectfully,
DAVIS b uoSuE.
BUSINESS on Change yesterday nas light, yet
thore was much bettor feeling manifested thnn
the day previous, and moro business WAS trans-
acted. The ability Of Davis q Hoguo and tho
German Swings Bank to pay nil demands Inns
done much to quiet the nerves of those who
woro most tried, and will 60 fur toward hclping
our manufactures to 60 on with full force OF
worlimen, as before.
DENVER, COL.
Specfa. Dfspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
DENVER, COL, Sept. 28.--Tho banks all closed
In good condition yesterday. All Of them aro
vol supplied with currency.