, 1873-09-27

AN LIE " 1S01.
srH1NuF1ELD.
Special Df.pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD ILL.,, Sept 2g.-Thn financial situation
hero Ana been quiet run on tho banks al day, nj
though there has been appearance Of \ crowd or
rush anywhere. All demands wcre promptly met: and
by run 1t Is only meant to say that money Was paid
out at each Of tho banks for other than business pur
poses, Dopoats were made a. uaunl, and at Of
tho banka thcy greater than several days pro
ccdng, At tho closing hour, o'clock, the doors Of
The banking houses wore Shut and It ts safo to
say TINT aI Interested broathed frccr than al any
on all sidos It Will not DO strange il nun on Tho
Ganks begns II tho morning Ia earnest yet tonight
should come there is but one result to bo prodicted
of them hu what .s a6undant!y ablo to meet III lis
liabilities If It could reaze its assets. WhGthcr there
will bo any line Of policy adopted by the bank ocers
Is yet uncertain, though they hold meeting tonight
was held ii sr Oul1om's room 1t Tie Slate Nation
hnt dd no. agree upon course q action save so psy
M ~ 9 9a mo59 fsroH ~ should bo
The financial Rlsuat!on, especially In connection
With tho suspension Of tho banks hos been discussed
scc. 50 Of the bankrupt law, .whieh reads: :
..e,., "os who being banker, b1okoF, mershant.
os s5 s
not resumed payment Of his commercial papor With
In period Of fourteen days shall DO deemed to have
titiDn Of more Of his creditors whoro claims
months after the act Of bankruptcy. II Is thought
TINT this provision will add much To tho perposty Of
resamng i \ sali not hsppen within fourtecn aays,
evil disposed creditor creditors.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,
Special Df.,aateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, Sept. 26.-some excitement pre-
vailed hero last night and this morning tho nan-
cia situation, caused by tho sensational report4 Of the
Presidents was held. All wore represented except tho
First Hattouul It waH determined TO adopt tho
Same same rule 9t - other cities. md 70 pay
so IT, 6se Tbs pan as
pursued o:asy a e.sspt ths Frst National whi;h
DO so. Ali wss quiet during lie day. IN tie morn.
Ing number Of coal -niners and others drew their
depoaa from tho Eavingu department Of the Peoples
merehants hayo passed resolution Of confidence in
the hanks Of tho city. Thc1e is general feeling Of
confidence this eycu3ng.
La sALLE, III.
Speeial Dt*pa!ct to Tho Chtca9o Tribune.
LA8AL1E, ILL.,, Sept. 2G.-Operations in grain aro
groaty rcstrictod and business is generally under
doprcsaion owing to the financial news from Chicago.
Grain shippers here and a varioua points along tho
advance upon drafts upon Chicago consgnees and tho
financial news from all paris OF tho country tcns to
restrain our merchants from making their uauAl pur-
chaaee.
AURORA.
Special nf&rnteh TO 1hs Chicago Tribune.
AURORA ILL.,, Sept. 28.-As yet wo have experienced
no excitement in rcgurd TO- our money matters. AL
tho banks here arc perfectly good. Merchants and
checks are honofcd. Tho greatest confidence IL es-
pressed by citizens in regard to tho aoity aud
gooldtanding Of our banks.
Peoria, ILL.,, Sept. aa-:ta advised last night, tho
bankers bore met last evening, and agreed to stand by
for ahy considerable amounts. This scton Is looked
roo w o liz + ss oekap "a
shich business Is plncoI. Tho banks viii resume In
few days, "a soon a. moro currency Is received.
DANvILLK I'LL.
speeta, pt,Passa e 'hs c1isaae 1ttsuns, :,
pSsv1ilE 9 Ill., ssp .oIhe 2;s Exchange s Bsni of J.
refuse all checks them for large amouns nntil tho
panicky feeling subsidies. couple Of days will proba
lily make all things all right.
FOND pu Lao, WIS.
FOND so % st M sTSers :fSs s' rs 10 uoa-
s19as: The fsrasEs IL Ns.!hssa wisssa;n s3 @ a1s
wheat until good prlces ara offered.
GRAND nArlDs.
anAs1 Mis sspt ::ss sSNe sdsuresnee
whatoser hay yet appeared in mercantile naanaotur-
IT, s &c On the ss' dsposs
cscaaed yesterday and to-day. The only yaria-
on inf from enetSs s usual baass Shnf ss' oSaaae
Detroit and o.hor cities refused payment thus In
creasng tho postal moneyorder business. Since the
beginning of tho financial troubles in New York, the
en Their position The action of he Chicago associa-
COUNCIL. ALuFFs IOWA.
COUNCIL DLufps sopt ao.-Ftnauc,al matters
main quiet hero, although considerable interest Ia
"u %rsw
money from ono or two Of our banks to-day, but
our baks at tho closo Of business ills evening had on
hand nearly 600 more than when 1t opened Its doors
III thu urning md several oshcr arc ab!o
to boast Of corresponding degree Of pubno conh.
dencc. -...-..
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, brl. 2d-As yet neither the
hanks nor the people uye bcc Ut I'll alarmed with tho
financial crisl. In New yurk and other cities. Our
nka ars payng 81 aoiosH9rs q . wlateyo5 they aean
The Presidents Of tho Fort Wayne National, Nor
cln1,is' Natonn and Ftrst National uankB say they
will continue paying GO long as they hayc dollar. No
ono auwe tho lcust symptoms Of .neanilesB. Ieporta
from all parts Of tho country whether favorable
favorable do not change the condition Of aalH hero
II tho lcaat.
gt gs @a s &c Ssss Sss1 K III s; CT; arc hold
eI Thcss ii 10 general rush for money but steady
lomald. ......
LEAyENwonTu, KAH.
Srectal Dt.patch ta The Chicago Trf1uns.
LEAyENwonTn, Kan., Sept. 2s.-Tho following
hunks Of THIS city resolved to-ay to suspend payment
temporarily:
First National,
Second National,
Ieayenworth Savings,
Cl4rk Cor
Insley, Shire h Co.,
Newman l. uaycns.
II ia expected that the banks throughout tho State
will generally adopt this colrso measure Of pro-
teeion to themselves and depositors Good feeling
prevails among merchants, all seeming to appreciate
tho situation. The First al,d Second National are
Government dcpostsArics aud hold dupoaita amount
Ing to $500 000 Which are amply secured by bouds.
XTCIlIBON,
AroHr1os. Kan, Sept. ao-The banks Of this city