The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-27
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WxsH1Horok, D. G., Sep. q. 1873.
The closing Of the doors Of the
banks Of Jay Cooke 4 Co., and the
First Nstional Bank. in this city, on
Thursday last, is the severest blow
ever experienced in the financial cir
cles here. No sooner had the news
spread through the city that these
Banks Had suspended than 4 general
panic begun. Fortunately, however,
that IL did not happen in the morning, !
for had they have had whole day |
before them, under the excitement,
not : single bank in the city would
have escaped a run. As it was, the !
wealthiest banks, il was noticed. even
afforded their paying tsllers oil the
work they could do between the hours
Of 2and am. Before the next day
the nevupapeEs had educated the peop
pie up to the knowledge of the fact
that the banks suspended had but lit
tie, If any, connection with the others;
and the result is that there has been
no run on any of the banks except the
Freedman's Bank and the Washing
ton City Savings Bank. oh Dil'i S@ihe,
The Continental Hotel Company, Of
Washington, will be, when finished,
the largest hotel in the city. The
property owners Of East Washington
are subscribing literally to the stock.
The cost viii be 500, 900. a
We are reliably informed that pa
per asking the resignation of U. s.
Senator Carpenter is being circulated
among the members of Wisconsin Leg
islature for their signatures. It is to
be regretted that such course is
taken. Senator Carpenter is consid-
cred one Of the most brilliant me Of
the Senate. Next to Conkling Inc is
the finest orator, and his place, should
he resign, which is, not expected can
not be filled, xF,aI afT 0at4 yste
Nothing Secretary Richardson could
have done would have created such
kindly feelings toward him'by tn, peo-
pie than the announcement tn at he
would order the purchase of to i mil
lions worth Of Government bon ds..
Several Republican campaign peak
ems Of Virginia arrived here lags night
fresh from the field Of contest, They
represent that there is manifest
change in public feeling in f. vor of
the Republicans, and it is es. mated
that the State will be carried by them
BY At least tan thousand major :ty. $50
Our produce markets, rs our city is
fast filing mp, are becoming active,
aud for the benedt of your readers
fasnish you with list Of rets il prices:
| Meat-Pofter house, 25@ 3Oc.:: do.
/ (sirloin) 25c.; do. round, 3Oc.;a do.
/ roasting pieces, 20@25c.; do. cornsd,
1O@l63c.; pork, s12A@2Oc.; veal, ,16S
i 2c.; dried beef, 15@2Qc.; han.s, whole,
| 149l7c.; do. sliced, 25a28c.; shout
| def, whole, Toe; cut, Ice; sliced. 12lc.;
beef tongues, 60@9Oc.a eac,h; lard, IL
Fish--Rock, 35@4Oe. bus,ch; perch
40c. bnach; halibut, 20c. pound catfish,
| Dc, buncE Holsters, 15c. pound; sal
mon trout, 15c.. pound; sheephesd,
poaSd;; macIrel, 5OSSy5c. each: sal,
water taylors, 4Oc. bunch; salt waite,
front, 4Oe.; do. spots, 4Oc., do. crabs
Game-sDacks, blue wing, q pair
snipe, DC. each; ployer, &c. each; or.
tolan, 81 dozen; reed birds, 15c. dozen
black birds, 4Oc. dog.
Vegetables Potatoes, Irish, 4Oc
per peck: sweet, 40c. peck; onions, zoe
GU peck; lima beans, 2N025c. at.
cabbage, k91Oc. head; tom toes, 4Oc
peek beets, 4@5e. bunch; cymlins
81 " dog. cucambers, 15c. aox.; corn
Il l0G1Oc. dozen. -. 4.
Fruits - Apples, eating, 4o95oc
!; pick; do. green, 30c; lemon 5, 3O@6Oc
DOT; pears, Oc@$l peek; watermel
; ons, 15@3Oc. each; cantelol ,es, lO(926c.
peaches, 76@91 peck; quin. les, 75c. @$
B peck; GRADS, 10c. pound. - -
'l. Poultry-Chickens, 5Oc.@sl pair
] ducks, 75c@N pair. -,
Charles Bradlaugh, w!ao has jus
arrived in this country to fill the rol
] Of public lecturer, represents the ex
treme section of English revolution
lists in politics and religion. Thougl
but forty years of age, be has alread
conquered strong position in tn
public notice of the En- opean world
He hopes to see rcaliz I'd his darlin
{ ideal Of an English rep. bile. In thi
4 all true Americans synlpathixe wit
: him. go
: Among the eventslali.ies Of the pre-
tposed reaction in France in favor Z
monarchy, general war in Europe
looming up. The u unit of Chamber
has committed himself very irrequi,
ocally to the ultram ontane scheme
for the restoration Of the Pope to HI
: temporal powers, which involves, nee
essarily, Of . war with Italy. TIL
5 has caused the peninsul sr goyernmer
q to draw nearer to Germany. Victe
O Emanuel has received warm invit:
n tions to extend his visit to the Vienr
/ Exposition to. a trip to Berlin. B,
g this threatening demo nstration b:
q already weakened the hands Of IL
q Legitimate, and they find the Orleal
{ lists element rising. Without the con
s merce Of the Bonapartists, the m,
! michical party will fail of q majority
! the Assembly. Hence their hopes
i q reaction are not go brilliant as SON
: time ago. ai.i s6-