The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-10-04

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luCnlnNp, Va. September 2G.-'Ihc
Trodcgnr iron works discharged about
sly hundred mcu engaged In car build
ing.
Nrw YoRT, September 20, The Sun
says Adams Express Company has
carried daily to the interior 5 ,jOO,Wb
The United States Express Company
llas been carrying out about SJOO,OOO
daily.
Twcnty-four hours notice is to bc
given before the Stock Exchange
opens
The situation ON Wall street this
morning presented no new features.
business generally continues in II state
of suspense.
Foreign exchange has been reduced
nv bankers to 5BMGa for long ana short
sterling. Gold has been strong, with
more activity, and sales were made nj
1928. Money lM4 commission.
Several parties are short of gold, and
refuse to pay per cent. -,
NASHVILLE, September T.-lhc
banks have suspended currency pay
ments upon checks of over two hundred
dollars. The Board of Trade approves
this action.
ATLANTA, Ga, September W.-At a
meeting of the business men it was
resolved to assist the banks by free tie
posts and light drafts.
SAVANNAH, Ga, September 2G.-ln
accordance with resolution of the
Chamber of Commerce, the banks are
certifying checks, but Withholding
currency.
CHARLESTON, S. c., September 60
The PEOPLES bank of South Carolina,
Peoples Saving bank and South Caro-
lima Loan and Building bank have sus-
pended currency payments The Ma
tional banks and other state banks pay
as usual.
CHICAGO, September 2G.--Fivc Ma
tional banks bavc suspended.
LONDON, 1 p. NJ, September H.
American securities. There was Il
large business, with wide fluctuations
and much uneasiness.
WASHINGTON, September W.-lhe
Star SAYS that President Grant has ap-
pointed Jay Cooke, Mccullough d Co.,
of London, financial agents for the
Postollce and State deDartmcnts vice
Clewes, Havick go.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2G--Al6rn-
ing papers contain certificate from DIS.
Holcombc, Benniss, Holt, Bychom,
Wood, J. w. and j. y. Scott, Dennis,
Crocour, Austin, Stille, II. and $. NJ.
Angel, and Bailey, some of the oldest
and most prominent physicians OF this
city, showing that mt this time they
have not n single case Of yellow fever
under treatment, that the Sanitary
condition of the city is excellent, and
that strangers can visit New Orleans
with perfect safety. 1t is believed here
that all the guarantees against this
city, having been established upon en-
aggcrated reports, will soon be sls-
pended.
PARIS, September 26.-Jean Chale-
more, the French astronomer, is dead.
MADRID, September 2G.-Neiniorce-
ments for the Spanish army will he
forwarded by steamer from Cadiz next
week.
The discussions among the Carlists
continue. Don Carlos has ordered
General Sevalo to present himself at
headquarters to answer a charge odds
obedience of orders.
NEW YORK, Sep. 27.--l'he day closed
with an improved feeling. The de-
cision to open the Stock Exchange on
Wednesday, started stocks on the
streets in less than five minutes. Ster-
ling closed at 4M4} prime. Bankers 2
(G3 for commercial for sixty days. No
established rates for call loans.
Gold ID $40.
WASHINGTON, September 2I.--The !
Secretary Of the Treasury will not for
the present issue the programme for
the sale of gold and the purchase of
bonds.
The bank presidents at meeting
tonight, resolved to adopt the New
York plan. G. w. Riggs, n banker,
refused to ioin in the movement.
MATAMoRAs, September 27.-The
Vos Publico, of this city states that
an armed party of United States sol
diers crossed from Texas into Mexico
about forty miles above this city, FIR
what purpose is unknown and calls
on the authorities to investigate the
matter and warns the McXicans that
such expeditions are premeditatcdl
and urges them to he on the alert
to repel such invasions when an oc-
casion may occur. In consequence of
the apprehended revolution in Mon
tercy, the annual fair which should
take place in that city this month
and which has heretofore been an
event of some Importance, has been
abandoned.
MADRID, September 27.--Yelverton
has surrendered the Spanish vessels |
seized by him to the Spanish govern
ment.
WASHINGTON, September 27.-Since
the positive policy Of the government
l. announced that nothing more could
/ done for the relief of the finances,
lo -. {, seems disposed to pay for dis
Iatcl.S of advice to the Secretary of
Tie !,asury.
\ competitive examination for re-
I, .v,I, If crippled National Banks is
!. .out,d. They are lucrative places.
Government drafts on -Clewes,
Hnvick & Co., will be honored by
Cooke, McCulloch & Co. Beyond this
no change has been made III the Lon
don government agency.
Rufus bank is in the hands Of receiv-
er. Two thousand depositors, aggregat-
ing three quarters of a million. This is
the Washington City Savings Bank.
Many employees of factories are inter-
ested.
HAMILTON, ONT, Sep. 27.--Bishop
Norrell is dead.
PITTsBURG, Sep. 81 Colonel J. H.
Stoddart, postmaster, is charged with
defalcation. He was bailed in sixty
thousand dollars.
SHREVEPORT, Sept. 27.-There were
three interments yesterday; only one
colored.
MEMPHIS, Sep. 27.-Nineteen yellow
fever interments to-day.
New York, Sep. PA cholera
death is reported on the Vile Du
Havre, ON the sixth day out from
Havre.
The Brunswick N. j. State Bank
has suspended indefinitely. The Di-
rectors, after examining, find it impos-
sible to go on. The police are after
the cashier and bookkeeper. The