Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-01

though It baS the effect to depress plces VI
grain. and caused quite feeling on change.
There has been no further trouble whh any
other bank, the Germans going through LILO
Clearing House without trouble.
Ohio ssate Board OF Agrieuasure
81 swamped.
COLUMBUS, Sept. 30.-The fsilnra Of the
First National Bank Of Mansfield, 0nio, ID
q very unfortunate affair, as the funds OF
the Ohio State Board of AgricuIture, the
proceeds of the recent Fair, were deEosltea
with this bank. At the close of the Falr
something near $4,000 was depositq Dy
ihe Treasurer, but drafts on the funds hso
reduced it to about $15, 900 at the tine the
bank suspended. "A meeting of the State
Board has been called for Thnrsdsy, 70
consider their financial condition.
One Set of Asoaopoiists Endessing
AnOthe7.
HARRIsBURG, PA, Sept. 30.--The tnan-
ufacturers here have adopted resolutions
approving the action of The banks in pre-
venting . drain of currency, as condueipg 70
their best interests aswell as the int@ests
of the public at large.
Kind Providence.
PROVIDENCE, Sept. SO.-An adjourned
meeting of the Providence banks adopted
the report of COMMITTEES recommending q
liberal policy on the part OF the Danks to-
wards each other and customers; that sscn
should request its depositofs TO draw cnscSs
payable through the Clearing Houses sno
should certify checks payable threugh tne
Clearing House; that deposits made IN the
banks in currency be paid out to such de-
positors in currency, and that deposits made
in certified checks be paid in kind. The
Providence banks are in a generally SOUND
and strong condition.
PhiladeIphia-Clar q Co.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30-A meeting OF
the creditors of E. w. CLARK q 20. was
held to-day, and statement made as iol-
lows: Liabilities secured, Sl,O42,o26; ns-
bilities unsecured, Sl,04l, l,49O; total, 81,
O84,O24; assets including stocks, bonds,
losns, bills receivable, and other securities
and real estate, $2,044 ,235, leaving sur
plus Of $3S0,311. m ysra
The Primal Cause OF all cur woes.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.-A dispatch
from Tacoma says work on the Northern
Pacific Railroad has not suspended. IL Is
expected that the cars will be running to
Tacoma this autumn.
New Orleans Toning Down.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. t0.-Gold nomi-
nal, 113n1I31. Currency opened at 8 per
cent premium for certified checks, and the
tendency downward throughout, closing at
4, with some sales at less. Sterling is nom
insl; bills OF lading and clear are 1l40ll5;
bank I166117. The money market Is
more cheerful.
Cincinnati Disconcerted by Chicago
CINCINNATI, Sept. 30.-There has been
no very particular change in the situation oi
financial affairs here oday. The opening
of the New York Stock Exchange was
looked to with q great deal OF interest ano
the work of the day has been received WIFE
much favor. This, however, has been some
what counterscted by the unfsVorable turr
aIfiirs took in Chicago. 1t is true that no'
a few persons have feared the result an
nounced with reference to tae Union Ma
tional at Chicago, but the main body o.
business men were not prepared for another
change so coon. The consequence was ths
the news took ont considerable OF the re
neWed spirit which was manifested In the
general markets early in the day.
More orders for provisions were here to
day probably than for a number Of days
and more has been done in jobbing way
bat there is but little disposition 10 do muci
until the improvement generally shall be
come more clearly defined. With the bank
and at tire Clearing House matters hav
been proceeding about the same as they di'
yesterday. Those interested, report every
thing in connection with the Clearin
House as working in manner entirely BAL
isfactory. #.
Charleston all Right.
CHARLESTON, Sept 30.-There is al in
proved feeling in money circles here. III
National Banks and Union Bank pay Gu
rency as usnal and deposits continue larat
than disbursements. Three-fourths of Il
cotton sales today were for greenbacks il
stead Of exclusively for checks as had bee
the case since the crisis commenced.