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ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL NEWS.
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 20. Tho German banks
soYen In number, which closed tlloir tloors on
saturday niorn,.lg, mado application fur NOM
befH!ip III tho Clearing House to-cny, md wore
received. Two other banltB wore admitted,
making twenty-ono in NIL
OF currency Today, ari
,., atEnolfANIs ARE oEHERAI1y SATISFIED
with tho certiiicd-cfeck bRsiB. Manufacturers
amntioipnted ~ inoonyonionco gottng funds to pay
themselves to look after their interests as far as
possible. nj y Is gonorally bolioyod that tho
pressure will bo Of ullort duration.
C1No1NNAT1, O.. sopt. 2o.-Ihero llaa boon a
woll-deiined Improvement hero to-dny In tho
foeling with rcferonco to tho financial disturb
apccH OF tho country.
THE Days WORK
Will tho banks las beon tho most eatfefnotorv
ono sinco tho commencement Of tho trouble,
Doposita Of currency in d number Of tho bauks
hayo been quite equal to tho demand upon them.
Cd, and In somo Instances now paror llas boon
discounted. Another nottceabfo foatnro has
been tho disposition Of private parties, WHO
have boom in the hnhit OF allowing thoir money
shown disposition to do anything, to mako in
quiry Of tho street lenders as to torms upon
which money can bo placod.
IN THE GENERAL MARKETS
better feeling, too, was manifest, still but little
Inns yet been dine to romove The deadlock into
which mattorB have fallen. Orders aro hore
specially for provisions, but there B very little
disposition to movo uudor existing oircun-
stanceH. Holders Of stocks are gonorally firm,
hoping that something may aoon transpiro to
not
TIE WHEELS OF COMMERCE
In motion, and when this ia dono n lively trade
is anticipated. William Ernst, President Of tie
Northern Bank Of kontucky. at Covtngton, pub
lishoa communication Tomorrow In tho Com
nercinl, In which lo Rnys that the remedy for
our troubles is with tho banks, and that
bold, decisive, prompt action by them will DO m
efficaeioua and Immediate romody: Ho says.
s'lot tho Now York banks fix dollnito time, naY
tho b10th Of October, whom they will resume
currency payments, conditional upon like action
IN tho principal cities Of tho country, then lot
tho banks outside OF New York promptly re-
spond, pedging hearty corporation and rosump-
tion on tho snmc day. Confidence" llo adds,
twill bo quickly rostored.' That being ac-
oompliahed, currency will again circulate freely,
work can BY accomplished in tits way, and no
other.
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MILWAUKEE.

49, Special Dispatch to The ch,cuqo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Sept, 29,-Tha foeling in local
finances today In vastly improved. Under tho
influence OF favorable New York reports, and The
opening Of suspended Chicago hanka, thoro aro
no Suspensions here, and ". i. Oantee will prob
ably bo all right again in q fow days. Tho pro-
mont, and wboat advanced Ito conts.s Tho
Chamber OF Commerce met this morning, mud
adjourned until Tomorrow, but permitted NOM
bers to trado again, mud fair business was dono.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 29.-Tho Chamber Of Com
morce met this morning but nd djourued until to-
morrow noon, under tho following resolution !,
Rtsolred, That this Donrd stand adjourned, 1,ndor
tho existing resolutions. until TucEay uoon aopt. 30
provided Tint thia further journmcllt aal1 not pre-
Committee recommends TINT parties having tratles In
options sha1l arrange between themselves for settle
met continuance Of contrncts Until tho property
can DO paid for,
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Special DlspafcE to 1Hs CA7caqo Tribune.
WENoNA, ILL.,, Sept. 29.-Tho Union Fair bo-
gan at this place to-day. In the morning. tho
IN nicely before uoon. land-ofllce business
has beon dono this afternoon. Over ono hum
dred entries Of Thoroughbred shost-horn cattle
have boon NUDE moro than double TINT Of two
former exhibitions and tho number of hogs,
sheen, and horses would bo credit to any fair.
PartieH who were present at tho State Fair say
that they can challenge the whole State On the
Bhow of shors-hornB already hero, and the end Ia
not yet. Moro outrios will bo mndo tomorrow.
handiworE M Of M tho + patrous n and Ills department
will be much admired.
Excellent music will be furnished by Smiths
Ladiea Band.
, 1873-09-30

Sotcial Diapalch to Tho Chfcaqo Tribune.
DAyESroRr, 1a., Sept. 29.--At tho several
banking.houses in tho city, to-day, business has
been progressing very quietly. There aro 10
longer ANY signs OF uncasineBs among deposit
It is the general opinion tint within ono wcek
from this, their date Of suspension, onr banks
will resume full payment. but the policy Of linn
iting checks will bo adhered to strictly for Hey-
eral days yot 1t IL said. privately that tue First
tho Davenport National ia hard up for ready
cash, and draws funds from the First
National. Our savings bnnka hayo
boon doing businos IS to-day just aa they wore
six months ago. There have beon heavy
deposits, and noticoa giyou Of intention to draw
out money have baen cancelled. Tho grain and
stock markets aro still very dull, although
prices aro rapidly coming up, Tho only impor-
taut shipment made to-day was 5000 bushels Of
barley to Fort Madison.
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collecting. A.. tux, ro4uirod to bo general
mud honest, loviod to discriminate against par~
toular county, may bo difficult to COLLECT. It ls
just that Kind Of tax which people will novor
voluntarily pay, nor pay until NIL logal
remedies nro exhausted. The Donrd Of Equal.
tzation may, therefore, lud TINT thoy aso but lay
Ing up trouble for tho futuro; and whom that
trouble doos occur, when tho State will 10 loft
without revenue, it is Just possible that m out
ragod public sentiment will demand tho abolition
Of tho Donrd, and tho rotiromont into obHourlty
Of tho sclf constituted agonts Of the holders Of
railroad.ail bonds.
, 1873-09-30

Yesterday most OF spcculatorB appeared on
the streets offering to buy tho books Of savings
bank dcpositors. Before shaving any largo
number, however, they thought it would be
good plan to investigate tlo particular process
by which tho funds would be drawn out. The
business wnH brought to d sudden termination
by the discovery tint the banks, whom thoy havo
entered up the sixty-day notice on their books,
pay the money only to tho person giving the
notice. This wiso regulation destroys tho spocu-
lative value Of every book on tho street, since
the purchaser haR no means Of knowing whether
tho notice has been given or not. It also pro-
tccts the depoators against the impositiona Of
tho sharAB.
, 1873-09-30
FAIRS.


specia, D'spatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Sept. 2o.-The first day of the
Northern State Fair opened auspiclous1y. The
number Of entrieB thus far oxceed 1900, and
now ones arriving constantly. Tho Hon. A. NJ.
skoels, Of Ripon, President Of the Fair Assoela-
since, and to-lay tho Executive Committee
elected tho Hon. J. n. Smith, OF Green Bay,
President, pro tenn. Ono day mora rolnainR for
ontrieB, which will undoubtedly exceed in NUM-
bor those Of any previous exhibition. Ono Of
tho best features Of tho fair will be grand pic
nic by the Patrons Of HuBba,,lry Oh Thursday.
Grangoa will bo present from every part Of tho
State.
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Tho Rtato Board Of Equalization is ombar
rassed with rioheH. It has determined upon
taxing tho railroads on valuation OF $3.50, ,000,-
900 tho lands in Cook County at ESQ, 900, 900;
tue town lots In Chlcago at sl4o, ,000, 900; aud
the personal and incorporated property Of Chi
cago at s100000,000. It now finds that 1t has
got more property in Chicago than Ia neclod,
and how to got lid Of somo OF 1t Ii porploxing
<nestton. The Board may 80 on and mako the
valuation Of property In Cook County what
It 1doases. II may tax this city aud
county excessively, and let tho rest Of
tAe State 90 free; but assessing " not
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by putting this money into circulation that 1t
n,ay 10 used In trade, and especially In the pay
mont Of wagos and tho continuance Of
industrial occupation. When notos cannot bo
paid In full, they 10 oxtonlod for tho unpaid
portion; but tloro eau bo no conndencefn banks
until tho ator by tho collection Of thoir aBBets,
can pay to every dopositor what ho may tlonlnnd,
and can invite now doposita by m ASSURANCE
TINT what mon put In tho bank ono day they can
get out agatn when thoy need it to meet their
own liabilities.
"Should such a courao DO. puraucd," con-
tinuoB tho President, "tl,e s44,0o0.000 Of re-
aorvo will DO considered as money in tho Treaa-
ury to moet tho demands Of public necessity"
Tho Troasary bcing baro Of funds, nnd hnving
100000 Of liabilities falling duo botwoon
now and January, and greatly-impairod row.
onue, will il the ban1ls adopt liboral policy
to tho merchants and commence discounting
fresh paper, pay out this Oh, 100000 to moot
it's current expenBcal The most imporious
"domands" OF public necessity ut Washing
ton will bo tho demands Of back-pay
and forward-pay congressmon, thoso Of
tho President himself for an increased aalary,
aud tho general oxpo1lBos Of tho machine. Tho
public havo already "diacountod !" tho e44 ,000,-
600 in thoir calculations, knowing porfeotly vol
that 1t would bo paid out whothor tho banla
adopted liberal policy or not. To tell Mr..
Olaain and Mr.. Anthony TINT tho ono thing
would DO made contingent upon tho othor, must
have provoked smilo evon in tho midst Of
+1,afr ma rffeu1ar rriafn
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UfHNfIMG StfEI lEAUfMR YV&1h 05FNnf
Vtotpnco In Observation-Disclosures so~
Aid ia tt,c 1,curtc ~ tn,n 1I....sa
statcs..T,,c ntsrnso -, ra,,.,,,.:na
o1outvon,n..' 49," 3'A sA1u
NJ $500. 1A m n
,;ai. Tsw oN1EnSs, neps' Av;-lhe 1'sGaD4no spe-
t,a,,a uaa .'9 o.ullnhl anu bryan, ie1', report
ka'GS a, ai' ttn sne applghonHon o. 1o4er, "h3oh
no,,nca Il vo1,ow fouor trher T., anSsoaans pro,
Gsvcrt anI ny hhefo 1s nn exodus from
tn" on an a sos points, Calvert s auasan-
' suurrrnanT ~ rat p.1'T' F., u..t IN 49,;
four days aeyorai IT H. 1v~msn, zoa. i soa iaai
uaof,i c;t,vanu ~ n,,aa auu nnust promlnont anu
tin,a to thn oniacmio ii1mopors 1ap naVe ianoh Vo-
faarfl,v th;ni,oi NH 10 toPu1as'on nas ueen
We M ianncr Inv, X fynere,a nskneag ana death.
foi1owod hv n3,o or t,ro aorria na lua noaIaos,
tbc atrocia lila enctinys %tisos' oasn ,5in1oagh
, 1873-09-30

BALr LAKE, Sept. 29.-The financial situation
Ia groatiy improved. The pane fooling has ap-
pareutly completely subsidized. A few certificates
from mining companies, and some accounts, were
preseuted and pald by the banks aud banking
houses, and bankers are perfectly confident Of
Bank, which suspended on Saturday, iastrength-
ening it's resources, and will undoubtedly resume
in fow days.
Tho National Bank Examiner, N. ?. Lang
ford, s here, examining tho affairs OF tho banks
II. WalBworth hua become the agent OF Wells,
Fargo l. Co.
TGo tghtness in the money market ID likely to
cripple the business in bullion aud ores for
few weeks, compelling the suspension Of tho
Bme1ters.
, 1873-09-30
TIE PRESIDENTS REMEDY,

Tho President has written letter Of advice
on financial matters to MesBra. Il. D. Clnf]in and
Charles Anthony. His understanding Of what
constitutes tho embarrassment Of the day, and
Of what ia tho proper remedial and auevi-
ating process, il peculiar, to soy tho
least. Tho PreHidont asserts that con-
fdence on tho part Of the people Is the
first thing needed, aud TINT, TO establish this
confidence, tho Government is willing to take
I'LL legal measures at its command. But he
dooa not think tho efforts Of the Government
can avail without the corporation Of tho banks
and moneyed corporations. He then gravely in
forms Messrs. Clatlin md Anthony "That, with
the s14, 100000 already paid out in the purchase
Of Government indebtedness. and the withdrawal
Of their largo deposits in the Treasury, the banka
are now strong enough to adopt liberal policy
on their part, and, by general system Of dis
counts, to sustain tho buBinoss interests Of the
country"
The trouble with the banks is that they have
discounted to the extreme llmitof their means i.
they arc staggering under load Of discounted
papor which il got to fall due, aud from which
they may or may not collect tho money
duo to their depoalsors. Tho whole avail
able means Of tho bauks aud Of their
dopositors Aayo bceu advanced on discounts.
The 914.o0o, QUO paid out for tho purchase OF
bonds have relieved, to an impercepsible extent
only, tho banks Of discount. Their money was
not in bonds, but IN commercial paper, which,
not being duo, is neither convertible nor paya-
bio. The old saying, that "A hair OF tho same
dog is good for the bite" may have aug
gested to tho President that tho banks al
ready staggering under tue expansion Of
tho credit system might obtain rolof by a
still further expansion Of credit, but
however proper the troatmont may bo
IN cases Of dog-bitea, 1t Ia not applicable to the
caso OF discounted papor. WAat the banks need
is tho repayment to them Of tho money already
loaned out. When discounted note Ia paid,
tho money can 10 turned oyer to dopoaitor, who
in turn pays somebody olao, and thus rapidly q
| very small proportion Of liberated currency will
| settle vast amount OF indebtedness to and from
tho banks Whon this process has fairly begun,
that confidence which the President 90 truly rop-
| stored. Just at this moment the conf.
Ounce TINT ia lacking In not 80 much In the
banks al in tho probable payment OF tho paper
already discounted by thom. Tho advice Of tho
President Is, that they pile moro upon tho e1lst-
ing mass that they uso tho money Of tho do.
postors still In their vaults to increase tho ag.
gregato Of their discounts, mud tl,oreby noroaHe
/! tho volume Of mercantile paper, the carly pny-
| mopt OF which tho public want confidence in
| 10 ordinary comprehension Itwould soem that tue
| banks can boat secure the compliance by oonyer.
sion Of thelr ezlatlug discounts into money, and
, 1873-09-30

The ownor OF tho llouao aud lot No. 653 Dear
born street offered It throe weoka ago tor 3,700
and yesterday purchaser paid him that amount
In currency, which shows that roal estate Ia not
absolutely Inactive, aud that 1t maintaina its
equilibrium. even II thore is q panic.
Tho heavy gust OF wind from, tho southwest,
OIL Sunday aitorubon, blow down aud completely
demolished large ico-houao at No. 75 Hickory
stroot The damage is 9bout q COG: The
time.
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continue. Evory approach to tho equalization
Of valnoa Ia an important stop toward tho ro-
sumption OF arocio payment. II, with the In
eronae Of gold In tho land, tho contraction of
grconbaoks continues, it may DO possible tint
gold will bo accepted as currency, aud, In TINT
Loga-Tondor net. If tho presontpa ahall lead
to this result, wo sl,n11 not have suffered In
ynin.
, 1873-09-30

.Lou1syn1IE, Ky., Sept. 2o.-,Norton, charged
tomorrow. Representatives from tho banking
houBo Of Morgan Il Sons, Now York. whose kig-
nature waa forged, have tolographed that thay
will arrive tonight. Norton'b confederate, who
drosaod ind looked like him, is now known to
have gone to Madison, Ind, stayed all night ut
lotol there. aud got of oarly III the morning.
Tie ia beloved to hayo Escaped North through
Indiana. lie registered hiH namo as Samuel
Gates, Columbus, Ind, at Madison. No clue tfI
his whereabouts as yet.
, 1873-09-30

Special Dtspatch 70 Tic Chicaqa tribune
Huntortown. Ind, row days since, Miss Long,
adaughtor OF David Long, a farmer. was br,ltally
outraged by two men. They came to tho horao
whosho was nlono and aslscd form drink of water,
and then, undor throats Of taking hor life. and
hor person, one Of them Watching while the
other performed tho llellish act. Both villains
thon loft leaving tho girl nearly dead. Tho cona-
munitY is thoroughly aroused, and if tho villains
arc captured, the noigllbors swcar they will hang
them to tho nearest tree, without Judge or jury
Tho girl saya abe iH ablo to identity tlloln.
, 1873-09-30
LEAVENWORTH.

LEAyESwoRrH, Kan., Sept. 20.-Tllere ia much
Indignation among Stockholders and dopoBitors
Of The First National Bunk hore, IN consequence
Of tho Vice President ordering tho bank to Bus-
pond, and at tho eamo time drawing from tho
bank nearly s100, 900 In currency to sustain tho
credit Of Scott l. Co., baukers of which firm
Vico-Preaidout LYMAN Scott is partner. The
tnSy nan1 an 5s eba TO-
meet all demands. Other bankers here are pay
ipg olecks In limited BnnlB.
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Arrest OF nh Alleged Chicago Nlur4,
Il

ERIE, Pa,, Sept. 29.-Jorry Casl1man. aliae
Frank h1cCarthy, sailor, waa arrested here to-
night, for the murder Of Pat Quinn on board the
propeller Gordon Campbell, at Chicago, Oil Sun
day night, the 2lst inst. Cash,na1. confessos
to striking the fatal blow, but says Quinn
was l,is friend, and TINT llo struck him by
mistake. Cashnar got away to Milwaukee, chip
ped aboard tho propeller AMMO Young, and came
hero. but leit l.or md was h,l nearly nll day in
tho hold Of tho schoonor Jossie Copger.
, 1873-09-30

LOWELL, Mass, Sept. 2o.-Iho bank officials
OF this city, at meeting to-tlay, decided to fol-
low substantially tho action Of the baulsB in 9TH
OF cities IN regard to currency payments. Aul-
pie provision has been made to meet tho corpo-
ration pay-rolls due for tho present month,
amounting to s200, 900. There has been no III.
dicat!on Of alarm by sayingH-bank doposltors
here,
, 1873-09-30

Yesterday evening tho Mayor vetoed tho ordi-
uance providing for the election Of q Tax-Com-
missioner BY tho Council on the ground Of the
i11egality Of selecting that officer in that way.
Tho ordinance failed to paBH over tho veto, and
consequently there will bo no Tax-Commissioner
for this city, and tho work of equalizing tho as
sessmonts for 1873 will devolye upon the Mayor,
CITY Ctork md City ABscHaor,
, 1873-09-30
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Dosrov, Sept. 20.-Arriyed- Steamer Atlas
from Liverpool.
L1vEnpooL Sept. a9.-steamBhips Westphsla
and Virginia from New York, and Caspian from
Quebec, arrived out. ,,
NEW YonK, Sept. 29.-Awiyed-s -sseamaaip
Minnesota, from Liverpool.
, 1873-09-30

Tuesday Morning, September 80, 1873.

Three suits havo been begun by the United
States Government agairst defaultng Collector
Hnrpor and his suretics on tho three bonds filed
By them when he took offico Tho SUM claimed
iu each suit ia 100000.
, 1873-09-30
FORElCN..
The Spanish Insurgent Iron-Clads
Retire Disabled from
Alicante.
Eight Persons Killed in the City Dur
ing the Bombardment.
SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept. 29.-1'ho insurgent frigatob
Nunnncia and Afondoz Ninoz havo loft A1leanto
for Cartagonn. Tho Commander Of tho Numan-
during tho bombardmont of Alicante on satur-
day. It Ia generally believed tllat tho failure Of
tho insusgonts to capture Alicante will cauHe tho
immediate surrender Of Cartagona, thus ending
tho 1ntranBigonto insurrecsion.
MADnrD, Sept. 29.-rho town OF Derga, which
ut ono time was in danger Of falling iuio tho
hands Of tho CarliBtg, hRB boen reinforced eud
supplied with provisions and ammunition.
Tho Carlists in tho North lave recently met
and Generalization arc spreading in their ranks.
It ie reported TINT tho famous Chiof, Boballes.
has beon deprived Of bis command, and that
Gems: Tristany and h1irot have resigned.
:, In tho meantime, tho enthusiasm for tho ME
incos. Eight porHonB woro killed in Alicante
during tho bombardmont. The police hayo
closed tho gambling houses In Madrid.
, 1873-09-30

1EnMs OF Runsontrr1oH tpAYAniE m Advanced.
Daily, by n,all.....S 1n a.n3,a.y..
rurta Of yoar at tho satnc rato.
tn proyont tloay and Mistakes ho euro and Gi7o Post
on CO address III full, including Stato md County.
iscittauces ay 10 made either By draft, express. Post
Ofico eldcr, Of III rcgtstcrod letsots. At rsk.
TEnMB TO UfrY RunHCnlnENB.
DAILY, olyorod. Sunday o1ccpteu a5 cents per voeh.
Daily nollsotod. Buniay included. ~ cuns por week.
Address TIN TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Cornor Madison aud Dea1bosn-sta.. Chicago, Ill.
, 1873-09-30

CLEVELAND, O., Sept, 20-The Northern Ohio
Fair Association opened ita fourth annual meet
ing to-dny. Notwithstanding tho rainy aud dis
ugrocable woathor, this meeting promises to be
tho most successful ono yet hold. Entrios are
far In exceBs Of those Of former fatrB, ind tho
exhibition In eyory department is unusually
good
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HEn01SM REWARDED.

HALIFAX, Sept 29-Tho Dominion Govern
mont Aayo forwarded a gold watch md 5000 to
tho Roy. Mr.. Anoiont III acknowledgment Of his
gallant Conduct towards the passengers and
crow of tho Inflated stoamor Atlantic.
, 1873-09-30
THE SITUATION,

THO day oponed brightly in. financial and
business circles hers yesterday. Tile 1argo In
tlux of currency on Saturday and Sunday caused
m active market for gratn, md tho price Of
wheat advanced to conta per buHhel. Corn
advanced contB, and oatB IL cent. Thoro rms
no peroeptible run on any Of tho banks, but
there was heavy drain on tho Union National,
which decided tho Directors Of TINT institution,
at 1ato hour last night, to give up the fight and
60 into liquidation. Except this untoward cir
cumstanco, the day was altogether tho most
cheering that Chicago has aeen since tho incon-
diary and false announcement was mado last
week that all her banks had resolved to close
their plnccB. Tho receipts Of currency by ex-
press last night footed up as follows:
American Exprcss. oo
Alame Express. o0Uoon
United States Express. a...............-".. 100000
Total. ota1........................... 1000, 1000
About oro-half Of this was consigned to the
banks, aud the other half to private parties. Tho
express companies expect an equally lnrgo Sum
to-day.
Tho effect Of these largo receipts Of currency
waR not only visible in tho streets and tho har-
bor and on the Board Of Trade, but in tile coun-
try also, from which returns arc a1roady being
received in tho form Of romittancoa to our
Wholesale merchants. Tho country banks all
report themselves right side up. Wo wish to i'm
press again upon tho public tho fact that the Weat
holds tho property which will command tho cir
culnting medium Of tho world, whether 1t be
groenbaoks, gold, wampum, or coon-skina that
this circulating medium is coming in steady
etrcarn, aud That until Europe and Canada and
tho Eastern statos aro supplied with food
1t must continue to flow. AL TINT is
necessary to do is to steady ourselves with this
fact, and 20 about our business. Prices viii
have to como down. Mon will have to soil their
services for less wages nominally, but there ia
every reason to believe TINT wo shall CO.
cape tho fatal effects Of financial
reyulsion. II the prosont panic had
started earlier In tic yoar, before tho crops
began to move, tho caso would have been dif-
ferent. Whatever may be tho purport Of tho
emergency that has come,-whother it be .
mGT6 hurry Ut u btuulu0 CEls4b,-!k Aab Eouo 6t
the very time when we could stand up against
1t best.
Our dispatches from Philadelphia announce
tho failure Of Benjamin Bullooks Sons, wool
dealers, Us o consequence Of tho failure Of tue
Glenham Manufacturing Company, Of Dutchoss
County, N. Y; also the failure Of two factories
[buaiuoss not stately in KonRington. Disston i
Co., saw manufacturers, Of Philadelphia, hayo
reduced their works to two-thirds timo. From
Boston it is reported that tho altman and How
ard Watch Companies have boen compelled to
discharge largenumber OF their workmon, from
inability to get currency to pay their wages. A
large dry-goods house in Now York bus
offered to discount per cont per month from
tho maturing paper Of thoir customers, for im-
mediate payment.
Our Washington dispatches state that Senator
Morton Thinks an extra session OF Congress
should bo called forthwith.
-v- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rr,ry,v,r
, 1873-09-30

ALTON, Ill.,, Sept. 2o.-on Saturday tho body
Of . young man was found floating in tho river
at st. Louis, which was yesterday identified as
that of hlr. Preston Stanford, OF this city, Ron
Of tlo lato Judge Stanford. From maTkR Of
violence on bis porson no had evidently boon
murdered aud thrown into tho riyor. The af1air
haa e3olto4 much commont.
, 1873-09-30
PATTERSON. N. r.

PATERSON, N. j., Sept. 2o.-owing to tho diff.
Guilty in getting nonoy. tho Grant Locomotive
Works will discharge ITS mon to-day, and tho
Danforth Works about 100 moro.
, 1873-09-30
CONCORD. N. II.

city have adopted tho course taken by banks in
otler places, aud will pay currency only iu small
amounts for the accommodation Of local busi-
neas. There IL uo apprehension Of serious em-
barraasmont.