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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-02-03
DUNKIRK, WARREN AND
RIpTSBURG RAILWAY:
Time Table takes effect Nov. 8, 'S72.
anurIIYARn,


station for jamestown, N. Y, and connection
with A. 4 G. W. trains east aud west. Connects ut
Warren with trains east and west on the II ~ Z.
BR u. THAYER Gen'l Supt.,
Dunkirk, New York.
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ARRIVAL AND nEPARTUME VI
- - TRAINS ON .. q. X A. H. NJ
On and after Monday, Nov 2sih, 1877,
trains will run ~ follows:
NORTH 30. NO. 8. xo. L.
I.savs irvine. 1851 N. $50 p N
Leave OIL City 800 A n. 2.30 P n. 50
Pet Cen $50 " 3,37 S,33
Titusv. ITO " 4.25 9.l5
Arrive Cory, $50 " 500 lO.40
No o--Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Oil City 9 30 A n; Pct GENRE
Ioly; TitusviIle, II, ,O5; Ar. Cory, lI'4opm
SOUTH. No. g. NO. 4. NO. o.
Leave Cory, O,55 A n. 6.l0AN 6.2OPN
" Titnsv. IL, p H. 7.30 =" 7,3O -
r. Cen. leo SIT BIO
Arrive o. City quo 800 800 q"
Irvine. 500 ll,38
No. l0-Accommndatlnn Freight.
Leave. Cory /, 40 p N; T,tnrv. 2,55; Pet
Centre. 355; Ar at OH CITY, 4,3o p N.
eT No. s and 6 run on Sunday
tEComueno ng Nov Sd trains will run
~ PhiIsdelphis time, which is TEN MIN.
YRS FASTER than our time.
J. J. LAWRENCE, Gen. Supt.
G. J. HEPBURN, Asst oupt.
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Errors of Youth.

Ires and Prescriptions rha, VIII cr,,o any case of
Seminal Weakness, missions, &C and res ore lost
manhood tp pc.a ct health SENT FREE TO ALL by
or who has suffered and is now cured Address,
with stamp, EDGAR rRLMAINE, 5 alton d.,
New York
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phiia delphla A. Erie Railroad
WIN FER TIME TABLE.

WINTER TIME TABLE.
On and after Sunday. Oct 9th, 1879, the Trains
On The Philadelphia q Erie Railroad will run as
follews:
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The most beautiful edition ever publ she's.
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Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-27
no LEr FOR RusINEss punpesEs.

IA. Store Broadway; front and side; also
s9ns sr nggre On ss $40 Broadway or
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VNANTED-BY YOUNG MAN LATELY FROM EU
w rope, situation footman groom has first c
characters. Address H. L., 2C6 Grand st., stationery
store.
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ASTEtOLOGY.

ASTROLOGY.
A RRIvAr-CREAT EUROPEAN CLAIRv0YANT.
tells names shows likenesscs, lucky numbers. mar.
risoes. nc and 81 1i2 West Twenty fifth street.
A TEsT-MRs. vANsIsE TELLS NAME AND DAY
n ofmnrriaqe brings together those long separated;
no satisfaction no pay G2l Second avenue Thir.
ty-fourtl street.
A FORTUNE FOR ALL WHO CONSULT MISS VEL
N LINGTON ;rcclaims drunken unfaithfu husbands
aud wives has Roman talsman for love and luck
antcod for life tells OF thcns and business lucky mum.
bcrs Al East Twenty-eghth street, Fourth avenue.
CONSULT SARAH A. KELLEY, THE GREATEST
~ living Astroogst, 50 Hudson street. Harrison
GYPSY REVEALS FROM THE CRADLE TO THE
~ grave, name. date Of marriage brings those scpa-
rated together 35 Third avenue.
PROFESSOR LISTER Is THE ONLY AsTROLoGER
Il IN the city send stamp for y circular 529 sixth
ave nue. near Twenty lrs street,
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wv man as head waiter in hotel restaurant or butler
IN private family or with party to go as courier and
tall speaks the Continental languages having acquired
experience In all the grades required Address A.
of Mr. James koter 3l4 East 32d ST. ID av
week.
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GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-BY A MAR
~ ricd man OF practical experience in vegetable fruit
flower gardening good reference. Address r. H. box III
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WANTED-A SITUATION IN ANY BUSINESS BY A
w youth OF u years; read and write English and
German; best references Address BURKAET, 3a8 West
37th st.
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A BOwERY STORE TO LET-ADJoINING THE STORE
n of DeGraaf Taylor; carpet store preferred.
DEGRAAF TAYLOR 81 BOwery.
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cOAcHmEN AND GARDENERS.

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A FIRST CLASS
w coachman who thoroughly his business
can produce the best city reference Call on or address
for two DAYS, NJ. H., ia 9Th av.
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MyANTED-BY BOY Is YEARS OLD, A SITUA-
w ton in brokers' insurance Office; resides with
his PARENTS can give good reference Address W. H., 2ll
Clinton st
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A LARGE FACTORY TO LET-GROUND FLOOR,
N 100 by 70; Second Floor 10 by So with 40 horse
power Engines Shafting throughout Inquire at 5o2
West street.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS FIRST CLASS WAITER
w ina gen'lemans family; thoroughly understands
his business two good reference Address or
ply to q. L.. liz Sd av. in the store, for two days
INK 7TH Av.. NEAR 18TH sT.-AN AMERICAN
NOC speaking German, TO learn trade is able and
willing TO work.
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GARDENERS PLACE WANTED-BY MARRIED
~ man small family thoroughly understands his bust
ness in al departments, greenhouses grapcrcs and all
kinds OF work out doors; highly recommended Address
j. Y, seed store, S76 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-27

ITO TARMERs.-PAETrES DESIRING THE SERVICE
- of single young man of long experience in the milk
aEu a,ng pusiHeSs tiist can 40 inc garoenng o.
reference.
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"A CCOUNTS-ElGHT LANGUAGES: ARREARS WRIT
"a ten up; books devised FOR special requirements;
books kept, examined or ha anccd
JAMES COX. a Wall street. third floor.
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CARDENER-A SITUATION wANTED FIRST
" class married, no cncumbrancc; has a thorough
practical knowledge OF hot and cold grapercs green
house plants fruit flowers and vegetables in general
Office -
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GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-BY A MAN
~ who Is thoroughly capable IN every branch of the
business and has had long experience in this
OF the best private residences would take charge
OF small farm In connection with garlen married; nc
children; reference very good from former employers
Address GARDENER AND FARMER, box l9l Herald
office.
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TO LET OR LEASE, FOR BUSINESS, NOS. 4,
IA. and East Twentieth street. between Broadway and
Fifth avenue; separately or together. Will alter
CHARLES b. JESSUP 25S Broadway.
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~ Englishnan; understands the care OF greenhouse,
SegstnDes &C. seven years reference short distance
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A DOUBLE STORE. 4sx74, TO LEASE. AT 80 AND
IA 80 Bridge street; suitable for mandatory gram
JOHN g. KELsO. No. 5,s Pine street.
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2lUU.UUV either IN one sum or four. to extend
business long established strictly first cass In every
spect jobbing and commission; goods staple and Q
speciay exclusive sale; capital now In the business.
pleted Tor eonslgnmcnts win give virtually $loo,9n
IS per cent per capital invested Can be
by books past and present busncss fullest nycsga
ton sta nding house AL References old and promi-
nent merchants who have known house and men from
commencement Address for interview, with real name
SAFETY AND PROFIT, Herald office.
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,CITUATIoN wANTED-BY CHRISTIAN YOUNG
- man. speaking different languages; has been used
full good reference Address r. E. H.. Herald Uptown
Branch office.
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.WANTED-BY BOY, II YEARS OF AGE, A sITUA-
wv ton in mercantile house Office Address,
Tor two days, c. II. NJ. Herald Uptown Branch Office.
NNANrED-BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN A
wv situation barkecper best city reference Can be
seen at last employers % Charles St. waveriey
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MANIFESTATIONS, by AN ACTIVE YOUNG
w man. American, who writes good hand as clerk;
groceries provisions preferred; would loan has en-
ploycr 81 O Address, with particulars in confidence,
Tor ten days. LEXINGTON, box l04 Herald Office.
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GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY MAR.
" ricd man thoroughly practical In all departments
under glass and outdoors. Address NJ j. H. at Bliss 4
Sons store, q Park place. II -
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GARDENER AND FLORIST-UNDERSTANDS THE
~ business In all its branches; first rate reference
address GARDENER, care of Mr.. Grimm, Tooth st. and
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VXvANTED-BY A FIRST CLASS BARTENDER A
situation; has the best city references; speak
French and English. Address all this week j. u D.
Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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A GENTS wANTED-TO SELL AN ARTICLE NEEDED
n by merchants and booKkecpcrs will sell at sight.
Address, for sample, THE HAvERSTRAW MANUFAC-
TURING COMPANY, Haverstraw, NY
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HELP WANTEp-MALEs.

NGELL'S TURKISH BATHS, 81 LEXINGTON Av
"A want agreeable. honest, Intelligent. industrious
young and women not older than rs years; pr0nta
bic employment, with medical instruction; references
required
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JyAN1ED-A SITUATION AS FIRST CLASS GROOM,
w or would take OF gentleman's road team
first class references Call address No. West 30th ST.
for DAVIS,
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS WAITER IN A PR
w waite family or otherwise; thoroughly compete emit
expert In every respect middleagcd undeniabe city
reference. Call on or address W. ", 59J 9th av
WrANTED-A SITUATION AS BUTLER; HAS BEST
w city reference. Address T. NJ Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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COACHMAN'S SITUATION wANTED-BY A
"A steady single young nine years best city
crencc: AddrcssJ. B., at j. 3. Brewster Co.'s Car
riage Rooms, corner 9th ST: and 5th ay.
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GOACHMANS SITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG
- man excellent smart groom and careful driver;
first class city references last employer going to Europe
Address o. r., Herald Uptown Branch Office.
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WANTED-A SITUATION FOR CHINAMAN AS
w first class cook In family Apply for two days
House OF Industry, Ia5 Worth st. from II A. NJ to z. NJ
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A STORE TO LET ON SIXTH AyENUE-2sx0 FEET;
"A French plate windows; also Easement suitable Tor
business purposes Apply at lis West Twehty-second ST.
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GARDENERS SITUATION wANTED-RY A MAR.
" ried man; Is first class vegetable, fruit and flower
gardener best city references Address j. NJ box les
Herald Office. ~
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CLERks AND Statesmen.

A N ENGLISHMAN. AGE 2s WITH FIRST CLASS
II abilities and good penman, desires situation In
wholesale or retail grocery store years expert
Address W. H. D. Herald office.
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NOR RENT-sTORE. FORTY-SECOND STREET AND
Broadway (St Cloud HoteD, about lGx9O feet suit
able furniture SHOE drug or other business three
j. NJ DAVIES. No. Pine street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
IN LOUISIANA.

PARTIAL BANK SUSPENSION IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEw- ORLEANS, Sept. 25.--At meeting this
morning of all tho bank presidents In the city except
two. resolved TO pay check for than s00
All larger cheeks TO certified and the arrangement
TO continue 80 days. This action is considered precau
tlonary to prevent drain Tho merchants generally
approve OF the the banks have taken IL Is
derstood that meeting OF Cotton Exchange will be
called tomorrow to approve OF their action There
nothing doing Change. There 10 unusual excite
ment about the banks.
6pn-The following address was issued by tbs banks
Of tins city to-day:
The undersigned incorpsrated banks and bankers OF
the City VI Orleans, desire to Inform the commu
nifty OF yhe motives which acuate them in partially
pending payment of currency upon their demand O,li
cations, owing 10 partial suspensions of currency pay
ments by she Associated Banks OF NcWfOrk ana other
Northern cities and the consequent refusal of the Wes5
and other banks to receive checks New-York as
IN the regular in the settlement Of collections
made here for their account IL is aseerained that
very large remittance of currency has made
peremptOry orders within the past five days. To
sach extent indeed has this prevailed that at the
and the community would be entirely depleted
of the essential to the ordinary movements Of
trade. At the present moment foreign exchange is
saable in New YORK and derive srom ths source
main supply OF currency are now TINS deprived
Of only Of restoring the amounts lost by ship
ments TO the West and the interior We have therefore
taken this step means OF selproection, and for the
benefit OF the agricultural well the commercial in
terests, and as the only means through which ss M
prices The duration of this protective policy Is limited
10 period during Wncn tlulc VIC conn
dent that the daily of cotton and sugar VIII
afford us q prompt and ready relief aud compel cur
rtncy to seek this market.
Citizens Bank. Nev-Orleans Natal Bank.
Union National Bank Bank OF America.
Germania National Bank New Orleans Nat Banking
Teutonia National Bank. Association.
Louisiana National Bank. Canal Bank
Hibernian National Bank. Mutual National Bank Of
Bank Of Lafayette. America.
state National BaDk Peoples Bank
Pike Bros a. Co., bankers.
Clearing house certificates at the OF rs cents
the dollar Will be issued on eoateras deposited by
banks and certified checks Of tho CieasDg house will be
used instead OF currency.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER &C. 1873

Liverpool for Eew-York to-day. or TINS amount ,no
steamship City Of Brussels took s15&N ana tne Se"
ship Adratic f35.C0O
A STORMY ERIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THANKED-HE WANTS THIRTY MILLIONS
LONDON, Sept. 25-The meeting called ny
Mr Watson consider the affairs OF the Erie RAILWAY
Company took place to-day. aud was attended Dy Low
persons, Including many Americans. The session Is
described as stormy. resolution OF thanks to hr
Watson was unanimously adopted. The names OF BIS
chofrshem and Henry were greeted with storm Oh
mingled Misses and cheers. Mr. Watson. In an expana
ton OF the affairs Of the Company said there was some
apparent dubiousness about the accounts but ne DE-
lieved they correct. They wanted $OOOoGO0 in-
mediatey finish improvements already begun and TO
lay third rail.
COMMENTS OF THE LONDON PREss-FIvE HUNDRED
THOUSAND POUNDS TO BIZ SENT TO AMERICA.
LONDON, Sept. 26.-The Daily Telegraph, IN
another article the crisis, 1t cannot he
TOO strongly enforced that there IL nothing radically un
sound here Oh u the United States The great mass OF
captalista Is not affected by the trouble In Newfo
The tDaily Nets remar1o - ....,oo ., ava
sem Q: long credits, tho materials for panic auOns
American trading houses do not exist IL believes the
worst is over.
IL is SAID that bullion to the amount OF e5o9O0 stcF
ling Will be withdrawn from the Bank to be sent to
a,...se.ies ~ next Saturdays steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26

and Cinclc banks which at first reported as
having toan, suspended snd the excitement was hight
oned at noon by tho suspension OF the private banking
house OF woollen, Web. Co.. owing manly to the re-
turn OF their drafts on the suspended Trust Company Of
New-York. Public confidence became so shaken that
there a heavy run Ritzinkers Bank and on the
indianapolis Savings Bank by class OF generally sna
depositors and q few persons withdrew their money
from other banks The First National Bank, instead OF
closing the hour kept open an hour later TO give
depositors opportunity 10 withdraw their money IL
they wished, and when it closed 1t had received moro
money than it had paid out The unquestionabe SOL
vency OF ali the city banks together with the fearless
way in which they met the excitement seems to have
home the crowds, who thronged the streets until
after the banks had closed better state OF feeling
and Is not thought that there will DO any further
trouble Previous to the excitement tho bankl In con-
ference had decided go ahead In the usual way, and
this determination will still be followed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-26
SHREVEPORTS CALAMITY

ABOUT 400 DEATHS THUS FAR-NtNErEEE INTER
MENrs YEsTERDAY-NEw CssEs-DEsTTUuON
AND SUFFERING.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 25.-Drs. Bruins, Chaplin,
and Davidson have arrived at Shreveport. Drs Bruins
clegraphs to the Howard Association as follows:
We arrived yesterday and held meeting Of physi-
clans ~ agn anc o Ths orin r. sti obscene the
character malignant TIC deaths are between 6O ana op
per cent There have been about 400 deaths 80 far.
More than half the population have fed. Every one is
working 6ravey. and there is no panic now Inc organ
Moncie the speaker of the Nc Enery Legislature
taken down with the fever yesterday.
SHREVEPORT Sept. 25.-1he following is lse OF the
interments to-day:
Chris Reamenbry. d. W. LoOney, c. NJ. Brown, Mrs.
Mary Calhoun g. AnBan M. j. Austin j. ChIids, John
Stewart (colored). Mrs SWANSON coored) f. H. FeuDey
F. Hefner McSweeney, Joe DeSaclols' Albert turner
coored Victoria Holmes (coloredl an infant (colOreu
PAM Myers (cOored), julius Williams eOlorcdl, ara
Nero O. N. Prescott
There were interments out OF the city limits yes
terday-an unknown Sister u Charity and an unknown
swede The fever which seemed to have abaed yester
day broke out with increased energy last night and
this morning many new secured in The city and
suburbs Among the prominent citizens taken to-day
are c. L. Lewis business manager OF The Ih'es; COL NJ
Min Major John c. Moncure, and NJ s. James. Miss
Moneure and Mrs. Clark dangerously III. DIS Chop-
PIN Davidson aud Burns, pronounses the disease genu
inc yelIsw fever Of the most malignant type. meet
ing II the physicians held last night, but
nothing WAS elected. Drs Smell, Fenner and DAVIS
we're APPOINTED committee inquire into the origin Of
the feyes and fn report of all the facts bearing
on it, The destitution horrible as INC disease Ihc
Howard ssocaton are about $1,000 day
Penpiess women children must be fed or starye AMI
the Associa feed them The list ~ interments
to-day numbers In addition 10 this thero were three
persons who died in the suburbs ana were buried OUT
side city. AIr Pageis dead, ana IL Is reported tnd
Mr. sutherland who has been living ten mls-away for
refuge, Is also 1eau
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BRIGHTER PROSPECTS At PITTSBURGH.
IN TENNESSEE.
SUSPENSION OF THREE MEMPHIS BANKS.

SUSPENSION OF THREE MEMPHIS BANKS
MEMPHIS. Sept. 25.-There is great excite
mept in this city account of the suspension or banks
which is due 20 inability to realize on their securities IN
NeyYork The First National and the De Soto banks
have closed to-day and II is rumOred that the Freed
mems Savings and Trust Company has also suspended
There il heavy run the other banks Itlsexpeeted
however that all the suspended banks will reopen after
the panic subsidies
spm-The excitement this morning over the suspen-
sion of the First National Bank intense. Crowds
atbered in front of the bank building in Madsonst.
and attempted break in the iron doors and shutters
but they were scattered by the police The liabilities Of
this hank are about OF which $4,000 ia due de-
positors Among its assets are oyerdrafts OF solvent
firms amounting nearly 100000 II Is believed the
bank can resume If able to realize on its assets An
effort is making 70 have W. W. Thatcher, its own
cashier appointed receiver The excitement over the
suspension OF the First National caused heavy run on
the DE Soto Bank and at Oa its doors closed Its
liabilities are about $4,000 and its officers
claim that their assets are ample to meet
all demands IL they can realize on them
The State National Bank had abundance OF currency
and weathered the storm to-day The Union aud Plant
ers also endured heavy without hinchiDg az did
also the German National the Bank OF Commerce. and
the Fourth National. The Freedmen's Bank was com
need 10 suspend. The check business In complete,
and the planters will necessarily be greatly inconye-
niepced as failure to sell cotton and receive currency
and capital Will render laborers dissatisfied and unruy
Financial affairs are the aengrossing subjects of con-
versation and little attention is paid TO the yellow
| fever which is surely abatiDg
| PARTIAL SUSPENSION or THE NASHVILLE BANKS.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 25.-The National Banks OF
this CITY, four number in view OF tho present state OF
financial affairs have agreed 10 suspend currency pay
ments on all balances exceeding 5000 The Board oil
Trade at largo and full meeting to-day unanimously
onnroyed OF the OF the banks and adopted reso
luton that merchants and business men would continue
10 deposit with aud aid the banks by every means In
| their power general good feeling prevails among
| hnsi ness men aud there symptoms of panic.