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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-17
Hon. Horace Maynard.

1t has been Suggested that President
Grant will probably appoint present
member of the Supreme Court to the Chief
Justiceship, aud noEninate Hon. Horace
Maynard e the vacancy .ihaa,a thus created We
nard promoted ;Ebut would interpose no
objection tohis being retired from the field
of active political life. The President could
not do more grateful act.-Athens Post. I
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-17
The Postal Cards.


NEW, YORK, May 13.-The postal au-
thorities of this city ordered 100000 postal
cards, of which 275,O00 arrived to-day.
Their sale began at II o'clock, and during
the succeeding three hours 100000 were
disposed of. They were chiefly purchased
in 1argequantities for advertising purposes,
single firm taking 10000. 1Foss 3 -17s' So
SALES AT WASHINGTON. ~
A., The Chronicle says of the first day :. So
great was the demand for them that during
the evening about twelve thousand were
sold. The demand continued yesterday,
and up to noon thirty-five thousand cards
were sold, and at 1:30, p. NJ, the number
had reached about fifty thousand, and the
cry was "still they come!o One order for
5000 for gentleman in New Jersey was
filled to-day, and Adams & Co.'s express
mence with. OF @ course almost s everybody.
who bought card at once t'wrote a letter''
and dispatched it to some distant friend.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-17
a,tneinnati Mnrlxee

CINCINNATI. May 16.-Flour firm, 7.75a
$500. Corn firm at so. Pork is held at
$17.00. Bacon easier; shoulders, 74a7s
clear sides, 9sa9f. Whisky steady at 81.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-17
LOuisYille Market.

p, LOUISVILLE, May 16.-Pork is held at
S17.50a1S.00. Bacon easy shoulders 81 !;
clear sides, 10, packed. Lard steady.
Whisky steady. 1@tqe w a
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-17

80 Fta 20 = shty ., % -. -
~ PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET, May
were steady; sales of 1000 head, extra
Pennsylvania and Western Steers at $z-75a
500; fair to good at Sc .5Oa7.00; and COM
mon at S.. .OOa6. 90 per 100 lbs. Sheep were
i'm fair demand; sales of 5000 head, clip
ped at 5a7 cts, and wool sheep at 7aS cents
per lb gross. Hogs were steady; sales of
5000 head at SS.00aS.5O per 100 lbs. e.g
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-17
cedar posts.

Another large lot of Cedar Posts of the
best quality have just been received and
are for sale at the furniture manufactory
on First Creek ~ tasgs3si /. N. HACKER
ySdtf. 4Hs 80 - ssiEisErr 4 - gsi9 rs 81
& 'sFsTg =. .--z-z-l --A-sz5s vss3 - -
Best assortment of Cook Stoves and
Coal Crates in East Tennessee, can be
found at g HAWKINS, BUTT y Co.
iv27d1m. "a 80 80 '5g5sz ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-05-17
ST. Louis Market.

ST.LoUIs, May 16.-Flour and corn firm.
Pork quiet. Bacon dull. Lard lower
winter steam, 81. Whisky firm, 80. 49,.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. q
For Sale on Time.

A new first class Wilcox Gibbs or Grover 4 Baker
Sewing Machine. for sale cheap. Monthly pay
ments. if desired. Address X" CHRONICLE Office.
v2lwtf
, 1873-09-27
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY.

sss@iasS Into tss asseaass 5 S = @ tss Sn'ea 4sSss
soass Snpsg report e ~: tho hod f'' uncr sssaftf IT,
order Of the Courta, mud deposited by indiyia-
nala, arc correctly accounted for. The debta due,
including 81 CO on dan,snl aaainst tho Iafo
Shore l. Michigan Southern Rairosi. No securities
can be found for and It s believed TINT this
sre aB follows: oyerdraft Of Lake Shore 4
Michigan Southern Railroad. ta27, ,5ss ovsrlraft of
draft act oa by deposit to which II should have been
eF i essa 70 e. ~orS
per cent or ss3,2l2. Cash In tho Manhattan
bank atter deducti'ag outstanding chceks, tl08,4
sS sa IL asf ane asSs lH i Ts r
to soil securities other thnn Lake Shore, The loss
tic eventual loss vii b below low tbs deuro M o. tbs
amount of tho Conpanya liabilities for
deposit and credit balances when placed IN tho hands
51s. The Committee believe this amount correct.
The following ia summary Of tho condition Of tue
Dsss n s IL INTO sa the haas Of t1e RI
St aaes hand go rs soa sap'T' bonds ossa 1tsa ~
ns aos GO 5DaS Eas
worth al oaat 81. 900; bond IeSanon Springs nh:
known Buffalo Erie Railroa bo,lty, ut PR,
1 Michigan soathern a's secasoiidaed sinking % funds
sSps ''aSa paf aseTs sse Ess
tls ssps} stosk 1T # ~ 81 SonEsny ct
he confident hopa TINT the Receiver will be ablo
to realize from tho nasets Of tho Company funds
cien M to meet It's liabilities an to enable i to resume
p0ae can now 10 nanlcd
, 1873-09-27
SPRlNGFlELD.
State board OF Equalization =. NIr.
DcrriclkHon's Minority KvpOrt-.:rhe
Revenue COlloctOfslair,

State Board of Equalization =. N1r.
DcrricfSaon's Minority Ikeport--.rhc
Revenue COllgctOrslaip.
Special Dispatch 10 Thd Chicago Tribune.
sPn1NaF1ELp, III, Bert 26-1n the State Board Of
Equalization The Committee Lots made majority
aud minority report. Tho majority n1 tho number OF
lots in the satc at the aycrago vauo Of which Ia
1857 81 the equalized vauoo OF all III S4J 000 Tho
lots In Cook County are increased co por cent, tho
value being $144 Mr. Dcr1ckson, tho minority
mcmber, hxea the total value Of lots In Cook County
at nso being nttlo over 81 ooo ooo ess thaa
tho s.ata Ia $149, g,745, being 81 i00o, COZ
mere %. ,s han tho majority reportt 10 10
plus On this clnsB Of property Of 658 that will
have ~ be diatributed on other property.
Mr. Derrckson supported the minority report by an
substance, that the report which ho offered waa
intendod for compromise on Cook County asscss-
ments only Ho did not bcliovo that eyen his report
would do justico to hiH county, but na it was
willing to compromse upon It.. It IL doubtful,
how0vcr, II he will ge abo to carry his report through
tbs Hoard.
town lois 10 tue dene!I Equalization oem,atee to. 70.
County msmbera 10 haye tho change mia,o
resomn,onds4 a. " ME: d,e. Derriekson ae s,. iu he
Of town ,ots In tho Btac, above given, Cook County
Col. Jonathan Merriam ia In thu city. Ho las rc-
coyod official notification of hfa appointment arCoccto.
Of tho Office, howoycr, until from tho 10th to tic
that timo to mnko his boud, send i
Thers II snnor tat be viii wips out Ill he sd Gol:
lcctorH and others In tho District who we're appointed
by tho Collector, mud begin now deal.
, 1873-09-27
TOLEDO,

Sy,ecfni Dispateh to The Chieago Tribune.
ToLEpo Ohio, Sept. 26.-Tho day opened anxlous1y'
Crowds OF excited people gathered Summit street.
In tho noighborlood Of tho suspended bunk OF Kgaue
Smith, whoae failuro tecgraphcd you ycstorday.
Prominent in the crowd tho German dcpoHltorh,
whose deposits Ind formed Tho mnsn business Of tho
bank, aud who now woro agonizcd over
tic loss Of tho Bavings Of years Of economy
aud industry. The crowds were orderly
and quiet, but in tho manufacturing
and residence aEts Of the city tlere talk Of
lynching, though not enough to warrant my alarm
tho subject. As yc 1o bo learned "a to tho con-
dltion Of Kraus Il Smiths aaits Tho largcat estl
nnes paco their assets at $100 900, and their liabilities
at $500 600, but tla is conjecture, mud nothing
will bo known definitely until the appraiae1nent,
which will DO begun In tho morning, ia finished.
It at first supposed tho county would lose $4,000
deposit thore, but subsequently It ascertatued
that county check OF $2 900 was paid tho day Of
suspension, which will reduce this loss 10 955 900. As
tbs dopoBitlnB Of public money in banRs Ia contrary to
Tho laws Of ohio thc Treasurer and bis bonsmon will
havo to a,,atain tho loss which will bear heavily upon
The Treasurer of tho CITY schooa will nlBo lose about
00O which he had deposit and this is than
ho Gnu pay. There many other instances OF tndi-
vidua hardship one being TINT Of County Treasurer
from I'D Joining county, who deposited 100000 In
tho bank but fow days bvforo itH suspension. There
wc1o strong symptoms Of run upon tho saT1ngo
banks early fl the day, but nothing attempted In
tho line. There Ia occasion for nhr1n, tho law
giycs them power to protect themselves. Tho feeling
seemed generally moro hopeful In tho evening, mud It
is thought tho worst day hns been passed.
, 1873-09-27
YELLOW FEVER,
Temporary improvement In Memphis
..Tl.e Mortality List In Shreveport
Ycstcrdny--NeSv Orleans Compare.
ttvCty Free from tho Disease.

temporary improvement In Memphis
.-The Mortality List In Shreveport
Ycstcrdny--Nesv Orleans CompaFn-
ttvcty Free from tho Disease.
Special Di.oatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MEMPHIS, Tcnn Sept. 2G-13 p. m.-The mortality
from "Dronzo John " to-day HhowB decrease OF
nearly IS per cont since yesterday
THE DEATHS
being fifteen, and tho total from all cauacs twenty
ons aa follows:
Henry Rose. yellow fever; Thomas oDrlen, yellow
yellow fever Ms ooas, yeiiow fever John Fsz
nl;atrek 3s. yellow fover; ,,colorod child, conges-
si !sa a' Yellow n'fs fs1s, sx %ssy ssoass f.
John F: shsEmoyer. yellow feyes; oiiviss
nel, yclios foyer; Kate Knnnle, yellow fovor J. I.
n1cDcrmott, yellow feyer Charles Johnson. co1ored
as soy sy s h
9ever; Sophia M1rks yellow fever.
THE HoWAAps ...
are hard at work. aud todny received the first INSTALL
ment Of patients IN their nav hospital, in tho upper
part Of the city. The neighbors, however, object to
hs eiss IT ee an as bo oes e ears f.
honsst So ostToney waa,n Weather vii deseeps T." y
NEw o,a'sssass sspt s$SThs morning p.psrs
cour, Austin, stlie, r. s. and II. Angel,
Sa nae' yaeas sSms sf y e ss s' e and .sss
that ut this time they have not \ single case q
yellow fever under treatment; that the sanitary
visit New Oreana With perfect aafoty. II ia believed
established apon false o. exaggerated reports viii
DSse5ty g. d:.5 Rsse F
ma 81 Mcbaeca Tenda SH't Jash Hilton II san,
Q. Peters {coo5ed), %; ]: w. Gayle, 90; Hiss Non
, 1873-09-27
BOSTON.


Special UispateA Ia Ths Chicago 7rthHne.
BOSTON, Sept. 20.-Tho obstlnAcy Of tho conflict be-
twccu ...--...-
CONFIDENCE AND DIsTRuRr
catea nsonlslnont. Last night, It was believed TINT
tho worst as over and TINT, with to-day, tho evidence
Of return Of confidence would DO obvious. The feel
Ing wns chcorfui, almoat buoyant, Nil the morning.
business nnd nancicrs waited for tic signal Of
courage but It did not como. Tho result Of tho delay
In disappointment md no,ncthing 1iko lospond
ency than anything TINT has previously boon observed
horo. None Of tho banks iii this city have yot showed
sigma Of weakness, nor has any proposition 10 snba
tuio certificates Of indebtedness for grconhacks In
settling Clearinghouse balances beeu fhvoraby con-
silercd.
THE pANKa hear THEMeE1vEs CONFIDENTLY,
and for TINT reason lilo merchants have been otCoilr-
aged. During tlo whuo week, they hnyu waited for
tho turning that Inns not appeared. How much longer
this suslenBo can DO endured cannot ba forctod.
They know thorc IL 10 panio IN Now York, bnt tloy
do not understand why tho conditions for rcsu1nng
business not Settled, why, II thDre IA no
real danger, the banks In other rlnccs closing
news, and has lono more than anything otBo to cause
alarm. Tho banka arc doing lito bMstuesa pos
slble, coniuing ther funds to supplying the urgent
wants Of 8cl Of their customers MS require money
for tho trnnBactton Of legitimate business.
GENERAL THADE
does not fee The effect Of tho crisis very Reycrcy tho
shipping business, however, ta good deal crippled,
and thu Cnnard steamers ut tho docks will hAyo
to Rail without cnrgo, unless arrangement 1B
made to encourage the transportation of grim and pro-
vaions to this port from tho West
, 1873-09-27

any MEANS Those having remaining deposits In tho
unBnspondcd banka felt muth easier ths morning,
whom, from behind awning-poata and lamr-posts,
tlcy behuld tho doors Of their depositories
open, and the olorkh md o.l,cera nlc In
ono by ono nnd nrrnn8o for tho days. business. The
run to.day was very lsght-so light, tn fact that one
Of tue hanks reports deposits greater thnn Tho c'.cc
lug, and might add TINT confidence has to great cx-
tont beon restorcd though trado will suIor for days
NO 0oTrnN HAtE8.
and a. TIE planters can get no. means WITH which to
for the settlements and towns. Tho order raac horo
II farly active, however, III nearly every ranclry
goods, boots and shoes, aill groccries,-and
In ,,,1a. fact aS notion traffic y far, a' wore tho
at spite Of ycllow foyor, The iei,,nc barlHE
tic Desoto md First National-slil hnvo tcir ban
noEs hung On tho outer walls, hut nothing has as yet
transpircl tat viii throw any light upon their future
coatse f . H9ceyer will It Ia rlmoEcd 10 appointed
can n,y pay their $l7s. .ooo doEosits in tow days.
resumed to-tay* AZ meeting Of tho stocktoldors Of
tho First National link. 1t was shown to hayo an
aGnndancn OF rat-class asscts. and moas,lrcB wore
taken to place tho bunk better baas than bcfore
, 1873-09-27

now bunk arrapReent laa pnased sat!sfastoriiy. Al
meeting OF tho uloaring 1Ioae Association, hold t,is
afternoon, aftor bank hours, the gcnerat opinion
favorably. Tie banka and ba,kera I'll
aeeln to bo thoroughly III sympathy wlth tho plan
adopted and thor0 Ia manifest a cheerful aCtl.-
In tho o1rrossed wish Of to minority in r.
latton to MI tho doa!la Of the movement THO Asso-
ciaton ut tl.la meeting adopted resolution, tho
nReure OF which WAS f0rcs1latlnwrl in Inst
night's dispatches. This provl,.ea Tint ali
currency Deposited hereafter may lo drawn upon at
tho VII Of the depoaItor. This nsakes for future
will invite currency from naty q,artesh where 1t ~
now lying unused. Ali the securities thus fur de-
matter have been forthcoming. Tho general
feeling hero to-day s OF astisfacon IN relation to
tho action of the banks,
Thu news from Chicago had depressing effect On
, 1873-09-27

CLEVELAND, O., 5nrt. 2a-News Of Tho bank"faflnrcs
in Chicago struck hard hero to-day. 1t had becn
hoped tllat tho immoiao eccts Of tho crisis would
10 contlncd 10 Now York. ThorU is, however, paro
or weakening Of confidence TINT onr bnnka will pull
through Without .uapcndiug. All tho banks havo
bcen very conservative cutting off alt except tho most
prcsang discounts, ai1 cconomaing ourroncy ns far
na possibo, nnd in tho payncnt checks. Tho Savings
Bank to-day adopted tho e1xtyaay notice for tho with
drawat Of dcpoaits-not from necessity, but III order
TO ccononizo currency and check Tho unnecessary
demands Of lcpositors. largo manufactures will
pny cash In full monthly pay-roB. No nanufncto-
rca have yet stopped, crtaied their fnrco. Toro
il, however, feeling that tho situation IL moro gravp
than hitherto beloved. News from Chicago ia watched
for with tho most intenso interest.
, 1873-09-27
high to allow It to bc shipped, and though tho couti.
mont u Europe cla1nors for our brcatlatufFs,
Tho lnl In Wall atreet wna compensated

hoh tn nI1ow IL tn In sl,tpnct ara tho,,oh ,,, ru
ria ~ hi l., H. na. LUZ @ oas pteauaus'
40 AZ" A. .r,r re's ~ w. ., eptIesn,eo W.
by tho rnytyn NJ annrnfto,, Ti,a insna ~
discussion In anc,n s;rc,es o,, ,e y ~ H.
Go ou Muc Of s na oah hsa y hern o
aoll for caBb, and vigorous icnr 1aoyeent wan nlro
ssa Wa at .e aFs rCm gan 81 a ow OF o
ill., am1 t,n iao pr'eo advanced from l44s ~
stosr ,u7pssr rxc,rr,trnr
and great fcars tlat anotbcr aojl corner had l,ecn
Tho rrcc upward ciicitct o fnforuaion lint mum
bor IF Caatian % and Other bankcrn who Ind largo
,awna. oa a on or 70 n u n ne" u
Of It. ~ 'A"'' I'LL 0a"F''oa' so'''''"''H
Homo Of tho horrowors refused to my tilH ratc an
at Tic limo stacnnts should 10 ready for tho Gold Ex
ran ~ o siSscens Of thcso mon represented
yery sra" trausactjos, ii was essential that hey
shoul e sold IN, 20 that tho general clearance might
ebarress sress0' tic '' ccarings and lead 10
9encral return Of statements, TO brokers, 10.
excitement, ana bringing upon 1nen,bors Of Tic Gold
Exchange trouble mid loss Drc3el, Morgan Co.,
bankers; Of wal1 street, olfofcd tho amount Of gold
oLHAnAfoEs or DELINQUENT MEMnEna,
tr,,sng to ohtnn BY snbse9usnt neKotistions the
wl;at Nigh. hA,o been very serious complication aua
114-tfo closing figure. II ID understood that the
nmount advanced by Droxel Morgan Il Co. was $G00,-
0o0.
THE VIEWS or wAnEHouREstEN.
The Vtowa Of the principal mon engaged n the wnre-
housing md transfer Of gran respecting tho probable
effect Of tho present fnnncln dep1casio are conflict
ng; al, howoyer, agree that proougaoi Of tho crlsa
will worry unfayorably on that important branch Of
commerce.
A, E. Masters. President Of tho Grain Warehouse
Committee, eaya "Thcre Ia doubt but that this R-
astrouB panic will seriously Interfere with business
There is similar lock in Chicago and Milwaukee, md
II has thu effect Of materially ceacninR shipments. II
1t continues II will effect all casges Of erchants Grnin
In tic warehouses Of thoso cities can Of course,
ba :. forwarded, but tho immense crop now
in tho hands Of tho farmers muHt ny there because
, 1873-09-27

intention Of eunrenlng. They arc we'll supplied With
them KEEP. open until O'Clock tlis afternoon. There
was no general run upon any Of to1nt and few do
fsx s eF ao soS H. Tho savass
had q. 8rcntor demand upon Il Of any others, but
mot all tho demands promptly.
Spettai Ufsrafch to Ths Chicago Tribune.
EAsT HAuIHAw.
East sAn1HAw, 8ept. 2o-At tho opening OF The
banks this morning, run commenced on tho
Second National, the Peoplo's Bavings Bank, and
Thomas T. shcdon b 60. Tho ruin was heaviest OH
Sheldon Il Co., who do q savings business
In connection with private banking business.
A. many hundred doposltoss, mostly Of tic
pooror claas, prcaone their clnimn at oncc It wns
rumoreds during tho afternoon, TINT Tho tank Ind
suspended but kept opou doorn until tho usual me
IT, e e0fag II the meeting was sa Ct
ss o hais four 9iss!e'T e sEs a1 s sss
Fnt wore seres,cnted Attss full dsssso
The banks present accood. Tho following resolutions
omDody tho hes1Ho Of tho mcoting:.
that tho boat interests Of tho country Will DO best pro-
NOTED BY bankcrs declining to nay currency rondng tic
banks and bankers to certify checks drawn agains
tua deposits when dcalred such cheeks 10 bo used,
iar 10 s9 eae 1nny DO available In the ordinary bs
Reso!rsd. That we recommend to all savingd banks
20 avail themselves Of the right Of giving notice before
paying depoaors until tho present excitement slnll
die hway.
MArrooN.
Special Dfsrateh to 1he Chicago Tribune.
NATION, ILL.,, Sept. 2o.-Our bapka here. the Flrs1
National and Tarmcrs' K Merchaucs', are regarded
by all business men as financially sound. but on
accon o. tho action Of tho banks thoy refuse to pay
any hut small deposits.
DUBUQUE. H., Sept. c aS'wThere hus been mora ex-
a Estnent mere to,dny than hnB been for long
oar u ooef fn this morning. nce was posted
s Toad not b open for tho transaction Of business
IT, IT,, 1aas'flen ?; ss. 4 H.
psep.g osser t. ndss 81 .dsss 5ssafnt
auced eommotion, aud the newa spread through Tho
horc having The largest amount Of depostors, doine
unlimited confidence Of the community: Tho imme-
6aianco is die. 1ts is' louis arc arc Of '1lss the
be resumed in fow days. meeting Of tie Directors
Will 10 held tomorrow to detormne upon its future
courae, aud will no doubt open the furry Is
oVor.
The Firat National Dank today pursued the Rame
% sSurso o. thet adopted in Chicago paying only email
amount Of halnncen in Chicago, Milwaukee, and other
pfaces, but none Of It be made available. Tho
eoes It s LIZ Hss ss
them good, tho bunk indoraing them.
The Commercial National Bank Is paying everything
have enough 10 meet ii domands lhat can possibly Be-
made @ ngalst them: There vaa \ anall run on them
during the day but at o'clock their cash out only
$1,000 less than deposits mado In tho Of tho
rhore hns beon run On tho German gayings Bank
a day, this bank having largo number OF dcposlosa
y paid. and he officers say tbey can meet eve1y cet
they are. The bank Ii certainly doing sp1eudidy.
"A small r1,n haa heon made on tho Peoples Savings
Bank, but all papor duo Is promptly patd aud oven
! Soma D0n1HitR nTA
, 1873-09-27
DES MONIES.

Special Dispateh tn 7he Chicago Tft1uns.
DEs MONIES, Sept. 20.-No pauic haa becn felt hero
az yet Tho banka hayo resolved not lo pay out moro
than sl0o por day to depoHors. Buying aud selling
Of exchange has ceascl and hut few outsaors stocks
aro taken on doposit. Me:chanta and business mon
hayo every confidence in tho bRnkH and arc Increasing
thor deposts. Tho grain and livestock trade has al.
most entirely ceaac All claRFeB a1o,.sy watching
tho course Ut tho rhnio mud until IL Ia Botslcd all
branches Of trade will ho light.
, 1873-09-27
DENVER.

- Special D1stialcA q TAr Chlrago Trfbwns,
DEavEit, Col. Sept. 2e.-The city ts FREQ from all
monetary oxcltemcnt. The banks here nre ali toiug
business ustal. All Of thon have large surplus Of
currency at profess to be able to cope with any ecr-
geey at may arise. Thus lar but one suspension has
occurred, aud that is regarded as only temporary.
A upon the First National Of Georgetown closed
it's doors yesterday. Tho only people who hive been
anxioua about their money are tho miners. Many
Of them made runs on tho. banks in tho
not affected In tho least tho stability Of these nstt,s-
Ions, except in ono instance. Tho businesH commn-
III quito cheerful, anl ero IL a,agnation whit
ever in any branch Of trade throughout tho Terri
tory.
, 1873-09-27
PHILADELPHIA.

During tho exss.ing dearth Of currency tho banks
will not III future pay cut any more currency except
wlnt !sactually needed for the payment Of wages This
resolve was nude a meeting OF tle Clearing onso Aa
socaon toay. 1t waa also resolved TINT the baukh viii
aid each other under necessary circumstances, and
that all will snstain the mercantile, manufacturing,
AID bsneas intoreaa Of the city. Currency for the
paynent of wagcs &c, whom called for by estabR-
Meut having MI account in tlInn ono ballk will
be furnished in elNal proportion by such bauka.
, 1873-09-27
ST. PAUT,.

Sreeiai Ditpatch to The Chicago 7rlbHns.
sT. pAu1 Mlnn.. Sept, oo-ln1uiry this evening
Anda our banks not disposed to follow tho example OF
the Chicago banks III limiting certifying checks
Still there Ia All anxious feeling yet. Bankers arc con-
Alent thu they continue usua except that thcy
decline to discount now paper un er orders from Mil
waukto mud Chicago. Purchases Of wheat hnys
stopped, aud quotations throughout tho state arc
no1nlna1ly very low; limited saos reported at 80
C0utB,