The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-30

0O % MlHfRRlEE'
been made to meet the corporation pay
rolls due the present month, amounting
TO 100000. There has been no indica-
ton Of alarm by savings bank depositors
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Sept. 29-lr
consequence oil the money crisis the Uni
versity oi Virginia has made arrange
ments for credit to all students temporari-
ly embarrassed.
Financial Prospe ectsi Bfishtening Eiu
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-The financial pros
pect in this city this morning Is decidedly
brighter, and although there are still some
who are not so hopeful, the general feel
ing Is unquestionably cheerful and conf
dent The Union National, Cooke County
National, and Commercial banks opened
their doors and resumed business at the
usual hour this morning, and although
they have paid considerable money there
has been nothing that could -be called d
run upon either of.them, while there have
been considerable deposits. The Influx
of currency from New York and flom the
country continues 10 be large, not less
than $3,000000 having been received
during Saturday and Sunday. OF this
incoming currency good proportion
goes directly into the banks, the rest into
the hands Of commission merchants for
the purchase Of grain by outside parties;
but 1t all tends to relieve the present
stringency. So far as can be learned there
Is no urgent demand from country banks
upon their correspondents here, and in
all quarters confidence appears to be re-
turning. This view Of the situation is
based upon interviews with number OF
prominent bankers and business men.
AFFAIRS AT JEFFERsoNvrLLE, IND.
JRFFRRsoNv1LLE, IND, Sept 29.-The
First National Bank Of this city opened
an hour later than usual, and declined to
pay checks except for small anounts. on
account Of the scarcity Of currency. The
Citizens National Bank Is meeting all de.
mands made upon It.
1t is said that the Ohio Falls Car and
Locomotive Co. will suspend all opera.
tons. thereby throwing 700 men out Of
employment.
THE READING BANKS MEETING ALL DE-
MANDs
READING, Pa, Sept. 29.-R2siness In
this city Is progressing quietly. and the
banks are promptly meeting all demands.
Father Boremsn yesterday announced
in the st. Paul Cathedral stCathollc
church,, that II his hearers had money in
tho banks and doubted It's safety, he
would guarantee its payment.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The governing
committee met again at 1:30, and contin'
ued In session until 3 7. NJ. 1t was dcci-
ded that on the resumption Of business to.
morrow committee will be appointed,
to whom claims will be referred, and
sales under the rule, If necessary, will be
made privately instead OF publicly But
three days ,oi grace will be granted before
going into the. hands Of the committee.
Gold clesed at 112s. vi, rrrT,
The Reserve Drawn on for Postal
e. Purposes. a no u:
cWAsHinS;ssToN, Sept. 29.4The refusal Of
the National Banks In Philadelphia to
pay drafts upon them in currency having
threatened to deprive The. postal money
order, office In that city. Of the resources
on which eitslareely depends for remit;
tances from country Offices, the Postmas-
ter was to-day authorized 10 draw on the
Department for aalimited amount Of the
reserve deposited in the, Sub. Treasury at
New York CITY, Similar Gembarrass-
ments were! foreshadowed by numer.
ons kilograms from western post
masters Saturday, but they generally re-
port to-day that the banks have resumed
currency checks. The Patent office TO.
day refused to receive payment Of fees In
certified checks, except on banks willing
to cash them. Tits supposed that the fall
ing of IN Internal revenue receipts to-
day, as compared with last Monday,
namely 100000; 10 mainly y,sgifnot alto
gether' attributed to the scarcity Sof cur.
rency for remittances.. ~ auzsl '7ffi Y
The Charleston Chamber, ,aof Com.
merce Petitioning the Government
10 Bny Exchange for Ito aSsis q.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 29.--,Ataim meeting
Of the Chamber Of Commerce this morn
ing, being the largest assemblage OF bank
ers and business men In Charleston for
many years, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted: 20
Resolrei, That the president be instruct
ed to prepare Q memoranda TO the fresi-
dent Of the United States and the. Score
;taryl otlthe Treasury, praying that the
Secretary place and maintain On deposit
with the Assistant Treasurer at Charles
ton the sum Of $500000, to be used BY
him In the purchase from the banks Of
exchange on New York, and that such
memorial be forwarded'at, onceto Wash
ington In the name Of the Chamber Of
Commerce OF Charleston.
tgy No Panic at Charlotte, Nc.
CHARLOTTE, N, O., Sept. 20.-The pan
ic has had but little, II any; effect here.
All the banks, State and National, are
oper, as usual, and loanipg merchants
money 10 buy cotton. There isno dispo-
sition to Withdraw ,deposits. On the con.
trary, the people are sustaining the banks
witiiarge deposits! E. aiT ~
T..ls.a 10 =. .:-::lsa - - '-.' 9e" -,
REASSURING News FROM ALL
+ +; g. ~ SS QUARTERS =. sa'' 4.
H' ------ - l'.5.iir ssu ~
The Opening Of the NY. Stock
v,iys Exchange To-day.
.r'.344
Business Improving at the
Produce Exchanges
-. 'sGs--A. u k--.s-'ls sgoy: