The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-23
AFFAIRS IN OTHER CITIES.
Philadelphia Quiet.

AFFAIRS IN OTHER CITIES.
Philadelphia Quiet.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 22.-The PhiIa-
delphia banks have taken no action with
regard to issuing certificates. in place oi
legal tenders for settlement at tho clear
ing house. Such action IS deemed unne-;
cessary. Third street Is very quiet.
Excitement But no Trouble In Wash.
-'7s : sGi5'it ington..H s'T''a 3 '"'u .
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s-Much excite
ment exists in Washington In consequence
Of the news from the north The banks
here do not seem to be as yet seriously az.
iected. Z, ,.-...s,,, .l1s.e. w i. 'asHr
THE FURRY ovRRIN NPHlADELpH1A.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-The finan-
cial furry has subsidized, and the run on
the Savings banks has ceased, and the
National banks experience no unusual
demand for capital.
There is much better feeling on the
street to-day Notwithstanding the wild
rumors from New York ol the suspension
Of all the banks. There were feelings Of
distrust manifested when these rumors
reached here, but their denial soon made
the matter quiet and the eistock board be.
came firm. .fs94
PHILADELPHIA, Sept: 90 -Eren,ng-The
normal condition Of finances is rapidly
obtaining In this city. This afternoon It
was publicly stated that some Of the
State Banks in this city had suspended,
and that others would inevitably follow
suit. An investigation proves this is an
exaggerated way Of stating the case. All
Of the State Banks are perfectly solvent,
but experience annoyance from scarcity Of
currency, & They tascribe the trouble to
the refusal of;the National banks to &C.
cept their checks, thus throwing them
upon their own resources. OF the banks
that were specifically named asi having
suspended, viz: the Citizens, The Iron,
Tho State and The Keystone, are all as
serted. by their respective officers to be
perfectly sound. 1t is probable that all
win promptly and fully meet their de-
mands tomorrow f}ElilIGa ~ !
sSr. CATHARINEs, ONT., Sept. 22.-The
Canada Southern Railway Company has,
owing to the financial crisis in New York,
been obliged to break all their contracts
| fori the present, and have ordered the dis.
charge Of all their workmen not employed
on regular trains ruuing over the road.
The cause of this Is reported to be owing
to,the complications OF Daniel Drew, he
being larges tockholder In the company.
Run on Savings Banks at Chicago.
Better Feeling Late In the Day.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.-There Is consid.
cradle Of o run on some of. the savings
banks here to-day, but they are, adhering
to- the resolution adopted yesterday to
fall back on the thirty or sixty day rule
and are only paying sums Of less than ono
hundred dollars. The largest assemblage
appears to be gathered at the States Say.
ings Institution, but SO, far,the crowd has
been very quiet and orderly. The last
reports, public and private from New
York have had the effect to lessen the
anxiety which was manifest this morning
among many bankers and business men
Two Suspensions at Pittsburgh.
PrrrsBuReu, Pa, Sept 22.-James T.
Brady & Co., brokers, and the Security
Trust Company, Of this city, suspended
to-day. r.2ls.. a.i,a,T !, . { ~ }
. Tranquility at Cincinnati.
The feeling Of confidence which have
prevailed here among financial and busi-
ness men during the progress Of the trou-
Fble at New York has l.cpntlnued through
out to-day. 4 ! The applications at the
banks for discount have been compara-
lively light, and orders from the country
less than anticipated. The entire situa-
tion this afternoonswas strong and more
encouraging than OF any time since the
financial storm Id the East was fairly de-
lyeloped,, h Yt ia9S ilIIulllso- sn'i1a 8
l. suspensienrat rat Bnfalo. =,
II EBuFFALo, Sept 2ss-HSW Burt & Co.,
private bankers and. brokers, closed this
afternoon. .--ShaF
Tempest In q Teapot at Little Rock
/ l..City Scrip Refused by the Banks.
ILrTTLE Rock, Sept ee, ,-ono account
OF the financial panic In the north, the
banks here to-day refused to take the city
money, home currency, which has been
| In circulation at par for six years, and as
prevailed. This money has been always
received the same as greenbacks, and the
refusal Of the banks 10 take Il this morn
ipg created the widest excitement A
meeting oil the citizens was held this ai.
ternoon, at which It was resolved to
take the money as usual The general
Impression Is that the panic will be over
lby tomorrow. and the money taken %
usual ssiiioy 49, = - -,