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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-19

NOR sALE-oNE YOUNG COW. THREE JlI9sl
wears old. Inquire cor South and ELLIOTT
l41-Iie- TAYLOR HENDRlCk.
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WANTED.

TTTANTEp-A CLERK WITH $500 TO
w lend his employer. Salary 500 per
month. Address =" Indicator" this once,
.riying address. iI-lB
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Painting.

DIoKINsoN. WILLIAMS A CO.. COTTON
Il'faetors. 26b Front street. 4t
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LOST

n OsT LAT TUE SECOND PREhBYTE-
rian church. Sunday, 9th inst.' q cameo pm
,xjth n large gold cross attached. Any one re,
,nsnine the same 10 w. A. Wheatley. In Bethel
Rlock' will be suitably rewarded. h3.l5i
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TIoR RENT-A FINE RESIDENCE IN
n clinton avenue nextto Baccigalupo' : place.
Aiso n two. story basement house on Dunlap
stree' ho~i oP'@ MARX & BENSD0RF.
on No. 4 Madison street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-02-19

TSoR SALE THREE FRAME DOUBLE
tehemeh y. umerce street, near the corner
81 ,s SecG Inawn as the property Of Wm kehoe
deceased. Price. 5000 cash; ilus peIfseWet'
Appiy 10 VIM. +. Waldran. st me Viioe 1S ~ y
ri Hraenlnw II u Madison 90, -.
, 1873-09-20

Yesterday Capt. Buckley again wagcd hctivc war
upon the gan,b1crs In tho afternoon squad Of men,
commanded by sergt. Eboraolq after sorno skrmtsh-
ing, made dcsccnt upon Mike n1cDonalds pacc. at
No. 178 Clark street. It. WAS, ut 1caet said 10 ho
mike McDonalda place." but bis recent poouniary
embarrassment rendess It o1tremely unlikely that hb
waa tho owner. All but one OF tho occupants, d
poor, de}octod-l looking faow, na1ned Mike Morris.
ESCAPED. hIoEr!a bailcd out by Mcdonald. In tho
evening" Capt. Buckley, asaiso1 by Detectives Bayon
and aaligher, and Rolnasman Dariho!on ontored the
notorious Rohbns place. No; 173 Clark street, by
means Of sledgc hammer. They caught the game at
ful tide. Tho bnrly, heavy-]ewod, greedy, uncouth
dent win diamonls, ft signs of his dirty o.
o%psuon: Fourteen inmates woro arrestear
all OF whom wore marched with
becoming soemnity to tho Armnry Police Btation..
They wero very appropriately placed in the meansst
coll, where they were confined for Homo time. Old
Danyon after receiving SIS for bailing tho currita
out, was talon homo by them n carriage which ac-
con1montion will have moro influence in forming tho
Judgment Of tho Judge than speech from shystcr.
man who will aeccpt favors from WIT Robbins,
proves hlusc, to bo utterly unworthy Of public con-
ndcucb,
, 1873-09-20
IN ST. PAlIt-

Special Dispatch 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, hept. 10-For two hours following
the Of Jay Cooks Cos failure tho ssreesa
full Of r,nors, and considerable anxiety was mani
country. nt large. From conversations this oyeu-
tho following Tho managing oincora
Of prominent bank run.ored 10 he Involved, nsBuro
not only that their houRo has connection whnt-
ever with Cookea. but that they know Of no ank or
The leading wholesale dealers, Commission
the statement IL confirmed by bankers, that thS neo-
pie OF this State are better situated owing less and
having moro money md moro wheat than before In
many yeara and owing less to tho East. The manuH-
ing official of tho Northern Pacific stationed hpr fear
ho failure may delay The building of thu road bayon
Cooke Co.,-that H. thn. work boyoud the Missouri
may not bo pushed this fall. But they anticipate
greater delay, and other efoct tile Company
tLe operation OF the road. Cooke b Co., thoy say,
huyo been simply the agents Through whom loans
wero effected, but havo not themselves
furnishod money for tho Oo1npany's operations.
Bankers aud ethers Of whom inquired Say the
sggregatons In this State, having paid tho debta OF
ths State arc involved With tl1t Company,
Business mon aud financial oirotes horo arc a8 tfnn-
ul "a though Jay Cooke, and all tho othors who have
fallen by tho Waystde, were prospecting ~ initial.
This Dispateh thls evening puhllahes inter
evs WIN a! tho Dsnde5s y tho ooss Ely
aud that was little accommodation exchange
socount with his Phisdelphia house. which only ln-
wolves ths Ioas Of $780, It is not thought that Gooke
failure will hAye any effect hero beyond Eet.rding Tho
constructiou Of this Northern Pacific Railroad, and
'VM assured this evening, by q gentleman Who'll IN
, 1873-09-20
ST. PAUL.

Gigantic P1nc-Lund SyVind1e In H1in~
ncsota-.Tho Lecch Luke 1ndtunA
EnrnKed, aud Their Agent Calls for
Military Aid to Keep Them Quiet.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BT. PAUL, hnnu., Sept 10.-The Dispatch this even-
ing exposes Of tho largcst piue-and steals
developed. It consists in tho Balo OF Ill the TIM
ber lands on tho Leech Lake Indian ReserYa-
tions, In Northern Minnesota, for $3.50 per
1000 nsumpago. This salo uss made last November
by P. P. Smith, present Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs. who was tho Agent for tho
Chippewa Of Minnesota. A. Il. Wilder,
Of this city, who represents the pine
land ring, tho purchaser. The Dispatch pub
fishes tho contract In full between Smith and Wilder
which VAS mado in Washington, D. Q. Tho contract
gives Wilder all the Timber which does not
measure IA inches In diameter Is feet above tho
ground without any charge wAatorer. He ia to pay
$116 por thousand for all n inches In diameter.
The extent Of this ;. sfinde ea9 BE- partially
sofa lumbormen pay from $3.50 to $500
por 81 900 for lumber which measures II tnchcs
n diameter, 2i feet from tho ground. The contract
ntmates that tAera 900 600 900 feet the
ton. There is probably more, but II this Is MI 1t
could he sold to-!ay for 100000 advance Wildora
contract.
Tho Indiana wero not consulted, AMI when they
learned during tho amur that tholr timber had been
aold they were enraged that tho Agent called on
prevent an outbreak. The Indians nro in terrible
Rtate being anoat naked. and many 1nst starye and
frcczo to doath tho coming Winter uncss something Is
done for them.
, 1873-09-20

saw Rlorioua atnsot; hecatno warm and cxcced.
Yly sea y turns snd rodo along tho ground b.,
To dark continued II tho oaBtHoutleasosiy direction
md Il Taa not 'ntil N ABOUT o'clock that struck
Of plutr Point and entered Schuyler County At Tyrouo
from which tlmo tho courro atroHt noithcns rid
velocity Of tho wind at timo exceeded thirty rties
an hor, ard for hoilr before ,vo landed o,r rnno
had boon dragging oyer tho tops Of tho rtcs and fho
farm-houBea at tho ratio Of only blk miles an hour
After dark tho difficulties Of navigation wore lcsben
by tho bright stars overhead and Tho Immense heus.
Nrca TINT bInzed hcneatll us.
oomd not carry the entlro party with safety Mr. King
was supplied with twonty baga of ha'1as., aud uarscd
to continue tho voynBo afone, tho balloon taking a
current,
.Wa1rxxYta pornr, N. r., Sept 17-r1.o balloon
afternoon. A papor from tho balloon indorsod Pro-
fcsaor Klng. Dutao," dropped in tho fair grounds.
, 1873-09-20
THE BUFFALO BALLOON.
Voyage OF Prof. EKing'a Slkylnrking
Party

AATGys
Corning NJ =: tstpt. n. ,.,a1 R;pa's" to tn" Ss' York
Although tho Buffalo balloon has not up 10 this
moment quito cqualed tho general expectation Of the
good citizens Of the rlace af:cr which it - namot
aous excitement throughout Tho lower Lake regons.
The aerostat was tho hau.asomest ever made In any
Country, 70 far Us tho records teit, being elab-
scroll work and lettering. It's capuelty waa Oh
900 fcet, but it contained only about 0l,o6o
feet OF qua whon II first LETT tho Garth.
Tho advertisements At nao sthted that tho mniondo
Terrace Park ut tho Of Chrch etre0t. Dnt for
al hour before that timo 900 neEsanB lad conBro
gated In tho Vicinity Of tho imitation. uouse-tops,
Windows, wals. trees, every fneh Of vantage ground
exceeded 600 at tho hour Of departure. Tho aerial
party consisted Of Mr. King, thu acronaut the Herald
correspondent, and three other gen!enleh represents
tlon had been taken to provide for tho tcm-
roral necessities Of tile heavownrl traro1ors
confidently expected that rltte Of several hundred
amid the cieoru q tho vaat multitude, tho ringing q
bells aud the shreatng Of Locomotive, factory. and
steamboat wbst!ea, tho buffalo, under tho skilful
management of Mr. King, rose najestieally upward
southeast. isapidly ascending above tho lakca and
Tho delightful country around l,atalo, wo struck
across Erie, Wyoming. Livingston, y portion Of
Schuyler and SSss o0ns Ms PAGING
Utica Orange, Warsaw, osslilc Mount Norris sparts
srringwateT, UosAocton, prataburg, patnoy, Wayne,
Tyrone, Orange, Schuyler County aud Horribly, COM
psst O'Clock having travelled about Las 1niles Con:
traEy to expectation, tho speed at which we Layped
quite Slow tho higheat rate Of speed not exceeding
thirty milcs an hour. During tho arat four hours
nearly oycry kind Of balloon sensation. We
went about Il milo and three quarters high,
through sud above tta clouds tos about " miles !;
, 1873-09-20
JAY COOKE AND THE NORTHERN PACIFIC rail
ROAD


JAY COOKE AND THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD.
70 tbs Editor ef Ths Chicago Tribune:
Tho craah haH como at last anil God holp tho poor,
con1ding ftends Of tho Northern Pacific Railroad In
Minnesota For tho past twelve moithB hAvo been
in Mnncsota aud have devoted good deal Of time 10
Investigating tho management and to considering tho
future prospects Of this Company. On my return 10
Chicago frequent occasions oppressed the opinion
that tho Northern Pacific Company, from jay Cooke,
1ta financial head to William A. Howard lts Land
Commissioner, was on tho moat dishonest bas1s.
inputo dishonest motives to cthor Of these gono-
men personally. The Northern Pacific Company
conceived in stupidity fraud. 1a originator the into
Jacob II. Howard, who for years lnndo tho study Of
our isothermio climatic changes specially, had
finally to give way to Window William H. King, Jay
Cooke aud tho I" Boston ring, before lo could got
nny encouragement In tho direction Of building the
road. It waH we'll for senator Howard that no died
before the terrible cyclone Of last wner for that
would have dlsabused him Of tho truth Of his pct
Theory, as 1t did every who lived In Minnesota ut
tho time.
The Northern paciao Company never had my fnan-
oial aanding It has been bankrupt from tho say tho
first shovel full Of dirt taken out. And tho people
had inytatigatcd tho prospects Of the Company they
would not To-day 10 holding hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars Of s worthless paper. For tho Inst two years
the only receipts tic Northern Pacific Company hns
had woro from tho sacs OF land and Its unsecured,
wAtered bonds. Thoro haa not been n section Of
twenty miles OF tho road that has paid its operating
Paciflo hago becn sconing up show Of anpcsr-
, 1873-09-20
THE CROPS.


Special D5spatch to The cdioaao 1rtbnns.
IANEay1LLEt Wis, Sept 1p-Auother Beyero froBt
fell upon this section last night. The small amount
Of Vitality left by tho previous frost In Immature
vegetation must have been destroyed by this Recond
visitation. We find that there is considerable back
ward tobacco IN tho fod though waa 40 nearly ruin
fos " and 15G
however, seem to hive received finishing stroke,
which Will place them IN tho List of lost products.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CEDAR RAPIDS, H.. Sept. 1o.-NopoEts from the
country IN this vicinity Say at vegetation is entirely
TO have formed in places quarter Of an inch In
thickness. . --.7
SMeial DtspatcA to Tho Chicago Tribune.
SrA1sdfmLp, Sept. IA bit1ng frost visited this
section last night and 1t Ia reported did much damage
to tho 1ta bids fair to repeat itself tonight With
increased severity.
Special Dfspateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
LASALLE, ILL.,, Sept. 19-Therc was d hoayy frost
here ast night md there is prospect OF another to-
night,
, 1873-09-20

-.T1ac show HQns Boon Il Succcss from
Every fo1nt OF viow--Extsltntion OF
Tho roorinns--Prizos for Onttlo, Lu-
Snec,aI D1enotch N frbt Gh;cooo rr;hur4
ssnt 4nS
Illinois State Fair closed to-day. Tho mootlus has
been
s'' TIE moRr Bpcorssru,, EVEN HELD
IN 'ne sta'o N many feapee's; 8na Il IA notably 30
Every One ,',stss. At @ n', Issue md psr
oranhiea' nost,on and thoir enoruv II In nrido bo
t.e too oruea The M. af o sns ra,' r,l%' -
Evory outgoing train in oycry direction ia crowded,
but IT wa no impo1e'ule 10 ompy mo esy ois visitors
crowded. Eshb!tora will remain over till tomorrow,
rho yorl, -, doo1,t,o ,x,s hcon ~, ho ,ro,,i,s ~
.s.,,, a,,,a.,. .,,s .xtns. ..,at .t.a. ~
mont Of the Inst premium.
The attendance to-lny was rather limited, IN COM
pa.1son WIN 1nn.saay OF @ 'he osy proVlous' 'ncfo
oenB ohly aoout 49,ooo on tho 8rounds 1ho
gate receipts ,, amounted 70 something over q ooo
which meat litt!o sum was mostly contributed by
poor!ans resident 1t Ia cBtimated that during tho
fair there bus been an Attendance Of oooor daily
IN arms. The total receipts amonnt to about so oeo
The Interest Of to-day ccntcrel In tho ring display
though tho raw chilly atmosphere Kept many away.
IHe Exulpi71oS OF swEEraIAxEs cattle
1or INC bc6t ou1 OF any age was na8nincent. u:
Shropshire Of ceneroyille, Ky., with bis animal
Marquis, carried % the blue ribbon md Il. Pick
rel, Aarristown, ILL.,. tho red with Breastplate.
Lady Forester, owned BY G: shropshlro took tho
first premium for cows, and Jceao 1lopaWen, owned
By II. sodoWsky, Of !ndlanos H., took tho second.
For gentlemnons ,. driving staons 1tann Boy of
peora TOOK the hrat and Silver Duko OF Chicago, tho
second Pre1nium. -.,.-,- ~ NV
dents' driving mnros: First preminm, J. ". Dloy,
Of Maeornb; second, Jamea wassworlh, Chicago.
deldtngs: j. I. MatAcra 5Hckaons1lle, hrst prem-
ium Gus Shropshire. Kentucky. second r. premium;
n. Nf
and ". pnley, Of Maconn took the first and second
prcmiuns for sta!ions and Wiley Buckles, OF chaH-
paig anu A. IT, oarc, Of urbana, the hsBt anu second
premiums fof nhfeas sweepstakes.
1loIsca of all work; "iey Buckles, OF Champaign,
iums for stations sweepstakes.
Marc and two coll. Andy Turner, OF Atlanta, H.t
first premium and E. Dillon b Co.. Of Normal, Soc
onsl premium.
Ono of tho most interesting darays Of tho far was
trot between al1-tn-handn, entered BY james Wnds-
worth, OF Chicago, and @. H. Hall, Of Yates City.
Wadsworths horses had never been driven so BEFORE
, 1873-09-20
ALBANY LIVESTOCK MARKTE.

SpftiGl DfspaEcH 70 1Hd CHIca0o 7Tl6VNe.
WEsT ALBANY, Sept. 1910 y. n.-CArTLE-Tho
market openod tits morning trlo higher tlan last
week On tho best medium qNality, but owing to Tho
vio!bn storm TINT prevailed Tho whole Ay, bnt little
business VIVA transacted. The receipts tlis week ox-
coed those Of last week by about 400 hoad. There
were few Brighton dealers, but not large attend
OF the Eastern buyers, New York wha fairly rrl-
resented. The marlot promises to bo brisk
tomorrow, il the weather ia fair. Tie
following ase hs receipts ts tho week. hna
horses, 644. Mitch cows, nothing doing, and only 4
few to bo In the yar Quotations tho lust
week.
SnEEP AND LAMns-Thc market IL somovhat strong
or tlan lsAt week, but the prices tho sae. Sheep nro
principally iocai anil country dealers.
HooH-This market appears to begin to chow littc
life. Hogs are quovd ut from 5Ncto 61lc.
, 1873-09-20
uacoupin County Agricultural Fair.

CAn11sy1LLE ILL.,, Hept. 10.-The Mncoup!n County
Agricultural Fair commences at this place Tuesday
no1t, md will continue four days, with Indications of
hoiu the most Buccessfnl fair held III this portion
Of tho State. Already tho cnrics have been large and
most excellent condition. and Tho different industries
represented will 60 fur toward making It great
ecss Bono Of tbs best trpfto!B III the WcBt will be in
attendance to copets for thu purse OF $500 oorod by
tie eittaouH Of QaIltnYillc.
, 1873-09-20
FOREIGN.
GERMANY.

Lonpon, Bort. 1o-At tho acsa,on OF tho Old Catho-
fc gonBtesH yesterday Dr.. Wnck, Of Augsburg, mado
vohinR tho Into and holding them responsible for
all ita horrorr. Tho sreech caused painful senRa-
ti0n. pero yncfntlo anh other French delegates wero
deeply offended aud Withdrew from tho Congress.
The FEoMch engineers who hnvo for some time psAt
been HkclCng the iakses Of tho Alps Mt. Cenis
hnvo received orders to suspend operations mud rotu1
lgMo+
, 1873-09-20

C1no1NN4r1, aopt. 1.-THE nova concerning tho
New York failures has been sought today with great
Thorc IL fcong Of ganernl security with 1eforonce 10
our banks hors. and no app,ehenHons p arc fot con-
actions In stock during tho List one two months
sre said to have been Unusually small. The im-
preston appearE general In financial circles TINT
the regular business interesa Of the country will not
b0 aer!oualy ntI0ctea,
, 1873-09-20
NIurYxyiilc. H., ENlr.

Special Dlsp0tch ID Th0 CHlcago 7F360ns.
DAyENpoHT, H.. Sept. 1D.-Tho election q otacors
Of Tho Alarysvi!le Fair occurred to-day, and resulted
rs folows: J. II. Freamau, President; D. D. Cow
role, yiroPresldent; y. 8; Block Secretary; Henry
tors. It was decided by voto Of 15o to 81 to chaugo
tho location Of tho grounds.
, 1873-09-20
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Hcpt. 19.-1t Ia rntno1od that Count An
drassy, tho Primo Mtistor to Auhtrn. and Vtsconto
Vcnosfa, tho Italian Minister Of Foreign Affairs No.
terencos with him n teforonco to tho pnpal election
VIENNA, Sept. 10.1t s officially reportad thu. there
havo bccn 766 nf cholera In Venns Rtnco tho
outbreak Of tho seaao, and Of this number lilo vera
fntul. Tor twenty y-fonr hours, ending 1t midnight
yesterday, Al freah cnBoa wcro reported.
, 1873-09-20

Special DieputcA to Tho Chicago Tribune.
nooEronp, IIl, sept. 10.-The fair closod here to-
day. Twenty thousand people wcre on the grounds.
Tho awcepsake trot Of this AFTERNOON was most In
tenscly exciting, and run by Tornado, Rockford
Aurse best tinlo 2:4O Thero Ia douh!o-team trot
for $500 silo between Chicago and Troerort horse
hero Tomorrow, Pools Are selling ut o lively rate With
tho Chicago horse fayaritc.
, 1873-09-20

Tho lsrtxo lkit1us


Br. Louis, Sept, Ig.-Tom Alien. tho pugffat, ths
accepted tho challenge Of Den Hogan. and laat night
5000 M Sio wa put an o. @ forfeit The ght \ to be
from (le signing OF tho articles. This will not s done
until after tic contest between Allen and McCoo.o
next Tueldsy. Hogan will go luso training hero Oh
Monday upxts
, 1873-09-20

Special Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis.,. Bort. l0.-rho Dano County Fair
closed THIS afternoon. having heen splendid exhibit
had mhyr on two lays. d. Z. Morrow q tbs b tst. It.
erit tnrnler, delivered an eminenuy practical eddross,
explaining Boulo Of the for the complaint by
prod,cers that their labor moro romuneratIyo.
us mnde several practical suggestions.
, 1873-09-20

Sptcial Dispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DAvENpon1, Ia, Sept. ia portion Of the funda
OF tho Davenport Watcr-Wurks Company, amounting
to several hundred thousand dollars had ooen dcpoa-
Last draft Of $4,000 was paid last week.
, 1873-09-20
MRS. SlfRHAIT.

New Yonn, Sept 1o.-A Washington dispatch naya
for Mrs aurra In ctter, confirms tho statement Of
Judge Holt that Mrs.. 6urratt was nut Aanaclel either
at tho ankles or wrista who tu tue pEosonco Of thu
Court.
, 1873-09-20

LISBON, Sept. 19.-The mall steamer from Rio
Janciro Aug. 81, has arrived. An unsuccessful AZ
tempt had been mhdo at BuonoH Ayrea to sssaarinAto
Dr.. 6arimonto; Preeident Of tho Argentine Republic
, 1873-09-20

Special Nspafch to TAo Chicago Tribune.
ToRoNTo, Sept. 1D.-Tho failure Of Jay Cooke b Co,
haa croatod considerable nxcitoment. Ono or two
houses having American connections arc said TO DO
Rhhky, but III case hnvo tho shutters been put up.
, 1873-09-20

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 10.-Arrlyod, stcamBhip Lep,
zig, from baltimore.
Nxw YonK, gcpt. l9.-Arriyed, steamships Wyoln,
ing. from Liverpool; Now York. from Bremen; aud
AnKos, from Glasgow.
, 1873-09-20
MOROCCO,

LONDON, Hopt. IA civil war has broken ous in
Morocco betwcen tho and hrothor Of tho deceased
eultAn, ind tho trado Of tho country IL parayzed.
, 1873-09-20

Specfal Dtepatch to The Chfcagn Tribune.
MoNEnEAn, Bopt+ 1o.-Bpeoulasors in Now York
stocks hare 1oat conaicrable AMOUNTS, but they arc
generally holding All kinda OF ru1nors prevailed
to-day 40 TO eoyeIn frna boinR In danger OF collapse,
owing to tho o1citod etato Of the money market hut
no failures have boon announced
, 1873-09-20

GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Sept. 19.-Mr. scudmore, Director Of tho
Postal Telegraph Service donioa tho truth Of tho r-
mora that tho Government ia about to purehaao tho
Atlantic cablo lines.
, 1873-09-20
SPAIN.
GREAT BRITAIN,

MADn1p, Sept. 10.--The scsslnn Of tho Cortes has
bccn suspended until tho I'd Of January ne1A
, 1873-09-20

New OnIE4as, Sept. 1o.-TAere Is much anxiety In
commercial circles regarding the Naw York failures
Business about tho banks Ia quiet ns usual.
, 1873-09-20
TlTUSvlLLE OIL MARKET.

TtTuavLLE, p, Sept lV.--The pstrolotpa mArkei
closed quiet Ut lac, Tltusyt1lo dliiveFJ,
, 1873-09-20

DALrMonE,.6ept. l0.-Bass Ball Dalumores, II !;
Auanlca,
, 1873-09-20

From tbs ST. Lo.sis ItpubEfcan,
The announcement of tho failure OF the houses OF
, 1873-09-20
BUBBLES BURSTING.
money has boon waltod. The failure will not afoot
lho dry goods trAdo ut s11.n

money has boon wastod The failure will not afroot
lho dry goods trAlo ut s1l.n
THE NATIONAL LIFE COMPANY
denies rosltlvoly TINT II will bo atfottea by Mr..
Cookies suspcnelon. Mr.. Cooke In Chairman Of tho
Finance Committee OF the board OF Directors.
THE NATIONAL nANKa.
At tho Union Banking Company, At Fourth and
Chsatnut atrcols, tho kep Up from hai-raus
10 this marning until tho hour Of cos!ng,
md there wRs no want Of funds to meet
all thc obligations Of tho institutton IA they
catno In. To bhuw the oarncsnoss Of tho Company--
10 demonstrate that thoy wcro In no financial atrait-
pne OF tho ocors made his colo business to keep tho
pcopfe In limo, aud to facilitate tho payment Of
their checks as far ~ 1t wns possible to
do 30. At tho soventh National Dank
no change observable from tho ordinary routine
This bank ia regarded tho argcst depository OF Jay
Cooke + Co. Tho hrm arc cashing tho chocta Of Tho
Fidelity as fast aa presented.
All rumors to tho contrary notwith-
etandtnR, thero hAa boon no rim
st tho Central Natlonal Bank, on Fourth, below
Chestnut street: mud should thero boz ample propArs
'tons hare bcen made therefor.
Thoro wnH no run Oh tho Peoples bank. Mr.. Rem
bio, The prcaidont, Baya that there are
FEW DANna THAT ARE NOT GOOD.
He does not expect any extraordinary run on his
establishment.
Tho general panic loca not secm to nfTcot tho de-
poaltorA In tho prov1deut Llfo and Trust Company,
tho usual amount Of buanosR being transacted. There
has been somo ltslo pressure on Tho Philadelphia,
Fzantlin, md several other savings institutions.
THE s1coHp FAILURE TO-DAY,
sftor Deaaven Bros, was that OF Glbough, Bond
Co., which closed at p. N. Tho firm states that
thor difficulties arc owing to tho gonoral panic,
and to thcir having loaned money to Jay Cooke Il
Co.. loan having been mAdo aa late as
Wednesday, the sams being 1ctuznablc to-day. Their
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Jippeau, Chapter VII, VIII, by II.
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