Single short report (Ottumwa Weekly Courier, 1873-11-13) states the Merchant's Savings bank of Pittsburg suspended on Nov. 12, 1873. The article gives no information about a prior run or any reopening; I classify this as a suspension that likely led to closure (given the 1873 panic context) but permanence is not stated in the article. Bank name in the article is Merchant's Savings bank, which appears to refer to the Merchants Savings & Trust Company in Pittsburg; minor OCR/name variation noted.
Events (1)
1.November 12, 1873Suspension
Cause
Macro News
Cause Details
Article gives no specific cause; suspension reported Nov. 12, 1873 during the broader financial turmoil of 1873 (Panic of 1873).
Newspaper Excerpt
The Banking house of Millon & Sons and the Merchant's Savings bank of this city, suspended to-day.
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newspapers
Newspaper Articles (1)
1.November 13, 1873Ottumwa Weekly CourierOttumwa, IA
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Article Text
PITTSBURG, Nov. 12.-The Banking house of Millon & Sons and the Merchant's Savings bank of this city, suspended to-day.