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INDIANAPOLIS. lud., Sept. 26.-The panic has entirely disappeared. At the opening to-day there was a slight run on Ritzingers, Sharpe & Fletcher's bank by small depositors, but were promptly met. Nearly all the banks report that the deposits have exceeded the amounts withdrawn. The savings banks have met all the demands promptly, Woolen, Well & Co. will resume in a few days. INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 26.-The clearing house has adopted the New York plan for two days. The run on Ritzinger's bank continues. No doubts of its stability exist. The Board of Trade to-day adopted a resolution asking the Eastero truak lines to reduce fourth-class rates to 45 and 50 cents to New York and Boston and to other New England cities in proportion. Louisville Advices. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 5.-Business today was somewhat checked, but several banks have trausacted business as usual while others paid O ly small amounts. ST I OUIS, Sept 26.-The St. Louis banks have adopted the New York plan in regard to payments, and the clearing house will issue 500 certiOcates, aggregating $2,000,000. RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 6.-Lancaster & Co. have suspended, The Planters' Bauk and the Commercial Bank of Farmersville and the bank in Danville have suspended. Tridegar Iron Works Co. have discharged 600 workmen employed in car building.
