Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-04-18

"a ,A,s s,oe, h,oser Many predicted Yesterday that
~. e. US. bs, this seems net To he the isei Ir
criee. At h.n have Ilan of astcnshingy ~ the hank
~ Amsca oniy hafs miioa offered whore there have
us, crn u.ttsyl eight ~ nine hundred Thousand DOT
l.r.. There was sm,.At a'ns ou ~ ~ wy 49, ~
sount Of papet 20 he discounted ioths Sy he pddod
the fact that eve's description o. me. "ee. a,s otn enr
tsns their business and contracting lcscf debts Tor the
is,, ~, months. II u. therefore not Wonderful THAT bus.
uss, paper should diminish We have no doubt the u these
.nes continue IN two months from tooa! 'here "i'l be
ercai want Of business paper in the chs
Tic failure among the Brokers. has ALLEN hoa'y on 'omc
hank. no kep, their funds hote many OF whon
- ~, q, no uti,J for il notorious TACT that several
ploye their funds shaving in Wall street instead oi io'n
80, q, ,egul,r Gu stoners at home One of tho banks
in tho interior tbs state had over hundred thousand dol
lars in tho hands Of one broker who has Oeen 0omPcd TO
suspend ~,
safety Fund Notes Tho boksf had seni large amounts TO
Albany and had not received returns and Tue! therefore dc
rl,ued purchasing until they receive femittsnocs
Tie busines. done the exchange to- was quite
led p1r,iculay in grain. Over 1900 bushels were sold
The sales by auction were a'sn ia,ge. ,...s :, ...
tina, the houses abundanty solvent one house shows
ascss Of nearly elk hundred thousand dollars over and a.
hove their ahlsiss Of every description and great
tho er they made sustain themselves that when they
stopped they owed y thousand dollars borrowed money
which amount they hid rolled every day. borrowing of
one to pay another for weeks and weeks Surely stop
page must be rcliefto persons thus cucumst'nced'
STOCKS.
Tuesdav T. NJ Rather fat TO day-al descriptions dc.
ofthe Railroads lower than we have ever
hong lie s,e have ese. su. e~ s aaci
it is astonishing there have not been more.
GJLarrR. The New York Express of Saturday last
15hl says The week has been unusual excite,
ment In the money way there has been continuation Of
want OF Confidence and many extensive estnbishme
have been compelled to suspend their payments most of
whom brought down by failures last week and prev
ousy. On The whole, however things look little brighter
and there many indications that the crisis has past The
last advces from England show change any respect in
re- alton 10 money matters Cotton continued decline,
which is severely felt on this side.
Flour. The holders Of Western enabled TO keep up
the price to so 10 25 but all other descriptions
clinng New York a 9 50-Troy 25-Richmond Coun.
ty Isl Rye -four dull
Money. There has been little In the Money
market this week and things the whole look better
wthandng the large failures that have taken place The
wants Of the commercial community have fallen off Sd
the offerings banks have diminished and tie business
the banks has become less and less This natural
sequence Of things For the last six months there has been
general feeling curtal and not 10 enter into
gagements The Indebtedness of the merchants generally
is third less than IL months ago. This
gether with the fact that hundred houses who have been
borrowers have failed and longer call the banks,
has sensiby diminished the demand for money which
great it The last adyices from England
far respects the credit Of the American Bankers,
favorable