Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-20
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MONRY NAB ME- 4.
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1900, xv.u ,r.et ,reseatea more animation The dc.
arure ef the Liverpool carrying with her orders sr
arve amount large quantity Of exchange ana numerous
o.rc,l me. all full oe hopes and expectations 10
WHOM the failure holds out golden prosPecu' inp@ s
raj feeling Of confidence and animation
.. vas more doing the stock exchange than on Friday
and prices exhibited greater degree Of buoyney Dry DOCK
Bank improved per cent; Delaware Hudson Per eeHi
Canton per cent? Mohawk 4per cent stonington cent
Harlem per cent
sterling exchange indeed ranges very high 81 cent or
sc the mound stering long keeps under the point
. which spece is liable move favorable to the interest
banks generally and particularly of the United States
Hanl the stock of which institution has much improved since
the rise took place
The country large presents appearance Of uncommon
prosperity The best evidence Of which Is the great n
of the canal and railroad exhibited under the heaa
s ,h state Of Trade in todays paper The State OF OHIO,
arculay seems 60 beyond any former state OF prosperity
New towns building, farms are laying OUT anu an ~
official rctu indicate trade double that Of any r.
Rod The following table of real estate SAFE u on0'A'
on the 9th inst may give idea Of the present
that city ,rnat ~.
ot NJ Main street 3dtenement ab'ye Lower ooo
story brick, l5 front, IS, DEPTH, V''"
Lot No D. Main street, ID tenement ABOVE Lower 900
Lot No g. corner Main and Lower Market sss ,oa.o
Lot ato No. = Lower Market door from Man, ia
a0 No g asr. Market doors from MAN, asa
front an 10 depth, subject to dowry, - ''@so
Lot No g. north side Of 9Th street, 49, -ironW' ,.-o
S Sep' Columbia street S. front, depth, 1925
sae,s45
These sales which are speculative but Of real produc-
in the queen city the west erected spot OF
o,na which twenty years wilderness are put
TYNE of what the United States has yet to become as nation
The course of improvement and the accumulation o. haoha
wealth goes forward with rapid strides commercial reV
sion which shakes the whole mercantile relations OF the ola
world and famine into the heart OF the manufacturing
districts Of Europe causing the pampered arocracy and de-
monarchs reHbe for precarious existence here
for aay arrests onward march Of national
greatness The obvous-we have mol worn out s"
nor surplus pepsaton whose only Tor
is manufacturing supply the wants Of other nations inc a
habtauts of which afford to work cheap Even the
bundersg experiments the rsguery rascay ignorance ana
shaps all kinds which attended circulating medium
does not check the natural resources OF the
country of the magnitude Of which yet form scarcely
an idea;
MANY difficulties have been encouatered hitherto
in Of harmony and spirit Of accommodation In some
the banks-he Of honesty in othersand again we md
those in which lameaabe want Of intelligence apparent IN
those who undertake of banks The necessity
of harmony action and mutual accommodation and comb
dence beginning force itself the understanding OF
many the banks those points at which the trade OF differ
sections the manner which has been pur
sued BY the New England where the centre Boston
in New York. where the the city Of New York
The other Of the country have hitherto had
,ar arrangement The first movement is the part of the
Ohio Banks of the Banks in the towns along the
river in Kentucky Indiana, and Illinois With all these ins
tutons an foot to have them placed
par in Psburg where the Banks will agree to receive them
IN payment This policy il generally pursued throughout the
would be Of immense service to the business commu
nifty perfection Of these minor circles Of exchange
general should he entered nte making the whole
centre in New York, the great commercial ceare II viii
be readers that this plan proposed IN the
Herald months had been carried Into operation
exchanges would be in far different state from that which
they present. the melancholy position which Mississippi
presents would not have been blot upon mercantile
character The wleiched position Of affairs in that state
be that in the United States Court which
is to cow me jackson in the last week Of this month"; $500
cases are to be disposed Of
Iii, stated in Mississippi paper that body of citizens
waited on the OF the Brandon Bank recently and
funds all the money the hands Of the Sheriff. which
he obliged do Thus the patience Of the public nearly
exhausted public opinion, when aroused, will
set straight the crooked proceedings Of certain banks
Statement Of the situation the Banks in the State Of Rhode
Island &c. Friday May 3D. 1882 the same appears from
the returns made by them the Bank Commissioner
LnsrLirrgs. REsoyRcEs
CAPITAL stock, SO, o6s,45s Leans, sl997s6l3
Circulation .6e7 099 Specie, 800 100
Due other Banks s90,6i5 Bills ofsther Banks, 2sO6S5
Profits on hand, 50o,S2l Due from BaRks, $685.!
Deposits ON interests 57s2s Stock In Bank, l0S669
Deposits not int soaSs4 Stock Real estate &c. as9sSo
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