The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-30
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10 ssss.a az Hssuls d lvta.,s. nsrstrs a sss.-
Eeu4sa, stHi 70, issa
Mofc, bss aFain become sbundanl II
gsioes within legal r-ies. The reecn,
e;rnrency. ni a tine when gcid has been
rapidly and constantly accommodating IN liie
coUa,fy, was unexpected and ~ill undeubi-
eddy hsvs an effect 20 check rash specUia-
iinn To- some MEASURE.
The dvanced rates 81 Interest BY the
isank Of England originated the panic. thus
showing hos intimate are the commercial
interests Of the two countries. The nnnle-
dia,o ounniimcit of discounts BY banks
,hr calling IN Of sboI s2,0o000o specie
which had been loaned from the sub-ireos-
ury and he csncollingnf private liabilities
to large amount caused a severe pressure
IN an expanded market.
The Economist says, "fhc supply u
money m the mercantile circles Is better,
and the fears of 'beginng Of the end
"a disastrous rcvulsion," 'cqusl to that Of
1896 bankrupting the million and shak-
ing the foundation Of society TO it's CENTRE"
CONFRONTING government, states, banks
and merchants 10 one mass Of insolvency"
seem not to have taken very deep root, and
the community move as II no longer per-
suadcd that the solid pavement on which
they tread was no better than the very rot
tonest Of eggs"
The Post remarks, "Thc week closed
with diminished demand for money
The market may now be described as IA.
ther heavy at 10 per cent. for first class
loans in the street, while the banks are
well supplied, and unable to realize much
IL any exchange, IN addition TO the legal
rate.' much sail has been taken in, aud
to drop the figure, we have good reason 10
look for some weeks for quiet and cheer
fui condition ofnoney matters; indepond-
ent of all external circumstances, which,
however, are decidedly favorable at this
moment" With favorable change IN the
money market spectators have commence
ed operations. large amount Of copper
mining stock is being sold. The success
which have attended some ofthese eompan-
les, the past two years, is bringing into
market any amount of stock in new COM
panes. Whether the Investment will
prove as profitable for the holders as for the
originafors is questionable AT last ac-
counts, however, prices were rather retro
grading.
The stock in the several lines of Railroad
between Albany and Buililo, which are
being consolidated is selling at n consider
able advance over previous rates. The
advantages Of consolidation are Obvious to
oil.
consolidation OF the Filchburgh, Chesh-
ire, and Rutland and Burlington Railroads
is proposed, and bill authorizing such an
arrangement has been introduced into'ihe
Massachusetts Legislature. This would
make one line from Boston 20 Burlington.
Many unnecessary Offices would be abol-
ishei, interests concentrated ani expenses
materially reduced. II consolidation
could be affected satisfactorily To- the stock
holders Of the several lines, it would, no
doubt, place the roads in dividend paying
positions
Applications have been filed with the
Auditor Of Illinois for new banks with
nominal aggregate capital of nearly S'!2,-
100000.
The feonon,i,t gives I'm receipts Of n RAILROAD. for
III, month q March, lH''' '''.'''..'.''..'lell ~
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An increase 2, =, 'o''oi
February 60. lslo.
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speeis, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s.ggl,c,1
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a = $3.50" !" 49, ,'@Ns'''l'l 80! 'Da','
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The exports OF produce from the p0it of
New York Tor thu 6rst ouattar of tho vaer
80, ~ W 80 ,p ~, y, w ''"'
icbi amount 10 = III fUZu,tkb or 10 per cent
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any previous year. In lri1, which was
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ufe iathihe year ana "brn produce Wchi
forward al htgh priccs the exports were
,.,teN.n
The hceunula,iop Of the preejous met.
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