The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-26
RUTLAND FRIDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 26 1873


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day in order to dispcrse them and to proven
them from hammering down the stock lst
Affairs on tho street are still steady
rHE NARHEr.
The street market mostly confines itsel
10 bids and offers transactions being fc,
and far between. SO far this morning n
sales are reported. Quotations are Cen
trail, 80 bid, 30 asked Union Pacific, II
bid, 1913 asked Lake Shore. Il bid 4
asked; Ohio and Mississippi, 9, bid, q
/ asked Pacific 90 bid. 80 asked; North
west, 30 bid, 20 asked; Rock Island, ~
! bid Western Union Telegraph, 80 bid 5t
asked Harlem. 1929 bid, 100 asked: Wa
bash. 80 bid. II asked Hannibal aud st
Joe, 81 bid g. &. and ]. G.. 90 bid
80 SALES or GOLD
ll50 Il. IN. Gold sales advertised hy Tho
government will not take place to-day
CONSERVATIVE AcrIoN.
l2m.- Secretary Richardson declines t.
anticipate the 1874 bonds. which comes due
in December and June
l2:i5 p. IN. All stocks advertised for
sale at auction to-day have been withdrawn.
Three thousand prime sterling sold at los.
1:l0p. ma tour among the banking
firms and broker, offices, and visit TO the
sub-trcasury this morning, shows still fur
ther Improvement in feeling. Confidence
is much restored, and the belief that mat
tiers will soon assume decided improve
ncnt
There is considerable activity in stocks,
and they are bought and sold now. for the
first time in four days, on certified checks.
The following arc the quotations at this
hour: Union Pacific. 5000 Western
Union Telegraph, So Pacific Mail, 2gM30;
Wabash. i0i@i2; New York Central, s9a
90: Ohio and Mississippi. 90 bid North
western, 39m40; Lake Shore, offered at -;
Rock Island. S5@s6: Harlem. los bid st.
Paul offered at 80.
lN wAsiriNGToN,
WAsHlNGToN, sept. -.
The Washington City savings banks
posted the announcement that it will re-
quirc sixty days notice for the payment of
deposits in accordance with The provisions
of its charter.
The navy department is paying all its
employees to-day in anticipation of the
usual pay day, in order to lesson the strin-
gcncy of the money market caused by the
scarcity of currency.
Suspended.
MEMPHIS. Sept. ~.
The First National bank of Mempis has
suspended.
THE >CNrE IN LOUISVILLE.
Louisville, Sept. -.
There is some excitement here ON account
of the depressed condition of affairs in
New York. hut the banks are uniformly in
good condition. No alarm whatever ex-
lists among depositorS. and there is no an
ticipation of a panic.
TIE PANIC IN SAVANNAH.
SAvANNAn, Ga, Sept. %.
a run commenced early this morning on
the savings departments of the Savannah
Bank and Trust company and the Southern
Bank OF Georgia. Large crowds congre-
gated. The banks are paying dollar for
LII i. ..Y r.
of currency.
BULLION COMING From ENGLAND.
LoNDoN, Sept. %.
One hundred and eighty-fvc thousand
pounds in bullion were shipped from Liv-
crpool for New York to-day. OF this
amount the City of Brussels took cl50,-
600 and the Adratic go, 900.
FrIE RAILROAD MEETING IN LoNDON.
LoNDoN sept. %.
The daily News believes the financial
panic in New York will possibly lead to a
resumption of specie payment. \ meeting
called by Watson To consider the affairs Of
wv 'hN i"ih'''' ''iHI'"l, t''N ii''' W.
day and was attended by one thousand
persons The meeting j. described rs
stormy. \ resolution of thanks "a Watson
was unanimously adopted The names of
BSchoiishein and Henry were greeted with
IL storm Of mingled Kisses and cheers
Watson in explanation Of the affairs Of the
company said there was some apparent du-
biousness about the accounts but he he
licycd they were correct. They wanted
$50, 600 600 Immediately to finish improve
mcnts already commenced and to lay II
third rail The meeting was attended by
many Americans.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
has been called for to-day for consultation
relative TO the condition of financial af-
fairs, and such action aS may he deemed
advisable to establish the pul,iic confidence.
Savings banks presidents report that the
people gave notice Tuesday and Wcdncs-
day of their intention to draw their money
have since Withdrawn them. The run on
the Jersey City savings banks has ended.
SECRETARY RICHARDSON.
\ telegram from the secretary of the
treasury states that his official duties pre-
vent him from visiting New York and con-
sulting with the clearing house committee.
THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
All business done at the produce en-
change is upon strictly cash basis, prices
tending downward, and many products are
salable only at prices below quotations.
No failures are reported. Parties who pur-
chased stuff to arrive continue to receive
and pay for it,
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