The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-30

decided improvement to-day noon as com
pared with Saturday. There Is feeling
of huoyancy on Broad street, and brokers
arc anxious to have the board rc-opcncd.
They are doing considerable business this
morning in filling cash orders for stocks,
Int decline most Of them 10 operate either
today or tomorrow on margin. A few
houses offer to buy and sell on twenty
per cent margin. Stocks continue to i'm
prove in price. and hut few are offered at
, the street exchange.
Cold opened at 1881 now ~.
QUOTATIONS..
1000 shares Erie sold at private sale at
5li. The following arc the present cash
street prices: New York Central 30 ;
Lake Shore -; Wabash AZ bid; Western
Union 81 hid Harlem l0i bid Pacific
Mail "a asked; st. Paul 30; Union Pacific
"a asked; G. G. x |. G.. 1904.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE
The governing committee OF the stock
exchange held "A meeting this morning to
decide upon plan for opening the board
STOCK IoBDGNG PROSPECTS.
Jay Gould has been interviewed and said
that the settlements of his house as well ms
those of the other great stock concerns of
Wall street had been Strengthened upon
Saturday, and that combinations looking
to an advance in prices of an extensive
be strong and complete enough to sustain
the market in any event.
OPERATIONS OF TUE sUB-TEEASUgY.
The amount of currency paid at the sub
treasury for bonds purchased last week
was Sl9, 1853. 6s2.92. Coin paid for inter
est on the same, 5000, 922.2l. Interest on
November coupon bonds, payment to com
mcnce to-day. ~10.47,.925. Interest of re-
gstercd bonds. %o.925. 603. Total, S13.-
l03, 9o9.
MANUFACTURERS CuETAILrNG THEIR BrsT-
NESS.
The disturbed state of the money market
has made it necessary for some large firms
in this city to discharge many of their
hands, and to rive others only three or four
days work a week. One large manufac-
turing firm has closed up altogether.
| TRENTON MANUFACTURES UNABLE 90 PAY
EMPLOYEES IN Fill.
There was considerable excitement
among the working people at Trenton
Saturday by reason of the failure of the
manufacturing establishments to pay off
employees in full All the banks of Trcn-
ton are sound. none having less surplus
/ than hundred thousand hut the supply
of currency could not be procured in New
( York. The currency ON hand was divided
as equally as possible among the manufac
/ turers. The parties failing to obtain cur
rency We're the American saw company
New Jersey steel and iron company, Fish
crman Il Son, Samuel X. Wilson and mos
of the brickyar,ls and pottcrics. The work
men seem to understand the situation. anc
no trouble is apprehcndcd.
SUSPENSION OF HEAVY WOOL DEALERS.
PHILADELPHIA, sept. %.
Benz min }ullocks sons, extensive WOO
dealers. suspended this morning for larg,
sum. but they have ample assets to pay al
their obligations Their suspension wa
caused by the failure of the Glcnham man
ufacturlng company of New FORK, VIII,
owe them about ~600,O0O. Joseph Bul
lock, one of the firm, is director Of tn
Corn Exchange National bank. But the,
owe that institution Only NJ, 900, which i
covered with collateral for twice tina
amount. This affair has caused no un,isu
al excitement. and in business circles gen
orally there is confident tone
M>NrrAcrtREPs cEAMrEp.
NEw liA,ES, Sept. ~.
Several manufacturing establishments ar
unable to get sufficient currency to pa,
their workmcn, and have suspended opera
lions for short time.
RANKS SUSPENDED,
CANTON, ILL.,, Sept 2s
The National Peoples bank and HON
bank of this city have suspended paymcn
until the financial crisis is over. The rca
son given is the recent action of the bank
in Chicago, Cincinnati and elsewhere.
CURRENCY FLOWING INTO 81. Louis.
ST. IDIIs Sent %
The express lines centering here ar
bringing to the city much larger amour
of currency than they are taking away.
MISSOURI BANKS.
The banking house of Curry II Kirby, a
jefferson City, and two at Chilocothe su'
pended Saturday. They are regarded a
solvent, and no losses will be sutaneC
Banks in other parts of the state will hol
ont as far as known.
IN LOWELL.
LOWELL, Mass, Sept 20.
The bank officials of this city at a NEE
ing to-day decided to follow substantial
the action of the banks in Boston an
other cities in regard to currency pa,
ments. Ample provisions have been mad
to meet the corporation pay rolls due I'll
present month, amounting to S200,00t
There has been no indication Of alarm b
savings bank deposltors.
IMPROVED FEELING.
WAsHlSGroN, Sept. 20.
Assistant United States Treasurer Hi
house at New York telegraphed to SEE
rotary Richardson that the feeling III
morning is more quiet and hopeful III
impression is that the worst is over an
: that the situation will begin to ment
Q Another telegram from prominent Nc