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Wall (United Kingdom) (search for this): article 5
dollar." It was the long purse of England which conquered the great Napoleon, and the heaviest purse in this contest will be more than a match for the heaviest artillery. But we have both, and Congress having provided the artillery, should now leave it in the hands of the army, and turn with special attention to the relief of the Treasury and the country upon the money question. Conspiracy. The Herald of the 9th, in an editorial on financial matters, says: "It is evident that the Wall street banks have entered into a conspiracy against the Secretary of the Treasury, so as to defeat his plans of finance, and deprive the Administration of its means of carrying on the war."Herald The Herald makes this bold charge upon the brokers of Wall street, because they will not believe that the bonds of a disrupted and tottering Government are as good as gold, and accuses them of complicity with the banks in refusing to receive them upon the same basis as specie. The same article s
Galena (Illinois, United States) (search for this): article 5
r much higher premiums by the speculators. The stock market opened vigorously this morning with a large amount of orders from the public; but, as the day advanced the street speculators began to realize profits and the market was not strong enough to take the stock thrown upon it. Hence the afternoon prices of many of the speculative shares show a decline, as compared with the closing prices of last evening. Thus, Rock Island, lost to-day ½ per cent., Burlington and Quincy 1, Toledo 1, Galena Illinois Central 1½, Michigan Central Southern old ¾ guaranteed ¾, Reading ½. The exceptions to the decline were U. S. 6's, which advanced ¼ and did not fall back; Erie, which closed ¾ better than yesterday; Missouri, Tennessee and Virginias, each of which gained ¼ to-day, and Pacific Mail, which advanced ¼ per cent. The market closed very firm, with a general disposition to buy. The bankers' conspiracy in Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Jan. 7. --Some of our banks refuse to t
Fort Erie (Canada) (search for this): article 5
treet speculators began to realize profits and the market was not strong enough to take the stock thrown upon it. Hence the afternoon prices of many of the speculative shares show a decline, as compared with the closing prices of last evening. Thus, Rock Island, lost to-day ½ per cent., Burlington and Quincy 1, Toledo 1, Galena Illinois Central 1½, Michigan Central Southern old ¾ guaranteed ¾, Reading ½. The exceptions to the decline were U. S. 6's, which advanced ¼ and did not fall back; Erie, which closed ¾ better than yesterday; Missouri, Tennessee and Virginias, each of which gained ¼ to-day, and Pacific Mail, which advanced ¼ per cent. The market closed very firm, with a general disposition to buy. The bankers' conspiracy in Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Jan. 7. --Some of our banks refuse to take Treasury notes on deposit. A very bad feeling is getting up towards the banks, and if they do not alter their course there will not be a dozen banks in the United State
Burlington (New Jersey, United States) (search for this): article 5
ect of taxation. Gold is held for much higher premiums by the speculators. The stock market opened vigorously this morning with a large amount of orders from the public; but, as the day advanced the street speculators began to realize profits and the market was not strong enough to take the stock thrown upon it. Hence the afternoon prices of many of the speculative shares show a decline, as compared with the closing prices of last evening. Thus, Rock Island, lost to-day ½ per cent., Burlington and Quincy 1, Toledo 1, Galena Illinois Central 1½, Michigan Central Southern old ¾ guaranteed ¾, Reading ½. The exceptions to the decline were U. S. 6's, which advanced ¼ and did not fall back; Erie, which closed ¾ better than yesterday; Missouri, Tennessee and Virginias, each of which gained ¼ to-day, and Pacific Mail, which advanced ¼ per cent. The market closed very firm, with a general disposition to buy. The bankers' conspiracy in Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Jan. 7.
Vistula (Ohio, United States) (search for this): article 5
is held for much higher premiums by the speculators. The stock market opened vigorously this morning with a large amount of orders from the public; but, as the day advanced the street speculators began to realize profits and the market was not strong enough to take the stock thrown upon it. Hence the afternoon prices of many of the speculative shares show a decline, as compared with the closing prices of last evening. Thus, Rock Island, lost to-day ½ per cent., Burlington and Quincy 1, Toledo 1, Galena Illinois Central 1½, Michigan Central Southern old ¾ guaranteed ¾, Reading ½. The exceptions to the decline were U. S. 6's, which advanced ¼ and did not fall back; Erie, which closed ¾ better than yesterday; Missouri, Tennessee and Virginias, each of which gained ¼ to-day, and Pacific Mail, which advanced ¼ per cent. The market closed very firm, with a general disposition to buy. The bankers' conspiracy in Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Jan. 7. --Some of our banks r
Tennessee (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 5
was not strong enough to take the stock thrown upon it. Hence the afternoon prices of many of the speculative shares show a decline, as compared with the closing prices of last evening. Thus, Rock Island, lost to-day ½ per cent., Burlington and Quincy 1, Toledo 1, Galena Illinois Central 1½, Michigan Central Southern old ¾ guaranteed ¾, Reading ½. The exceptions to the decline were U. S. 6's, which advanced ¼ and did not fall back; Erie, which closed ¾ better than yesterday; Missouri, Tennessee and Virginias, each of which gained ¼ to-day, and Pacific Mail, which advanced ¼ per cent. The market closed very firm, with a general disposition to buy. The bankers' conspiracy in Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Jan. 7. --Some of our banks refuse to take Treasury notes on deposit. A very bad feeling is getting up towards the banks, and if they do not alter their course there will not be a dozen banks in the United States in a year from now. The cry is being raised, "Down wit
United States (United States) (search for this): article 5
ke Treasury notes on deposit. A very bad feeling is getting up towards the banks, and if they do not alter their course there will not be a dozen banks in the United States in a year from now. The cry is being raised, "Down with the banks, and give us a national currency." The Boston Post of yesterday says: Bank specie, opted by which the government shall receive bank bills for subscriptions to the loans. The bills of the Boston banks are as good as the demand notes of the United States--they can be used as readily and conveniently — and the Government itself has stopped specie payment, except for interest and debt overdue, and as specie is atpension made no exception in favor of Government, and the banks, therefore, are not justified in favoring it beyond their other customers.--Liberal payments of United States demand notes to public creditors would furnish some temporary remedy for the present difficulty, for thereby the banks would soon obtain enough of these notes
Missouri (Missouri, United States) (search for this): article 5
the market was not strong enough to take the stock thrown upon it. Hence the afternoon prices of many of the speculative shares show a decline, as compared with the closing prices of last evening. Thus, Rock Island, lost to-day ½ per cent., Burlington and Quincy 1, Toledo 1, Galena Illinois Central 1½, Michigan Central Southern old ¾ guaranteed ¾, Reading ½. The exceptions to the decline were U. S. 6's, which advanced ¼ and did not fall back; Erie, which closed ¾ better than yesterday; Missouri, Tennessee and Virginias, each of which gained ¼ to-day, and Pacific Mail, which advanced ¼ per cent. The market closed very firm, with a general disposition to buy. The bankers' conspiracy in Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Jan. 7. --Some of our banks refuse to take Treasury notes on deposit. A very bad feeling is getting up towards the banks, and if they do not alter their course there will not be a dozen banks in the United States in a year from now. The cry is being raised,
Rock Island, Ill. (Illinois, United States) (search for this): article 5
non action of Congress upon the subject of taxation. Gold is held for much higher premiums by the speculators. The stock market opened vigorously this morning with a large amount of orders from the public; but, as the day advanced the street speculators began to realize profits and the market was not strong enough to take the stock thrown upon it. Hence the afternoon prices of many of the speculative shares show a decline, as compared with the closing prices of last evening. Thus, Rock Island, lost to-day ½ per cent., Burlington and Quincy 1, Toledo 1, Galena Illinois Central 1½, Michigan Central Southern old ¾ guaranteed ¾, Reading ½. The exceptions to the decline were U. S. 6's, which advanced ¼ and did not fall back; Erie, which closed ¾ better than yesterday; Missouri, Tennessee and Virginias, each of which gained ¼ to-day, and Pacific Mail, which advanced ¼ per cent. The market closed very firm, with a general disposition to buy. The bankers' conspiracy in Phil
Michigan (Michigan, United States) (search for this): article 5
speculators. The stock market opened vigorously this morning with a large amount of orders from the public; but, as the day advanced the street speculators began to realize profits and the market was not strong enough to take the stock thrown upon it. Hence the afternoon prices of many of the speculative shares show a decline, as compared with the closing prices of last evening. Thus, Rock Island, lost to-day ½ per cent., Burlington and Quincy 1, Toledo 1, Galena Illinois Central 1½, Michigan Central Southern old ¾ guaranteed ¾, Reading ½. The exceptions to the decline were U. S. 6's, which advanced ¼ and did not fall back; Erie, which closed ¾ better than yesterday; Missouri, Tennessee and Virginias, each of which gained ¼ to-day, and Pacific Mail, which advanced ¼ per cent. The market closed very firm, with a general disposition to buy. The bankers' conspiracy in Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Jan. 7. --Some of our banks refuse to take Treasury notes on deposit.
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