Article (Washington Sentinel, Dec 21, 1853) reports a run on the Saving's Bank of Baltimore that has ceased and depositors are redepositing after the bank made prompt payments. No suspension or closure is mentioned. OCR shows 'Saving's Bank' in the text; preserved that form.
Events (1)
1.December 20, 1853Run
Cause
Rumor Or Misinformation
Cause Details
Run appears driven by depositor nervousness/rumors; bank's prompt payment of withdrawals restored confidence and stopped the run.
Measures
Bank made prompt payments to depositors, which restored confidence and led to redeposits.
Newspaper Excerpt
The run on the Saving's Bank of Baltimore has entirely ceased, and those who drew out their money are now replacing it. Prompt payment restored confidence.
Source
newspapers
Newspaper Articles (1)
1.December 21, 1853Washington SentinelWashington, DC
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Article Text
The Bank Excitement. BALTIMORE, Dec. 20.-The run on the Saving's Bank of Baltimore has entirely ceased, and those who drew out their money are now replacing it. Prompt payment restored confidence.