New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-01
WALL STREET.
TIE FEVER sUBsIDING-A BATCH OF INJUNC-
TIoNs - FTACHMENT or flShs oFEHA-
HOUSE--VIEwS OF LEADING MEN.

HOUsE--YIEws OF LEADING MEN.
Wall-st and its various dependencies ana
suburbs blessed yesterday with season OF coh-
partive quiet From appearances the casnaI observer
would have dreamed that within Few DAYS hhan-
cs hurricane had Swept the devoted precincts up
sootng more than one old landmark, and playing sad
havoc even with the sumps There were but few eyi-
denecs of the recent storm in comparison with
the sorry array presented yon previous days !;
before the clouds hurst and swalnped the street.
Many faces we're to beseen IN ana around sne
Stoci Excbauec aud the Gold Room oil day long but
many familiar missing, ana many son0rous
voices that erst raised stripping echoes IN the nais ss O
Redau, we're no longer heard. Inc e1etemens nad
nearly died away and the few strangers VINO Wandered
bears saw b. t 10 satisfy their curiosity, save the
Hdseg crowd IN the Stock Exchange the oungers In the
sherirs on ,aiy al the ONCE Of Smith, Gould & Martin
TIE PROGRESS OF EVENTS ILE
"Wednesday night draped the field of
,anics with the usual folds Of darkness Most OF the
great capitalists and their leading brokers went nome
after thu Adjournment Of all business, to SLEEP per
chance to dream" The night chill and lonely ouI
the day came smiling with warm welcome The breath
sngs OF a strong sOuthery wind came IN from the bay
and tossed the high in edying currents AT times
the atmosphere thick from this cause High ABOVE
ALL however. clear azure sky, sparkling with the
brilancy OF days most glorious light. AtiO O'Clock the
scene In the streets was lively as usual
wALL-sT. AT 10 O'clock.
This stree mt this hour was in its ordinary
turmoil of business thousand offices resounded with
the buzzing xclted conversations gded rapidly
from place place. thousands of footballs echoed on the
pavements and creaked the starways; doors slammed
papers rustlod, pens scratched occasionally gold
chnked and rged and every sound In the usual uproar
of exchange aud brokerage vhrated on the echoesanx
ious inquiries made, protraeted conferences wero
held. aud dstracting conuHirums left unsolved Yet
wtha the monetary horizon put on sme OF encG shS
part OF a maority--perhaps of ALTO create q
feeling OF patient hope aud generous confidence
considerable activity. The mornings prices opened
from the closing figures of the previous night and ind
So co. New-Yor Central 1885, 1924 Erie, 29f 81; Hudson
River i4o bid Lake shore, ISL, s0t Rock Island lea
THE GOLD ROOM.
The Executive Committee of the Gold Room
met at 10 O'CLOCK request OF members Mr.. Akers
moved that rule IL be suspended. II is: "should any
member neglect fulfill his contract the day 1t be-
.omes due, after having been duly notified, the party
contracting with him may employ one Of the officers
~ the Board to purchase sell the gold
as the case nay be, accounting with the member in
default for any surplus. charging him with any de-
fciency Mt Akers explained the motive of this suspen
sion was % The ESSm ay SR . asxs ard @pa
eVade the injunction The large amount IN Gtons of
he Cold RSem we're temporarily 81 end two other
places the Rational and the Stock Exchange having
speech lie showed the Importance; and Infect
Of Board resuminR ITS regular business would not
e superseded aud the which the suspension asked
would have. The resolution unanimously adopted,
aud subsequently, resolution 70 declare imperative the
rule imposing a charge of OF per cent IN cases
where delay occurred In f1lfins Contracts
a statement that the house willing and ready to
meet III their as soon as s ha bs me- Ssa
fun confenc, in the ability good intentions and desires
Of thS h as e eS S would Serm Mr. Hoy OF Hoyt
Gardner & Co. the vice-President recommended as
where yer practice bic members should pair on their con-
tracts that hose b 70 Sos s S0 oond be
received or delivered that such amounts should Do Pso
% ana sttefWard ts features we're EN-
bodied in resolution deneating the sehtlments ol tte
Board The eEecuive session then terminated ana tne
ORDINARY routine OF business resumed The opening
price in the Room was 1919 from which rose to 1872 but
Tine tone Of feeling in the market manifested most
decided Improvement and confidence seemed 70 Daiance
the scale OF commerce more evenly. dhe go,u aIhSt
might be supposed, was somewhat hekie ana uneasy
with aud lie rate ranged fE9m god Interest on can
u eighth per cent for turning STOCKS one mIuon OF
dollars IN gold sold at the National Stock Exchange
tUr the Of Albert speyers Co.. and was taken
IN one lot at Ljo An effort made 70 follow tat pre-
M this poi,rt injunction sued by the abOvenamed
prm served fcrbddlng the purchasing OF selling on
further sales 81 gold under the rule at the stock Ex-
ehangc for ali me firms deee9t IN goIG ~
rHrner y Tins denounced as league OF all tho
bniect themselves against tho disastrous effects which
hight virtually follow the breaking of the "corner"
MANY seems is result Of the easier feel
g II 0ney the vitality and endurance OF Wander
bit stocks RuoF says that the Commodore was present
D. lockwood aud Office ~ person to watch ms in
Eerests This Is positively denied by some The fact oil
MS nfueuce and skill having been exercised Is very gen
orally aeknowedged II Is SAID that ne haS eneGsea
b par as collateral half Of this viii be used 70
purchase the 10000 Of Lake Shore sold him by
Lock sOod & Go. Oh Wednesday.
( SCENES AND INCIDENTS.
The day WAS replete with incidents OF the
most interesting nature An amusing one occurred IN
the Regular Stock Board the time of serving
che Injunction: A reporter mixed in the crowd was
mistaken fora deputy sheriff account OF his gilt
badge halfdlsclOsed under the lapel OF ms coat
aud hc unceremoniously expelled IRON 1hS :"
black velvet coat and bearing some fesemDiauce "
& Fisk j was surrounded 9y an When tsy
Uncovered I" ~ was another Taan."
TWO HOURS IN THE BULL RING - INTERVIEW
l. WITH FISK AND GOULD.
II Strategic efforts have been made for several
days past by OF the press TO obtain an
servev with the leaders the Bull clique whose den
10 be In Grand Opera House. on Twenty
but Deputy slerihs have been numerous and
Igerent in their manners that the outer door
pf the citadel could be penetrated Inc usual aDswer
has been Not M Yesterday TRIBUNE ~ e
kons and receiving one or two lies from @ @
senne proved OWING I 70 s ou az Inc door
St which he yainly tried TO gain admittance The
Uaip corridor of the Erie chambers, with It's marine
Moor heavy walnut partitions, and stained glass
kuoWs looked sOmber the chapel OF some grand ca
thedra The only persons 70 % seen was tnS group OF
proached slim parsonage with pale lace spread
his atenuated limbs across the doorway %e a1
revolving chair The appearance OF Mr 19 har
slight p1S9 0I nsstd 70 that he WAS
In" Mr. Gould was asked II II possible TO see Mr.
M GSS a sss Mr. ne CeP%n President
roternaw aud advised us TO call on nm there; put
-, ako honF n