The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-06
FINANCE AND TRADE
New York Money Market
NEW YORK, October 5.

New YORK, October S.
At the annual meeting of the New
York Clearing House Association TO-
day committees were selected LOT the
ensuing year. The total tIansactions
for the year were S3S, 527 ,347 ,294 AZ aud
the transactions since its organization,
a period of sixteen years, $1,000, 027, :
55S, 962 20. The average transactions
per day have been SIPS ,0S3. 1891, being
S27. 9lO ,917.6 5 more than any previous
year, and the total exchanges Sc, 6S9,
$50, O72 AZ greater than before.
There have been no official statements
made as yet in regard to the facts by
Lockwood g. Co., although many ru-
mors are ahoat on the streets, one of
which is that the house may possibly
resume business, without some OF the
former partners iDjunctions continue
to he served on the officers of the Gold
Room restraining them from buying In
or selling out under the rule gold bought
or sold on Friday, the oath ult.
The Lake Shore Directors are still in
session discussing the finances of the
company. Nothing has been made pub
lie as yet, except the election OF Mr..
Alanson Robinson as director in the
place of Mr.. Lockwood.
MONEY-Market very easy at 6a7 per
cent.
FOREIGN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
lO9a1O9l for prime bankers bills.
GOLD-Firmer; opened at 1881; adj
vanced to 1901. and closed at 100; car
rying rates 7 per cent. to fiat.
GnUEpNMENT GT0HKS-nuiata and
firm. The rise in gold and exchange
has checked the sale, of bonds on the
part of the German bankers, which was
the main cause of the increased strength
of the market. Coupons, 81, 119all9i;
do '62, l19ta119&; do '64, 1l9all94; do
'05, 1l9sa119s; do new, 117bal17t; do
'67, 1l751l74; do '6S, 117la117s 10-40s,
1O5talOSs; currency Is, 1O74al0S.
The Post learns that Jay Gould o-day
sent a notice to Mr.. A. K. Corbin, Gen.
eral Grants brether-in-law, that unless
he settles to day for the difference on
s., 900, 900 in gold and 100000 of
stock bought and sold for Mr.. Corbin
and his associates, legal proceedings
will be taken against him. 1t is
claimed that the difference on the
transactions, which, it is alleged, Mr..
Corbin authorized Jay Gould TO make
for him and his associates, will amount
to 100000. Mr.. Fisk, who was under
stood to be associated with Gould, says
additional facts will be forthcoming in
case Corbin denies the assertion al
ready made by him. The Post also say s
that Mr.. Corbin, who lies seriously i'll,
is preparing q statement in reply to Mr..
Fisk's letter.
The Sheriff has appraised the Grand
Opera House, attached at the suit of
several parties against Fisk, at one mil
lion dollars.
The capias in the suit of James Brown
& Co. against Fisk & Could have not
vet been served, the officers yet being
unable to fluid the defendants.
The arguments on the motions and
orders to show cause in snits in which
iniunctions have been granted against
the Gold Exchange and Others, which
were expected to come up to day, have
been adjourned.
Bishop & Rein, who do business under
the Fifth Avenue Hotel, to-day report
ed to the detective police that their
store has been robbed of diamonds val
ued at from S23, 600 to $4,000.