New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
WALL-STREET.

The interest of yesterday eliminated IN the
Gold Room where the annual election for officers was 10
be held At opening Of the Board the Directors OF
tAe new Clearing reported that they found many
difficulties in the way Of the establishment OF that lDsu
eution and requested that plan for its establish
ent De adopted that the old one be somewhat moo
fed Their report was adopted, and the suggestions
contained viii be duly considered For tho election VI
scers for the ensuing year there was sharp contest
but at @ it was announced that the following tcKet nSo
been elected:
President, John F. Underh First vlcePresident IL I.
A. Hoyt Second Vice-Presdent Henry s. CamDl9si 81
rotary Thos p Ackers Treasurer George r dn9p
Chairman of Arbitration Committee j. rs, a. VIM
n BGrgOyne; Executive Committee r. L. EdWarSs' r.
O. Read w. NJ. Whemore, James - & Kin ance Com
mittee IL C. Tanner Jas b. Colgate, G. Ashworth Jonn
T. Denny, E. s. Balm; Committee on n S Nv r. Tev
lOr A. l. Seton. c. F. Davenport, j. d. smith, X; H.
Foote VIM Dg Geo T Wm PRsa%opS r Committee
Powers Of Attorney Rudolph AGppeT WIN; W. meiS
temore, Joseph H. daeker H. d Fur'on "H ""SNHe
PFesident, townsend Cox First Vice President, T. A.
Thomas F. Akers; Treasurer, George Phipps Chairman
IF Arbitration Committee, j. b. Alexander; EXecuuVe
Committee, T. +: B: Parker. o. Read, T. p GrnGen,
Grant; Finance Committee, J. b Alexander. Sonn 4:
Committee Admissions, Chas H. Ward. p NJ Myers
T. p. Grnnell, T.. o. Rean w. b. Sanction. w M WMte-
Smith, r. II. Foote W. ]. Hutchinson. James Grant, W. =
Aumford George Phipps; Board Of Appeals, r. L. Ed
wards o. Morris. Jos s. Chick; Committee on Powers
Of Attorney, Rudolph Keppler II. j. Purton, james
Grant, A. j. p. Speyers, VIM. Gwynne.
The creditors Of the Gold Exchange Bank met again
yesterday and confirmed their action OF Saturday MT
Jordan reports that the liabilities OF the Bank wiz all DC
settled within few days, provided the creditors allow
him to use his own discretion in the matter AS the
creditors with the exception Of c. Unger Co.. at their
meeting yesterday, resolved TO allow Mr. Jordan Iu
scope IL is probable that his resolutions VIII DC carrled
into effect The following resolutions were adopted Dy
the New-YOrk Stock Exchange yesterday: 80
Rd pending the legal and other difficulties which nov I'M
Dee transactions in the GoR Room portion Of the long room be SCI
gold aud that solvent members OF the Cold
Beard to participate for the present with the members Of this
association in such business
R the Governing Committee erequested TO take action
With the foregoing resolution and further 10 consider the
propTety Of organizing gold department Of the Exchange ana
6bg associate members thereto.
The members OF the stock Exchange were informed
Yesterday Of the failure of l.. Hoffman Co., firm
which had for many years held its own against many
financial storms and had only suecumbed at last to the
pressure Of panic whose damaging effects had over
thrown many an older and apparently stronger firm;
The statement OF the Treasurer OF the Gold Board Tor
the past year shows that the aggregate receipts were
e52 3S the expenditures S923S Ca and the balance on
hand Stalls "a.