New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-02

A2n 6S0 600 ,

Robert waner..... $500 $500
Stout ThsIer."..'... VO'"O ''''
s@6SO.OOO 80.
The removal OF the Injunction against Jackson 4 Pol
hamus Except touching the transaction win LOCK
SSo n9d seG quite
The propriety of establishing a new Clearing ,aouse
Sp p @sn pra is no
action was TAKEN definite results may DC eAeoted To-
regard to the pending settlement OF tho gold differences
Messrs Heath Co stand by substantially the same 6S
per cent of the differences paid at and the re-
nalnder to await the end Of things They say II TINS Is
accepted they can get check from Smith, Could Mar
tin Co once for the differences amateur operators
have been making this III wind blow them mwfh
were elected: A. l.. Murray, Presdent j. Valentihc,
Vice President; j. O. Martin President OF the Arbitration
Committee.
Old commission brokers OF the street declare that their
business has received fresh stimulus and more orders
have been received to purchase stock than the market
can afford The demand is greater than tho supply
People who have never owned dollars worth OF rail-
road stock in lives In the street anxious to pur
chase anything from Northwestern to Erie week
the owner stocks In the mart crying anxiousy
eagerly Who win sell who win sell r. Vanderbilt has
manifested almost fathery soctude for his STOCKS ana
has held them with nrn hand
THE GoLD-RooM.
The battlefield of the gold-brokers was re-
markedly quiet Yesterday The dBgy ocr OF the arena
was swept with scrupuous and the bronze Cupid In
the middle OF the fountain was garnished with tiny
bouquet Dealers stroed In and out laughed and chat
ted with each other glanced occasionally at tho long slip
elegraphc quotations curling lesurey out OF Its glass
case and now aud then clustered around soctous
individual who manifested mild anxiety TO buy or
sell a few thousands Of gold The Board was
regularly opened for business at 10 o'clock,
and no executive session or meeting Of any Kind
and fell intervals and closed ut l tho highest quo
tatlon being 1901 The dealings were light not exceeding
one choosing daring to indulge In speculative opera.
tons Various new plans for clearing are pr1PoSea ou'
the Secretary Of the Board, who Intends either today
or on Monday to submit 4, the oS%iSF
that de@.a, for e11.g sS5'Ia, there. be % a
system may Judgment be put Into suees operation The pan
s lp% sSSsi s IISs'S 15 s tie 81. s!i
cleared At uniform Gsqs, .al ta' =. dasHss. arHs
such contracts shall be settled between The contracting
e ss.nsa t For s1'mps buys FROM soa
s s ioG . Ti e. ,G p TS II Iis y @ .
cleared When and sIehsnEe orders directing The clearing loo,. to
@ e sT; b s;I. "a :. che; as.,
woua be completed IKE m,snst Al s ~ss s.
those ba,nos, s,sssI. house sor s,,TD' A,. IA
s s o.p sGaIs e ma Of settle e. .a %S
parties clearing l. vii be perceived at once Vat TIE A..s
pssry ali III. contracts members without actually receiving
pomps,en general manager could all made bsiss.a
HsI from sos S % s'S t snsSs @ con-
themselves The charges for es,Is nigh. be rea.,d I.
The .Ipep.es Of th. sp. method clearing pa,
into S .E Of pS. Sy'e,9 .s the K1SsUs Bad
plan Be adopted ,' 90 s s Ts Ta the Ss m Pa SH S
vdsd speedily be- bus don't allow them 70 arrest 'ae general
Some Notifications may DO mado In this pan especially
with reference the settlement OF balances eI Clearing
brOEcr fact wanted special session called today
expressly for the ~ he @ relief
Where speedily should have migrate TO the country
nS ts fS to EsRs Sns 9
10 tho prospect OF digging clans Tor a living ,.,
sna aSasrs h as sa n9' Ss
smokng cigars, knocking of each others hats, making
WITH hs Hmp o eomns % Of d daily
and quizzng the reporters who struggled ABOUT III Iru
e the Cold Room week ago took to
crclse the picture OF the scene In Frdnk Lsse hes
nDer declaring Incorrect in two or three particulars
Senator Henry Wilson OF Massachusetts, In company
with Mr.. Henry Cews and Col Frank f. Howe. visited
there was so little doing that he stayed but few min
utes and left quietly that not even the doorkeePer
his two friends also paid visit to the Long Room ana
to the regular Board OF stock brokers ana edPressea
and confusion Having never made tour before among
bulls and bears the Senator was a M s %
OF him how business could possibly be done IN the midst
s9sa aS R the s@ Of
Clique came lie deprecated very severely inc Wila
Movements OF late and seemed disposed to favor putting
some ecctna legislative barrier In the way OF the repe
ton of such scenes Before leaving no was introduced
tho President anu hdS"oip VI va"
N''NA MR.. A. sroUT's VIEWS.
One NJ the reporters OF THE TRIBUNE called on Mr. A.
stout the President OF the Shoe and Leather Bank,
and the following conversation took place:
Reporle-Mr Stout want to hear your opinion OF tho
situation.
Ansrsr-Wel Sir II all the wisdom OF tho many men
in this city were lodged In man. and he should e1-
his opinion Oh present state OF financial affairs
# would not be worth much. Nobody knows how iar
thngs are reaching. / have very little 10 say Womb
sneak highly and descrvcdy OF the Tenth national BANK
MERE IA no bank In this city that could stahd the fush
| made on IL few days ago.
| R-How did they stand III ,-,,..-. 81. ,
Tnev Fortunately had their assets In call loans ana
not an discounted paper and were enabled 70 responu
There WIS an attempt break the bank, but the lns
tiun weahers it all bnayely In panics inc VI
hanks ia I'm united influence they can 90 niue sihsic
bandsd and alone They will fail as they did In 81
| LIS the trouble nearly over In, -, 49,. To-.
| A-Tbe worst has passed. Millions nave Deeh losl
and what il the saddest the innocent are likely 10 DC e
snGercrs The cliques tho guilty parties, put tost
snhn nnarate for tho clIqIes Will have 10 sustain the
awe,Ie II Is nothing but gambling down there There
arc onIv 600 gold IN the city any way ana Tue
norat9rs we're long in gold sGOOO0,OOO. The Gold tx
| cfange Rank should DO abolished, ana IL would III
| measure put an end to IL all - .,,.o.. n, ,ho o,,
| rencyl u.o, ,ou ,,,o o,sorc,
OF currency but my opinion "a that the calhS ia VI VI
the IS greCnbacks because OF the numerous couhIIV
Of that denomination ahoat. had good dea 10 40 w
IT, Then, asa, nc axe seudlus WV" " p1' ofVtS d.