The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-27
THIRD EDITION
M E w Y o r. TX.
Suits Growing Out of the Gold Specu-
lations-The Quotations To-day--
Sales of Government Gold
No Transactions until
Tomorrow.
II II H = GU IT HI.
FROM .NEW YORK.


The Gold Market-The Failures and Suspen-
Despatch to The EDering Telegraph
NEW YORK. Sept. 27.-Money is quoted la
Ia. The stringency is owing, it is said, to the
fact that $14. 600 600 of gold are locked up in
lhe Gold Clearing House. The Tenth National
bank is announced to be perfectly solvent,
having credit of $780, 600 at the Bank Clearing
House. Its payments on Saturday were 81 900. 600.
George Frank stock broker has failed in
consequence of Belden's suspension.
Treasurer Butterield announces that he will
sell one million gold each Tuesday and Friday
until November LIST, and purchase $4,000, 900
bonds each Wednesday, in addition to the sales
and purchases on account of the sinking fund.
Stocks are heavy and irregular with difference
of 1@113 between cash and regular.
No Business in Gold.
Street quotation of gold, 1873. No business in
geld will be transacted until tomorrow, but
the Gold Rooms will be open for lending and
borrowing. The transactions of Friday will be
cleared through the Gold Exchange Bank to-
morrow at fixed rate, and differences will be
adjusted between dealers themselves.
Suits Growing OuJ of SpecuIations.
On Saturday large batch of injunctions were
shown up in the court, giving the result of Fri
days gold excitement. The list embraces the
following suits:--
c. Ashworth, against New York Gold Exchange
Bank and the National Bank of Commerce, re-
stlalning the banks from paying or parting with
certain checks.
The same against the New York Gold Ex-
change Bank, William G. Dornin and Samuel w.
Babcock, for similar purpose.
Harry q. Hardy and Frederick Hardy against
Robert Waller and New York Gold Exchange
Bank, restraining the bank from paying over to
Robert Waller S35, S03'75 deposited by the plain
tfts with the bank as security for the return OF
borrowed gold to said Waller and from holding
the account of Robert Waller in said bank, aud
to cancel such account
J. Edward Eastwood against Alexander g.
Wood, j. g. Breck. and the New York Gold
| Exchange Bank, restraining the bank from pay
ing the other drafts and from receiving $4,000 in
gold on deposit there
Anthony V. b. Van Dyck against the New
York Gold Exchange Bank, William G. Dornin,
and Samuel w. Baocock, restraining the Bank
| from receiving $4,000, or any part thereof,
| from Darnin ~ Babcock for account of the
| plaintiff, and from paying any sum of money
| thereof for the plaintiffs account.
Charles Unger and Others against William NJ.
| Lloyd, Charles H. Hamilton, Matthew f. Dill,
and the New York Gold Exchange Bank, re-
strainingthe Ibar k from paying over the draft for
S11 600 deposited by the plaintiffs with the bank
| on Saturday for the roturn of borrowed gold.
| In addition to these suits, two suits have been
commenced by attachment against Alexander
| Belden, Alexander Mckinley and George w.
! Hooker; one by Hamilton q. FAINT, and the
| other by Samuel a. Hatch. The attachments
were granted against them for secreting their
property with intent to detraud their creditors,
and themselves to avoid service of summons
The Presbyterian Church Synod.
New YORK, Sept. 27.-The United Presbyte-
rian Church Synod resumed its sessions this
morning, and discussed motion made by Rev.
NJ. Mathews, chairman of Committee on Sys-
| tematic Benevolent Contributions, proposing
| that the various congregations of the Church
| should be regularly united by collectors. The
| management of the new theological seminary
| at Newburg was also discussed.
New York Produce Market.
NEW YORK, Sept 27.-Cotton quiet sales OF 2O
bales at 29c. Flour declining sales OF $500 barrels
| at prices without decided change. Wheat dull anC
prices favor buyers; sales of 10000 bushels winte
| at red 80. Corn dull and 1@2c. lower sales o
1900 bushels mixed Western at SlO59106 Oat
easier; sales Of $4,000 bushels Western at 61@62c
| Beef quiet. Pork dull new mess, S3l. Lard dull
4 steam, lS@1s1c. Whisky dull at S1'1S.