The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-23
"The New York Stock Exchange will
remain closed to-day. A meeting OF the
Governing Committee will be held to-
morrow morning at half.past nine.

remain closed to-day. A meeting Of the
Governing Committee will be held to-
morrow morning at half.past nine.
[Signed] N. G. CHAPMAN, Fest"
CLOSING OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE.
New York, Sept. 2l-10;15 A.iM.74Tht
Gold Exchange has closed the same as
the!Stock Exchange; 11s has been estab-
lished as the basis Of settlements. The
room will remain open for orthepurpose Of
settlement. The rate Of interest is fixed
at z per cent for carrying.
II: RUN ON AsAyNGs BANK. III tt
A run has begun on tho Seamen's
Savings bank. Other Savings banks no,
yet heard from.
MEETING OF SAVINGS BANK DIRECTORS
A meeting Of the directors oi the va
rious banks is now being held to decid.
upon the advisability Of compelling de
posltors to give 90 or 80 days notice, as
their charters allow sagreed upon at ar
informal meeting yesterday
THE DAYS BOND PURCHASES.
The following notice Is posted 10 The
Sub Treasury: ....-.-' - -
purchases OF U. s. bonds to-day will
include all the different series oft5'20s.
Payments will be made in currency at the
rate Of 110i and accrued interest in coin"
Already $4,000 worth have been pur-
chased. Small amounts from individuals
will not be bought, that not being the in
tention ofthe government in authorizing
the purchase. = assa I'D = !
PROTECTIVE MEASURES BYsAvNGs BANKS
NEW York, Sept. 22'-The Seamens'
Savings Bank has decided to pay on de-
mand sums 1900 or under, but notice
Of thirty days must be given, as the char.
ter allows, before sums more than 800
will be paid. 1t Is likely that all the saw
ings banks will come to the same decision
although as yet no official statement has
been received from the uptown banks on
the east side, which is Inhabited mainly
BY the working people, and where the
run on the savings banks Is greater than
III other parts Of the city. 4isl
THE BOND PURCHASES.
Gen. Hillhouse, Assistant Treasurer,
refuses to buy Government bonds from
individuals, as the clerical force Of the
ub-Treasury is inadequate TO engage in
such transactions. he will only buy
from banks. Up to noon almost 100000
worth had been purchased.
THRBANKs PULLING THROUGH. 1t
The Comptroller Of the Clearing House
states that all the banks have pulled
except two, and those are now
settling through loan committee.
- ASPECTS OF THE STREET. s
Wall and Broad streets, and the lower
part of Nassau street, are well filled with
people this forenoon, but all wore the
quiet aspect that was presented Saturday.
LOAN CERTIFICATES. j 1s.+l
The Clearing House Loan Committee
have issued $s,500.000 loan certificates
this morning. - -3," -. 8 w. -. = :! I
Pitt Cooke and Hugh Mccullough, con.
nected with the suspended houses Of Jay
Cooke & Co., arrived In the Egypt, and
are expected at the office Of the Company
by / o'clock. --s .tua II . 4
THE POLICY DETERMINED ON by THE
PRECEDENT. a tJI1!s .4fle
WARRINGTON. Sept. 2l-The President
and Gen. Babcock returned this morning
and registered Of Willard's Hotel. In the
curse Of the morning the President called
at the Treasury, Department and had a
conference with Secretary Richardson.
The result OF 1t may be inferred from the
fact that subsequently the Secretary sta
ted that the President will do. anything
within the law, but in no particular will
he 70 beyond his clear legal authority.
He will maintain the safety Of the Treas
ury Department and protect the credit Of
the United States from the influences Of
the present financial endorsements. In
answer to inquiries nothing was ELECTED TO
strengthen the report that an action will
be taken In regard to placing q part OF
the legal reserve at the disposal of the
New York City Bank. The Treasury has
sui1loient amount Of currency on hands to
meet all Legitimate, demands.
/ The clearing house statement shows
that all the banks have made their clear.
ing satisfactorily, including the two pre-
viously reported as settling through the
Loan Committee. NH
aH a BETTER FEEL1NG. Z o. ~.
The general feeling Is decidedly better,
and there is considerable inquiry in a
quiet way for stocks; persons being will
ing to pay greenbacks for the dividend
paying shares. '''s 80 i7sq. r. z
CESSATION OF RUN ON SAVINGS hanks.
At one o'clock the run on savings banks
has ceased Hardly an averagea mount
OF Withdrawals has taken place, and
Il is stated that there Is, no falling ioft In
the deposits. 1.-.r - .,.,,r -
AMOUNT OF BONDS PuRcnAsRD.
NEW York, Sept. 2l-1sP. M.-0hly
5000 900 worth of bonds bought at the
Sub. Treasury since 70 O'clock .sist q % =,
FOREIGN sMARKETs sTRoNG-coNTNRN-
:, TAI BANK ALL RIGHT. .s
All the foreign markets are strong with
q better feeling. The announcement o.
the Commercial Advertiser. that. the certi-
.fications Of the Continental Bank were
thrown out ot the clearing house on
Saturday was an error, caused doubtless
BY coniounding It with the Bank Of the
Commonwealth. The Continental Is pay.
ing all liabilities on demand.
t'sit7;A LARGE oyER:DRAFr.l 7. a,sa ~ III. 4
| "A. d. Williams g Co. oyerdrew theiI
account In the Bank Of North America
to the amount Of $450, 900. To-day the
firm depositssecurities for $250, 600, leav
ing 5000 O00s still due the Bank. Tht
authorities are now engaged In endeayor
ing to compel the payment OF that sum. .
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