The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-09-27
stree. scenes in; New York.
poLIcE DIsrERsrNa THE cURBsToNE
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NEW York, Sept. 26.-The scene in
Wall street was much less excited to-day.
The crowd OF brokerswho have hitherto
blocked up Broad street, in from, OF the
Stock Exchange, was much less this
morning, owing to the energetic action
Of the Capt. Of the second precinct, who
directed his: men to disperse all groups
which threatened to interfere with side
walk traffic. The brokers were by this
means driven into the rosd. but they Jared
no better:t The police ordered trucks to
be driven through the, crowd, and thus
compelled the brokers TO scatter 10 all di.
rections. Driven from Broad street, some
Of the most inveterate 'speculators and
curbstone brokers adjourned TO the Gold
Street Court and held o high carnival
therefor about five. minutes when the
Sergeant OF the Police with q half dozen
men droYethem helter skelter, from this
refuge, .-,ss, r. f,isr7o .iifs !, ~ 9,
MORE HOPEFUL FEELING AMONG BROKERS
The general feeling among brokers ap.
pears 10 be more hopefnl than on the pre-
yious days, although there are Of course
many who persist In regarding the situa.
tion in It's blackest aspect. The tone OF
general conversation Is, however, more
cheerful than II has hitherto been. There
is an evident tendency toIhope for the
best, although 1t Is not denied that there
Is still cause for anxiety.
-a.,CiO OslsrrLEMENTs EFFEcTED.
Since the appointment Of q committee
10 effect clearances, q large number ol
uriyate settlements have been made by
brokers' who prefer settling between
themselves TO having their business
brought before committee .issa
The Governing. COMMITTEES ewillmeet at
half past ten tomorrow.
|, iauiRA RAsTEENG CERTIFIED CHECKS.
|, A member OF the governing committee
Of Stock Eexchange said this morning
that many bank officers had expressed
their Willingness to extend the time oi
calling In loans from members OF the Ex-
change for ten days alter the Exchange
reopens, but that general misaprehen'
sion, seemed TO exist among them In refer.
enceIto the proposition Of the Stock Ex'
change Committee for guaranteeing certi'
fed checks. They simply: desire that y
banks refuse ID give anything but 'certi
fed checks, they shall received certified
checks as cash, retaining the liberty te
make any restrictions they please as tc
the method Of certifying, or including .
a rule that no banks shall certify CHECK
unless the money Is on deposit.
FAILURE AT THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
The first failure atLthe Produce Ex-
change Is reported. "a very respectable
house, though, not one OF tho larges
whose credit has hitherto been first class
has been forced to- /! succumb, I'm conse
quence Of the troubles 10 the ,expor'
trade. INK - 80 1'.t ;!,jt5 IS x. :.
b. uNsuspRNpEp CHICAGO RANKS.
: CHIcAeo, Sept. 26AThe following
banks continue to transact business as
usual: Commercial National, Third Nat
ional Bank, Montreal Central, National
Corn, Exchange, Fifth, First and Fourth
German international, Merchants Nation
al Bank OF Illinois, North Western Trader
Bank of Chicago Union Stock Yards
Merchants Loan ~ Trust Co., German
National, Mechanics s. Marine Go. Ther'
has been no run upon any Of these institu
tious, although some Of them have pait
out considerable amounts of currency
To the above list should be added th'
City National Bank which the officers SAY
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