, 1873-10-13
FINANCE BUSINESS


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SprciaE Dfs,uteh to 7ha Ch'eHHo Tribune.
NEW yunv, Oct. 1l.--WntI street llas heon
comparatively tano, owing to tho a!'sonuo of
n1anv operators at tho Jcrutno pnrs HacoH,
coupled with tho fact that tho t}rnnef ini,nc-
tion in bankruptcy waH mp for argument hefuro
fudge Blatcfforl In tito United ~Stalea- Court.
This injunction llns
TIED ur Anour ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND snAnEs
of IIalso Shore antt Wostcria Union, and as tho
result Of tho argument waa regarded as vory ill.,
rertniu, fow cared to tloal. In addition, rurnors
rejecting Upon tho Bo1yoncy Of prominent
mercantile house wero freely circulated, but
upon Investigation thoy proved to DO without
foundation. Tho consequence is, that tho
marlsct was allowed to droop, no Of
fort apparently bong made to rcstraiu
II. tAtor, howevor, ru.nors that Judge Dlatch-
Btarted, and woro followed by countor-rumors to
tho effect TINT 1t l,ad beon continued. All toso
cnuBel married. fluctuations, which drew out q
number Of ordors. Whom It was officially nn-
nounccd TINT tho arRumout Ind boon adjourned
for wooh. aud tho injunction continued. thoro
was pressure to soil, for, although 1t practically
prcycnes tho stocks cn5oiucd from coming on the
marriott for thu prcscnt got it hung like th'stl-
dor cloud over tho slroot, roaay to burst ut any
monont.
THE nASKs
hare not set decided to dissolve their pooling
arrangement, but will probably do 30 the coming
week..
Lega1-tondora arc In loss demand, aud aro
quoted ut from II TO II per cont.
sPEo1E PAYMENTS. .
Tho quotation for gold having declined to
1885, there is great amount of discussion on
the subject Of d .apoo1y resumption Of specie
payments. The advocates Of 1t contend tint a
decline Of or 8 por cont additional would Hoon
bring it about.
ANOTHER pErA1cAr1oN
f1na fnpn Gisrnynrn1. thin limo In tha 0fica cf
the Union Pacific. Hail1oad, coruor Of
Broadway and Reado atreeota. George A.
Clarke, eon Gf 71 e1-Mayor Clarke. Cashier ,I
city, and a deficiency Of about $4,000 has been
found in Ills accounts. Ho IL supposed to havo
taken the money for tho purpose Of buying stocks
at low figures after tho panic, but, failing TO
realize, was obliged to flee.
[7otho Assocfated Prfes.l
CASE OF 0n1NNELL co.
NEW York, Oct. 11.-rlo case Of George Bird,
arinae!! + oo came np To-day bet befor9 Judgs g
no objection to bo adjndicatcd involuntary
baukrupts. Mr.. Eyarts, representing somo Of
tho creditors. charged colluaion botwcen pc
tiuoDng creditor and tho firm, and asked to hayo
the application disusscd and the Injunction
dissolved. Forty otilor lawyers, representing
individual creditors, made sirnilar motion. At
ter discussion, It was agreed to let tho case, go
far as it related to the special firm, 60 oyer until
was then begun. Mr. Eyarts argued that
the potitioning creditor has no interest Of con-
sequence in tho matter; that continuance Of the
injunction would do injustico to large creditors
who had pledged SECURITIES for indebtednesa OF
tho firm, aud which thoy are unable to dispose of
on account OF tho injunction, and TINT thero was
colluson between Grinnell d Co. and Meycrs.
Counsel for tho firm admitted that Grinnell i
Co. had given Meyers notice Of their condition.
Decision reserved.
13froRTs.
Total imports for tho week, $7,210.707, Of
sllich a5,12s, ,5s5 wore general merchandise, and
e2,091, liz dry goods.