The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-10
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The manufactur-
Ing jewellers Of this city have forwarded
$500 to Memphis, and the Cotton Ex'
change has collected altogether $2,60O
The st. Andrew Society sends $3.50.
Some oi the banks have virtually re-
sumed payment In greenbacks.
Mr.. Camp, manager OF the Clearing
House, said that since the issue OF the
loan certificates, there has not been seer
30 many greenbacks as were seen yester'
day when the clearances were made.
AUWall Street :bank president, wher
spoken to oD the subject, said he thought
that greenbacks had become sufficiently
numerous to allow ofresumption. In case
however, the pressure became too great
the bank would no doubt fall back TO the
plan followed during the past two weeks
as a measure Of safety. There seemed
no reason, he said, why the payment ol
legal tenders should not go on. Trade Is
prosperous, and produce men are receiy..
Ing and paying for larger quantities oi
grain than had been received at any time
before, and the shipments OF grain from
the west have been fully 100000 bushels
more during the past week than during
any week in the history oil the country
ali this had been paid tor In legal tenders.
Mr.. Camp was asked to-day TO give his
opinion as 10 when there will be re.
sumption Of currency payments by the
banks, and he said he could not, because
he was not prepared to admit that the
banks have suspended currency payments
They had only refused 10 pay out legal
tenders for checks. Legal tenders, he
added, are rapidly increasing in the banks
of the city, and the banks are now paying
all the regular and legitimate demands
upon them.
William Orion was to-day reelected
President Of the Western Union Tele.
graph Company.
The failures Of Gibson, Case & Co., and
8 B. Hard, arc announced in the Stock
Exchange.
The Evening Post learns that Comp.
troller Green will not reply to the charges
made against him by the Reform Associa.
ton to Mayor Havemeyer.
Gibson, Casanova g. Co., stock brokers,
say their suspension Is one Of the results
of the recent panic. Depositors drew out
their funds, and securities became unavail-
able, people indebted TO the house were
unable to pay, and In some cases tailed.
Added 10 this large amount OF their
capital was locked up In new railroad.
They express the belief In their ability to
pay in full.
A statement issued to-day shows the to.
tai city and county debt to be as follows !:
City, $lOl, ,2G2,5 500 so; county, $34 ,946,.
8G5 2S; total, $l3e 20S,96 55. Invested
in the sinking fund, city, $10,037,247 o.;
county, $420l 1866 23; total, $232Ss,-
Gl2 81. Interest payable on the city debt,
$4,777 .56i 04; on the county debt, 81 ,576,-
445 13; total, $6,354, 900 II.
At CreedmOre to-day, in an open con.
test for a combination rifle and silver
medal, the highest score was 40, which
was made by r Omord, Of Canada, and
J. Richards, Of the 7th Regiment Of this
city, the next highest, was 4S. The $4,000
Gatlipg gun prize was won by q team
from the 10th Regiment.
81. w. Gourley, formerly OF Illinois, has
been appointed q member Of the Board OF
Examiners, under the civil service law,
for the naval office Of this city.
Six Jurors had been obtained In Stokes
case mp to the adjournment Of court.
The counsel for George Washington
Bowen have filed bonds preparatory to
appealing from tho decision in the Jumel
will case, to the United State Supreme
Court,
WHAT IRVING WILL PRovE.-THE MURDER.
ER IN SING SING.
NEW York, Oct. 9.-It Is said that
Irving will prove that Kelly, now in Sing
Sing, killed Nathan with the iron dog,
which was obtained Of 0 .caulker in the
Brooklyn Navy Yard; that the $4,000 in
bonds, which were in NathAn's safe, were
seen in Kellys hands few days after the
murder; that these bonds were negoti'
ated, and that Nathan's watch and chain
were pawned in Centre street the day af.
ter the murder.