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EXCITEMENT IN WALL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cx-
ctement has been produced in Wall street, IN con-
sequence OF the aiIure cf broker there, who had
been very busy for some months, buying and SELL
ing on account Of the Union Club House." as il is
generally supposed II seems this operator, during
the panic relation to Mexico, was bear in the
market. and sold out stocks ahead, at low prices in
immense quantities. After short time, the news
tr-m Mexico made it very evident that no war
would ensue for the present, and that great loss
would ensue by his operations; he turned round and
became bull" This was an effort to "hedge," !"
as il might be said but il too late-so, a few
days ago, he went by the board. for an immense
amount, and tits generally believed that the Union
Club" composed principally, it is said of specula-
tors, in for it" considerably 1t will be recol


ected that this Club at present occupy house in
Broadway short distance from Canal street, and
owned by William B. Astor. A splendid residence
is in process OF erection for them, near Niblos, to
which they will remove next winter or spring, un-
less the payment of the differences on their agents
speculations do not break up the association alto
gether The subject is all the talk in Wall streets
and the grand mistake of the Club is laughed at in
all directions.