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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-12
Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, November 10.-The market rules
unusually quiet for country produce, and transactions
light Sales follows:.
TuBrENrnE-Has declined 25 cents and we quote sales
Of 140 bbls a 85 for virgin and yellow dip and "a 90 for
hard, per 210 lbs.
SPulrTs TuRpENTnE-Has also declined, and the mar
ket closes at lowest figure Sales of LAT bbls at "a cents
and 10 do at "a cents per gallon.
RosN.-No sales.
TAR.-65 bbs changed hands at % 80 per Dbl.
CoFFoN-A small lot as bales} sold to-day OF 80 cents
for middling-a decline of 2a3 cents.
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET,

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Evening Post, of Thursday tho 9th
easy for delivery be without interest or even to
require the payment of premium Of 2a4 cent to have
The loan market rather more quiet than for day or
two past sdl there is very nttlo Offering below per
Discounts are less active and choice paper passes at
lower. Governments were fully sustained, except the
soyen-thrties of which some lots sold at fractional
n s 1880 5oDf Es5s is sin
1aoNi 1880 14e1; 100. 14oN 1:s6 i4os 400, i40Y
don are quoted at foal59 for commercial;
for a9 6or o sight Paris as
1yS asmSae
Amsterdam, 4o,la4l1l; Frankfort, 41a41 Bremen, 70
a7oH; Prussian thalers. 72a72x.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, November s-FLoun, Gc.-The market
for Western un State -four is loss active unsettled and
lowers tho largo arrivals and fine weather induces buyers
70 hold off, and VIC note decline OF fully 16a25 cents q
nni On al grades At the close we notice somo demand
The sales 1900 bbls at So oba1o 90 for superno
extra state s1O sOa2 65 for fancy sate 50 5a1i 65 for
tho low grades of spring wheat Westorn e1ra s1 o5a
Louis extras. - -
Buckwheat -four is lower at 50 25as TO q 100 fbs
Canadian flour Is inactive and heavy at S4 COa18 for
trade and family brands
Southern Flour is dali, heavy and lower Sales Of $50
bbls Mt S12 SCALA 60 for to fair Baltimore and
country ortras and sl4 soa18 90 for trade and family
brands.
Rye Flour 10 heavy. Sales of $50 bbls at 90 75as
Corn Meal Is inactive and dropping.
GnAInThe Wheat market In not 80 active and prices
4A6o lower. The demand Ia wholly for milling he
sales 500 bush at 81 25 for rejected spring. 50 27a
"a for No Chicago spring; and s3 A5 for white Michi-
gan. ... ~.
Barley is quiet but unchanged The sales are 600
bush at 81 for Canada East In bod 81 o7a o8 In bond
for Canada West, and 81 for common Western.
Barley Halt is DUH at S1.35a1 40.
Oats are easier and moderately active at the decline
The sales bush fair to good Chicago at 7Oac;
inferior State ut 71a73c.
Rye is inactive and lower ..f .-....r. . d. sd.
Corn fs much dopressed and olosss quito heavy de-
cline Of 3c q bush. The saea $1,000 buah Western
mixed ut e. as In and nost do white at o. so
delivered; do yellow ut 81 27a1 10 ''', - '''
PhoyBioYBlTho pork market has been moro acays,
but at lower prioes closng rather duh and heavy "
For future delivery We notice salon Of 1850 bb1 mess OF
S27 49, eeler November now oared at e2 20 2saS28 60
neor Dscubor and January Tho uaes, cash and regu-
lar, hro S2Go bbln ct ~ 26asn 93h for mess.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.

The market Saturday still unsettled with fall
ing tendency. Buyers. expecting lower rates. unwil
ling to enter tho market and tho transactions
quenty worry small. The sales Of the day amounted to
about 1876 bales &c. q ib. being paid for Liverpool Mid
ding The lots and prices follows, say ut 80
II at 80 go ut 81. In tho present condition Of affairs,
quotations must be considered merely nominal and we
omit them.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 8--CorToN-Is quiet and
slightly in favor of buyers. We quote, with sales Mid
ding Uplands S7a37H cts.
CoFFEE-The market is dull, and prices favor buyers
though without any quoable change We have only to
report to-day Ill bags Rio at 18a19 cts, gold.
FLoUR--Our market is inactive though the sales
ported at about former prices; included 100
bbs Northwestern Super a S11; City Mills, good SI2;
400 bbls medium grades Northwestern Extra at s13a
S13 12N; 500 bbls Howard Stroo Family s16 go. Wo
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ConsiSnees per South Carolina Railrend
November 10.

785 bales Cotton, 162 bags Grain, cars Cattle Furni
ture and sundries. To Adams, Frost & Co. G Walter
4 Co. II Klatte. NJ Ayer Co. H Kuck, VIM Lobby.
II Rodgers Go, W L j Robb, Baker & Co. G
patrick, g W Williams & Co. willis & Chisolm, D
White, Brown Co, Joseph Walker Muikai, Mrs
ger. W Smith, A Rawiker. wiss 4 Co, @ Witte
Co, Upper Sons, ] Aiken & Co, T G Mey, Hunt
& Bro, Lee Spencer Mowry & Co, White, Nj GdId-
smith { Son, - Middleton. and II Coward.
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PORDEAUX-Pcr Swedish brig Princess Louise-2O
bales Upland Cotton, 1a0384 feet Pine Plank, 1913 63
feet Pine Timber
NEW YoRK-Por steamship Quaker City-G32 bales Up
land Cotton, 80 bales Sea Island Cotton, G7 tierces
Rice % barrels 90 sacks Dried Fruit 20 barrels Alo,
sc packages Sundrics
PHILADELPHIA-Por steamship Whirlwind-313 bales
Cotton, 100 baes Domrscs, baos Rags, 80 bundles
Paper rs empty Barrels, lot Sundries. Per schr
John Grihln--71 bales Cotton, 40 empty Barrels,
Goes boxes Ordnance Stores.
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Consignces por Northea stern Railroad.
November 10.

24a bbs Cotton 100 bbls Naval Stores cara Lumber
! car Stock barrels and bags Potatoes, Mdze &c. To
Mrs hHton, g W Clark & Co, Greaser 4 Smith, J & ID
Kirkpatrick, Kendall l. Dookery, W Ryan, M Jacooi
Adams, Frost Co, VIC Bee & Co. A Cox, Holmes &
Calder, 8 Hacker, Willis Chisoin A Ruder Z Rodg-
ers Go, e Johnson Holmes Stoney. Poronncau. g
Williams co, Mowry Co. Butterfed, Cart, Kopf
Jervey, Lee Spencer, NJ Caldwell & Son, King &
Cassidey, Pritchett, Gallard AInott, NJ Martin
Shnckelford Fraser, and W Tincen.
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Philadelphia Market. i.

PHILADELPHIA, November s.-CorroN.-Therc is
rather more doing but prices unchanged 15o bales
Of mddngs sold in lots ut 3sa4oc q b for upnnds and
New Orleans.
GBocERIEs-There is very little doing In either sugar
or coee 800 boxes Of the former sold ut TIC g ID in
gold.
FLouR-Therc is little or no demand for export but
prices unchanged about TOO bbls sold in lots to the
home trade, including
Northwest Superhne. ne...................$7 ST 500 so
Nrmes. Etlra, oVlgto oO
Pennsylvania and Western Superfne....... 860@ 90
Pennsylvania and Western Extra. O069l2 90
Pennsylvania and Western Extra Family Ia 0o@15 30
Pennsylvania and Western Faucios. .1B OO917 90
wye elour. uu91uO OO
PennsylVanla Corn Meal. ."........... 25@1 90
GRAIN.-The receipts Of wheat small, but there Ia
not much demand sales of 1900 bushels Pennsylvania
and Southern red ut sass 36 q bushel quote white
40aS3 45 Tho last sales of rye 81 48 Pennsy
vana and $40 for Western Corn Is very quiet about
1000 bushels yellow sold at 81 go Oas dull
1000 bushels Delaware sold at 64a86 cents The receipts
to-day are follows: 21OO bbs -four 660bushels wheat
$3.50 bushels corn, 7400 bushels oats.
very dull and prices droop-
ing; small sales are making ut S31 g, bb for
pork 1919 cents for plain and fancy bacon hams 1saa
cents for picked do; 15 cents for salt shoulders; 15s
Ie cents for prime lard in bbs and terces md 1882
cents q 1b for butter as to quality ..a -. fIEI
WTIBKEY.Prices unchanged; small sales arc max.
Ing at 41aS2 "A for Pennsylvania bbs and
g gallon for Ohio
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Arrived Saturday.

&AAAsSu ShtLIIaIuys
Steamship Adele Hall Baltimore Left inst Mize
Co. :,,an pssho !; Sf c. Butler. Baker CO.
c15s tGressSr Ghagn c. Dckor South
\ Go, Go, Helms Hugor, Holmes Calder. JeGords
Co Kina KDS
qhss 3 stsiing ell Laprey Alexander Levin, Jr,
oa Paul c Psason pSRs R
, MCDOWELL, NJ Quinn, South Carolina Railroad Agent,
Son, z Rodgers L Co, J smnll / Co. q stefens {
srs T@, West Ion 9 IhopRSSn R , Bro Trim Vol
Ientha Saes Yates We SrS Willis ohiH0m Wurh
Schooner sIa Moses @ b Bramhall 9mased Hussey. New
Adger & Co, Il BschoG Co, BisohoH, D Brown + "
Bliss Bliss BGgers Denny Co VIM Bird 4 CO. Boilmann
' RsE das En1oG co SS E
5 e m
L Muller, Muller Nimitz r o'Neili, B ONeii, D
Go. Harrai, Iatuo s Marshall 8 Il Agent Scott
Sc stodaard sSnS ssSa Co.
A Walker. walker. 9 H Walter, Weiskopf, Wage
Co. Werner Duokcr Williams sVa WhSsn Sssn%aan co
Briggs. F Christman. III Cater. +. Drucker W Cur
henn Co. King cassfdey MnrrsS, MS,e hafuS aaFpbS cal
PGel. Phillips & Mcdowell, H Riker NJ snowden, q
Y, @illams Co, Thompson Bro. Marshall A
schr Charlotte. Peterson, Back River 5000 bushels
steam propeller tug oRristana, Egan New york-,sst
bound North.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNety, Savannah via Hilton Head
and Beaufort bale Cotton, and Mdze. To Fergli-
son T. Holmes, Pinckney Bros, and others.
Schooner Louisa, from Cooper River 500 bushels
Rough Rice, TO Thurston Holmes.
schooner Deas, from West Point Mill. % terces
Rice, to Pringle.
sioop Amelia from Aphepoo. baies Upiand Cotton to
Willis Il Chisolm and Renneker Glover.
Arrived Yesterday.
steamahip souder' Lockwood, New York, 60 hours
Mdze. To Getty & Co. willis Chisom, J Adger H
%, NJ Alexander, Apple, A Abrahnms Cons, D
ahrensS Adams Express. Adsms Damon Go. Bates q
Brown 90, H BuiwinkIe L Buck, J Binns. W o Benz
ne.t q Ce. b Buriett 4 co; Bogert, Denny d 90.
Bette. W Burge 90. W Corwin q Co. Chapin. J
gH olausSen Cater, Cameror! BARLEY 3 90. Rev
Cantwen. Cohen, u N Chafee, W q Chhfoe Craig,
Toomey b %, Craig. Con,mins. ChiEolm Bros, II
hsonhsef, cantweaf q Harbeeon, AW Rckel Is Go, J A
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oasis old plain oss aasiO for new do; isasi9 for
Tierco beef romans entirely nominal.
Boef hams dull and rather heavy; sales of % bbls
Cut moats very dull. Pcked hams arc offered ut
16a16H cents with no buyers. Salcs of green from
tho block ut IL cents.
pressed salo and lower: We note $50
cents for short ribbed.
Dressed hogs dull. plenty and lower; we quote ut
LARD-is very dull and prices are heavy Sales of 400
bbls snd tcs at 13hc for No Il 4e for city and l4a
16c for fair to prime to steam and kettle dried tho outside
hguro for small lots.
AsuEs-The market is firm with q moderate demand,
at 50 75as10 for pots and S1ia$1i 50.for pearls.
CoFFEE-Ro is moro active and the market is
rmer Sales of GG37 bags Other styles dull
and nominal
CorroN-The market today ia dull and heavy Sales
of 500 bales ut 3Sa3S mildng upands 40a41c
for New Orleans and Texas
HAY.The demand is fair and the market firm at 81 10
a$1 15 for shipping, and ST 25aS1 90 for retail lots
HEMP-Manila Is firm and In fair demand at lie, gold.
Other kinds are dull and nominal
HoPS-Aro firm and in good demand for homo use. We
quote ut from 20a4oa60o as to growth and quality.
LATHs.-Eastern are firm and In demand at 81 co.
- tnE-Rockand ts firm md In good request ut 81 ION
MoIAssEs-Is very firm but quiet. owing to the email
supply on hand.
oILs-Are generally quiet, but prices are without
change.
PETnoLEUM-Is dull and lower We quote crude 40a
~ g. In bulk Ieha17o do do in barrels 22c refined,
white "a cen do do, prime light straw to white 10;
do do standard white, aehas7 cents; do do prime white
37kc; free oil, 64c.
suaAn.-Raw sugars In good demand and are firm
at for fair to good rohning Sales 600 hds ut
103<a11Ac for Cuba; 13a13 for Porto Rico; and 600O
boxes Havana at 01a1lc' Refined arc dull at 16a18Hc
TALLow-The market is very quiet but holders gene
rally demand former figures We quote at 12taa122c for
fair to prime.
wHrsKEY.-The market is quiet, with small sales of
Western, in bond, at 42c.
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AuRusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Saturday, November 10.-CorroN.-The
market to-day was dull and still too irregular for quota
lions. Sales to-day 112 bales follows 81 at 49, at
a. II at 34 and Is bales at &c. Receipts 407 bales.
GoLD-Brokors buying at 148 and selling ut 100.
tho gold market
sLvER-Brokers are buying at 14O and selling at las.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0OSS
Receipts to November ,S69
Total. "a 1903
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TO Boston, on cotton per SAIL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. X
We quote lumber to New York and Boston at SIC per
M; offering to Philadelphia and Baltimore;
nominal-say s2 in gold to north sidc and $751; Bar
CorroN.-our last weeks review reported tho market
on Thursday closing quiet with few sales at a36c for
middlings.
Fridny-aarke quiet. Holders moro disposed to meet
the views of buyers Sales 27z bales at s5aS51zc.
Monday-Masket excited Ly the advance In Liverpool,
and Aa1c better. Sales 36s bales at s51Sa36c.
market very active Sales 503 bales, at 351 51za36c.
Wednesdny.HThe market unchanged, and good In
ThursdayNThe continued dnllness in Now York, and
want OF confidence In prices have Of last materially az
feGted our market and holders conceded a cent the
1Iddlng a34. strict middling good midding
demand greater eoncossons than sellers seem dis
posed to make The heavy osts reported would natu-
rally have stimulated prices but the absence Of any
port demand at the North has materially increased the
stocks at the ports as to ronder buyers cautious
hEoE1.Ts-The receipts at this port show alight
last woek, and 7s47 for the week previoushus making
the average for the three weeks very nearly the
previous, and the stock hand H. SD bales excess
over tho previous week Of 2289 bales.
to w. Wrght are IL oSo baiss aanst so ane
time Inst year. and the exports 80 900 bales against
CRop-A killing frost has probably by this time vis.
ted nearly every portion of tho Cotongrowng country
This will, Of courso, have serious effect but Is In
great measure compensated by the extraordinary good
weather for picking which is everywhoro reported
SEA IsrANp-The receipts continue very light, md tho
sales OF as to GO cents for common to GOOD Rollers
and McCnrthys fow very fno McCarthys with Staple
bring 80 to 90 cents.
SAVANNAH, November 9.-Tho cotton market has
been fiat tho news from New York Liverpool about
being made at $50 for New York NIddlings There was
not much call for the poorer grades.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, November 6.-CorroN- market
opened this morning with rather restricted inquiry,
but subsequently tho movement became moro general
but although factors in the early part Of the day
the kilograms, thoy relaxed their pretensons
buyers being thus enabled to operate moro adyanta-
geouBly quito brtsk demand set in resulting in sales
to the amount of 4100 bales nineeen brokers parcpa
the lists sold early in the day being at enhanced rates.
while the figures paid subsequently, were generally with
in the range OF last evenings clo-e quotations. Re-
f6rring to the above remarks, quote folows
Ordinary 30a31c; Good Ordinary, 3311a34Ho; Low Mid
ding, 36haasH; and Middling nominal at 3sH. Tho
hons tho inferior qualities would appear to have been
attended with little improvement The receipts
proper since Friday evening exoludng the arrivals from
Mobile Florida and Texas, which are included In their
increase OF 4183 bales. The exports embrace 1888
bales 1889 Of which were to foreign pors and e29 coast
wise.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept 1s 1906. bales 10000
Received previously. .10e 5sa-111, ,176
2la2s
Cleared to-day. AaSa 49,,
Cleared previously ..762l9- soso9
stock on hand. :. :. .1sa soa
The cearances comprise 1889 bales for Boston, 1909
New York. and 1880 for Liverpool .'2
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-The receipts are yet worry small,
and insufficient for the uant6 OF the local trade
They have increased kttie however compridng since
50 has Of g nn SS1 and % Ss
The demand 10 very good tho now crop OF tho domestic
production being decdedy In request ton the city trade
tho Gulf ports tho interior and The Northern end Wes
ern marietta Buyers geuerany eppear enxoua 70 oper-
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Lnte Markets.

CINCINNATI, November 8.-There Was panic feeling
In the market generally to-day and little or dsposf
ton existed to purchase anything. Flour could have
been purchased much easier erms than yesterday,
say 25 cont tho barrel Wheat dull and nominay
cents lower; No red 81 IS. Corn-no sales at over
&c., and for No. shelied, new 55a60c Oats dull and
lower; No. 49a5Oc, and No. 2 47c Ryo quiet. Barley
in demand at 81 10 for choice fn Provisions dull and
unchanged. Mess Porlin moderate demand at S31 50a
s3l G5 for old s27 5oas2s for Bulk eatsat 14a15c
for Shoulders Bacon In moderate demands 15Mn16c for
Shoulders and 17c for clear Sides lard dull and
changed at 100. for now keg. Hogs dull ut S8aS8 90
gross sales Of importance Cotton quiet and holders
nsk 500 for Mddling. Whskey firm at s4c In bond
So "a duty paid New Mess Pork is not wanted, the
weather is parties afraid to purchase.
ccrics unchanged and dull. Gold 145H.
LOUISVILLE, November s.-Sales of 81 hhds tobacco,
light lugs 49, new leaf S35 Super6ne -four $40; Wheat
prime So go Corn in bulk 90c DID, SOC for ncw
Oats $40 in bulk. Mess pork DID, 1892, new s25 Bacon
shoulders 15Mi clear sides 1s Lard in Herces lax.
Whiskey, raw, 50 "a. Hogs nominal at &c.
ST. LOUIS, November B-Flour continues heavy and
unsettled, with o declining tendency. Wheat-Primc
fall 81 65a2 70 choice 50 75 Corn dull and higher new
95a9s old yellow and white 81 O2a1 05 prime white and
mixed 81 Oats lower prime and Chicago Tart. Pro.
visions inactive Mess pork $40 60 Bacon shoulders
Cotton steady and quiet at SIC.
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9'he 9at1g Vepua
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 12, 1866.
COMMERCIAL.
Imports.
Exports.

LTyERPO0L-por Br brig AlRsrt-2loo sacks Salt, 90
tons Coal to 0rdor.
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SAVANNAH, November 8-ExoHAsaE.-very little
sterling is Offering and In demand at t5a58 for first class
commercial bills. Sight New York s unchanged, the
banks buying ut q discount and selling at u of for
large amounts. All time bills cent and interest
of. though in little request.
. GOLD is very inactive Tho huctuatlng condition of
the market deers operations Brokers buying at LA
at45, and selling at 147a148.
FREIaHrs continue active md stiff ut quotations.
Small sail are needed. Tho following the ruling
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Savannah Market.

Total. "a 1903
The national Republican., 1866-07-12
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED srATEs PArBsr oPpIcE,

On the petition Of oidsu Nichols, Of West RUxbury,
Massaehusett-, praying for the extension Of patent
grauted t. him October H. 1881 to which additional
mprov. mrnts were annexed March 80 1854 for i'm
provemeut IN "Grinding Mills, for seven yeas from
ihs expiration Of sad patent, which takes place on the
l2lh day Of October, 1865;
is ordered that he said petition be ksard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 2ith day Of September
next, at ~ o'c oek and all persons lied TO
appear and show cause any they have why said petit
tion ought MT to be grated. -.
Persons opposing tue sxteu sion required TO Ole In
the Pateu once their objections specially set for In
writing at least toe days before the day Of hearing
all testimony nled by either party to be used at the
said hearing must be taken aud transmitted In accord
anee with the rules Of the ONCE, which will be fur
nished on application. '....
tepositions and other papers, relied upon as issti-
mony must be died In the once tosaty before the
oy o. bearing the ArgumsnIs, any, within ton days
after nlina tho testimony, - - =
oriered, also that this notice be published in the
REPUBLICAN and the National IntsI0sncer, Washing
ton, sed io the Jouraah soslon, Massaohusstis,
once week Tor three Successive weeks hrst Of said
publication. to be At least sixty days previous to the
day Of nearing, THOMAS hLRLAsD,
-, Acting Commis1ontr Of Patents.
r s-Editors o. the sboys pspsrs will please copy
and send their bills to the Palsnt Omes with pspsr
containing this notice, 7-.TlF % jyil-lawSw
The national Republican., 1866-07-12

EFFoRrs TO RELIEVE THE SUrFERERs AT
PoRrLASD-A ting of the oommittes appointed
at the meeting on Monday evening to devise means
for the relief Of the Portland sufferers was held
last evening at the Of the school board In the
City Hall. Mayor wallaoh was cbossu as chairmsn
Of the committee, and Mr.. Dssue secretary.
Among those present were Secretary McCuiloch,
Gen, Howard, Hon. Horatio King, Hon. n. B.
French. Senators Howe aud Fesssndsn, Repre-
ssntalivss Perham and Rice Gov. Anderson, Mr..
Paulding Gov. ordway, Mr.. Poore, Of Maine, md
many Others. t.
Mr. Pitcher, Of Maine, stated he was rsafy to bs
one Of ten who would pay 500 for the RELIEF of the
suferera ..|l ...... 20
Mr. Henry S, Davis, Of this city was added to
the executive committee. ...
Secretary McCulloch also stated that he was
ready to give 500 for the relief Of the homeless In
Portland. r.
Gov Ordway suggested that each member should
see residents from his State now residing In this
city and solicit contributions. 49,. ...
Mr. Rice moved that the executive committee
have power to authorize persous TO make collections
Adopted.
Mr. Dean stated he had collected $500 In the
Patent Office, which had been forwarded to Port.
land. 's
Hon. T.. b. French stated that $295 had been
collected for the relief Of the sufferers.
Mr. @. A, Pitcher, Of this city, formerly Of Bal
fast, Maine, paid to the Secretary 500, to bs sent
to Portland. = ..
And the meeting adjourned.
NEErIsg OF raE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
After the adjournment of the General Committee,
the Executive Committee held a meeting. Hon.
Sidney Psrham, Of Maine, was called to the chair,
and Mr. Deans secret ry.
The following. named gentlemen were appointed
to solicit contributions from the various Depart
meDtsi .. I'D. .H
To Collect from the President and Cabinet on
cers--Hon Hugh MeCulloch, I
Far the Post ofhos--Hon. Horatio King and g.
W. Mcclellan. Hs...'......-
For the Treasury Department -xsssn, Hartley
and Hobbs.
For the Interior Dspartusnt--N -Nsss. spauidins
and Dean. n o.. %. q ,ta. .,.''.'a AZ