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Committee In behalf OF Trust
Hampton, Pa., November 8, 1871
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-18
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
THE LIEF FUN DIS,
Meeting Of the Executive Committee Yesterday.
proposed Division OF The Collections Between
Chicago and the Fores. Fire sufferers
An Aaruest Appeal to President
Grant in Behalf Of the Latter.

A meeting ~ the Executive Committee OF mr.
teen appointed by the General COMMITTEE or One
Hundred was held yesterday at the Chamber 3,
consult and determine what steps should be taken
us 10 the distribution Of the fund for the reef OF
the Chicago sufferers ana 10 arrange all the details
In connection herewith. Mr. Schultz was appointed
chairman.
Colonel iIows read letter from ~ l.. Brewnell,
Vice President CT The Stock Exchange, iniroducia Z
Charles Adams, clerk III the Union Bank OF Caicago,
WHO had arrived ia the city IN charge OF nifty Young
men, many IL whom were destitute and seeking
friends, aud trusting tnat something woud be done
Tor their relief, tie lug,is donated by the ~
change were exhausted
rms gave rise 10 prolonged discussion lasting
nearly an hour as - what the power o. tie bNecu-
tive committee were. " was nf"ed Dy sOnlc Of me
members Of the COMMITTEES that the money was
subscribed solely Ior uciing relief ~ HE people IN
chicago and IL every Application for relcl IA New
YORK were attended - 1t would he an endless and
Impossible task
fnc SECRETARY also read communication from
Messrs. THeedy 90. enclosing Il cheek pur $1,000
Rnd snARestn. thar, II ~ accordaHce With the tnnc
lions OF tue committee, portion OF that sun miGut
&c applied towards the reiieI Of the sufferers by asr
cOnnasfation Ia Wisconsin and Michigan.
Another question here arose as u whether the
treasurer should open special account for The OBJ
icci hieh'ioned ana \ portion or the contributions
10 como should De set apart In accordance with the
wishes Of Tho subscribers. Alter u considerable
amount or discussion, IN which some penflefHcf
ciained thlt, as The powers or the Executive Com
miltce were not sufficiently defined, they could
not lake any action IN The matter u resolution
was sugaesteN that The Executive Committee ask
tor me power 10 Insert pubic notice 10 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-18

No s9e-Mn voorhees,. case clothing.
No. sipr Brown Eighty hrst street, Third avenue.
%o Schneider Co.. vi Canal street. Il hair
'o H. sas~iis ives. Twelfth street, clothing
Relief sohns
No sas-p Fink, 80 Washington place. bundle clothing.
No ss7inonas Deyos. Washington Marxel barrel pro-
NO. ssJamss Nnsay, 10 Christopher street, box cloth
No. s4s--No name National Expressly bale clothing
no; 800 No name New York and Boston Express, :
No. Sol s.. Nicholas Hotel, l box clothing.
No sSs-No name tFiushins Long Island Express Com
Mrs A. j. vanderpoe. No lwsst si.,ecnth street,
No Station branch Pos. once $50 Grand street.
No sh5 Mrs. }. Hased. ME- c. R. Rnoades and Mrs. T.
Pnrdy, 2 boxes clothing .-.,.
No. SRI Sso Ninth avenne case clothing bale o,,..,
No 1913 Nineteenth street and Fifth avenue bag eiohins
70. Sass broadway. closang -. .,o,,
No S50-Young Mems Christian Association, case c'o'1
No sSsP H. ha1e and p r. r., fbuna,e clothing
No. SSs-H. L. Montgomery 100 Madison avenue apnaes
s ssSG nf Tnss sss S %ss street
sasn Win .,.1s o sIGhns
No s6sMiss Newnss bundle cio s, s,rec
No $40 Mira yovtts % Horaho street, box clothing.
SIM Henry Hughes saS est r0rysesen'h street,
40. SasJohn Curry ss7 West For,yfrst street, box
No ssa-Callan 4 Deimaiy, LOSS Third avenue bundle
No. School A. Twelfth street clothing, bundle
No. s7b-Mrs W. r. Lee, ss5 Filth avenue bundle cloth
No e7G-F T. Heron 575 Grand street, box clothing
Mo 7,23 enh street, box clothing.
No g7SMrs tphraim Miller, 2lU East Twelfth street,
barrel CLOTHING, bundle clothing.
No, s7a--No name tScw York and Boston Express Com
pany) boxes co,Lns, packages cothns bundle e'o'h-
Ing, %, ,,.,.,nn
No se--B. r. Stone, .2f West Eleventh street, bundle
clothing
No. sslMrs Burack, go west Eleventh street, bundle
No ssM ISIS Carrie NJ. Stewart, Haski to Governor of
Mich,san for sufferers OF Peshtigo case clothing
NO So4-Mrs Comstock, Eightysccond street, between
Iexjneton an Fourth avenues, bundlc clothing.
No. $50 eyman Voge, 656 Eighth clothing
No sss-Mr Coborn, q West Twentybird street, over
No ss7 Eighteenth street Methodist Episcopal church
cases clothing
No sss-Cotton Exchange, New York l case clothing.
No. Ss9-J. Tanner, case clotbing
No. 6U-New York and Boston Lxpress, no name eases
and l bundle clothing
No. s9l-s T. NJ, the wi lows mite, package clothing.
No. 6aa-J w. Sckler Orange, N j. case and barrel
aiothng
No. adS-Westcott's Express, NAME Case clothing
No. saffron A. Mason, bundle clothing
No. t95alrs David Dow 90 West Twentythrd street,
clothing.
ysny. 20 cases safdines, containing 0CO boxes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-18
SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES LOWER
Tie Southern State bonds led or with the firm.
ness acquired on Monday, but svmpathiZed snbse-
quenty with the current OF feeling In the stock
market, and prices rcceded but without undergoing
important decline. The following were the closing
street quotations for the leading bonds the South
ern list:-Tennessee, ex coupon, 64a IS; DO. new,
64ai 65; Virginia, ex coupon So 60: do registered
stock, old As 5O do. SKIES. consolidated bonds SO
61 do skies. deferred scrip, "a 20; Georgia skies,
80 S4 do. scvens, 90 a %; do sevens, gold, 95 81;
North Carolina, ex coupon, 50 Al; do. funding
1865, 80 IA SO; do. do, 1885, 25 q 80; do.
new, u %; do special tax, Is n II; Mis-
sour sizes, 90 a 931s; do. issued Hannibal and s..
Joseph, o2 a 93; Louisiana SKIES, 81 20; do.
new, 60 Go; do. levee skies, 65 20; do.
do. cghts so So; do. do cights 1875 rs so; do.
pentcntary sevens, 65 ~; do. railroad eights IS
80; Alabama hvcs, 50 ~; do eights 90 100; do.
railroad Fights. Montgomery and Eurala Railroad,
GO q 90; sGyth Carolina skies. - 50: do new,
January s.nd yuy, As ASK; do. do, April and
october 4s IA; A;rsansasss sizes funded; 81 IS,
STOCKS WEAK mp LOWER. 49,
The stock market was weak, athouS. co,s,oor.
able effort was made to rally it wp', rho promise Of
large purchase OF v.srnrDs.l 1T bonds in the We'd
nesday transacn rSa at the sub.Treasury. The
'eaois w -sac operators were heavy buyers, with
VIEW 20 turning the current Of prices, and provided
W
ing OF bills OF exchange, were fortified with money
to take care OF their purchases Indeed, was the
negotiation OF these loans Iast week that led TO
the rumor on the Stock Exchange late
Saturday afternoon that the Western Union
Telegraph Company had succeeded in borrowing
large amount or foreign capital on the pledge OF
new mortgage, and tue disposal o! sterling bills by
certain brokers occasioned the further assertion
that the loan had been made through the Mesns.
Belmont Il Co. Bat the aggravated activity OF the
money market and the apprehension excited by the
report OF another heavy failure IN Philadelphia de-.
feaied these Intentions and the market again broke
down. raying l.tle In the afternoon but. only 10
sink still lower prices before the close OF the day.
The Philadelphia stoppage was alterwarl discovered
to be suspension, which viii rot. II
Is claimed, end in bankruptcy. the parties
involved having pursued the honorable policy OF
closing their contracts ana limiting their losses
before beng plunged into a position which would
have sacrificed only themselves, but many O.
their friends.
The President OF the Harlem Railroad gives 10.
first call OF Stock Exchange, 10000 shares (par
value $50 cach) OF the common capital stock, being
part OF the additional $4,000 OF capital stock
authorized by the stockholders at their meeting on
April H. 1871. The sale will be made in lots OF not
| less than 800 shares
HIGHEST AN D LOWEST PRICES.
| The following table shows the highest and lowest
/
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TIE FOREST FIRE FUND.
Subscriptions Coming In Slowly for the
Victims of the Flames.

Much az New York has done for the Chicago SUI
fercrs, now, when second appeal Is made to their
hearts for relief for the isolated victims OF the forest
dres there are generous hands ready to open their
wallets AMI respond literally. Yet what has
already been collected Ii mere drop In
the bucket. 1t behooves tho proposed con-
sriDutors TO this fund TO respond with alacrity,
most Of the houseless, starving settlers
are FAR removed from railway communication, and
III y few weeks, when navigation closes there viii
be no means OF sending them supplies except by
leans for distances OF from Twenty-Five TO two hun.
died miles. When this Is remembered, as well rs
tie additional fact that winter IS near aud thou
sands must perish II not Immediately aided, the
generous VIII at once give for so deserving pur-
pose.
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The European steamer took out $50, 900 In silver
GOVERNME LOWER.

Inc European steamer TOOK out S53OOol III sHVer
GOVERNMENTS LOWER.
The government list was steady during most OF the
day: but the eventual decline in gold unsettled the
tone OF the market late III the afternoon and prices
OF the leading active and speculative issues yielded
a fraction. The following were the closing street
quotations: United states currency skies, lllss
11s; do. do, 1884, registered, 49, l5s,; do. do,
coupon, 1l6a q llG4; do. hye-twentes, regis
tered, May and November, 1925 10; do. do,
1862 COUPON do, 114s IlA4; do do, 1864, do. do
1874 1917; do. do 1865 do. do, l1Iss 1I4ai:do.
do, registered January and July, ll2as 12s; do.
do, 1866, coupon, do, l12]s Il2s4 do. do. 1867,
do. do 112ss 1l224; do do, 1865 do. do, 1923.
113; do. tenorties registered, los 100; do. do,
coupon, 1o9,s a lO9A.
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY REPORT.
The following were the United States Treasury
balances at the close Of business to day:-Cu-rency,
ST. oO0 0Oo CON- $94 or the coin balance the
sum Of SIC, 900 is represented by outstanding
coin certificates.
TIE RAILWAY BONDS.
The railway bonds, being generally in The hands
OF investors and therefore liable to the accidents
attending the tenure OF securities on margins, have
been firm throughout the decentralization on the
Stock Exchange, but without special activity. The
following were the bids nj the call tOday:-
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL RSPoRr.

TUESDAY, Oct l7~-6 r. NJ
AsRfs quiet but steady II 81 10 rs 26 for pots
~ % a 80 rs for pearls.
CANDLES continued In moderate request 29c for PLAN
sperm, &c. for patent do 2sc $50 for stearc 24c
paranpe and 1sc 5c. for adamantine At these figures
the market steady.
CorpEn.-The demand for American ingo was moderate
but holders firm in their The were 600
lbs. at 2shc. 9s4c. per Id. We quote New hesth,ng
BIC. b.; old, 2lc &c nails. c hols aud brazies
&c., yellow metal ahing, 2sc do do. nails &c. and
do bolts, &c.
CoTFEr.-The market Tor Rio continued strong Sales
reported to have been made, but they
were unimportant being all from second hands.
sir do ""3 isc d. 49, c PRIME
do, gold, III bonds Maraoaibo 1shc a0sc Laguayra,
18c. &c., ST. Domingo gold, In bon 2c. 12iac.; Java,
25c. Etc., gold duty raid Messrs Arden White thus
the stock Rio Santos In the United States
York. 1s5Os bags Baltimore, 403 ao Charleston 2sl5
Co Mobile SOa Do Galveston, $3.50. 40, and Savannah,
market Tor cotton the spot and to arrive
decidedly less active owing TO further large receipts Mt
the PORTS and under httc 70 realize prices ruled M
resu and materially lower The annexed quotations show
decline OF 10 per lb but some sales were forccd at lower
figures while lots tho wharf entirely nominal in
value The inquiry for future devere. stnai and IN
fuenccd by large oerings prices recsded c sGc per ID
fom til current Of yesterday evening The
foDM Ia EremnL To,o /.
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PisDpD< sails.

OFFICE ~ TIE CoMaIssIoNbas OF EMIGRATION
~ 81 ~" state OF New York, Castle Garden Ocs I6 1871
Sealed Proposals Tor erection OF Gas Works ~, War.
Island ani The piping connected Herewith m b. receive
Al me ohces q the Commissioners of Emigration Caste
Garden until Friday the .0h !ns. ' ~
The plans and specifications may he seen nj Tho erro,,
tendcnts olncc. Castle Garden. 'SA
Proposals viii be "Iroposals for Gas Wp,ks a,
addressed to the undersigned. $50
he Committee reserve the right 70 reject any bid,
n3t .ecmed Tor III, Interests OF the Commission -
.s.. FREDERICK SCuUCE
s-4s--- IAAls y. NICHOLSON,
ISAAC BELL,
special Committee
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mercial, 1919 loslS; good TO prime bankers, 1891
1881; short sight, l093s iceH Paris, sixty days,
5.45 q 5.36k; short sight, 532H $50; Antwerp,
$50 625; Switzerland, 5.2sA4 5.2394; Hamburg,
a5Js 35Z; Amsterdam, 4Ois 4o1; Frankfort, 40ss
a III Bremen, 17at a SS.s; Prusslan thalers. 7lH
q ~
GOLD UNSETTLED ll3h li3a.
The gold market opened weak and fell OFF to ll3's
ON the prevalence Of carrying instead OF borrowing
for cash gold In the earlier hours of business.
but became strong ana advanced to 1l3s when,
later in The day, The demand for cash gold turned
rates against The borrower. Subsequent to banking
hours fear OF stringent money tomorrow again
changed the sentiment Of the Market, and under
renewed disposition to SELL the price went back to
113k. The course OF the market is shown In the
tab.
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The quotations based or cotton runng Quality not
more than half grade above below the grade quoted.
The net receipts at the ports follows Galveston,
lO6 New Orleans as35 Mobile Lag; Savannah, Ass
Charleston 231 Wilmington, 235; Norfolk, 1853; BALI
49, New York, 47 Boston, ilS-ofa i4eS6 This day
last week. u as THIS day Last 1904 Rates cotton
freight foreign pors closed follows To Liver
pool, by stear I'D by sail Id 5-iod. TO Havre,
by team, L.. god sail, Nc. To HAMBURG by steam. i
compressed To bremen, bv steam. lc gold, compressed
10 Baltic ports, by sa!. &c &C., gold.
FLOOR AND GGAIN.-Necc pts-tlonr, ls,t.5 bb's !;
wheat, IS 746 bushels; o7,40 DO meal, $50
and 2sp bags; OATS S50;i bushels rye. sot 10. barley
.S,3a3 The our market generally quiet and steady
though there inquiry tor extra State for forward
dev The sales about 1909 bbs, Including South
,ern, for export at IS aud 0 bbs. choice extra state,
half OF November at ~ 3D. Rye -four duh mt
showed change IN price. Corn meal continued quiet,
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!4S US
For delivery (basis uddiugj sales have b. Gu
- foows-Last eveninsos:ober, LOO asl6c, 200 al
IKE, lUC at lS7lbc November loo at ~ 7i6c POI at
1896. November and December 100 each. Mt ~ sc,
geticr: Decs,nbc io1 AZ 10 lSc .', a. y &C. January
100 at ~ 916c l0 ut 19sc.. 20 at ~ 7-ifc; Apri
.06c. 100 at 2oc. Total $500 bales. foday-0cta6er
AZ I99sc, $40 ut 10 5.l6c ~, Mt 1917" .,.-~
Iv each. Mover. ana Y s,;cs,cs,r ia.1.
MoDeoe and ~ pss il sc sco a. sSS No
so 4os Zach y, 100 5 sss &. Piss 10 3 e 70
s@ , 900 Il, isas,; Jaa%sr. 100 at !sSs;
loo March at lJ; and 100 April together; March,
100 at 1919 April, 900 at 20, AZ oe free board
October for 100 January Total slj bales
Grand total 10000 bales The average ycster
days forward deliveries were:SDvrmbcr 195ec;
cember. lo52e; January, iao3c. March, 20 ip,
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The wheat heavy AMI p1oes declined Ic. 20
at 81 a Inc sales alb toeo bushels Iar ast even
Rs Price oT esos no. for M
lots .'d wi1.er = =, y, % for as ~ So = 70 ier
10000 busaes 76c &c., and 800 for Wess.
SIC SAC Tor al kinds harley dnl an lower Ia:
sales were about 25nv bushels within the range Of sc
u 70 for Wes'orn and Canada Rye dull snd
FRfIeiiis.-rbc market was ess sc,sc. bu. continue
very urn Ir ,e caa,cns na there mas far business,
co sor nv yess is gain am also ~
ontaned The engsg cinens wsre;-ro Liverpool Gy
ia ns@ qncsSn on ssia ' s. steam eso wa.
iof other COOS rates more slra ~ Tie charters
ROADS, for or.rs T. ILL., and u Of u direct 70 r ror
hen sS s sS Sse5 81 81
ss sesman brig hence 70 Odessa. 100 bbs refined pc
srHas G bark ssnees Resria. sS SSs
pool direct lo 6bs enea us;ros "is rene. e y.
Sasso ~ tons from Richmond 70 ",re FIJI
BARK hence 10 iSe ,oa SS,ecG on British
% British bark 90 arrive hence es !" tas csp9is
S p ppis napnha o. spanish bark, 10
GUSNIrs-lne market remains dull for both Goth .ns
sc Tor and sc 90 ios eo changed quoted
us AID foreign and domestic hemp,
TiSsss i son as%s ea a na
bales sonaeis extending o tue sns ,ss our !, I :.
also 'ao bales TO sfrve &c. currency W
d. Y Sss q per tor Manila 5ac gold sss ike,
currency Sss s. . g. s, dp !. Sns sum IN &c.
moPs-lhe demand Tor the pas. few day. has very
CROWN 81 's New III S ys' ae s Sr ~
l.c ireev but spectators and brewers viii Invest
"men necessity e0mpels, dec ming prcsen, prices too
ne current qinatons are state, 35c 6Jc Eastern
anu western, 5oc 81 yeailings, aOc Soc Odds ,Oc
~ oig ous, sc 49, California dc zoe. yeArin.s
'sc &c. DO ols, &c. l5c.
my MD srsAw.-Shipplng bar has been moderately
Y, "a, AZ ~ VI Retail qualities continued tar acaant
- ~ "a D" straw was rather qnet but remains
~ - ~ 70 icf long s0c Soc Tor do sJe
: Eye, Tor 0 ITS and oec. a zoe. Tor wheat.
. uhs were qniet V0 Buono3 Ayrls kips III Tbs sold
" gold 2au0 bacnos Ayres ~ los. sod st 3jtc gold
.u ,su do ~ os on private terms The stock up
~ ~ @ $4,000 dry Buenos Ayres, Enre Rio, 4c.
r oue y" Moneydeo aoo do Rio 6ande $500 do Gem
800 do TruSio; 900 do Port an Platte i300J do and
ailei Mexican $500 do do. Texas southern 400 wet
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GOLD uNsErrLED-ll3. A 1875.

In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent for carrying to per ceut for borrowing
The operations of the Gold Exchange Bank were as
follows:-
Gold cleared. $o2 96I 200
Gold balances Observation-Disclosures. 177a,S51
Currency balances Observation-Disclosures. 2,Oo7. bll
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
niiccs OF the prInclpal stocks durIng me day

EXPORTS OF TIE WEEK.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF
specie from the port OF New York for the week end
ing october II, 1871, was IS ,s3,i7l.