Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-11-12

our. lhcfe mas been hut httle business tram
Sacred in the wool, hardware. leather or dry
goods trade Assistant Secretary Richardson
OF the treasury department is in consultation
with leading bankers and merchants reuarlipu
the situation. IL is stated that Secretary Buut
well has stopped the Withdrawal from the bank,
OF grccnhack> deposited some time since to Ia
ieve the market.
Gold is more quiet at I 49,.
The suspension OF BOWleS Bros OF Lopdol
has no effect in this market. Several failure
are rumored, but nothing definite is known q
them. Probably il is only a rumor.
ACTION OF NEW YORK MERCHANTS AM
BANNERS.
NEW YORK, Nov. II "A crowded meeting o
| merchants aud bankers and others was held i;
the Chamber Of Commerce at one o'clock 10
day. Among the prominent gentlemen prescp
were jackson S. Schultz Henry GlinneT, Rova
Phelps, ), &. Chittonden, Russell Sturgis, Henry
Clews, 5. A. Low, Geo. Il. Opdyke and : Wins
ton. Hon VIM. A, Dodge presided He sale
| tue meeting was called by the spontaneous ac
tion of the mercantile community to offer sym
pathv, to cheer and aid those called upon I,
suffer in 4 city SO intimately connected with II,
in business relations. After referring TO Nh,
Chicago fire, and the action then taken, III,
chairman said they were now again called TO-
gcther with heavy hearts, in consequence of 8
visitation permitted by Providence to beiall the
sister city of Boston,
A, A. Low said that none were more activ,
in ASSISTING stt fJaro.s 49,, ~.
ing in Boston, and while be was acting as chair
a iittIn NOM tbnn VI 4sIliiar nature
20 fire one dry goods firm in Rosfon sant hin, i,
one dav Sg6 900 cLrerc,iIt, colIo,i wa nun III
The following resolutions WOW, S,,I,,;,.,, l..
VIM NJ Grecse, seconded bv a 4 Low on ny
adopted ""'
Whereas, our sister city of Boston has lust suffer
&C. rom aealalty mat has but one parallel in tn,
within its limits the most cosilv
KY; s,aIeu py IRE ana their stores ofmerehan
w u, ptcohe prey 10 the lanes; and
most i L. destruction OF the
AZ 81, I'iI slnliIte puliulhgS ana the burning
tude have been inflicted upon body of merchants
VINO are e very known for their energy their
tnelI loyay and their henevolence; and
W neIeas communities IN our day are bound to.
s'Ehei 10y mutual eS OF interest and affection;
mnnity ,n%t Incomes this mercantile com-
RNsto1 op iiVt,PIif 10 lenuer 10 the merchants Of
~ F a'u ~ ~ the sufferers by the devastating
atI 3 nay Ine expression OF our deepest sym.
In ao " 70 Of ri suGR generous Cooperation
BgoI u We 9 t OF ne time demand.
,;,i'r IN, ''. " Vvtuinlttee De appointed to con
munitv IN adont a,j - il9 II ,PtuooFeS thls com
diSabiIiti III anu ple! 10 aIeYlate the primary
t,,1 are Likely 10 result from the sudder
al e 49,, y, P.UPeatY' puoAS ana papers OF hun.
" 'ie' '''''''e "ii'9'
Whatever we do in the way of symnatbv nj
aid will be better done whom II l. H., -! W
w. What Is wanted is Nv 49, ~ - uoIie prompt
tbe ,ort,os ,,bn nra ~ ." ~ 'necI anu sustain
-, NJ ~ ~ ~ euNu uslless ana attic.
iOH' many VI US remember our own feelings
HuIluG lhe lerfihc hreS OF 30 and 30 remem,
Der after working through the entire cold
M.Iten 1, M III Vi 90 soon alter daybreak wen
Ill1 yulI street. near wal, and there | saw
our olu i anu no" venerable fellow citizen, jane
I;ee, WIN twenty lfishmen, digging for his safe
| my uahu ana every sympathy and turnins
"InuuI VIII nus characteristic energy he said
iHdhh uOd, Dodge, my wife and children
i've. ms hand has supported them oil
ways; and thank God il can e,,,,
them still IAnrIanso "a" support
pathy TO cheer and encourage that men
require under such difficulties There ore in
large establishments, thrown ont of amniov.
meut, and there IS a small portioo of no III.
inhabited by the poorer classes alec dostro,.n5
But with the ,nrrcbo,to It 'iso ueSI DYED
On I,,ob s,, 't o'NutF VIAL Is needed ~ not
,ro,+ Az, - '.r" 4H aS 'hi' lhe chairman then
NNiV v" ~ statc now, by means of extended
papers, the Boston merchants hplnpd those ~,
New York when fires have occurred there and
suggested the same Kind of help through bank
gra anu GtRofS here. BY cheering the hearts Of
nose Eeople, and showing little forbearance nj
around, the calamity could be hriiged over anl
t e DC SO great as II appears 10 be- A collection
| needed, as DURING. the Cbicauo Ere ana a -
committee would be sufficient,
Inc resolutions were adopted, and on motto,
ol hehfy C!ewS the chairman was asked I,
name Ti me committee,
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