The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-12

BOSTON, NoFeM&er f1.-Thc pcns;o,
Agency, with safes and PERSONS, nrn,,n ,,u =.
was burned. The purchasing nav t,,y,,a,,
ters quarters were bunaea bat Lin, n,,xr.
were saved. '"o i"lNf'
The host"h naiis arc received am, r,,.
wardcdaS Install ''" "''o 'o''
| ino military guard for The ,Y,rut ti.tric,
mas hccn reinforced BY i ia,;o'iop NJ r,,ol,r
ihrec banks on, of the srvcu that wcr,
| o.'rncu ia,icd to settle at ti,c rIcarin..house-
va inc ShaWmut, Fireman, and rhc North
America. The Monut Vernon. Hide and
Leather, and Everett banks saved most oi
'a'c'r VaIuahieS. The savings banEs are all
Inc local lns'!ranrn companies will hc able
10 pay about tif'y per cent. or RISKS: but
capitalists coming forward literally, ali may
ne abe 10 continue business, Their a,,rayr
loss i about Sl0o.GoN parh-tNU Jtmi,;n,-
S9o0,GON
~" tctA'"g transcript appeared to-day.
printed at the Gto5c olhce.
The Fire Started Again.
boSIoH, November !l-2 4, MA gas
explosion has again started the fire, which
has crossed Washington street towards TEN
PIE place The block corner Of Washington
ana Summer streets is doomed.
Fhc Fire anco Mnrc Under Control.
Boston, November 1i-B 4. N-Thc f;rr
IS once morr under control, being kept in
the block between Summer and Avon street,
a fireman has just fallen or the top OF n
building on Summer street.
There were three explosions OF gas 1T 800
~ Nv the gas lcing only shut oil from a
portion of the city.
,,,.l,. l,o,,,
rally III The streets, and Tic people bcrin TO
ne renewed from the terrible excitement Of
INC uncertainty regarding the spread Of the
fire.
Sp:'Sl'n Dnr Offices Ercs.rorefs,
R"$roS, November 1.-The following is
list Of the news,m,,?rr offices DESTROYED
American halfway Times (wcrkly), Amcri-
can thion (weckly>, American Workman
["eckly), Ba!lou'S Magazine (monthlyl, Ros-
ton Journal Of Chemistry (monthyj, Chris
tan Monthly, Courier Weekly. Fng of Onr
Inion (wcekly), Glea>on's Home Circle
iWeekly), Good Tenlp'ar t>emi'monthlyh
Literary Companion (wcrklyb Masonic
,, Monthly, Monthly Novelette,, New England
Postal Record, Oliver Optics Magazine
twcckly and monthly, Pathfinder R,ilwav
Guide tmonthlr), Pilot iwcckly), Evening
Gazette (wccklyi. Shoe and Leather Reporter
(Wcckly), Student aud Scho climate (!nontll-
ly). Sunday Courier. Tiltons journal of
horticulture (nonthlyj, Transcript daily.
Waterman and iicll"ctor (wcekly), Waycriy
Magazine, Yankee Eladc (wcckIy}, Youths
Companion (>cmmonthiy)
Number of Buildings Burned. &c.
BosToS. November I1.--Nine hundred and
thirty business houses and firms were burned
OFT, and sixty dwellings aud lodging houses.
Three hundred i:rmiliCS ai" HnaicIcs:. The
Er,T1HG G0S"tt.' WIS h!rn"i and the Parker
HouS" Il un@:c".l.
Tb" ''r. l. now confined 10 the ruins. and
fhS:U Is no apprehension. \ large number
OF engines are on the watch.
Effect on the Gold ant; Stock Market.
New YORK, November 1l.-StockS are
panicky in consequence of The Boston firr.
Prices have declined from five TO ten per
cent. The following suspensions are re-
ported: :. Y. White: Pclnt. Perry d Co.
II. \. Wilcox; K. J. kHnlaIl & Co.; i'll on
the long->itlc market aud for who~r account
the stocks were sold uut under tie rule.
stocks are now stcadicr and it appears lat
The worst i over.
Gold opened ut ia to HI. There is 10
information regarding tie action Of the
Treasury Department. Nearly all the iE~u
rance companies lave their windows piA
cartcd with statements showing their ccui-
ton. The heaviest losers are the i,r-cc
companies, who are best nllc 10 stand it.
L"i"r-Thc lanicky feeling is dyln.: cut.
though little business WAS transacted to-day
in wool. leather. hardware, OF dry goods.
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury Rich
ard>on, consulting with capitalists. state!
tint Secretary Boutwell, hail stepped The
withdrawal from banks Of Gr"cnb.cHs dc
posted some time sinccto relieve the market.
sold i moe Gllct II lIHl. She Su-rcli-
sion Of BuWcS brothers, OF Parts, has no
,iirrt on this market. several E:;l&rts ale
rsrnor,ti. hu; nothing dei;niIc is kMvH,I, aud
ii may pH"h1E'Iy hc only 4 rumor.
Il i stated thnt only three INSURANCE con-
ranirS here have suspended the liner
national, the Corn Exchange, and the II tm-
hul! President Oakley, of the Bears a.
| Underwriters. estimates the loss in Boston
at uot over 500 100000.
Tl,c Effect i'm Philadelphia.
PnLAnELrnIA. November 1l.-Thcrc is
Great depression in stocks, cotton, groceries,
and hread>tuIl~, bat without marked change
" DOL, leather. boots, and shoes are held for
:, material advance.
| The Board OF Underwriters held meet
| ng this morning, and in order TO prevent
policv-hoders from transferring their poll
| cirs 20 other companies advanced the rates
| on merchandise fifty per cent. and Oh all spc-
cial risks twenty-five per cent, TO take effect
immediately.
American Securities fra S.ontso,a.
| lUNpn%. November ll.--Amcrican SCCuri-
| ties are irregular. The news of the tire in
Boston causes dizziness. Bonds are quoted
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