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New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
GRANT TIE ONLY CAUSE OF DISSENolON'
From The Syracas, Standard -, .

IL amounts To demonstration Illi', IL NJ
ade pha should nominate for the Presidency any Wen
known Republican statesman, Cincinnati Woulu 5lA
into significance and become valucless iactOr IN te
potcql problem Of 1872. The ayOwed determ natOh OI
The Pliadelpna managers 10 press the candidacy Oh
Gen Grant = the agency which attracts 80 many Ie-
cruts TO Liberal Pepublicanism Cincinnati strohs py
the repulsOn Philadelphia excites. IL, tHcIeIOIe,
they really desire to maintain the integrity vi
the party their Obvtous policy Is 70 crush inc as az,
piraiions Of Gen. Grant II he will not himself MAKE e
sacrifice demanded Of him, and by the simple aDIuui
eut OF one man weld together the elements OF hepuD
hcanism But this is evidently not tug course tney m
tend 10 pursue Ccncedng the detection, when is sure
10 occur in of Grants renominaon tAey an
uOunce IL that they purpose 10 make such u
fecton good by obtaining Democratic VOtes-Dy suou
means probably they well understand now 10 ehpos,
Where is the advantage which Phlladelpha possGI,S 80
over Cincinnati in such contestt Whose hands Woull
the purerl The vantage Is with CINCINNATI lur II II seeA'
Democratic influence It will seek II by leG aye mc..Il,;
1t Will frame n platform upon which tae pass,
Demo rat can stand. BY the Cincinnati pltlOIn tnc
results OF the war viii fully yindcaed, ana an no
LEGISLATION which has been had for the cause OF hIun
Rights viii be fully ndOrsed. II will stand by al 10
aranties Of the Constitution. 1t Is. Degfa1lnB Is ~
not that the Republican party must stOop mus ioM,
when ii but one man would withdraw his name from INC
Philadelphia Convention and the ohce-hOiuers %o-u
practice something OF the they profess All tus
disgrace might be avoided, and the RfpuDlcan pai.
triumph once upon basis Of principle, through
honest methods Of dculg
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30

A LIBERAL DELEGATION FROM VERMONT
4 Liberal Republican meeting was held IN
Vermont Oh saturday evening" and the following were
appointed represent the State at the Cincinnati Con-
ventOn. They all earnest, independent Repubu-
cans ana have always been prominent in the party;
New-York tribune., 1872-04-30
SENTIMENT OF THE INDEPENDENT PRESS
CONNECTICUT AT CINCINNATI.
Froaa The Hartford Post 81,

FFOaa The Hartford Post
Whatever may be charged upon the OIlgl-
nators of the Cincinned movement OF seIsnhes1 us %
honesty or treachery there is nothing III the can tno
Connecticut gentlemen have put forth 10 any y Nus
devoted Republican partisan can raise tne ieasS oyo
ton or from which he wthh0ld cOrulaI uoscl,,
They look upon the Cincinnati Convention as IoIWu
movement; a call from the people 10 the kepupHcan
party of the country 10 up hlgher ana 90
work. and II Is in this view Of h that they give u Lhe
approval and Endorsement We are informed tnat Iner
has been no special effort procure names put tnt
the signatures appended TO the call arc sun .G
as have been offered spontaneously, iohowms .io VIC
lead OF no man, and without ts kbowiteuso O,i
the part OF the sgners 70 who were 10 ne tei ass
cntes Among the names observe several proinihcht
men who were among the founders OF the hepuDnchH
Marty in Connecticut and others VINO represent uhih
fakably the political tendency and synpathes OF our
German felOw-ctzens There is very natural hesI-
fancy on the part of many anti Grant Repupheans 70
take any part in movement that has been so vigorously
denounced by the denomination organs as iendng OuV
of the party aud many waiting. as mas Deet iHll
mated until the action OF the Philadelphia COnVeh'to
shall have made definite Issue ana eit tne country W
choice between Grant and some other RepnDncan. We
are so far ACQUAINTED with the sentiment OF tne St III
relation 10 the movement 70 feel warranted III sy IL
that il has the support and has received warm sApt
sions OF sympathy from citizens occupying me enoa'
political educational, financial and theooglca porI
lions who by the very reason or their position nav
felt unwilling TO publicly indOrse political movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
osDAY, Oct. 2s-P. NJ.

The stock market at the opening gave indi-
cations of a brilliant campaign movement for the COM
nencng day Of the week. but the later hours developed
ess active speculation and altogether quieter state
OF Affairs The reported loss Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Companys vessel Guatemala valued at 100000 H.
sured for 10000 of the Coast OF South America caused
according 10 the street gossps who must have cause
no matter how absurd IL may be- for every Important
change in the market decline Of about per
cent in the stock. Whatever may have been the
real cause for this break VIII not now undertake
to determine but the market is in such an altogether
unhealthy condition that the least unfa vorabie element
ia followed by such a heter-sketer movement 20 sell
that many small holders in their haste TO realize are
wiling to accept almost anything they can get LOT
their stock so sensitive rs the present speculation Inc
brnak i'm tbs stock gave feverish and weak tone 10
the rest OF the list, which, led Dy NortH Wesr, ue
clned from 70 per cent on the active stOcks Inese
were besides NOrth-West, Lake shore, y. l. SentsaI
Rock Island, Wabash Western Union ana g, u ana l.
Union Pacific steady at 3910J9s ana Ere e1Gep
tionally strong, with advance nom 624 20 oot' Inc
strength in the last named, in connection Win an au
vance 20 43i in London, was due 10 report .eIS
the company was soon resume payment OF dlydends
the less active stocks Panama decneu rom $40 70
fssI In summing up the events OF the day the aDsuu
of the idea the destruction OF vessel lFoIFne VIC
loss OF only $1,000 to the Company should cause 80
sharp decline as per cent is made all the more Paiga
be when we consider the fact That the loss OF Ins
America valued az g. 200 CO., provoked run down OF
only TWO or three points. There Is evidently an african
Of unlimited proportions concealed soueWuer5 III .ho
specuatlve fence and must await tine result OF the
erudife ucubrauOns or the Sir Oracle OK tle street IL
this matter before discovering his special whereabouts
Tie general market closed weak at about the lowest
prices touched ,-, LOO. q,
The opening highest, lowest, and CLOSING prlCeS :"
SIN Ia WEI ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
~ 1s1a. x.re rs GO q, veet endfnF oct. n. l1, ns

H. 1872 were s2s go %; week ending Oct n. 1871, u.s.
91 70; increase, sI3,073 So
The coupons and registered interest due Nov on the
10 int bonds lie IamOle Valley, Montpelier and 81
Jonnsbury and Essex Co. Railroad Companies, wal Do
paid and after HOv:1, at the First National Ban y
BOSTON, the OH ce OF Fairbanks CO., 81 Broad
way, N. Y.
The Philadelphia stock market Is inactive; Penpsyya
ma Co. l0I Philadelphia aud Eric Railroad 2e Reading
Railroad, 5s PennsYlyania Railroad, 5ss Gold'n 5k
The bank statement compares as Follows with former
returns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
THE MARKETS.

ieAfs'ei' hsO"''s' w MoSosT OFT a. 1871
ASHEs-The receipts to-day are ~ pkg. Pos arc aais@
quoted Pearls call and nofuina -. ,..s. R,o
COFFEE-rhsre good aemADa And pr'ess
Al lNQisle goh; saes a 90 bags Anna o,nei
&c quote MaIaeaibo gsdoes LagOayra. iShs~' an wv
CoTONIers has moderate esand ior ccee 90 ~ 80.
and prSss have advanced to- ths marset eoang ~ ~
i,ehe one lot Of gOOO 90 p'aie terms w ge"s "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

NEw-YoRK MIDLAND-Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN Of this Company there
remains but small amount unmarketed When IL
is considered that this Great Trunk line Is now
so nearly completed. cannot avoid the conviction
that these Bonds at $4,000 mile, secured by FIRST
Mortgage are particularly desirable and safe FOR
sale OF exchange for marketable securities, by
GEO. OPDYKE 81 Co.. Bankers, No. 20 Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
THE MONEY MARKET.

BALES AT TIE STOCK ExcHANGE-FIRsr CALL,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SAILS or boafS
lo1u. $50 Con. B7.... i15l u Cou.....f0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

Rye Flosr stale sJH ~
Corn Nea : aui ald unchanged; sales bills We qlob
20 DSJ So tora Neal SIRE. % - 81 ~
Corr aeai % Corn MesiGhnE a -
FREGrs-Grln FOR British prs lover ami al ~ con
cson there also note Arer 0irrng
ofCoon Unchanged the ca for ree m e Peroem
trade mas been 1nususl acy AMI lts c.se s ~ ne
gaueIasa. Liverpool, ~ steam DO ba.h 1rin a.
sta8sdt go boxes Bacon Cos 80 bales o. Cotton Al teei
Grzn 0 vessel haul 10 oi ~ 5to o. at
SD Cotton. az - To Bristol Cani By stern, ~
bids rao", 40 add 70 Newport oO ootes Cheese aa ~ 1f.a'
Of "a O. To ROTTERDAM. bT steam, Loo ic-
Lard Al Eere: Norwegian bark hence
the Continent. with 3,i00 bbh. Reanel Petroleum %
Cd Russian bark. - arrive. hencc 20 Corr Tor orlfR
Phlsdepha 70 Antwerp viii 7oo0 Ribe Petroleum t. o.;
bbls Refined DO Brratc British 100 Ib DO ao,
British brig Eth 100 bhs heaned do VOYAGE.
tar Tor orders; bark, with $3.50 bb ktne DO
ali
Continent bbs Refined pnyaie eflsi bni SHIP
from Phil delpha 20 Antwerp vita L"y1 ael 20 %
BARI 700 register Antwerp ~ general cargo ap
FEED-The market Tor 90 and SOD Is quiet but dre qlots lo
n Sbsrps 424G=2J; Mdugs. $50 15ii y ID of
No Feed s2Gs2i 81 b. No. Feel 90; 80 ~ 9f hca~
Feed md N N or No Feed S2iD@Zl Rye Peel. 80 u tan
GRAIN-The wheat opened du and ~ oiengs n
era private London uniayofabe ne mA
closes MOI rate export dca we sies
900 bust 81 % No Chicago SPRING 3! ~ TOT 10
Chicago Spring FL 5DsI a Tor No Mrauzeei ~ -
Tor 40 and 30 81 for No doi ~ 50 FOR Prime Can
drraer lb
UpLake Cannda a. Baroy Malt quiet bat Dat arr
du and heavy; the 1900 bush New Mel al t50E ana
At Black az s31t-c 1ittf
and more active The sales bush Old Western az &c. ad ~
bnsh Inferior al ale Corn buyers mFor Win modef-
AZ sxpo home sales l GOO bds "cen
Nxe Al 63d@3s steamer for sail che inside or
one today bite o9ci Western feios Al ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

The suoaaons Usston 'iois rana IN saAhv ss
- ,a.r NJ rraae keou The Vrade aooted
mouotatispss Low Mddling stc Addhag Sbc hominAL
Towsr advanced 5 saieh Gas aoseqassy
L.. h eaths opened eaay aud ssso lila sseAssi sAes
fuIls.x All 90 % Los MafAael
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS

For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Oct. IS, 1871.
Breve-. Co-A yeaA. sheer and L.moa sTos AZ 9sS.
These were sold a. tn, following places. a. Min.
s sss,s5;s, s'f S1o1 T.i,a IS II 81
49,: >: g sa ssa
R R.s;ss !. 81 s.s;:sso "a a, s ass
800 Ra s siR s sGs
PRICES OF CATTLE TO-DAf
Prime 70 EXTRA Bulocks 90
quality III
dedlgm, gOOd far quality gs
TsI'5 Dl ,;s,,Ss Of he ot.:i 1 estimated s
EItreme Of prices from 60
wEFRS mos TIE ~ sa cSrfE ARE FRou-nos a4s5 ohio.
l2Os Kentucky Loo Texas; iS9-i IL lDSa , "a
BEEYEs-Exclusive OF about 80 carloads heiu o'er
from Friday last the fresh offerings We're 20 oas y.
ASA head-IO5 cars az One-hundredth-st, Va cars az
Weehawken, and 70 cars AZ CommHnipas -naNing q
total for the week OF sl7o agaiA-I 700 s' M
eaTbs M, the dressed meat MAJ xet and the and
difficulties attending the handing OF prel from ne
receints and Tie market bas ruled dnll and
weak az reduced prices There was nt.le nrIner
feeling this morning and sellers made an effort 20 gee
some aSvance from, the selling rates'Of Thursday aud
Friday but were finally compelled 10 accept former
nces and the market closed heavy nc quotations.
Which range aic per ID lower than on Monday OF Last
week.
ward over the Chisholm Trail 47s49 head aganst
s13 g94 for the same time last year Tie demand FOR
mack 4.
and with better quality, prices are likely 10 advance
here.
for Coon a Co., Ii for J. MoLahan, 10 TOR
d. Waixe for I. Gls, ears for j. Scott, ears
for F. Newton, II cars for W Dufey, cars each for
Sparkle a D. A. Christie and seeTv Co.. each for
T. {. Eastman, Hanna 4 Black. IL. Sinclair. and A. NJ.
woollerton, and car each for g. Heaey aud Wheeler
Merritt & Burchard sold for Monahan % common Mis-
sour cattle cwt. at " alcac u, and had 20 Indiana
cattle for Christie, not sO4d.
s. Heaey sold his Load Of Illinois steers, q ewt
az I0ac y q, % dress So % 10 the gross cwt
T. C. Eastman. for J. MOnahan 100 hghs ILLINOIS, steers
81 cwt lO4c 70, and 50 Kentucky steers "a c~I Al
lO0l3c.
Teed Wheeler a Culver for Bedford Kennedy. q
good drove OF Kentucky steers 81 cwt az ~ u,
few tops az lac dress 80 70 the gross owt Tor
sprake D., IS common Kentucky cattle, ewt az he
for Z. Newt0R, n Ohio steers q cWt az tIsLsc-'
for Duey 90 prime Virginia cattle 81 cwt' at i7tSiSsc7
and 100 good do, eyt. &C i20l3sc. go.
On. ,,,..
T ellis for SELF 81 Kentucky steers, u owt' al Its
ise.; aud 30 choice Illinois, cVt., AZ 1910
p r. Carey tor g. d. baugh 70 Illinois S'oers' o"~'
Thompson for self and Coon. 80 OHIO steers, 81 cwt.
See ssvsssA Psss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
SECOND BOARD.

G1rsrHue4f boHds
000 O. s. so Con 67..i5, GOo0 Z. 81 Cou. g. n
I0lu L. s. S. l0f0 C0u...lp54 between cl...-.....l ~
sn1 i b. lggl Con .... 1000 o. S. 1910 tou.....
,srtoet y ucock..................lu 5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

The GOLD market has been without special feature the
prep0nderanee OF sales being at lS WINE sne AN n1s
1T9rf1gl The London market was reported nrIn, put
tbsre we're no considerations affecting the premium
NM business was light On gold loans the rates were
and nor cent for carrying, and per cent ana nat or
borrowing The prepaymants OF November interest,"
Dero si45 900 total OF f38260OO the redemption OF
called bonds footing up f6 zoo The days business at inc
cold Exchange Bank as follows; Cold cleared
sas 900 900; gold balances N32; currency odances'
= mn. m. .ln-..L-...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

In money the brokers' obtained their requirements
readily during the early portion OF the day az aud per
cent on call the monetary situation presenting no new
fatures Afternoon brought with 10 Increased inquiry,
and money became active anu stringent. lending Heey
a. 80 god aud az much 1872 9II6 OF per cent COM
mission Discounts Of prime paper rule little easier
Op the basis OF 9 10 II per cent
government bonds have been quiet the only leatUe
heing the scarcity OF stock Offering for sale Fisk
rT-T.b ronort follows A 4 a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

H4Y-The quiet but steady quote At 8e@ % f
Hay and 1896 clover without ehaHge Quoted as 5i9
Hs rse, Is gnet We quote. Gaia so3c
Porto Rico q as5c sad NswOrieans so9s'e All
.ad closes lower Of 90 bb in ot, AZ GA a63c for nereo
sole Rosa has ss;. Seen n S a. .ga 81 i sale 81 100 5
fue No. WiBiow Ga private terms Tar las been ia sa sd'
ofLS-Euseed is IN demand aud steady az Boz Cre whsle
and sperm quiet unchanged Lai sdy 9l qgslj
quoted a Prime Winter AeHhadsn scarce and arn At e
o cat ~ ME4I~steaay bot dull 81 sSss Canadian and 60 Is
PEovIsoSs-Pork only moderately active bat .'s,dy The
sss IL qs6sg va arr about sC S S oSs ., Is s Bet
HE narse suchange sales Of s. b1 at e4G@ for Pan
Mess and sea or E1i s.a Beef Hans W. a..sss 1sa
Cat Aes are her yeas on me o.i s-ea o. - pa sI c.
bo1ss Shoulder r December Jnaary private terms Bacn-
There good demand for The uue aes Of ~ 9oIes shon -,
uary and Mareh Milwaukee 1000 boTes Long short lear al
private terms SO s9fs' Long Gear ns ;S p, I ss
steady s TAR trade sales Of 40 e6A ana ,e, a. f 5
s Refined NoveHbsr &c sse' o go te ior October at a
market Tor ane grades Of STATE qae' bat ann We"
Arm WITH f.ir loo1ag ssn@ae W. see; 900, qs617
Sat. and nesroy pals tar state s0aIt
2J Wes'sEa eeaay or GARY ,,,s
Ss saS western gi9
N-taer1 welsh spe FaI3a5 Western cnmoa. az
Firn diaries 81 Grease Butter a@B
CHEEsz-Cab Sd stocks Increasing Engsh markets are
mining on their own light ts market an
changed telegram from Little Fails y L. gives ii bod i'r
ss ko P 6, goo ear, g'S s. ana
Lat good prime Dalres. s.-'.''''''''A93
10 dl4 Skin mel ehse
EGGsFreh packed nearby MARKS arr Inquired ofi Isp "
light We quote. a. IA
nearby prime marks30 d32 LINED state.'' .''''~' ~
Western. 90. I'LL as
PETROLRUM-The market for al DESCRIPTIONS bas Fa al
the one Of he market easy Crude Ks quoted -cnnauy AZ "a
le sbpUng Crude held slGl9sc The Greek quoioss Tor $40,
ee - So on Upper Lower and - % OIL Ot aelnei
hasb 254, with rum0re sale n ~ o
buer outon November that Cases ar sey ~ "a
~ Tnbtha st bed al zee Western. and Zoe Tor CITY, Boz nn
,n,.ops were reported In Philadelphia market steady bot
ouiet suotau d November quoted a. Lhic
RICB-re market steady sales i00 bags hneo'u a. ~
sGARRsw saars are more sve and sner quote at Y
eic Tor Fair 10 Good Refining and yiG9i br Prime 90 s@s -
haas AZ o. ag3c or 9fdlc Tor Porto Rico WtU 10Y
trgal lie Demcrara and LOO bore a. 'i~iet~ "'
Csyei and Centrifugal Refined irm al 1T re 0r ar1
nomnsl sales Of New Nofef ~ y
ice Tinothy dull. quote, aomnaiy % = a. - a., =,
STRARN-Du and steadT sales efO Dos cor7on "es'ei1 "
s3e IN bids. I'D 100 tes.. ~ arnYe al S4c -
T6ILOW-Fsry active bat weak ses 5000 bs Conon 70 fA
%asKY-b arm and fairly active sales Of 80 bbs a. sJe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

Railroad bonds pretty active and prices arc wen
MAINTAINED Central P8cfics closed at 1904 70 l0l;
Linton Pacific Firsts S9 Land Grants ~ 20 77i
and INCOMES so 10 ST. Boston, Hartford aud Ers tlrss
-Od al ls a, and do. Guaranteed az oa0oo INC Ioi
nuinn nern the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

HowEs g. Macy. Bankers, No 80 Wall-st., New
York offer the same facilities 20 DeDositors as IN
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates
with immediate returns
special attention paid TO choice Stock, Bonds, &c
&c, for Investors.
"HATcH & FooTED 70 Wall-st.,tpay the Bidding
Price, for Gold and sell at the Offering Price,. as
quoted at the Gold Exchange, IN sums 70 SUIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

Coupons and REGISTERED INTEREST due Nov.
on the Joint bonds of the Lamoille Valley, Mont
pelier and st. Johnsbury and Essex Co. Railroad
Companies comprising the VERMONT DIVISION OF
the Portland and 0gdensburg K. r. Line, will be
paid in gold, free Of United States tar on and after
Nov. l. at the First National Bank, Boston; and at
the Office of Fairbanks Co., Financial Agents, Sll
Rrnadwav. Y y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
sA1ss ION yEz.xzT DrrrvxzY.

Iseludea IN the above sre $50 bales 70 srhve - -
satsriy after moetober 400 % lsl 20 At sIlse
gle t9e 10 9lSc November 20 AZ Dis
100 al ne zoo at 70 llsc Isie Denber @ Al 70 II e
GO At sse; January, 900 at i9c February y" a ~
Mireh 100 At - Dlsc April. 80 81 ISle, 10 a. nss
total 1850 bales p o. B., 200 bales, ssEaanah y =.
Sales odaV % D. m.-Oetober, 90 st we. W -
10 ec 80 a 9ic 500 a 10 Bite ls.c 100 ~ l1ls
100 at 10 lille 49,. 30 At 10 96e 30 - 1910 F9Tenesr
100 Al 10 lJl8c 100 lac, 30 AZ ~ Bic ~ a. e e. a.
20 3ec CO.. s 100 at "a . ls 800 At lsie Deeenbef o :.
IS lite 300 al t n Ie.; January 100 AZ lyci @ az
Is i5ltc 60 % lyc ~ IS l36c, 10 49, 700 a ~ ~ t
February 800 a, 9ic 90 i9; Nh 100 Il 5 100 Al - laoc
al April, " % 7-oc
bales; nd total II. 100 balea
FLOUR AND MBAlThe flour market the Of Cbangs
dn and for all grades The dneaty Of pevs1s
Al The
q fn4tt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE OF
FISK a. HATCH,
No. 5 NAssAU-sT.. NEw-YORK.

No. 3 NAssAU-sT, NETWORK.
DEPOSITS received. on which we allow interest at
the rate of four per cent per annum. Special az
rangements made with Savings Banks and Others
depositing large amounts
We issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT available ID
all parts of the country, and bearing interest ID case
of special deposit
We make COLLECTIONS for merchants and Others
in all parts Of the country.
Orders for INVESTMENT STocKs and BONDS
executed at the Stock Exchange, commission, for
cash.
We deal in GOVERNMENT BONDS, and IN the FOL
lowing FIRsT-CLAss RAILROAD SECURITIES, which
we can recommend with confidence, from thorough
knowledge OF their character aud value, W.:
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO BONDS Per Cent Gold.
Denominations, $780, $500, and $1,000. Interest May
and November.
CENTRAL PACIFIC BONDS, 6 Per Cent Gold. Demon
nation. 81, 900 EACH Interest, January and July
WESTERN PACIFIC BONDS, Per Cent Gold. Denom-
nation. 1000 each Interest, January and July
Owing TO the present high rate of interest and
consequent dizziness in American Securities IN Eu-
rope. and the demand for money here to move the
crops the present is favorable time TO make invest
ments in these favorite Securities as they can just
now for the above reasons be purchased at less than
their usual market prices, and considerable ad-
vance is reasonably certain
Full information furnished upon application at
our Office, in person or by mail. FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

5000 Bur. Ced. r.
& MINI. Isl m
1000 nor Missouri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

5 COO Del Ia & W.
2 mori bonds. p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

lbsssssssssssssstN
10 Continental BIZ s
4 900 .-D.n- 4 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

1000 n. G. &c, O. .
1900 North Car Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29

5000 Chic / n.
let mort. :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
100 Bos Ha& Er
ID ID Oh

1000 Boston. H.
< Enc lm..... Hl
La nnr .. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
FIRST BOARD, OCT. %. Io7Z.

500 Virginia 6s,
nafararf -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-29
Loans and Dis specie. Leg Ten. DepO:its Circulation

TABLE or te uerdge Amount Of Loans, Specie CVcur
fiOU Deposits and Le0dt Tenders Ia The Banks OF M
GIN or Hec- York for Tie Uees ending SATURDAY,, Oct
isTa
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