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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-14
TRoTTING STATIONS.
STATIONS
AT MALV ERN FARMS

STATIONS
AT MALVERN FARMS
SEASON OF ls-2.
TATTERSALL,
Brown Stallion, l5l hands; foaled Aug. Q, ls67, BY
Rysdyk's Hamhletonian, dam by Daniel Lambert
by Ethan Allen out Of Fannie Cook, by AbdsllahE
ID Dam Qu8keress, by Young Emperor by Bridges
Emperor out Of Cherub. by Add allah 80 dam by sir
Charles thoroughbred son Of Duroc will make the
season Of i-72 at Malvern Farms, MOrrisville La
noble County, Vt, at So to insure.
DIAL
Brown Stallion, 10 hands Fosled June /. 1855 by
Geo NJ. PAtchen ont Of Quakeress pedigree above
will make the season at same place at rs 20 in
Mares kept at reas enable rates owners risk.
ALMON W. GRISWOLD.
For Circulars, and all matters pertaining TO the
horses, address HHERY 5. TowS, Superintendent,
MOrrisVllIe, VI May l6-wu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-14

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-14

The BrAttleboro Record gives the result Of an
experiment tried il Whitnghsm, last year, as TO
seed potatoes farmer and two young men
got INTO discussion, as TO - whether small p0-
hioes, or large, or cutting them, would produce
The lsrgett crop, Ill three differing in opinion
The farmer who clsimed that large potatoes IN
cut were best for seed, proposed to try the ex-
pertinent on a small scale, each one planting ac-
cording to his favorite theory Three rows we're
planted aide BY sde; the land prepared alike and
cultivated alike. When dug i'll autumn. the
product Of lO5 hills was weighed, aud We append
the result The email potatoes, planted one in
hih, were little Lear than medium size and the
product Of these was l56 pounds: product from
large potatoes, cut in two pieces, one piece
planted in each hill. los pounds; product from
large potatoes planted whole. one in hill, 23s
pounds.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-14

Tpucr no., II d = y Ef.EfF1
IhuSS. bELT and BANDAGE ~ ,bii.b,,.-,, ,,,-
S SIosenut street, Philadelphia ID ~ Erns5wsv
opposlte Astor Place,) Now York wy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-06-14

Michael Lynch, of Mortified. lately discover
ed bear and two cubs deyouring sheep in his
pasture. He sent boy for his rife, and fired
several times 81 the beSr, without stopping her.
the cubs in the meantime climbing a tree He
then tired at the cubs, bringing one Of them TO
the ground. Being out Of ammunition, he fell
ed the tree to capture the other, but it quickly
ran up another tree, which Mr.. Lynch also
felied. After cutting down the third tree, he
succeeded in capturing che cub alive, and hss
chained II IN the woods, hoping thereby to catch
the old one. Mr.. Lynch came out Of the sdven-
ture with no other injury than few scratches
on his hands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

TALLOW-Te market fairly active sn IL aeak sales u Joe bids
pnue City II Ole and IS hhds. last evening ct Size
MOOL-We have hsd general emfud Lfe oar - 100 e
sggregae 81 both Foreign AID Docsue tsp9
higher Of prices Prime Nes
Woods ae arce with CaioTnas IN got request me
suDpy 81 Domestic moderate the compsr'
tyy POOR r Of Foreign ample he sales nbf1ce Us bale'
Csn Spriug Al 2fHc 500 n. out Of condition. I1c zOOJ
Neyads c 7 Dcare 65a7oc zoo bales Moneyteo, 30 blss
20 900 UBwAshei Fleece, l5 Seona, ~ bales ta
Iois spring on private terms 100 Indiana fleece. &c. 300 n
Tab Was. Cc 200 bags 040t6c 20 bags fuld, bdDr;
500 bsgg Bae Paed 3Jc 1900 Sup Palsd fa3 - bsEs
- G,, 40 tse - bales R1a d. aa5c 30 bags Low Grade
40 35c. IS short 4gdf7c 200O n Texas Jci p ~
Western do l4nZc 5000 n Northern do, Sc 80 bales Nape -
dsc sOOB NJ Monieydco Be 800 b TDrke Jtc ~ esl's
Mestzs e9a1 1900 Weston Fleece 6Ja6kc lOD ~ ONO
d. 49, feoured do 75d9oe We quote a. oioEsi
DoHETiC FLEEcEs-NcwY0k Michigan lndsna and Wiseonss
saKony Fee 54d57c quarter and Faboot Memo "a
Sc Hafblood Piece @,5c QaarterbQoi Fleece wave
PEsNyLyAsIA yzeSIlssIony Fleece 580sc Three
quarter and Fal blood henO 5ja9 HsfbOod Fleece 3la0fs
Quarter blood Fleece Sds Common Feooe Se97ei Conoag
Fleece, o3ab5c. . -.
rno s2d5Sc Hafbo4 Fleece s3aS7c Quarer5ood Fleece 16
Sc l0abng Fleece, bIaoSe; 60
so5s kzIEfEs 4S9 TEssE;,ss-Unv''hed Fleece ''@i'c'
TuBYAgEO wooL-ChOee 6oae5e; Par eOa62ei Iakn0 nj
PrIIEp WooLSew.Yort Cty Pne 9asae YoA City
Super Pulled 5Oa5sc SesYok City Lambs Paed doc western
Surey and Extra 48a5c kys Pued 1Satg Gentry
sufer Pulled 5JaGOc Country Lambs Pulel yd39e -
(AItYoRNIA-spnng Clip, hne, 33d3sct spnns w .%
Fan Cbp low grades and bury z9aS'e- 9.aa7. interior,
TKxa--Fine 3JG40c Medium, SSGiOci Low z'@'G' 'u'
ToRSss &ooIs1Csre Of Hope 969'Oc Beeno. Ay,ss
Merno and Mesl 9d35e MonteIdeO Meao and he'nfa ""
sc Australian Clothing. Oaa6c
WHISKY firm, bat Qaet. sales Of 50 bbs Of Sle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
SO Toll 4 Wah ..
so Chi,. 4 Roel
TUESDAY, Nov. PIP. N.

A much quieter and mQIe cheerful condition
of affairs was observed Wallst. to-day than might
have reasonably been expected, in view OF the late
for dsquiet and uneasness. The effects OF the
Boston fire II would seem have been TO great extent
discounted and whatever other element Of uncertainty
might enter into the consideration would seem 10
dissipated by the general belief that the
Treasury will undertake 10 regulate monetary affairs
40 as to keep rates within bounds Indeed 1t
is chiefly due TO this confidence that we
are enabled to report the general Improvement
in prices today Still the cable advces were OF much
cheerful nature better feeling being apparent In
consols and at London although 1t is more than
likely that the OF the London improvement Is due
10 expected export OF upward OF H,S0OOO gold by
tomorrow steamers. Whether the more cheerful feel
ing to-day apparent temporary and but the reaction
after the first flush OF dsmay caused by the immense
losses involved IN Boston, whether 1t will be per-
manent, time must determine; simply chronicle
the condition Of the markets today At the opening
there large business In the railroad STOCKS az
strong prices and under influences above mentioned
rise quickly developed with free buying demand
and before midday prices had been established on OASIS
OF TO per higher than those current at the open
ing The market here encountered some important
amounts Of stock Offering for sale 10 realize the sudden
rise, and downward reaction Of 10 per cent
was the immediate sequence For time after this
there was steady and quiet feeling all
along the line, but about an hour before
the close OF the market rallied leaving OF strong at
best figures of the day. The market was with
out any especial gossip and the speculation taken side
by side with yesterday was decidedly tame. The larger
dealngs were in Pacific Mail, Western Union, Rock
Island Northwestern Common, 0hiO's, Lake Shore,
n Y. Central, Union Pacific, and c. c. l. C. Erie was
also well represented while Wabash, toward the close,
became conspicuous by sudden jump to 70. The open
ing, highest lowest and closing prices Of stocks were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

Attention is called TO the statement OF the queen In
surance Company in another column.
The Springfield and Illinois Southeastern Railway is
completed road, fully equipped. extending from the
Illinois TO the Ohio Rivers. and passing south-eastery
through popuous productive section Of the State
of Illinois. functions made by the Springfield and
Illinois South Railway with IA railroads, ncud'
ing all the most important lines connecting the great
West with the seabOard, and freight is trans
ported without change Of to Baltimore The Cleye-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railways
with their connections have made traffic guaranty with
this road and viii purchase semi annually Its bonds TO
the amount OF $4,000 100000 per annum and VIII
use all legitimate to increase the traffic OF the
road Messrs. Jones Schuyler agents Of the company
sale OF its first mortgage cent gold bonds
after full investigation of the property, recommend
these bonds as rsolass investment in every respect
and worthy the attention Of investors wishing an I'M
doubted security.
We are requested 10 call attention to the financial
statement Of the Standard Fire Insurance Company,
from which appears that all their in the burned
district prove total losses they will still have
s27OOOO OF available assets.
The aggregate Of exports exclusive Of specie
from the port of EewYOrk for the week ending Nov 49,
1872, was s5365,s29.
The Philadelphia stock market is inactive. Pennsy[
vania 6s, lOS; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad 26 Read
ug Railroad 56i Pennsyly lnia Railroad, 6c Cold 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations az p NJ Were

The gold market the opening disposed to weak
ness the price ranging before the formal opening OF the
room lISi 1888, and dropping little after to ISL
aided by the improved character Of the cable reports
and the better condition Of cOnsols and United States
securities in London Later the market given more
frmness, and on some liberal buyin9s the price adj
yanced to 1884, the being stimulated by report that
81 sOOooo eYecio would be shipped abroad tomorrow
The afternoon business chiefly at 1885, TO l39 The
uncertainty of the precise Treasury action Is against
any advanced price OF gold Cash gold was easy, and
lent at T. and per cent for carrying The Assistant
Treasurer paid ont in coin interest the public debt
$4,000 and $4,000 in redemption OF called bonds The
DAYS business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as fol-
lows Gold cleared s6sO2sOOO gold balances, ss2Il2;
currency balances $2O9s,ss7. The following were the
| ouOtatiOns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
~ tiocE 80 az eRas 3 sEvIoEk az nhooELE wARI

GirSSIEsTbe msrhst Cloth quiet but hm
Of l2o3e Bags are quiet Ou urn
at l4ldl5c. =. ....t.. -. anal.
at 81 $685. O1B for Prime Root - 49, 49,, aoo
GUANO-Peruvian nominal s for Guanape and gu
for ChnehA, both currency. -, n ma. .... IN.
last; pces On descriptions show slight improvement ara e
with decreased stock The market TOT We ep
Hides firm In Calcutta Hides there nothing d0ng
Receots for the 81 o5 Hides from foreign and 100
Hide from domestic ports Total 48 Hides follows s rom
Rio 292 from Vera Cruz &c City OF Menooi
Savana St ThOmss 4829 nom smpco per f9s
6a from sytoWn AcKeon 1913 from AspnWa per Henry
Chauncey leOl from TnIilo Nymphe 200 rom Pef
samuel Wood; Alice; 3i5 Demaara per Ter
te Pummer; 7249 Bs1Os Clara WocbOuse o5 irom
Galveston per Aadne; 355 from New0reans, MISSISSIPPI
l6g from per ew0Tleans; 7 from sayannah per
Huntsville; Savannah, per H. LiVngsont I9J rom
per Vigo 40 from other eoaWise ports safes ne Tue
I'd inst have e0830 Hides follows $3.50 Dry buenos Ay
22a26 b AZ 25d25e gold selected $40 Dry bntre RIOS ~ p
At 2e gold selected; 28O Dry b. A. and r. Seconds 2do No.
at 2d2itc. gold 1000 Dry ST. Heboas "a D. on
private terms Dry MouteVideo Ito aV 2AdZl 10, a. c
gold seected Rio Grsnde 2O02 10 at ~ a2 gold
lected 900 Dry Rio Grande and b. A. hps ldI No. AZ go
iiO0 Dry Central American 9a2l b. Re- gold they 1000
Dry Matamoros 2Jd24 ~ Pc gold they $50 Dry Sad ao
90 h. on private terms: 500 Dry fruTo ~ tsi god lss,ss
900 Dry Mexican "a 49, private terms 200 Dry IerAs ItaIS R
on private terms 800 Dry Texas Kp 10 ID, on private terms
Wet saed g. Cows 81 h 13lc gold selected ESQ Wet bate
Ter,, part 10 ahve 5Od6O n l2dl3lc, currency 800 Wet
saed feras Kps at l5G6c currency 1880 Wet sailed
CITY Slaughter H. at 2 currency The stock on hand rs
$4,000 bales (same time last 10000 hes ana
800 bAlesl Dry Buenos Ayres 6ei ZoO Dry
7l Dry San Jnan Dry Porto Cabeo 200 Dry Sierra Leore
ncsn; 5000 r Bozots sd savan; 1900 Dry and Sailed heI
1870 Sailed Teas aud SOuhem 900 bales calcutta
Buaoi bales Calcutta Cow Quotations for dry hides;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

We annex the closing rates of Foreign Exchange

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship Man
haitian Will close p. H., at the Merchants EI
change, Nos. so and 81 Pine-st.
The money market has been active, and We should
ouote the preponderance Of business call at TO
thirty Sc cond per cent though in the afternoon loans
were made at SIC. IL IA thought very generally that
should the offerings Of bonds to Government tomorrow
be Of large amount and at figures permitting the Treas
ury will supply the to very large extent, and
thus afford relief the market At present 1t must be
remarked that there is no unusual movement In money
Discounts are dull and unchanged. Government bonds
have been quiet and steady prices being influenced by
the reasons in force yesterday Fisk Hatch report as
follows at Up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 49, 1877:

qnod at &c. Takb Prgnes sic Dates &C. New twnn" ~
sy Ferts Ic Ianguedoc Aln0rGs 4Oiei IaTg'hs no. ''A
and IVscas, iflc. 81. . -. IL. II
FIRE CRACKERS moderate demand az ofmI p''s' se "
800 bOIes a. % 45. IN. IA, 4.
FBATHERs-Tbe confined good inquiry boz Ntb l5n
bOd59c fr Mixed , ,.,.......
GRAINIu little doing the Liverpool are IN
favorable prices the absence Of any chipping dsmso e
irregular Common spnng EASIER mo
oue god abe fmer Wiuer demand and good steady
Inc sales bush 81 - for No Norh-Me 81 gF+
No Nos and hited aHd 10
Rejected spnng t99 81 50 FOR 80 S % oI
No Mwankeet 81 era IS Red Western = y, o amer
Do ~ 20 for White Michigan 81 81 for CanAdlan ,uD 20 oon
BARLEY qneti SALES 81 1900 bash. Western on pffa err. ~
Canada West Barley Mat dull aud tame sas :"
bush CITY 81 So time Oats more senye and m Wh AZ
IG4e Blacs at l; Western Mixed tj dei end Od 70 so AZ
iIie and nonay 5Oc ahoat White 6t 6fs kye qe an
bev, The bush Corn opened better bn eo
The close Change the improvement was LOST at the
vs., more doing FOR export the supply Of New lge the ss arc
81 500 bush Damp and Unsound Al Bd6e STEINER 81 oJa
Western a d64le closing al 6 aettc m'e
Southern White DC Tor new jersey 90 ~
sac for Nev state Roand Yellow n He. for Old
eo. sforT GRAIN IN WAR;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

OIL CAKE sieay supply moderator sales Of Thin Western
currency; DO In bsg 90 gold and Do In bills At 81 gold
PROYsIONS-he Pork market quiet aud tame the demand Of
retail character cash and regular go bh az So a BIO
for NeS Mess small lots : ~ FOR Extra PRIME fof u
tore delivery nothing doing Beef steady and fy active
bb chiefly New st $50 Is - Tor kItIa Mess ero
Reef quite active the demand Supposed 70 Re for export sales Of
800 esat III 50 for Prime Mess Beef Hams are more ave
bb Weather Cured SPOT At 80 anu 100 d.
to Meats fair demand and are eady s
" Hams for heavy and lJl for hgt weights VO
Shoulder 6d6!c Bacon active FOR the utare ana 10 hn
December az tc ~ boxes short
half of December Bic 800 boxes Long ana
Short Clear aud February az 'ie and 100 boxes Long
Cesri Tor month At Sc. 10 boxes bellies We !" DO
and light az sac IN bGE. Dressed Hogs are lower anu
more pnty quote aoc for City Lard weaker and ess
active; ,ales bh and Sc. Tor No &c Tor NV sc
for lair to prime delivery, hear OF 90 e Tor
January. at BAc
PETROL RUM-The market Refined has continued TO rule strong
nt dull generally being unable to GIL orier- sales W 800 bb
f hal December which the quoted pnce Tor spo
2a2!c Sspbha hs been 10 moderate request At
s for Western aud l9c for city Grade has been army hed bur
without u! G4lc for bus and lsi 0y
over and 4 IS oil C. lu Philadelphia the market has ruled
Ami m PC F.les bbls November contracts At 26lc
RCE-Tr demand and the market hn sales 275 bags
Al "a 5ic for RAJ gooB 7id5l Patna and Qelc. 40
Garolus. -
Rno. Aes 100 do Cacu - DO Mexican and b8 bales 10 via New
Orleans and II baes Pa, beer far demand and prices have
enari sndenevf 1904 Central American 1000 San
Jaan and ZOO and Soahsu receipts 6 bales Honduras
SO Do San Juan and Central American and 80 DO Cpeaey and sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
We mote sales Of PAeuS Bank shares at 1O. and Ger
manAiacIiean at y; oi04. TIE following are the bid:


In the railroad bonds there free transactions 10
the Pacific mortgages. which led the list in point OF
activity Centrals sold at 1901 10 par Union Ersts 81
Union Land Grants 76G76i aud Union Incomes, 79i d1s
Large business done IN the fret mortgage bonds VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

HAY-Thee moderate demand for Shipping and With light ar
rivals prices improvoi-quOted at 81 05a 10 o sh2png
81 JOa 90 for retail 7Ud85c for Salt Hay and ds9 o
Clover Straw 6 and moderate demand N09l[' Iof bVns
RYE gca 81 for Short d.. and 8Od63c. Tor OaI . 49,,
HEMP-Nsnia dn and nominal az e gold J1e qnoo
Al 3aSlc sales 800 bales az ztc currency
descriptions has been very l2 S
prices steady small Of Manila and hsdTas al s @e
LEATHRR-There good demand for Hemoek sole during
the past wees Eastern obher purchasing on more
liberal past prices nave ahFaboed
marke closes arm Gable adNees rom EUROPE I
unvorsbe Hemoek and the export business mas oeau
Union Crop hrm and IN gOel aenAhui
27a28c y b HemoE Bnenos yfs
Middle 27a2sc y hemock Buenos AYs Light zodatc " ":
Hemloek Cahfona Heavy. 27e N Hemoek Caorna Middle 20
iT2e a. M Cahforna Light Ba2Gle e 10 henloek
0rnoco &C. HEAVY y n Hemloek Onnoeo Middle SoiG2oc
y 10 emOck OnnOeo Light 2sd26c . = ieRoet Gqd Damaged
all weights E2altc 10 Hemloe Poor Damaged az
KINDS weights selsc b Hemloek Rough 1888 = 10
Union Cropped Heavy ID Union Cropped Middle SdtS
y n Union Cropped Light 8GRe NJ Union Bellies loq lse
b 10 OAK Rough all weights 30d35e 2 ID; Oak Rough Southern
ali well hts 28d3 0c. q ib-cuuencY. -,
Copper continues doll but prices are without
change ssles since embrace 10000 Lake jc Scotch Pig
Iron doll pnces downward tendeneY qnoie Egnion
sld s4s Gngamock $50d ssh Garshene s and ColtDess
800 sal New English Rails quiet and Unchanged quoted
Ola Rails quiet but holders hi We quote at to e9e1e
Pig quiet and unehauged sales Of Foreign al be- gods bar
quoted 9 Sheet and Pipe lle aud Trimmed Pipe e'e ess 10
cent the Pig Tin Is still quiet and rates are without
change quote sc ss 3lid2c for English and nc foI
Banca gold Plates qiet but steady other descriptions are without
change. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
n Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For THE WEEK ENDING NOV. IA, 1871.

fEHUressy The n. TRIBUNE bT our Owl 8epof'ehl
General Directions
freight other NJ poor
rood, Put everything In good order An attractive oof secures raA
nation and often sale where dirty package 'oyen sp
pearane fails Pack securely 20 that The aoasn w nod sor zoe eos
tents Aboa Use Of elan an hue cot '.as SIN
egzs MARI pany paint stenGlpte Deand note eoleor
on the Dbl, stating the amount also SsDi er a. ne
the route tine ae An invoice OF AZ
should Dbl box ASayssse The nlm o. aeA
ages yourself for ne gooos at h b's1 sape
70 that mark Is in demand
Rens To bbs 1914 bush p hhi beAhs
Arrivals Of beans last week, Oh bos wiz 10
that The horses again in the country farmers might wen et
them come forward II they are buy 10 os1sf
psers Beans are IN special request @ nov, as ID s sss
instance two lots amounting 70 80 bbs at 81 90 and y oD
u.s. There only small lots 70 be sod OF maow ~ b0t
reached 80 49, very they Qnost9nsi
Beans Med. new lPess Csns bondblk ~ 100
picked 81 75as2 80 Do Kidney white. 80 %
Do do. IrterOr...... SO9 % Do Gresn iSo IS
Beans Marrow New ooa M DO 1 sSAI D. y ION Is
Do do. fair to good. sO6 IS
BUTTER,
Receipts week 2s packages or 1913 more hn as wees
Same week last year 2OO7 packages Exports past seek 80 pg.
reply opinion the amount Of butter sui e county
As compared year b. figures, giving 4O M pse
ages last year the receipts Of SIX months from May 70 the st
October and 95 2i as this Com
pang receps OF " 1852 from MAY 10 The end o. The
sd gain cent snpposng the gam make OF &
taxing the lighter receipts sent 10, We tgue ntanf tses
the country AZ this time ost year VI
ih, may be out Of Tie way but cosoess eoT,e & S
e durng STOCKS Of medium anf rtihe
While all the really ane both state sha wesep sos Oh
readily S market be eonddered dull and pees e I'm
though no; q1oaby lover Shippers buying spadn They have
paid i6c good West Good sound State dlne, sell Al o
3c with exceptions The about all H. and e
Western rolls good request Some choice lots ONO
have sold up to 25c. Quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

FRUITs-There demand descriptions Of For
% the quite large LAYER RAsns have been ohed
freely lower; also shade easier Ctron has
good and shade hTme other binds without much
change sales Of 5000 boIs ns 81 40 for Layer " 20 Tor
loose MuscAs IO VALENCIA and 81 IS for mats Of seedess -
l.n esstr LEGION CIos ~ SsG eospg 81 ,eIs hew bs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
Ghantee for Business men.

A ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
~ manufacturers and others Persons With capita
lun advised % approved opportunities Refer
Theodore htuf
~ Iron Merchant I5 Pea-st and 0her iesng houses Gggs
fr.,u Co Financial and BsaDsss agents Ne 81 BroaSa
PARTY wanted TO furnish CAPITAL, with
or without services business promising iIgs and speedy
turns without k liberal Inducements 70 the nght party no
flB investigation sohced large amount not required A. With
money Cd Acquaintance. T. ROBkhis 20, 20 Malst
deaf MACHINES for SALE, worked by
hou power producing from 20 TINS 70 sou tun per day
Est cof Information BE- bad, michin seen IN ope9l fof
icuars. LDH1ON Psaleat
., wsen jersey Cry Hgbts. West Ho6oEeH CaIs from
Uo55fen Fery pass the o1ce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

The Southern State securities have been quiet. Ten
nessees were steady about - 7il Virginia deferred
issues selling az &C. Now July South Carohas declined
10 23l. The bids are as foow,:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13

doll on account 81 the
rn,on but prices a at sialoe hr hr TO good kstnu
alOc Tor mr. me and 10 d0lc for No. u boE s4es ~ Lbd
Al b for tub l ollie for bemeaFs, J9 bags Manila and 300
boIes Cyd and Ceuhe private em Refined hfn 1t o Gl2ie
sRFnsccyer steady bot without activity at sidlcc Timothy
aaoted Al - 2Gk3 50 peT bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-13
Inelp5ed m 7i he above ave go bales 70

N
Forward deliveries advanced c, With lair snsAcuoj ses " 'O'
lows, all on basis Of Low hddng: -. 80. 10 ~
Sale last evening amer mHoyember ZOO al so
lBic January 30 AZ bte, 100
a s4e. AZ
lBic. 100 10 36c 800 AZ Bici April 40
At i 100 al 10 l6c May 100 ~ 3l6o total 900 baies haes
av IN 20 -Noyember l8 GltO at l3 eI6c Deem
Der 100 al Slice ls, 100 ID 5se, zoo az sic' 100 az
S lie Jnus 6ie 100 Is 7l6c. loo at l8.c, 100 al
M lice I8e February, 200 az ic 200 az 10 9oc 100 az
sic 2l2c 100 at ec 200 at X 9l6e ~ az ss hsreh
9ie 500 At 10 Bite 800 az lbsc
200 At 10 l6c se 2o0 10 l3l6c lC9 At 49, 90 At
l3-l6c 100 at l8c April 100 al &c., O9 az ~ Eo lstc
40 ll6e May 800 at 10 3l6c 800 at se total lV oaes
gnud total 20. go bales.
COFPER-he market RIO Gm With good demand for
goes and lair obb1g business, sales Of 500 bags eIPegg to arrive
nom Hampton Roads We qute fol Ogs: Ordinary earRoes 5a
I5e Far l6d6.e Good 17!de Prime, lSalsei gold 70 aud
W
The stock Of hand msie by Msrs VIM Scott Sons
is as follows Galveston 800 NevOrlean 246l Mobile, 2oi
savannah 3G2 Charleston 2OJ Richmond 600; Hampton Roads
82ls; Baltimore l22T2; New.iork 393i Total 14N' Other
Cofe quiet quoted at for teyoni oG1 Iof MAT
scaibo: l8iat.c for Java in bags AM mats, all gold
CANDLEs-Tte has been bot little 10 inquiry and nces are
unchanged Adsmtune al zoe lor 10 ouncesl
Speu Patent, 42d4Jc, ana PsTalne Al yc caAh.
DlhM VODo HaIN, .o m W. nrnia.