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The New York herald., 1872-07-14
BADGES AND BANNERS.


The drdpedu blanc has had q widely different sig
ncance, as it has been varousy used, in the years
that lie behind us. As an emblem Of purity, more
honorable than the Golden Fleece or Roman eagle
1t has caught the enraptured gaze and famed
the religious spirit of many generation
in our own and far away climes. In
ancient Greece, as here, it clothed the fair
girl at her bridal and the SCARED warrior at his
funeral; but there also it had grander sgnih-
canoe, borrowed, as it was from Egyptian mysteries,
when worn In mourning, as embematical OF a
spiritual existence beyond the tomb The white
cockade was the royal color of France when the
Hesr de lis was broken and the torn eagles of the
empire were bathed In blood.
In our day and generation Mr.. Greeley is the en-
bodiment Of all that is white (as well as black, Of
all that is pure and lovely in system of politics,
and the followers have donned the white drapery
with the same unanimity that Byron's admirers
adopted the broad, open collar.
THE BADGE OF HONOR.
Highest in the hierarchy of that body polite
which now plumes itself both with the titles OF
publicanism and democracy are those who wear
the decoration OF the "0ld white hat" made of
metal more lustrous than silver and as cheap as
brass. The miniature white hat of philosophy like
the badge OF the Phiadelphians transformed TO
let of Les Jesr E,oredu, is the most
illustrious order OF its decade known to Christen-
dom The decoration Is suspended from a brown
ribbon, bearing this legend,
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NOMINATION IN ILLINOIS

CHICAGO. ILL.,, July 13, 1872
The Republican Congressional Convention of the
Eighth Illinois district, held In Farburg yesterday,
nominated ]. T. Fort.
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The horses had capital start, and came rafting
up the stretch close together As they passed the
stand Harry Bassett was leading. Litteton second,
Victoria third, Ortolan fourth, with not length
between them. AS they passed around the upper
tween himself and Lttleton, the latter being. ono
length ahead OF Victoria, who was one length In
front OF Ortolan Going down the backstretch the
pace was accelareted, and Victoria ran into second
place and Ortoan fell back several lengths. As
they passed the halfmile pole Harry Bassett led
one length and half, Victoria second half length
ahead OF Lttleton, who was four lengths in advance
Of Ortolan. Going around the lower turn Little-
ton passed Victoria and was length behind
Harry Bassett as the latter entered the hOme-
stretch. He was leading one length, Littleton
second, half length ahead OF Victoria; 0rtolan out
OF the race Victoria passed Littleton on the hOmc
stretch and made desperate attack on Harry Bas-
sett, but the latter gall0ped away from her when
near the finish and won by two lengths; Littet0n
came up just at the end OF the race and made q
dead heat with Victoria for second place. Ortolan
was beaten of six lengths. The time was 2:l1k.
This was good time, but not extraordinary az 1t
has been beaten by Narragansett and X. B. Con-
molly, who ran 1t in 2:l0, and by Frogtown who ran
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GREELEY AND BROWN.


white hat, without a ribbon, constitutes minor
order OF natural ability, which, having great deal
to accomplish with Liliputian amount OF time in
which to perform 1t, Is unworthy OF serious men
tion.
THE OLD WHITE HAT
was an order founded by one Horace Greeley about
the year ninety after BENJAMIN Franklin and doubt
less could be traced back, by antiquarians to the
Iron Crown. When the conquerOr, Gratz Brown,
came over from Missouri the arms were quartered
and brown ribbon introduced around the rim while
hats came In time to have broad bands Of Brown
About the crown
and these in turn were succeeded by canvas head
tents set upon wire frames and called ''Digby
cost, to men in the lower wards, who found them
selves early In 'the canvas" and thus committed to
liberal repubcanism.
GARMENTS CLINGING LIKE cEREMENTs"
were next introduced In behalf OF the disciples OF
philosophy. Greeley coats and Greeley pants, with
Brown buttons and Brown stripes are now the
rage among the swell mob. Brown neckttes with
Greeley "head" in the centre, are fashionable in
and In Greenwich street, while Brown topped
shoes, with Greeley buckles, have been introduced
BY enterprising and venturous knights Of st.
Crispin.
IN FANcY's EYE
Fancy Mr.. Greeley in a fan scene, with white hair
and beard, so like to nothing on earth or under the
earth or over the earth that no one ever saw the
like before, and you will get some idea Of the
fan sold for fifty cents, and said to be
marvel Of poor workmanship. You are badgered
by the people with Greeley badges, you are terri.
long for the campaign OF people so liberal in dis
play to have an end before you are badgered to
death.
BANNERS ON TIE OUTER WALL
are hung, and the portraits upon then IN the great
majority OF cases, look like those OF men who have
also been hanged. more villanous display OF
rubicund and ferocfous-lO0king monsters was never
seen than ore exhibited by these adventurous
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GREELEY RATIFICATION MEETING ~

Favor Of the Liberal Candidates.
NEW ORLEANS, July 13, 1872.
democratic and reform mass meeting was held
last night at the Varieties Theatre for the ratinca
tion Of the nominations Of Greeley and Brown. The
theatre was crowded and thousands were in the
streets, unable to gain admission. After the meet
ing there was tOrchlght procession.
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THE SECOND RACE.
SWEEPSTAKES for all ages, $50 entrance; play or
pay, $3.50 added; one mile and q quarter; closed
with seventeen nominations.
d. Mcdaniel Co.'s CHI. c. Harry Bassett, by Lex
ington, dam Canary Bird, years Old Roe. I
Carroll K Cars br. h. Ortolan by Donerail, dam
Canary Bird, years old, Brown. 4
John Harper's Dr. h. Lytteton. by bennington,
dam Fannie Rolton, by Lexington, years old,
A. Belmont's CHI. f. Victoria, by Censor dam i'm
ported Camilla, years old HannOne. ..........
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\ LIEUTENANT aovERNoRsHIP DECLINED
INDIANAporIs Julv IA 1s7o

INDIANAPOLIS, July 13, 1872.
The Journal this morning publishes letter from
W. o. Depaw, in which he declines the nomination
Tor Lieutenant Governor on the democratic Ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02


POaEGS DRIED PRlrs-Tbe hrtet has ruled only moderately
ough Esr the close there Appears tribe
ock ve full and Prices barely steady Anoas
botss new We quote ga y 10 for Oh LayT
~ 81 Tor New DO Iaatel Loose 90 Valencia n9 2lc
Ias zoe Cgrrants, Oh. oc' New, tie LTon SIC
Tor ~sbrr Prunes tid6i> Turkish 1monds, 9c La
ueoc. sIc for AgoBs Id for I1es l-lc og scg son ske
ssd1le i1r Princess and Shsd Fgs l0oc Sicily FL
r, 2l BseaEI l0i alie Naples do io alIc Branl
SUI &c sArIes 7dJ for bAboTe' and ga 9s2 Tor quarter
bOrss
100 NJ or No Mbdngs, sz3d szt; 90 b. No AdhRg ~
So n or ~ Feed 81; 81 n, heHm ked At toi ~ n. or
no Re Feed selling At SD 20 per tan sies Of
~ tuns or 90 n. AZ ca
PFITHERs-Tb-re better demand with continued light receipts
or.r. ARM At Prime SIC. tor Mixed
GRAiy-rLe opened arn under tue more favorable
pnvats adViees EarOpe. bayeD beh or Winter
plenty and pnees Irregular The maEkei closes
i-exuisr Common spring Is easieri Choice trmer
plenty the sales are t6ee bush al ~
o 3Ckcsgo a2d S 50 for No tnicsgo spring
srluar, - hr 57a So No. ANaakee esGpI 81
o Rel estern o 81 4 for Amber d. sd 3So bush Choice
No Mlrusees sI "a. sso.L bAIey quiet and prices tssor
M. buve Tor ornar Barley Mat steady and in limited demand
se o. bush state q TO- OAh steady AID
al request; sales bul Me- OHIO Mfei az 80 c
Whit. a. tfdsc; Black AZ g.. Western led A. N@''ci
White a4 y as Tor Rye IA dull and
actve ami closes frl nd 1Fri shseno OF iregt
room demand cly export The
and UnoaBd 81 Ge an steamer AZ 64 Toe
Wr-iera Io5c do While al b4Go'ic
IS eco bush Mi, last hah Oc0bcri a.
KoFGR N ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

Extra mails for Europe per steamer WISCONSIN, to
morrow viii close 1910 D. H. at the Merchants Ex-
change, 20 and 50 Pne-st.
Money wss made active from the very start com
handing full legal rates in currency and coin, TO
three-sxteenths and, exceptionally quarter and IN
terest The market rules naturally active in view Of the
continued outflow OF currency TO the West, and with
pestent clique disturb the natural order OF things
much trouble caused the commercial interest OF the
country The closing rates we're 10 T. There is little
doing IN tie mercantile paper market best grades going
al & 10 II per cent
A steady tone peryaded tie London market, with
quiet feeling in consOls and United STATES securities
The Lone market Tor bonds et and steady though
ls,7s were s:roag al ia Tomorrow the Treasury Will
inau gurate the October policy by tue purchase Of
million Eve rwentes. Would II not be eood plan FOR
MI Boutwell, 10 relieve the money market by taking an
extra amount OF BONDS 40 tls present junctuEei Fisk
L HateA It purt as follows at p. ~:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
TUESDAY, Oct. l-P. NJ.
Pacific Mail has chiefly composed the stocl


Pacific Mail has chiefly composed the stock
speculation, to-day, and by its rapid movements and
activity carried CONSERVATION and terror into the camp
OF the bears These enterpring bruins have found O
late their hands fun ir keeping their heads above water
and yet fooishly bang against the wires"
despite the small impression made upon stocks by all the
devices and arNul lodges which they can bring TO
bear upon prices. Thus, to-day, money was made
worth quarter per bonus for the day, and gold
one per cent with such demOTazing influences that
der ordinary circumstances stocks would be inclined
downward most severely. As 1t is. an advance is re-
ported directly IN face OF this state Of things and the
poor shorts compelled pay rOuuly 70 cover ther
contraets instead Of taking them in at handsome prorts
1t this immense short interest in stocks that keeps up
prices HHy for there outside demand for them,
and really no special why natural advance
should be had The game in Pacific Mail commenced az
early hour with the price 75JG7L The shorts were
DESTROYS and In little while their demands became 80
csmOrous thai the price rapidly run up 70 Is.
Later the pnee broke 76 and in The afternoon trade
rmbled quietly back and forward between 76i and 77i
An interesting movement developed IN Western
Union Telegraph, which advanced from ca to 70E The
rest Of the list half point hgher In synpa-
thy, ruIng pretty well into the afternoon,
b. tu-t before the close the entire list Jagged
fraction In cases but the market left of firm az
the decline. The dealers pretty well distributed
through the usual specuations Panama cold at 1851
a. Investment and misce sneOus sharcs aud express
sf0ckswere quiet and without interest. TAr opening,
highest lowest and closing prices OF stocks we're as lO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

Puts OH Quicksilver, Common and Preferred, are OF
fred at the Market co days for per cent bonus ana
Canton Company. at the end OF 90 days. On the same
terms. The above rates all imply hrstelass names
The bear clique in stocks to-day, in retaliation for the
suffering hey have endured at the hands OF Erie Pacific
Mail and Panama stocks, raided the gold and money
markets and endeavored upset the wheels of com
merce generally. Gold most notably reflected tins
movement and though the sales were not Important the
market strong ia to 4i Itwas in the gold loan
market that the evidence Of their amiable efforts
was particularly found. and there cash gold
commanded the following considerations for the days
use $780, 3I6 l. sl6 l. g. T. D. J. and per cent The
days at the Gold Exchange Bank was as FOL
lows: Gold cleared 80 $4,000; gold balances t9is52l
currency balances S9.6S249. The following we're the
ouo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

have so.urari spaerey qDo,s Domestic Co,h 1t iodi1
''''S'- S'h'' 4'''. sr.sT SAC. IS72.Is7r.Is70.
bsr. bIes bleh
soeE "a ayor,sr- sp>eui.sors snds u Boston. o
stosg IN nyolssr and ,oecalstOrs' hsuds in
York sest - ........................e 600 5Ilo 100
suSsT clorH. 721S7I.1S1D.
BAies- Bales Base-
stock n nporten and peeulators hardtn Baon M ,oo M
Stein inpor.r, ,ad .psealstor,' hands n New -
HIDEs1Ths demand Tor Dy Hdss Hitsd bat sh
recciIts prices arm Wet Sata 80 -
nsBd prevails for domestic aod the market arm C.s
desTbe demand active sr both oS and Bn1-os - ~
prces week have been 1910 hd rom al
Is lI9 ports total. 1903 hides, as lnlos
as10 Tampeo Onanoi 80 81 Marc k Pc PERT i'
from W Petes IS from Lagnyara f0ro Aoep
Der Joa BoCtou; ft5 AsuiBwa per Rising star 20 oh
ssn Francsco pr RGrg from Nes Orleans er r. b. %
sis from Nes yer Louis % from Savannah per unI
ia from FrnsninA per Ashland TO from Other eosse ports
- foI. a soo prT Bseno. Ares s29Z5 25sc gold
5ans Ssc,t. aoy5i M On pr,at@ terms Dry
2q.4 D. Esag3gc gold sslectei 900 Dry California kps - ID,
AZ god, 1910 DRY Centlal AHencan I'9-' 10 Nv
terns Dry Mauoros KDs 10 b. private tersi 80 Dy
Indsnos 92q23 p At 2!a2lc euHeneT a. they r zog Wy
Kips. 10 n, AZ Zldzc cafTcneY as tbey nm ~ ~ ~
AtaEspss, - d. at e eareney ss thev nun 80 hyy "
Puci 10 Arrre 1G2 H. at lNe, ssiee'sGi 20 e.
Sad TsIas Kip- Pulled = ~ Ee Currency selected % Hst
s.d Texas Baie5sr soe D. a. laG5e earIencI @ ~
Texas Kp p n at l5e currency selected oo
Ctr slaaghtr OK 70 D. at ze currency, seeeei - o.ss
ca'eu'tA saagheH Coz 300 D. q ist' 9a 'ssssa ~
setsi, loo bales Calcutta Buffalo, p n, le.. gold
sed The sock on Assi Hides and 5o4 bs tine
rear 200 fe ami iO bales follow: ~ Or bassos
Av &c a. so Dry honteVceo, &c t1V' By NO Sfalei -
Dry Onnoeos 1000 Dry Central Amsrcau loo Dry Tampieo 80
Dry Cabelo; $3.50 Dry Sierra Leone an can sU0 DU C
ua 400 Dry sailed hsIcAn 500 by and saei sIA' ,sd
soGtherr 80 6aes CAieuia baaA0i 90 bales OAa Gov" ""
/ ,.c,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
CARD

CARD.
OFFICE ALFMAsNIA FIRE LIS. Co,
CLEVELAND ONO, AND 80 BROADWAY. NY
Cash
NEw-YoRK. Oct. !, 1872.
In consequence of the failure Of Messrs. Prindle
& Mangam, and the numerous damaging rumors IN
circulation regarding the Alemannia Insurance
Company of Cleveland Ohio, we would state that
they are in sound and prosperous condition. their
Cash Capital being 100000 and Cash Assets
$4,000, and that all just claims against the Com
pany viii be honorably settled.
IsIDoRE WOLF Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

frsi hsf Ohr f- Es.hta oo1nsss IN
nsnd 5fn bbis sot lTlc.i &. quat~i shout -
sALrPElER-lh he aarscs "a dull 6as s;aar 1t g. rol q o.
is12.lS7I.I-70.
BagL BIS Bar.
Too Spa Isn 400 100
Ygrs sea ................ 100 $40 100
stoi o. asni jan J. al hands...........i470O MO- 400
SKNs-Ihe hss only noderais
u 10 bales - d. PaYta spd 80
lave beea ls bales fom 1smpoo "A
LsruTlrs and - AeKicaa. EesOresn.
AID god .rma1l sale rpord q 500 Pars, JOG
0o Texas ke Receipts have b~sn y bales
from Aspinra California oil 90 Para ID DO IRON Laguya.
&c, . Co. Texas anf sou'beTl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

u TO-DAY sold a h.ghei
prices present week vii tel l. sale q
sad Of Of plans taoggh dausOui SUI pcnn Aqpi
mos. NOR f-ee.r choice Ut Of Pail yrs b. SOL
81 apples heea received Peers re yea,
hut better. OB Darc e icf
aad they $l54 20 3. dAniou aud 'ATeaa worth
cassed ALL tranoeres Dsgil
20 freely TO selling elch. Their good
dea complaint Keep sea pnV1ab ih
G0Od bad to-day. lAe graf Dan
YORK. Conoris sel i0te. NTH Ose
extras az Or higher iw ale Asbeas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
THE CHICAGO g. CANADA SOUTHERN
First Mortgage Sinking Fund 80 Years

IH7V "VI1s"EV HIHAIHK T unu % fV1I'
PR CENT GOLD BosDs
We recommend to investors as a SAFE and Profit
able security. Present price % and accrued interest
Interest payable April and October, at the Union
Trust Co., Coupon or Registered. This road is the
western end or link of the Canada Southern which
together form the trunk line from Buffalo TO Chi
ocgo, running directly into Chicago on its own line
Is straight and Iere and the shortest line built,
or that cen be built between Chicago and Buffalo.
The great accumulation of freights at Chicago and
Toledo noW beyond the capacity of the present
Trunk Line renders the speedy completion of the
road an absolute necessity. Pamphlets and all mfor-
nation furnished by
LEONARD. SHELDON & FOSTER,
49, Bankers 10 Wall-st.
WNsLow, LASIER & Co,
Bankers, p Pine-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

MOLAssEs-The nirket Hs actT 500 steadT az
Porto Rico 80 use
Engish Islands NegOraus &C. stock, it5 has
l6i bids Porto Rico 80 hhds Engsh
80 hEd- 0bls Nes Orleans Total 1000 nh4~
NAVAL STORES-sprts Tapentne has been du oy bold
reaE bu not 70 be
few oieni 90 Chaae az o'
hu
anil bat gruersy considered irn Good strained lar
qe Pch Ied and ight obbng demand;
At ~ 50 Prime CltE delivered
OILCfue Fish quiet bat prices arr without quota
bic change dali and nominal asle CASKS ahd G
in but Joe Lari aad waited
aus Other Oils dull but steady We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
40 ID loI-0w-Hg ~ - bank st1ck. .

Railroad bonds quiet and steady. Central Pacincs
closed At g9i Union Pacific Frss at So 70 S. Land
Giants a; I5i &C. and incomes at 7i to TO- The bids
were a. annexed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
n. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FoR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. /, is72.
iEK5gessy The ~ l. IRtsCSE o. our os1 Ae00rieri

FOg THE " EEk ENDING OCT. !, lstL
Expressly Tor The l.. IRsCSE 0gr aeDOrterl
Dre;i0aG
Send articles Tue freight and other eroennss ea ~ noo
goo.s Put good Al attractive o0s
nation Nhere dry slr -
peaance ia PACK securely nat The mouoa WI not aoF ra
tsnts change about - plenty OF c1n ar -nr cut sF
eggs Marx plainly with pala.a la besanl
on or Dbl. stating anoult 40 send etf % 20
same stating foge, ". An n7Ie % t
should box tn Hnae o. laeA
the pa "a cess
4amanL
BEANS AND PEAS
week 5dL 0bs pa les than 1 Eeef
~ Of bean bast ~ oA
7f tus1 VIII 1o3 ugsE sr r- ~
and VITA demand
IS bbls fair ned - 80 9 hb, nh ~ 1o
b5 aHd 10 3bls choc 1gudcEe % - VIA ,l os % "a
81 80 p bb sidney 80 ~ zoo 1b.s prme neF
80 rs bills green peas 81 ~ ? Bag 30 B. - Pes
- Quotations
Beans Mo-. neE 3D. Do. DO Yes. 3D. Dads 1881 70
picket ....... -oBs2 3 goo. 80 Is
Dodo good. 5lG IS Peas ana bold.k 81
s0H 10 DO. SgU -
Do Pea............. % - Do. SoIh B. L =
Beans. old. pa 70. bazh- Jag........ %
BUTTER
the IL 0 packages 81 tlau asst
last % 80 packages souel@ tie pa Eeek .
pacAags To receipts " batter September h-4 aaa Obi
September last shipments then tii. agAas J iof ne
past month thout Altering lie qno-atou ct coer sas sui
Western full price, ghe sul mfan aFe
ha1l-r sell, p1ers ong very little. be attr soc aoruaa.
some 0f he butter which sell ale ani a' down al
ught Fh Ashton ls leel mas lTe on too bT of bfle
Of lenor lat sat- Is effects ve sme tstiree dow" sGA
economy don pay. Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02


The veeE 7s7 500 hsE At seesi
last year ass boxes exports gAst wees, ti rosfsi
Corresponding scet as year sia Cahs' e'i goa l' alt
Of f1r sfUthT a-d, agliasf Yf .ts
last shpneu IL ID Tor pei 10 A, aeaust @l IN
seqeuef 1911 We reported Improving seyk ms
tie types higher than lrril sui le mlrtri ha
under advance he Cable AMI T. T~r
% Pine scare, ald lfc occasionally clag - -
home trade The onnr fst'a Rene
~ or sol- tie Fails li tic ah0a k9 a
U.ca for IsGl+c. Tbs Woui sch goods - here.
bat they we're g-uenly boughs AID -oa
90 this MARKET prcrs there 90 sfct val here lo.
standing dealers here gasre tat n4fkc fhF
pag advanced 20 o per cet y steam % LTero-
There very good demand, Dot slippers AZ -1fnt % -
We could os ~ The bone made a. a .
the Lte Falls c1eese soil arrive, % shpper q
sle Burer foreign ATE Lsde cheese A4Ys
aadr commenced upon september MAKE. Ql0ato1s.
St.te Facorv very ucylf ara Firm Dt good aae2. t3
STATE d. good prle q arm pax, coasaa....lg 4il
Sate Faesry poor ..lu az sam Gees,
Western F-tioy gooi.....l an a,A yA........1 aly
FACTORY. ~ ir al rLe4pe Ce-l.ss.ss' az
EGGs.
Receets for week 0q3 1918 nor LAR IA.
bssJ yacS1se I0-a io setr4oc Dbl
"a. ages last Thee Hcrse Iecei a.
nth dennd easier e
uri have
l5 tclurag sulg While YuI
markets are abluaanty sapyhrd siti S-uoass
Pa j. aud LII. y - az Wsen an tansI.. ezra
aear-Oy.........-. fl3 az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

PkOFsiOHs-Ihe PSrs marke as arm via ar loooas ie
for toe future The material reduction TIE
holders the advantages the s1pPB j. oJ3 bbs
IS s bb; the corresponding tune last ysafi the
cash and us bills az Sl33 for Old
Moss; ga slJ Is Western Prime Nos; for
delivery here nothing doing Beefs dull AID hesv 10
boil. sS6 20 for Plain Mess, and s0GsS for Extra Mesa
nominal Beef hams heaTy and
quiet for Cut NJ at steady and ry
active Of 2JU Picked Hams AZ l4 n bulk, and 0o
Shoulders AZ stc. Bacon frmer and IN good demand Tor
present and future delivery SAFES 900 boxes La0g G'eAs
Civ Il ant 80 short Clear, seller, jam
s Al sr and IS bis Bellies bak ard
Diesel demand quote 6ia7c r CITY, sad
Pr. 7lc fairly active the
100 bb So for OIy 81 - l6c Tor Fair 20 p
Pic Kettle Rendered failure dsverv there hte
isquy: Reened 10 limited Of ~ bloc
OF ~ AEvfVkK
!, 1874
IA N-~ pg~k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02
BKOOKLIs. OCT. I, "a
cd All lNeic Pork


PETROLkUM-Crs rrsned im bat vts ess crei quoted On
the spot J bgki e nsrke s.s gaor - - on TIE
Lover Upper OF r qaotd az - o ne marie;
Zoe Reaasd dercdT active All s Ssre made u 10 ohA
romut dserv 200 vessel for ueEf weeks
devery At gf bo for dsFrT as The sSth inst az &c. And
sb spa0H u te JeAT al Isl In ease OIL
r Philaaeloh4 dve th4e actVe bus
ass. -4ie ~ .o bss - saf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-02

William Ward No. % Broadst quotes stock privileges
selling for cent bonus days time' and To
II per cent bonus 60 days, at following variations
from the market price Of the securities named: