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New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

FRLiGH1S-Ihere has been b1 lte inra fe irs ~ ~
rats for Grain weak and -e.g,h q
70 induce any movement Of note. The irq rs,, ~ y
aas Limited and rss nominaly cLangd. '.aHf
10 Liverpool, By sail 90 o- Lar i 81 hissP
ton Al a., steamer, and 3Gi by si 10 Lon M -l9 No. ,
g. sail In charter; we hean oay Of Brit .afl vissas
GRAlsWe lave bad usli5fc0T rsrfot ior vt,,,A
our sti the Ahgcnce Of steamer 10 f ~
added 70 the depression noted this day Irces have
values have been uncertain and as only e ee u
trade very unexpected and thnk olly Prove @@ @@
and may be attributed chiefly the absence Of M @
without us nhuenoeJ with COLI bracng weather aai more E -
look ior lively trade orce. We CIltualy ssa
stock, ard with our usual slipping demand, win ,.ss Il
eIlaustedour mic bold 10 stock prcrs o El.,i
ruled I-adyey higher ihaa -Four long tiac bu. he st s
hmtei supply eFeryghere and his dsparty IN prcss ca e
Tire receipts Of Wheat at the Wet At tho cief -
tie prices lave no, beer such 10 draw ree or ~ fer w 49,
The dep IN Spring has been marA,' than rC
reached fof long time. Tie ports Of ls t i
against 80 29 bushels the corresponding week ast yei & %
,e - .i.t . %. -l - ~, - ~, - . ' IN ~ tf
the past months, have been from America A. o. P.olac Er
Teierav there was cool eomIa1y peat blt .et 90 lron
news rom Europe some a4y!fce ID the rates o hi ond
limited shipping aud milling demand price dec ai ua,
IN The absence Of sales The deol ne a. Liverpool s % t is
A. close market Is extremely dun an an =
No NOhW estern CiGb 81 81 is 6i ll te an %
bush at C6 Amber Pennsysaa I'll n for White l, ~
1000 bush No Milwaukee sho5t, private terms. Ba srs s
fairly active; sses Of II 500 bush Western az sJ9e, sI ii
Bav otute and 500 bu,h Lake shore st Fl r. Bsrey s
~ Co for City Oas in moderate request lui steady
23GV0 bush New Ohio Mixed at 5j d5c White At 6u9e Bii
state al 5c fof White. R7e he'd With greater u ~
the sales 5000 bush Western u SC. in store u
800 bnsh do aioat at Nc, and 41p bush. "a ~ a
9jc Corn opened imer but with only crate dmanai c' a.
yesterdays Urce Tie sp,ciatye inquiry Las abai -e = y
SlF bush Dsup and Un-1und q lJa 'lei 20 NV ~ sc
md Paucg a. 7tc Western White a. 5ie western ie'' "if
Southern Yellow n 7Jl disc.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

FoUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY Com
pANY FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINKING FUND
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS. Principal ana interest
Dryqblc IN Gold al the National city Bank, NeU- York
c are in erery respect frst-cldss Bonds and ,ce con-
L9eg recommend item as az entirely safe tnrestnent
P,ice 80 md accrued interest Circulars aad mt0faa-
E0R Hoy be OJi0,Rtd at oar 0gice
joins }. CISCO * son. Ne. 80 WGll-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
ppcp,prs Or PRODUCE.

Pr NortA Ilrsr Y,is1s saa 9; -. cetes So
Mc % pAss Ddd Fruit so3 bbs k "a hs Ma m loo
& S ssi loo bhl. Beans ", bash Peas ~ esc IA
lo lag. cd Mea 40 bal.s Hemp q bales NO. No. s bS. In o.
s,"..e. ta7 hbis splns Nrpearas ~ eon ~. cs.ss 10
R..in / Itl plrS Beef Lsoq pAss Ca Ssss " Pss~
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

ST. JOSEPH AID DENVER CITY RAILROAD CoMPtNY's
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDS
BEARNG EIGHT PER CENT t8p. c) INTEREST PAYA-
BILE IN GOLD.
FREE TAX,
AND IN ORGANISATIONS OF $1,000, $500, and 800,
can be obtained from the undersigned or through
the principal banks and bankers throughout the
United States.
The attractive features Of these Securities are re-
cognized in the fact, that although they have been
but 2 short time on the market they nearly all
absorbed, and but a small amount are now for sale.
They combine perfect security with liberal
rate of interest This interest account is made light
for, and easily borne by, the Company through the
operation Of the Sinking Fund created from sales Of
the Company's land, which in many cases draw in
terest at the rate Of ten CO. per cent per annum.
The security behind them is ample in every particu
lar az tley constitute first and only mortgage on
trunk line Of railroad which VIII soon connect the
city OF St. Joseph No. IAN important railway CEN
teri with the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
Kcamey. materially shortening the distance between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition to this
tho bonds have further security in the fact that
there is included in the Mortgage the Companys
magnificent Lands, amounting to 100000 acres,
known to be among TIC pest IN inc OElLtu ctUlCS'
The Mortgage inGcnture prohibits the sale Of these
Lands at less than -Four A Dollars per acre. and pay
able to the Trustees under the Mortgage, for the
clear and express purpose Of retiring these Bonds
The amount thus realized exceeds the entire
amount Of Bonds Which can be issued, and
leaves the road property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty yeats 20 run with interest
Eight Per Cent free OF tax, pa able February and
Au,,,i.t in each year.
Both principal and interes. arc payable in gold
The principal in Ncw-York. The interest in either
Ncr-York. London, or rFTankfoTt-on-theMain,a at tho
option OF the holder without notice and ia the gold
currency Of the country in which they are presented
They are coupons or registered.
Tiustees-Farmers Loan aud Trust Company.
The present price Of these bonds is 91 and accrued
interest in currency from August 1j, ISL But they
are receivable at par aud accrued interest IN pay
rneut for lands sold by the Company. The right IS
reserved 70 advance the present selling price with
ont notice.
Maps circulars, documents and full information
furnished on application.
Though acting as 0geas yJr the sa'e Of hs loan, our
Gra by and se IN their rsggIar business the bonds OF The
st. Joscph and Ueayer City Rdibocd Company those Of
the Eoste1 Dirson per cent s recently placed BY
as at97 being quoted atGom 10ll I" lo'i ''a ao'
cIUe3 interest
TANNrR & Co., Bankers, No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

Tn Railroad Bonds the dealings were large anu "on
o,.,ribrtcd the market exhibiting great strength
Central Paccs sold at 0lC3 Union pacific Flrsts5"
p3t Land Grants, sS1 sl .tomes es; Alton ana Iefro
Haute Income 77s97ss GreaWestern, FlrStS' oo~,i w.
CGIc F,rsts o2.ao9. and q. c. 81. Co. Seconds, 70.
L. Ia
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
po,o5,ot,s closing quotations were {;

The crayo qresiops TO which the comilc''I'u' W. W.
epaip growing out Of the outrage on inc oi.u i, i
give r.ee served To keep the gold marHe' S'Io"9
, -, 80, .,os at 10sz hut transactions were on
.s,o,o1 .colc The cash gold easy to carry ana
indeed pretty good borrowing demand exists owlns 70
the newly developed short interest The carrying rac'
untI Monday were B. g. and per cent Tlo disDurSo
nents of January coin interest, amounted TO FdUlV'
total Of Sl1 3Oooo The redemption OF calico I'e I"cn
tesnoy foots up S23G45Oc0, including $4,000 today
rho a We tusluoss at the Cold Exchange Bank was as
follows Gold cleared S356oJOo gold balances S2os'
9b1 currency ba. nces s2f5J1lo.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

Government bonds have been strong and higher de-
irving fresh support from the rmncss OF gold and the
increased inquiry from foreign ANA domestic investors
The entire list has been in fair request The market
strong the basis OF l1lQu4 Tor 1SG,s Fisk
III. tna fnll llnrr.. Il I u m.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
EDWARD HAIGUT & Co.,

No. Wail-st., New-YOrk.
FIVE PER CENT Interest allowed on Daily Bal
anccs and Certificates of Deposit.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

WEST WISCONSIN LAND GRANT Sinking Fund
seven prr cent Gold Bonds for sale at 80 and interest
in currency. Investors who wish a perfectly safe
bond on a finished road can obtain full particulars
by apply yiug to WHITE, MORRIS q Co. IS Wall-st,
and tSwyune, Johnson x Day, l6 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

The suboned table shows the highest and lowest prices
Of active stocks United states bonds and gold made
during the week, wen the closing prices Of each at
the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

The Burlington, Cedar Rapids, and Minnesota Ral"ay
now finished forms trunk line between st. Paul ana ST.
Louis at q saving in time Of eight hour9 Tho company
have placed upon their through trains palace sleeping
cars and promise to mako this route fayorite
ono betyeen the Northwest, Chicago, and st. Louis
The net receipts OF tho road during construction e1-
ceeded it said 10 per cent of the mortgage indebted
ness ana IN some quarters 1t is thought that the compile
ton Of the road win permit dividend on the stock
this year The per bonds Of the road now sclnS
at so and interest will be advanced to 92i next Tuesday
regular meeting of the holders OF the preferred
stock Of the Lous, Alton, and Terre Haute H"Iroad
Company held last week. resolutions were passed recon-
cnding the directors to settle the arrears of 1902 lo
andls71 by declaring dividend Of q per cent In pro
rred stock at par for the three years unless the re-
sources Of the Company at the present time viii admit
Of tho payment Of the last years dividend OF per cent
in cash. This proposition must be sanctioned by
the boulhol6crs, according to tho terms OF 'lo
mortgage agreement, and meeting for that purpose
viii be held next Wednesday. TIC result will probably
be tho declaration OF the stock dividend OF 2 per cent
which az market prices would yield a cash product Of
about II per cent The President Of the Company stated
that the prospects OF the road were encouraging
anI LJyclEl
The Philadelphia S'Ookmarhetwa3 steady Penn
syvana sixcs tlrL issue, sclJ az Io Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, 20; heading RAILROAD, 3D. ana Penlyly~-
MA Railroad. JJl Goil closed at 1853.
Ne..Is. jay Cooke & Co. report a continued demand
for the 7ao God Loan OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
and invite attention t. tber adycr; meat in another
column.
from M po.t toi NowYo.6 10 ioa,sl ports iof tAc week
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

slCARsR1ws are hell very arm at fully former pree Aa.
deaasd: We Qlote lar 70 Goo genag ga 9i s, Rfsel
mostly Csba, Al 9lGi 625 boxes Havana oA yh'a" ~
STEADY. Ind. hnt
ShGDS-Clover dull but steady at iliGlltc of iIuAA'' ~
Choice. nri iDG ,ic. for Ohio imothF sqyrssss@
str dull and weak; sales OF % tea ooo a, sa9lc
ant In fair IL maud sales o
NulsEY s.adv l.t Iup ssra Of 10 bes al se iof HoA0
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

gos ,.ers.. sCG95o - Currchcy payne .J i3 -
Gc rsvm,uts... lZOJ&5 90 Cnrreny na aa'e' a. iDi 81
Gold blsnce........ Jjl"tJ - iLs'oiAs''' ~
Iurercv lJtiu J'I ..-c,o,
Cancelled gold certificates sent to ah gton''''''S o,"
r,rirn exchange displayed the durle.s incident TO
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

Corn Meal Western. SO d Corn Mel H., n. - aer
Corn Meal Wes.W. 80 a IS w. 10 @ 4H~
jersey Dag rcal-Prc White, 81 5S8sI -: rf,. y,r
81 5Oi Coarse Meal, 81 RaSl 45 Colat = gdtIos VI "a
Feel At VI Rye Peed a g Ga8l 20 g. i1 ~ ~ ef,rI
BockWhssi ar : IN limited demand; Stat o., asaas
sylrania ut SJ 250 81 40 y 40 n. 80 - u1P P.,,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE sr0Ct rXcnANGE-TiR5r CALL
lO4 O'CLOCK a. NJ.

S.l.sof Potdt
2OoOO u E. BE- 1891 COu.loi eo]l i : S t Vs.
jy 80. '-e' N'' ~
o ~, - oo , - go &. g.. :'I Reg U.n''.''i ~
-' fi pooIs "a 900 L. s. s-lj Nes. oo.'''Ii
COO L. :. 80 Cou '4...,..iiWt ~-..,
sal. OF sab Boads- Rotgori Bon afBgRs eSd Ra'oo'A'P
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

NtW fJ'sV-Is.I8Ie''|'
TORACE CREELLY's NEW BOOK.
A GREET CHANCE rO2 AG-N4S
WHAT KNOW or FARMING.
BY HORACE CEEELEi.

o,A,. t sver mn i.'ej upoa bs sr%er; not LOT ~
Ar tg ,s.s, u,ou Agri e thai mo- Que can be %
vcrr w. ea ly OF t greatest AS vel as one o. 'D 'P ~
n WoI.l
aim pop rom i,s rs-es .resi le, ofvs'u7hc il.orn'd'n
- , a. tfe p 81 M general g.a r VIII lnI cfcreI
IIfiT fascaa l tl' pleasant s e o ''l- '' '''''' '
~, t, q. r-,r} I've one r-l t' fo5t sense, eyern alvce
- ,,t + d. E s.o-ts FOO male f lcs yal-aJe 30 su} one
n Al, sort c! blsucss occ-p 4t0a, OF profession.
.+p,r,ls v t,- are st.le. Beaudi,5 printed bound IN
t.e,aat t.y.- coy,-. s. .- l.,ta-z.
PRICE ~ so.
AGENTS ,rl oc-s ao clg great ruT'e7 Of Hr vor'" lte
b., P.oIrl, introduced. 10 '-ss uclbsr OF u
le-ly ger, i.r u lie ,ot-ri can 10 induced " a's c,f
UNUSUALLY LARGE PROFITS GUARANTEED. Address
C.w.CbElEIJy Co. Publishers Maiisor-sqlTe, NeT.Io.1
.-sa1stie Crs orf- Irtgae sad zen. by me-, ros1g.
'D'.'' '". '''' 80 ..' 4HE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION.
Ilipu. O.l.-. .fI
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

tive at all the agencies. The large profit both inn
mediate and annually in the way of interest, is in
ducinp a free exchange Of 5-2Os. into Northern
Pacidcs. and this will naturally continue to increase
rs the Government proceeds with its redemption Of
the G2s.
IFrom TIE IniepenientI
"As M investment security, We knoT 6 mono equal TO
re above OF whatever character They combine the two
great reqrsltossafety snd profit The favor in which
these bonds are h-d by investors ia indicated by the
large sales which, during tho present month have been
at tho rate Of two millions per month, OF one hundred
thousand dollars per day.
"The inquiry for bonds by those intend purchasing
lands gives assurance Of largo settlements upon the
lands during next season. The Companys lands In Min
nesOa will soon be ready for SALE and also on tho west
terminus. The Company prepared TO permit par
ties TO take up lands at any point along the line OF tho
road TO be subsequently appraised and paid for. Tho
fact conceded that the sales OF the lands VIII build the
road.
"The future Importance Of this great enterprise Is
glorious In the extreme and the bonds OF the Company
arc as sure as tho obligations of the best government on
earth.
ave heartily commend them to oil having Invest
Inents TO make ne emiuenNy safe and desirable"
Maps, pamphlets, and full information will be
furnished on application to Banks and Bankers
agents for the loan throughout the United States
and Canada.
Jay COOKE & Co.,
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

HAY-The market is moderately ze seiyi We qac 81
H. ~ All Nd 5 81 = 3 ijr T5oS ccSe sls q lot It, S 10
81 . for Long Rys s@sl C5 r Sri io N % ..e ' ,s, O
last aoh bat Is falr for the Win @ .si % % . % az
ee9tas dlsge which IS aud wanted Ieon lion S'9 % "a @
S Gs6ST. HcalocL Bags heavy 2aq1 M y %, E's Sc.
fst 2sa27Si;' Heaock, California, heavy III aEe Rs:
oek, California m-de El4tcj ieM.olAj jez '-.'a .r5 Is
0raooc &C., middle, 261..c Hle.. oraas9 &C. lsA:its
Po,r piHSgei ali Kinds and we..L, 7dacj here RerA
93c IHoa CROPPED hf s s545e od ooS2 c,oS SiS 3 s T S
ic Olk Rough' all weights a-0j'ci OAK RoasA' sOG'asr Al
MoAssE-The Mi5s s o firIy active e'e, ss' e r '''
saes WI l12 l1Sf S19S a! iT 30 ] D2 - s AZ ov a ve
essr the decline inducing more active tsman- s's Of 10 sss
request and tie market .iloat much sTe1g'l ai ot ht& CS
T -t at @JioE Newburne 80 III iOs -as n, nd - "'
oI Cas- 1fu- % Ils C,s Cs are oy qI' @ no ,, !,
FPEOyiS0SS-The heavy and depressed feeling that ngsr
roA e 3l1e ,e 5 ae Te . Of Goss e E iS cssa
tie inquiry for Immediate as wen as ieGTe ie End siree iasay & 20
Spring months approximate closely and the very r
We carry large of s
year We cannot ind market for ~ even at le ver os la5'
On Mss has faen or and prices still tend doEnaa.d Tie i
trade many them, at inst Sow accegS b ~!
many Of them have changed their opo and certainly the rs
,angune and this concuSyey shows that very few persons 70
country lave apy eorTec AIG"ege o. sne 'T.a P NJ
We have little New Western s ha4
slt37tdsI45O, and City at el52sGsl55J with Little IsrJ
today the demand fair and the market ne
sales are $50 bb at sl325 for 0I Me Si for Ses as
d Prime; for fgtnre delivery barely ady sales Of 10
bbs Mess cash Tuesday, 4i $50 bb- DO, for FelHa
IS; 25O bb. seller March, at Sl4 ST. coo bbs for hsa
81; 80 bbS New, for Jauary, Sl4; go bb for Ap
So and 500 bbl New Western Prime Mess at s4G tli - BED
moderate mand and the market steady; s Of ~ DDS
$50 $40 ior Plain Mess and sO S2 for Eta Mess ee Se
IN moderate request steay Of loo tee Sl5d 81 for Fn
Mess ndia Mess. Beef Hams du aud
changed sales Of so bb S22 q2 50 for Western Cat asa, are
sales of 200 Ge-n Hams et 2 Wv
Smoked 9f dl0ic 1000 Green Soae 4.e; 70 be
Picked Shoulders at 595tc and 1900 medium Bellies &c
Bacon steady for fatre without much ACTIVITY
sass Of 500 boxes 6sc E Cumberland and &c o Short hub ~
bb Long Clear 200 boxes Short Clear al @ 100 boxes sho5
Ribbed at TGc 100 boxes Cumberland Cut al 6c 500 boxes sa1
Rib At Chicago this market Gic. Dpse HCg eady ~
ouoe at 81 Q5ic Cor Western and 5fd6l City Lar less active
ba is arm held; sales OF 300 bb and at &c for No se f
Cty 81 d9c prime and 9lc for Kettle Reuder t
ftare delivery sales $50 at d9c Tor January t0O m on E
az 9,c February slc 500 cs seller March u c ~
tc seller April ast light and oay atS.Gy. anu tie "tsh M
this market, 600 cs prime Steam At 5sc
IRON SRwYoRk PoR TIE wEEk NpN'
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

a TEt"HNR (Gculcmau)-Ml find aTeca-
"a bic L4t private fsr. IoLhsr~ for tw1
r-.o g ner, ENGLISH branches. l1,rctol
Ir . fi. ..1sl iL-I enable Aa~s NA l-eclc,s,
y II. Sta.'r " i.f.o. "
AEIHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
IA g. MADI .yA--t4.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-15

A SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL for 25 young
II l.esI-o vacancies. E00rs FEMALE INSTITUTE, Nor
risto-a. n. j.. g.. g.. HiIELTiEE, A. NJ, Prn-ipaL-
, 1872-11-04


The new discoveries are changing the military
type OF character all over the world The SOL
der OF the historian, as well as Of the poet and
novelists-the gay, dashing, restless youth, who
danced with and made love to the women, and
duelled and ganbled with men from post to
post, and went under fire with an oath or . song
on his lips, who used to be the ideal mill
taire," has vanished or is vanishing from the
earth. His SUCCESSOR is grave gentleman
with spectacies: whoBe uniform smells of the
lamp, whose dreams are Of strategy and
tactics, and whose laborious days are passed, not
on "toys or lust Of wine, =" but over figures and
diagrams and among books to whom the ''potnp
and pride. and circumstance " Of war are moth
ing, and its use as naked, unadorned savage,
but potent instrument OF the national will every
thing.
Both line and column are now to be numbered
among the things that we're. The sfcolumn Of
attack" indeed, which has played SO famous a
part in military history, may be said to be-
long to the past as completely as the Mace
donian phalanx OF the wooden Ine-of-batt1e
ships. We shall never again Witness great
spectacular feats like the advance IT the English
column at Fontenoy, or Macdonald's charge
, 1872-11-04

The poor, harrassed tradesman drops aeci-
dentally into the page. I was thinking, rather
widely, Of the Indifference Of the generality Of
men and women,-especia1ly Women,-to the
adoption Of easy resources Of comfort and alle-
Walton within every ones reach. 1emember
cousin at the peremptory injunctions she
used to see in London shop-windows to
''Cough No More" And well she might,
for there are coughs which nothing will
cure. But there are small evils which are al
most always curable; the means Of cure being
on enduring. To take an instance at random.
a gentleman once apologized to me for treading
on my foot as he got into an omnibus. II hope
didn't hurt your corns, Sir r. said he iocosely.
But replied, with virtuous and think just in
dignation, 81 never hare corns." 4 thrill Of
suppressed diapleasure went round that omni-
busl "What is that2 Why shouldn't he
the, sentiment that throbbed in those
offended bosoms. But the question I
ask is, why should any one submit to having
corns? They cause pain, they make q healthy
exercise inconyenient, they disfgure the foot,
being, in their degree, as painful to the eye and
and in this way they degrade fife. Now, nothing
is more easy, as general thing, than to avoid
corns in the first place, or to cure them in the
secoud. had one once and ono only. On for
uer occasions had become instantly aware of
the danger when it impended, and had
taken vigorous preventive measures, which
we're successful. Once, at q time Of great
ing over shingly ground, did get . real pain
fuI corn. But what increasingly astonis..es me
is that the people should submit to petty degra-
dations Of this kind. Il they will only read, or
ask doctors, or look about them, they will soon
find out how to get rid OF corns. As soon AZ
, 1872-11-04

Hheat shade better; No. white Wshssh, S.ss: ex-
@ Ea White Michigan, 81 20: amber Michigan, a.45H@
bsS e. low c0lh 1ed 4e9 oe1le neT
aa 9Ps1 S' 10 sasio. 7c; to os~ego 1s@
REcEH1s-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat, 1900 bn;
corn, za,OOo bu; oats, Il, 900 bu.
@ HFss1ass-f1our Fs ~ COG brls; wheat, 24,ooo bu;
CLEsEtAkD, Nov. 2-BREApsTUFFs-F1our fairly
MS; NJ. a12 Corn steady; high @ MIXED, ID old re-
9e3pts, f6c; fresh dc. 47c. Oats firm No. l, SAC.
KEfEEn PETnoLEuM-Fairly active; standard
white N car lots 24Hc; trade lots 1G4c higher than
MEMPHIS
NE. MEaFais, P, Noy: 2-coT7oS-n fair demand but
n1E1DsTuTFs-Flour quiet, and weak at s6.5o@9oo o.
GoIn meal quiet at $3.50. Corn dull and lower at 60
S91e. oats quiet and unchanged.
5lf-Chotce scarce and firm at $26,006e7.00.
BE4S-Acdve at MEc.
PEov1s1oss-Bacon shoulders at 74lc; no clear sides
NAsAsILE, nor. .2-Co11os-Dn11 and dropping
LOW mlddling, l7Ac,
BREADsruf7s- steady and unchanged.
ehoy1s1oEs-scarce and firm; bacon shoulders at
nj clear sides at 1239e; xe,; 1n4z: h3mS: 1se.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. .2-BHEAps7UFrs-F1o in fair or
1eE and demand prices stecd; and unchanged. Wheat
nte nm aoe rs So :: Rn SILL S snd req
oTer No mixed, on track east side Ever, 30}9c.
yelo7 31@52c Oats quiet; No. 2, on east track, ZIG
2oc this side CSC. Barley dull and unchanged, e1-
cept for choice and fancy, which are in demand at
a6c9S1oo. Rye dull and unchanged. .....
PnovE1oEt-Po1k steady mess, $780, Bulk meats
quiet and unch4nged.' Bacon quiet and unchanged
Lard dull and unchanged refined, 8kc.
WH1KET-Steady at Soc,
-Quietand unchanged,
Hoas-Firm at s2.5o@4.G Receipts 600.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 2.-~BnEADsIUFFs-Flour quiet
md unchanged.
Hocs-RecGrts Continue liens as only few packers
have commenced slaughtering market easier st lilo
a4.20 for best F.; weather tho warm.
PRov1s1oEs-Supplies Of smoked and new bulk
neats very light no 6ales Of green meats reported.
, 1872-11-04

Wind frn+y, fta EnnfIwa9t T1n111y
4t SI;i1anIaa ao1na raaea1a have na;d ~
Init fhia fienre - not tha coine rata. Soma eail.
ors ara ,lrT,' ecssentinn a1s ~ hsrtfs at A. ~@~
LTbe tng Praft a1nloded her boi1er at Oswe-
eo Satnra2 The Pratt vas @ Worth % abont 81 600.
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~ G Fo,w vesse,s Il "a renorfad ieft tha Straits
~r1ara fhev hava hbeen datained for several days
The % Teatber & T snce cab BENZ % favorable. raj they are
bour1r eTnactad at netro7t
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- of wTecIers for rescn;n9 the machinery and
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, 1872-11-04

You must make your wedding cards smaller
this winter.
The French heel has gone completely out Of
fashion
Black velvet ribbons are now braided with
the hair By Parisian bellies.
The prevailing style in ladies' jewelry Just
now is nassiye solid, and wofully expensive.
-Engagement bracelets with lockets haze
taken tie pl.ee Of rings in Eastern cities, and
the accepted lover carries the key himself.
Foul elergymen, twelve uahsrs, eight BRIDE
maids, and tie same number OF groomsmen
we're employed recently at New York wedding.
-Japanese daylight fireworks arc now all the
rags at fashionable dinner parties IN New York,
Thss fuss sputter tune ana sack IN the most
are easily amused, and the terror Of hnid young
lsdies and ststely mAt1ons.
There Is little change this season in the