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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
sK. A. :. HATCH.

Fisk & HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers IN Government Securities,
No. > Nassau-st, NewIOrk, Feb. q, ISL.
The SIX PER Gent GOLD BONDs of the CENTRAL
PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY have an established
character which renders them especially desirable
for investments.
They are based on one of the most important and
valuable railroad lines in the world, fully completed,
amply equipped and already earning large revenues,
which must increase enormously with the growth Of
the country it traverses and the development Of
trade with Japan, China, and Australia, large por
ton of which must find its way across the American
Continent.
Holders Of FyE-TWENTY BONDS (which are liable
to be funded at a low rate of interest within short
time may exchange them for CENTRAL PACIFIC
BONDS, bearing the rate of interest. and save
from 10 to Is per cent for renyestment while then
security remains as reliable as before.
They are dealt in at the New-YOrh Stock Exchange
and at several of the more important Bourses Of
Europe We have introduced them into our regular
business upon the same basis as Government Bonds,
and buy and sell them as freely at current market
rates and prepared to furnish them to investors
others at daily quotations.
We buy and sell Government Bonds, Gold, and
Coupons, execute orders in Miscellaneous Securities
at the New York Stock Exchange. nake collections,
receive deposits subject to check Eat sight allow
interest on balances and do a geneHl banking bust
ness. FISK & HATCH
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SECOND BOARD, l p. VI:
FRIDAY, Feb. l0-P. ".

FRIDAY Fen. lO-P VI
The principal stock movements OF the day
have been in NewYork Central, Lake Shore, ana ONO
and Mississippi all Of which about per cent,
without developing much increase OF activity In other
stocks the transactions were toeraby well distributed
but prices were steady but everything seems TO reflect
the duness the commission business, which continues
TO be source complaint. Whoever among the brokers
ia lucky enough TO obtain trustworthy information ~
the movements Of the clques, and thus get the step
OF the market, may make a favorable turn here
and there by following the train; but large
majority Of the street guerrlas, in specua-
tive way, are cleft out in the cold,' and
do not appear to relish game which seems TO re-
qure playing against wentyfour jacks" sfully
ceaed in the sleeves of the apparently innocent All
Sins" OF Was On the whole perhaps, the tone Of the
street was little more confident than for the past two
or three days. There vague rumOrs IN the street
which has impossible to verify TO the effect thar
large amount forged puts" and calls" have been
issued and in circulation. Puts and calls what may
be apty termed privileges" is style Of specu-
atiOn very extensively carried in the Of LATE
Whether there is any sufficient foundation for these
rumors will he known in few days. Union Pacific
stock dull aud lower to-day, the bonds also sympa
thizng. Among the less prominent stocks, fair bust
reported in Illinois Central at 1884 d134t, and
Chicago and Alton Common at ll7t Ills, while Michigan
Central strong at u.s. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western at lO3 and Morris and Essex at So NewYork
and New Haven sold at 1+3, Cleveland Columbus aud
Indiana Central at 49, aud Boston, Hartford and Erie
Considerable attention paid to miscellaneous shares,
Pacific Mail being steady and Western Union yielding
fraction. Canton and Quicksilver strong, and
MaIpOsa steady There a fair business and better
quotations for Express shares Adams selling at 67i,
United states, 444 and Wells Fargo Co at 40 The
suhoncd table shows the highest and lowest prices for
the day:
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TO T. C.
l ms inf a puny rhymster's penny "nisue'

r" Ola lion smooth thy panei no Ivo Whistle 81
IT'S but O puny rhymster . penny
Mr. Carlyle you earnest man.
,,ob 20 a frivolous world you can,
r,ro.ch to a frivolous world you must
Iost an IFS scabharl your good sword rust;
nat Mr. Carlyle. We are earnest too,-
NAV a poor rhymster, Sir, preach TO yOui
Masculine Titan Of uggedest mind,
Browning majestic on weak mankind,
Jsit in soorn or in Pity more
That YOU bid those dreadfuleSt thunders roar
AT sour. pharisaical, wry-iaced can't
But Mr.. Carlyle, don't you sometimes ranti
Much as I love YOU, Thomas Carlyle.
1 am stirred sometimes by righteous bile,
As the indnitesiInal sparks OF sense
Float mistily dim in the vast immense;
Must the Inhnities' sorTowful gaze
Rest ever on billowy tenebrous hazef
Many wiudbag, thou shiity knight,
Hath been pierced by the point Of thy falehon bright
vainly from thee are impostors screened,
Stately bewig eyed and beb0mbazned;
Thou strppest all bare the pretentous prig;
OF with the bombazine; OF with the WIZ.
The shiverug Duke Of wiudlestraw
Shrinks Al thy presence IN mum5Ilng awe;
His pinchbeck oorOnet's Brummagem luster
Looks common, however his Grace may buster
But ne huddles his old rags on him again.
As thy voice dies out in his moonstruck BRAIN
Gould he but feel thy scathing scorn,
He would curse the hour ne ever was born;
The Sinking ggman would cover In his gig;
But, ah true Thomas, he cares not a iig;
His mind is too gross, and his aims too low,
To vince at a bolt from Olympan snow.
Thou a tempostuous oceanw wave
wrathfully storming each dismal cave
Striving with manfullcst force to drag
The shelving sand from the treacheTons cragi
To beat mans pitiful barriers down.
And the world in a evcling deluge drown.
So rising over the weltcrinc tide
The granite peaks shall alone abide,
And a hero race OF resis.less might
Guide the fran nations in Justice and right:
o great strong heart! thou art true as steel
Prick Ros!nante the wiudmills reel.
But We, poor poets. al! what are wef
Just river. that make for the swallowing sea-
Now in a cataract pouring steep,
Now through a meadow-land calm and deep;
Some Of Us nothing hut bahbling rills,
Restessly breaking the peace Of the hills.
We water the earth with fostering care;
We glass in our bosom the landscape fair;
And the bissful calm Of our Ceaseess roll
Brings manifold peace TO the weary soul.
Zen the tniest brooket, narrow and mean,
Makes some little corner Of woodland green.
Go on, true Thomas; but own we, too,
Have a poor task in the world to do,
And our waters az last pass into the sea,
To Dc dashed on the rugged coast, Thomas, by thee
We welcome thy prose with loving smile,
And hail thee one Of US Thomas Carlyle
London Spectator.
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The large amount OF money seeking employ meht ana
the that for the present the market VIII rnle
at equally low rates. together with the proposed attempt
Of the Government to fund the tvetwenty DEBT ut
lower rate OF interest stimulated an active business
In United States securities, which have been buoJan
and strong very large dealings vi the n'e'"enes
the later issues were most IN demand the maturity
OF the couuon ON the making these securities
active Perhaps the most decided feature Of the market
was the 6 per cent soyear currency bonds which AL
yanced nearly per cent yesterdays prices immense
amounts changing hands at li?iai2a on orders from
banks savings banks and other financial Institutions
n "a RAPIDLY being discovered that these bonds the
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The state bond market was active and advancing dur.
ing the day The transactions larger than for some
time past particularly in North Carolinas. The old
bonds advanced to 5i to 2sl special tax ~; and
funding act 1863, at 81. The dealings IN Tennessees
were less LIBERAL but prices steady at Cia for
botb old and new issues The business in the remainder
Of the list was Of less Importance. The following we're
aLoA L.
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Foreign exchange is dull and steady at the following

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The money market rules easy at and per cent on
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best bonds In the market and not liable be affected by
any Of the provisions Of the Funding bill II Mr. Boutwell,
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es will be the only per cent Government bond except
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market closed at the best quotations OF the day.
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Cold while strong and shade higher, was dull on a
small volume of business, and without animation or ex
element all the sales OF the day being at The
rates paid for carrying 49, g. and per cent and
per cent Clearing House late balances being carried
fiat" The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was az folows Gold cleared 4llsOOO; gold balances
s74O967; currency balances, ssso.se9 The GoldRoom
adjourned at q p m and went INTO Executive session
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The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day.
Pennsylvania g. third issue sold Of 1os. Philadelphia
and Erie r. r., 275 Reading r. r. 40 7-iG and Pennsyl
yania II. r., CO., Gold closed at llli.
The attention OF capitalists Is called TO the advertise
ment in another column Of the per cent gold bonds Of
the Moutclair Railway Company.
The earnings OF the Central Pacific isoad Company
FOR January, ISL were s5244s0; month ast year
&l3l04; increase this year, $1ll,576.
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