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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

LAND GRANT BoNDS.-By article recently pub
lshed in regard TO the sales of lands by some y Ut
the principal land grant railroad companies of tho
United States it will be found that the actual prico
realized per acre varies from So OF to Sl3 %. aud
that at the head of this list stand the lands OF the
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA RAILROAD. running
from Fort Wayne in Indiana, northerly through The
State of Michigan. The same statement shows that
the lands Of this Company selling at tho rate Of
S5O967 50 per mile of road aud the issue Of bonds
being but at the rate Of $4,000 per mile. are thus
secured not only by first mortgage on the road, but
by double the amount in lands. 1t ~ therefore
abparene to investors that the security of those
bonds is beyond question. as the proceeds Of the
lands are invested in tho repurchase of the bonds
The cause of the high prices Of these Lands Is that
they are valuable lumber lands, and situated near
to the consuming population of the country being
within 600 miles of New-York City.
The bonds have 80 years to run. principal and
interest Il per cent payable in gold in NewYork;
coupons or registered. payable April and October.
free of tax Bat small portion of the issue remains
unsold Price, SO per cent aud accrued interest For
sale by WNsLOw, LANIER g. Co.. q rinost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

next purchase Of type may seem an immediate sd-
vantage too important 10 be overlooked But arc
it's Interior effects consideredf The removal Of tho
duty Affects the value Of old type as well a. Of
Every printer who signs petition to Congress to
abolish the duty, In petitoning that Congress shall
declare his present stock of types to DO OF Onefourh
less vaiue-s pettionng that rivals and competitors
shall have the privilege of commencing business
with q per cent. moro advantage.
IL will oonduce TO the public good to remove tho
duty on types why not take 1t oil presses and paper
They too can be bought abroad at lower rates, and
the immediate saving that may DO effected will be Of
service But when paper and presses have been i'm
ported to such ON extent that the value Of every
printing Office Is reduced one-third one-half and
when unthinking rivals have been stimulated to en-
ter trade already overcrowded. to the consequent
depression of prices will this general cheapening of
values be of advantage to any INTEREST,"
Will not tho perniciOus example set by printers
themselves, in clsmoring for removal of the duty
on type and printing material recol on their own
headsf If 1t is Of prime Importance to printers
that types should DO cheap then it is of equal i'm
portance to the public that printed matter should
be cheap. American printers have considered hith-
erto that their work s necessarily of such local ne
cessity that they be indifferent to the cheaper
labor and cheaper work Of foreign printers 1t is an
error. Much of the large work now done here, not
only of books but of labels and job-work, could be
done abroad at half the prices of American printers.
1t is done to an extent the effects of which are
already seriously felt by the trade. One New-York
insurance company alone is known to have remitted
$4,000 to England within the astt years for oalen-
dars in colors Excellent workmen can be hired in
Germany and Holland for rs cents per day in France
and Scotland for 81 per day; paper is equally
cheap and large buyers of printing know it. Ii
printers insist on a removal of the duty type it
will soon be followed by q removal Of duty on
paper and printed matter. In competition OF
prices between labor at rs cents and at So SS per
day. the American printer has not the slightest
chance Of, success. The damaging results of this
competition would be felt by every printer in the
country Is il wise to invite It'll
THO. l.. DE WINE.
Nt,o- York, Feb. %, 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
TUESDAY. March 5--p. NJ.


The stock speculation continued active
thron ghout the day, and the buish fully
az marked as during yesterday Prices ut the start we're
very strong and remained until nearly noon. when
determined attack upon Iseido Mail broke down the
price from 6l to Gs worry large amount Of .his stock
being thrown upon the market various current
among which was one to the effect that ths Alaska.
with 5000 tuns Of freight, overdue. had been
cisco or there basis for the report be-
You'd the fact that the steamer overdue but 1t dOpbt
less had the desired effect THIS decline dragged
down North Western common. Ohio and Mississippi, and
Western Union Telegraph but the rest Of the list kept
strong After midday Pacific Mail rallied and car
riea up to 62i. tho upward impulse carrying up Union
Pacific. Rock Island Ohios and York Central about
per cent. Tho dealings In the principal speculative
stocks were enOous will he by reference to the
official report OF sales printed the head Of Chs column
The variations fully important as those OF yes
terday and are given in the comparative table below
Tho leading stocks generally lower an tho maj
transactions North West closing at 49, Rock Island.
li2s and Pacific Mail 6 Investments were nrm Dol
aware Lackawanna and Western selling at lO5i Pan
ANA a5 Morris aud Essex. %, and Harlem, iO5 The
nsce aneous list was active aud strong, Canton rising
10 Ssi The coal stocks were weak and lower In the
forenoon but firm aud higher III the AFTERNOON
TX press stocks waro quiet and firm. Tho following
table shows tho highest and lowest prices OF @HVo
stocks made to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
THE MARKETS

TussDAr. March 5. 1917.
hsgs-Tbe receipts to-day IA pkgs. Pots "a better demsd
and steady; IS Pearls dali ann aomaanf
UNCHANGED at Sl1 .,,-,...s-. ,.m...
..ns x;th inquiry. L,ihs tams
~ demand descriptions whoat IN
portApt change. We quote;
BaICkA Chhesr
psa y M.... o. 80 Rosendsle bbl.... 81 1903
y n n a. Oh
Long I,sui..'. -al2 OOUommos, y bbl....... 81 ~
CT.tnn Front, ~ OJ0l5 OD Lump, Dbl. oil
Philadelphia Fronts - OGj' w lshs hsssn NJ. -"'"
Pi.Asr
Cattle ,r IS N0vs Scots - tSb =
Go.I psr 50 Nova Scotia b., tiB. OopJ -
Gale. Esst kiltY - taa 1904 ~
is There
little inquiry Brush New Hurf
and 810 v n New Green st6gc Ne" knJ 81
Old JD6c Tor Bed To Fair Gree Boons are oderas 10
quest 1t 81 SOD % " doI
Southern.
CUTTONSpot nominsly hgbeS but the imnes Of hns
sales 40 Jl3 lst evelnsl Of wheh SiS
export speculation, aud US IN trau~h
higher; follows bss
MlidRxs eyenDgAsrh 100 at re 100 kItc,
regular; April 100 2is. 100 st 20 lJibc 10 IS Rae @ -
zil6c 6c 1c 2OO u l3Ibs, DO at sse
n l6c May June s3s june 90 At te Jal,
Site 100 gc, total 1859 bseS fodsy- hsrch lU
"a 56c s. loo loo 100 st ~ j,oc. NJ 90 shes
18Th April 100 ne DO ~ u l6c so at nc, ~
AZ u loo 100 at nc. 100 ne, 1900 " ~ lSlbc h
yl!c 20 IL 6c 100 At a,c May 300 at % 3lo Ss,
zl6c 800 at i3Ic 6 - T6c 90 ct isci lase ~ 81
% Is Re 1O at 2c. .Oo at 2c jaly 80 Sstcl
April MAJ total 90 oiiearsnd toti Ht" eseA We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
Tue s y CT. FIRST MORTGAGES
SINKING Fund


81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD
COMPANY,
in denominations of 81 600, $780, and $780, Coupon
or Registered can now be obtained 10 a lInited
amount only from the undersigned. or through the
principal Banks aud Bankers throughout the United
States
The safety and Reliability Of thess Bonds is evil
denced in tho continued and increasing demand for
them by prudent and careful investors. who have in
vested in them after most thorough and rigid OK
animation Of the security pledged for their payment
both interest and principal
THEY ARE SECURED by a frat and only Mortgage
on the COmpanys railroad lwhich wiH soon oonred
the Union Pacific Road at Fort Kcdrnsy wiih AS
City Of ST. Joseph. No.. already an important ra't-
road centerl-upon the Franchises of the same-upon
the Equpment and personal property Of every decrp
tion-upon the Land Grant of the Company granted
by Special Act of Congress, approved July q, 1885,
amounting to 100000 acres, uhich has been officially
certified 10 tho Company by the Commissioner Of Ia
General Land Office in his official report 10 Congress-
transmitted through tho Secretary Of the Interior ~
Jan. 10, 1871
The Bonds are issued only they represent com
pleted and equipped Road all proceeds Of Bonds
beyond this arc held by the Trustees in trust unth
the necessary completion entities the Company 10
these proceeds.
The Road il built irst-class in every particular.
and has been 20 received and accepted by the Do
partment Of tho Interior.
The Mortgage Deed of Trust prohibits tho ssie OF
any of the COmpany's Lands at less than four l$H
dollars per acre. payable TO the Trustees and appea
TO the payment Of the Bonds through the operation
of the Sinking Fund The payment of the bonds
before maturity is not compulsory upon tho hoders
The Bonds are therefore secured by two classes Ok
property combined in mortgage, the value OF either
largely exceeding the amount of bonds which can be
issued under the mortgage.
Trustees Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-York.
| The Bonds have thirty years to run, with both
principal and interest payable in Gold. The princi-
pal payable in New York. the interest at eight q p
c.. per cent payable in February and August either
| in New-York. London, or Frsnkfort-on- the Main.
\ free Of tax.
| Price 81. and accrued interest in Currency. Tho
Bonds are receivable at par and accrued interest I'm
payment for the Company's Land Sales. Maps, ctr
culars documents aud full Information furnished on
| application.
The Bonds of this Company have always been re
ceived with favor by investors and capitalists have
| always commanded ready market, and We anhesi-
tatingly recommend them believing this loan viii
| rank equally with that of the Eastern Division Is
sues, which are now selling at premium above par
| TANNER 81 Co.,
| Bankers. No. IL Waii-st.
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Foreign Exchange has been dull but firm, and raj

Extra mails for Europe to-morTow per steamor VIZ
oonsin will close at 1880 p. at the Merchants E1'
change. Nos. so and 81 Pinest.
The money market has been easy with seven per cenf
as the general rate call osns but toward the cose Oh
hours the rush to lend the rate broke down 70
four, and discounts nominal
Government bonds strong but higher. with an
active buying demand all over the list the scarcity OF
bonds on tho market occasoning sharp advance in the
price whenever any attempts TO buy round lots were
made Flax 4 Hatch report "a follows at D. M:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

basi Cotton qts mol moe thss
half, grade above o beov the grade quoted
COA-There hasbeen demand fof Domestic and ~
little steady; IN fair demand ies hsses
pos sale. ~ .1e$5 50. Ssg$3 - fercp
far request steady sales 81 Newcastle ess al go
Liverpool Camel sls and Liverpool HOUSE Csnn- a. Oh
kinds continues du AID ere
quote Aasntne 81 sa9c I've 10 10 o<p spee
BE Paint al asa Nc, and Psrsfne Al be:sc. -,
COPFkETbere little feeling In tho market so se se
sds without saes get and pnees s s"e"
nom A., a..
DRUGS DgRS-Tber hss besa bitter demsDd of - 49,.
snc, oa I.,t: pcss mSrte clo< as %
gold baud both tho and arrive ha . - M,
with good demand quote spot o. Sse goa -.
request hfmer qnoe -, curcncy Onet
without aaos Sic change the bausss has ocea o"V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

tho marriott passed of quietly. In the gold loan
market tho rates paid for having balances
carried were s. "a. IT, s. 9. and per cont Tue dis
bursemsnts of overdue interest to-day were tiosoOo
making total siDoe January Of t oosooo; and paid
out In redeemed 5os. s2so0o total Of s2ssosooo The
days business &C the Gold Exchange Bank vas as fol-
lows: Gold cleared. tAuOOO; gold balances. tst2ss1 ;
currency balances NOoi.sos. The following were tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
To INVEST ORS.

We offer at par and interest in currency the TO
bonds of tho Northern Pacific Railroad. principal
and interest payable in gold and exempt from u. \.
tax. The fact that over $3.5OO.OO Northern Pacics
were sold during the past three months rs proof OF
their great popularity with investors All market
able securities received in exchange
JAY COOKE e. Co.. 10 Wai!-st.. N. Z.
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THE COUNTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

Bertram C. Green. age 16, and six feet in
hight, was released, yesterday by Judge Blatchford
from his navy enlistment the ground that he enlisted
without his fathers consent
The Jumel case is adjourned to Monday
next owing to the illness Of juror Judge Benedict will
sit IN the H. Crcut Court during the remainder of this
week and the OF James Irving. charged with AS
sautng u S. Deputy Marshal Will probably be called
f1ra nOnd
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CRIMINAL COURTS.

Harris G. Avery, bankrupt was held. Yesterday
$1,000 charge Of onCeng part Of his property with intent
defrAud his creditors
Edward Burnstein. a voluntary bankrupt, indicted
h obtaining clothing Max sader and Others 70
CO., held Commissioner Shields yesterday!
1900 bail
j. H. Lawrence and Lloyd Fields, revenue officers,
charged bsrkmn Francis Gosberg westst liquor dealer
yesterday Commissioner Osborn. 5000 bail await
the artou o Grand Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The CHICAGO. DASvuLE AND VINcEsNEs RAIL
ROAD ID a iinished line running through ono OF the
richest portians Of Illinois. connesting Chicago by
tho shostssf route with tho celebrated Block Coal
fields Of Indiana. and by way Of Evansville and Nash
yille with .bs entire South. Although but lust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
FATAL RESULTS OF AN AFFRAY.
omas Perry. of One hundred and-twenty-

arsi.t near Fourth-nve. quarreLcd about two weeks
ago with Timothy Carroll. blacksmith, and was STRUCK
by him ON the temple with hammer Carroll was re-
leased from usody as Perrys Injuries wsre MOI an
died on Molay night Coroner schlrmor nhs Issued
ysrr,t 0r the arrest Of Carroll pos -inortcfn cka
ION viii be made TO ascertain tho ca01e oil dostb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
DECIsIONs-MARcH s.

Supreme -ChambTs.-By Judge Ingraham.-
Nissan sgt r. r. Co-Motion denied Irvine agt kuter e al
Psbb al ag PhenE us Co-Aowsnoe Of Slse
Beach ct al art Ashe.-Moton denied.
Superior Court-Special Ter1n.--Bv Judge Sedgwick.
schenk g RomARIcepo 70 sureties sustsned see memo
rspda on ppers Aen-RepO confirmed Alexander aet
The Fulton Ferry Cooder granted Kohler
AIT BaysrMson opinion with Judge McCunn. Van
devoort sg denied Long observation-disclosures
granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

There was limited business In State bonds to-day tho
various changes ,beinR light South Carolina, new,
January and July. heavy IN tone these issues sell
ing down 10 80 Among the sales reported we note
Missouri at 94l 0eis; Virginia CoDsols. SSi; do Do
fered 7a0I1i seller days. North Carolnas. new
at 10. 8l9z and Tennessees, old. Coz The following were
the bids:
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Railroad bonds were strong and in good Investment
request all over Pacific Mortgages leading the list,
ami selling as follows: Centrals 1921; Union Firsts,
9I{; Iaud Grants. 81. and Incomes 81 The following
arc the buds for railroad bonds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

TIE London market IA reportsn very Su'ns '' "S"er
tina morning. with An advance 10 "on~S wv oni'ou
ate. bood, Cold va4 quiet with the preponder,ncs
n ssle a, ie, tho range the price being 10 and io
Tl,,re LA, L,on no iostTo u 40 doalpg. AID
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Nerp publications.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
POLITICAL REGISrEB
a. FoB 1871
FOURTH EDITION NOW READY.
FoH 1871

n, addition 70 ire us.si As,rosonIos Anssae yss
the following Political and Statistical Information;
LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING THR
THIRD SESSION OF THR xLIsr CONGRESS.
PRoCIAMATIoNs ON NEUTRALITY AND FENIANisM
ACT ENFORCING THR FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
THB TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
GRgKNBACKs OUTSTANDING FROM 1851 To 1871
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF THB o. s. FOR isTL
NUMBER OF PosToPPICBs IN 1870 AND 1871
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST
PUBLIC DBBr OF THE UNITED STATES
POPULATION or STATES BY COUNTIES PROM 1870 TO 1910
POPULATION OF TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE .. s.
POPULATION OF THB g. AND TERRITORIES ITO TO 1870
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT CABINET SUPREME
COURT-hISIsTgRS TO Y0RKIGs COURTS.
PORTYsRCO CONGRBSs-PoLITTCALLY CLASSIFIED.
COMMITTEES OF TfJB XLIID CONGRESS-
STATES OF THE UNION. POPULATION. CAPITALS GOV
KRNORs. Gc.--COSGREssIONAL APPoRTIoyMEsr.
ELECTION RETURNS. CAREFULLY PREPARED, OF ELgC
TIoSs HELD IN 1871. COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS.
HOW TO ACQUIRE TITLR TO GOVERNMENT LAND, &c, 60
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,olem.n Benedict's cloamg quotations were |:

William Ward. No. q BroadSt, qsoIes SOCK pf'iesn
az ,eua FOR per cent bonus 30 days ninT' qua =
bonn, on 60 days at tina following variations from too
market prire otftbe securities: c.v
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couRT CALBNpARs-THis DAY.

: COuHr-ls ADMIRALTY.
I 1870. .Bsrtger sgt BOrs.
l8l. .BOnna fen sgt Bark NJ
RideOut
I6l. Mccarthy agt. Ashbury.
100. .Lehigh VALLEY II. T. Ca sgt
Steam.tag W. n. Summer.
I.-BAKRgTr. "opens at 10y a. N.
1901. Cummings Agt. Davis and an
other.
1898. Miller agt Smith impl
1905. Stevens. igt Cummings impL
1877. Gates agt. Buckley.
1891. eastman sgt. Edwards. i'm
pleaded.
1923. Pike and smother hgt. Smith.
1877. Stuart ct al sgt Trask, jr.
1923. Barnett sgt. Hefnstin.
1891. .Corse agt 1ildep and another.
1895. .ODonnell Agt StrAttOD.
1853. Forbes Of Al agt. Miller ct al
Opens At II a, N.
594I Schepeler agt Preuss et al.
s65 .Deuaga SGT. Naphsgyi.
254. Field sgt. Deyliii>e: al.
J58. Kuffner. &c. sgt. Kirby ct al
1886. % DOnnell agt StrsttOn.
444i .OckershAusen sgt Bently.
i46. .Weissenbers sgt. Wood.
448. Wood ct al. agt Dickinson.
$50. The Board OF Com. Of Pilots
sgt. Pacific Mail S. 8. Co.
Calendar called at II m.
20. .Comsiook agt- Martin and
others.
81. Mills ct al sgt. Bntton.
II. Franklin Manufacturing Co.
agt. Holman and etheu.
~. Rice sgt Kinney.
"A. Barker sgt. Newton.
IS. .OCO5nor et al. agt. O'Con'
nor FL al.
&c. Arnold Agt. Schneider.
II. .kussell sgt. Hsmmell ct al.
%. u. 8. Patent Button Co. sgt.
Plat and others.
70. .Ryle, IT,. ct al. agt- RAhmiler.
81. Kennedy and others sgt.
Trail
30. Rsrly sgt Cbaye.
"a. .Stouvmei agt. Leslie
90. .Bldhdgs and others sgt Claw
son.
1906. Chambers igt. Baldwin.
III. In The matter Of tue election
OF Manhattan Compost
Pipe Go.
Call l2l. Smith ACT. Perkins.
'Aar I.-BAaBoUK. CD. "Opens
4 m.
c1uses.
50. Gray sgt. Hsller.
nses.
i45s. .sprsgue agt. vsbderiip
] $50. Shaw agt. Scott, i'm prd.
1873. Howard agt. smith.
1895. .Schafer aRt TObin.
1897. Jockey agt. Cannon
1905. Davis agt Jennings.
1875. .Gridley sgt Crowley.
1877. Howard sgt. Smith and others.
ART III. r. DALI. "opens At
M.
I249. Winnie sgt. OAKLEY.
8a3. .Pugsley sgt. Morgan
1929. More sgt. Rand.
tO4. .Dymond agt. Gillies.
473. Dart ct al. agt Walker ct al.
1893. Bell agt. Stett.
1913. .Roehner Igt. Kbickerboeker
Liie'Ips Co.
II. Chapman sgt. Douglass.
652. .Leporin sgt. LsndmAr.
1903. .Asrons agt. O'Bnen, sherlH
. "opens ct II a. m. .
iJ26. Mcintyre agt. Morgan.
1877. smith AgL strong.
1928. Fisher agt Ligbtstone.
1880. .Platt agt. Platt
1881. Alden agt. Muir.
1884. Stevens ACT. Hastings.
1884. .Widde. j.. sgt. DE OSoot
.r I-(Iso., "opens AZ 10 q. m
4 Al 10 a m,
1904. .Peiser agt. The Congregs-
ton u. e. n. ID.
sO95. .O'Re.lly agt. Jennings.
8Oe6. .Eelson agL O'Bnen.
1928. Goodwin sgt Eagle Mfg. Go.
gl43, .GiIlespie ast HOun.
gIl6. Grow AT Gilman.
9isT p,s,s 40, SerrrIl.
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opened. il is already Gaming. net. McRR THAN THE En-
TIRE INTEREST on all it's bonds We are now seiiins
tho last of the issue at and accrued interest," They
pay per cent gold. Full particulars furnished o"
application in person or by maxi
w. b. SHATTUCK & Co.. Bankes.
30 Nassau Now fork
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Ta day,s transactions In the u. g. SubTreasury vere
eon ,,eeo stsfa31 CO.. Currescy psynsats Snos %
1B $751; ursenoJ baanee.. fylISb "a
(3o1 balance ~ J73 708 81 Castows UiW
Ca,,soc, recelps rs al DI
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHASGE-FRsr GALL.
lot O'CLOCK A.
SALES FROM 10 TO 10t A. M.

Ac
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SECOND BOARD.

g GODSrAB,nt B0no. ga,
a. SON 81 i 1000 Us $40 Con %
a. T. 40 Reg. % J-o "a Oe'OcA
o,cioc. I2t sOOp u T. S. 1910 Cor.....l 100
IA 40 r. \ s91 Con "a - L. :. S. 10 ReEd....
I'M - =