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SECOND BOARD r. NJ.
-, Pona.- kaiIrOdd LOndg-Bdnk and Rdtir0dd-ffprt
FRIDAY. Feb. 2-P. ".


The stock market, after so long period oil
dulIness and stana,iOn has to-day presented better
aspect Tn no speciality have the dealings been large or
excited but enough animation and spirit has been
infused into the business to materially brighten the
nrospects q operators and Spectators. As we have
hcfore Indicated the late inactivity taken advantage
OF by the leading lights Of the street to perfect thc
accumulation, for future movements. What direction
suecuIation may take is yet shTouded IN mystery
hut ye recognize that the contest Is likely to be not
one II we may take criterion the known POSITION o
certain heavy operators. The veteran exEre Director
has not been chary his puts the leading shares ana
If, late dsaectcd conrade it is thought, Only osten
sbly engaged in heavy gold speculaons IN ordef 10 OIL
vert tho attention Of the street rom MS move
ments in stocks The heads and managers OF the
Lake Shore pool though now absent In Washing
tom will return soon; and take it all In
I'm all the future seems pregnant with lively times The
market opened steady to-day, but quickly developed
strength on the entire ne stock after another
was taken up and pushed forward from to per cent,
without scarcely halt the upward reaction deriving
fresh veor from the sudden change TO ca,e In money
The most active stock Pacific Mall. In which the use
was continuous but this specially closely divided the
honors with Erie, Ohos, Northwestern Common. and
Union Pacific which latter stock there said to be new
deal shares participated in the advance
the dealings were restricted Investments also
frmer, Delaware, Lackawanna and Western selling
low 1921, in exception But Fort Wayne rose TO 90
Chicago and Alton Preferred l25 and 81. Louis and
Iron Mountain, which Ia becoming quite active TO 6ji
The quicksilver shares active and in inverse ratio
to the atmOsphe zeal temperature, went up several
degrees from 2sk to 800 for the Common the Preferred
selling 49, We note sale of Marposa Preferred at 29
Express shares also higher, Adams rising TO 93i
The following table shows the highest and lowest prices
NJ ctiVna fopks adj fnAda
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MIDLAND RAILROAD
Isl MORTGAGE Pm CENT. GOLD BONDS.
4 sAn L. ILL.

Isl MORTGAGE PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
Limited 10 $4,000 per mite on finished road.
The rapid progress toward completion of this great
Trunk Line from New-York 10 the West and to
Canada enables MS 10 offer to investors at par and
interest further Limited issue of these fayorite Sc
curities.
Upward OF $40 miles Of this road. including the
New-Jeisey section are already finished, equipped
and in operation and contracts with responsible
parties have been made for its entire completion by
the first day Of July next. When this shall have
been accomplished its earnings cannot faii TO no
lar q and highly rcmuneratiy- ,,u has Advantages
AZ lets. equal 10 lhose Of any of is competitors for
both local and through hu>iness. u Is building for
cash. c 'esies peaily ssOo0o hare been furnished BY
sTb't' pOD 10 ~ stock ~ pm The work il substan-
ta., amt 'udi1, equipment has mol exceeded in
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D Benedict's closing quo

Yesterdays movements In Congress in approving the
Treasury Syndicate operations of last July, were con.
srued unfavOrable TO further rise in gold in that IL
afforded grounds for hope that the proposition lately
advanced might after all meet with Congress ap-
prevail in the form Of removing the obstacles TO
cessful negotiation. In consequence gold was steady
and quiet. at 1921 TO 1921, hut in late deal
ings sold up TO l09f. Tho rates paid In the gold
loan market were and per cent and gold
for carrying to fat the borrowing side The Assistant
Treasurer paid ont 600 gold on called lsG2s making
total OF s4 100000 and in January and February coin
interest s2OOCco total of s1iss7,OO Tho days
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold
cleared s3,6o3OCO gold balances, s3lo..O: currency
balances, 81, 466,76O
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Foreign exchange has been irmer We quote:

Extra mails for Europe Tomorrow per steamship City
OF Paris will close AT lO:i5 at the Merchants Ex
change, Nos. 90 and s? Plnest.
The money market during the morning was uniformly
steady per cent L. e. bond and stock Exchange
collateral The bankers supped ther at an early
hour and at the close balances freely loaned at
s. and finally per cent. Mercantile paper moved slowly
but rates unchanged.
Government bonds have been quiet both at the boards
and the counters Of the leading houses. Price.
sustained during the morning, but gold became
sitter, stendness impaired at the close Fisk
& Hatch report as follows. at 4 p. m
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THE MARKETS.
rc.r.,slly reported for rHs TRIBUNE

FRp.I Feb q IN
ard the market steady at 80 1GSs 2 Pearls quiet and as
COrTog-Thc on the spot moderately scr, W
charged prices sales POI bales 1884 evening" including ar I'D
aPGd the S n u aD 80
great uoSIa lots eoa bad .s
CANbLES-Tbs market very dull and prices O@in,l
Enehsagd We quote Adar.ntns BGe for Ras Oi SPERM
Flour AND MEAIThs Flour MARKET Is stronger til, demand
for The trad. and The Provinces che low aud medium grade, ar
f 'is e. sas i.iG .sS S 1 s de 10" sS Sa
s Is s sS ale. sss % c S'IS s Sop E, ~s. "a
.: 's.. ;;:ss Sc One &c qisIH %s. ii. ss y
s;:: ';s:' ss! ii g WI: $s.: NIX
sn.s:o. E1trs: 500 80 Doq9. kr,I. Do d. %
oisi esif: sD.: 400 E:s f'
St o H .aS MeS $50 .n .ss Errs
We Wee adS Ss market strong Win good hau' '-''
Bait Alex and Georgetown MiIed Good Sup So Is $50
Bait Alex and GsGysetOwn, kI'sa AID Family &c
R1s Four asdy and in Hsi, request. supply r sales Il"
Eve F FiSsI sisss saa
GS Meal n q. "a % 'ts: ~ H mss t' @
Corn N Ne. W W.:;'sP 3S 9 Co" Meal b. pa
s:a; t Ts Il a. "a d.1 ss s
gea, fair rseo..t md sssst .- :- q State
FsSidITs-TS+rs l.. been %ofe .sd,s isgsIp Is E,
ga" other room VIII he ' sS:ss a"': .
business dali and nomihany unchanged ne A..
Store Ga Bacon l5 d. 90 bales Cotton -
and night Is 100 bush Corn Std, BY steam 'Oo bales o.
ID To London 80 tuBs Of Clover see oJ sal at % 90 70
steam, st2s To Glasgow, 2 40 bGsh Corr a. oi
Bristol l5 bush. Corn Cd, AID 100 boxes Bteoa Al %
500 bush Grain at I'D $50 tuns Lard and hon -
ls !3s 81 To Rotterdam, so obs "a
D., sal, The only charters heard Of NOrs.n .t ,s
?4OO bbs Petroleum Baltic port ON pys. n,
FEATHERS are In limited demand and steady We Pl''e "
GRAS-Ony limited inquiry for WHEAT bat hSer' are 49,
higher prices aud With limited arrivals prices tend orsA ,AI
checks the Inquiry for the presence Of 80 ah ee r.ss
checks badness the sales 20 40 bush al - ~ =. u,A
sPrpF in store 81 a. for Red JeIsey " = o IL 90 bad
soc. for t,lr TwoRowd State, s0d ~ O FOR 500
Barley Malt quiet and unehng .ale' Of ~ Ss sosss ,us
New ohio Mised Al Sc White q S. aSec and sSe 90 i,,ss
store Rys he'd At sse Tor Isrts se. sat,
opened bot the business sste S W. n.ms AZ
Insoand az ii sic Western ga eIosss S,s~a
for Good and Old store AZ 1sc Weaern While ~ " y,lss
Yellow al 1ta7ase. Southern White q. Ieaee.i sse'"H
GINSENG l,n Ngh, demand hat prices arm .Sa mSe&
GUNNlks-Bags quiet bat prices are Native
at 5ie - DAYS credit and 1000 rolls Domestic April -" .
HtMPISs marie. for 4. Ia. T % t s.S
Hors- The is only br and with ~es'''s '''"'
have 40 upw and tesdeney ,-....- 4. 81 -
HAy-rhNemaad far and prices ssss, u sss sf s
al o. for shipping 81 toasl 50 iof Retail w. ell
hay and ae IS for clossr stray asss ..s Sc s
?" f Long W., s tor see 90. .as a. quote EShs.
ss6 ga; lanseon at s3sd IS So 6lenssa,. sso srM
totnss ga American aud 10 fair sqasss" rrsss sss
MAJ domestic ,ese,, s,s III, denspd The -.rAs ''s'
So bill =. as and By sas,los 80 Dos I'm a,.s. so
Naval stoassnTs' r.,1: :.. e.. IS sSs -
., u tic. the stock here b ssrms.ec ~ AVN wv
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The Philadelphia stock market was steady, to-day
Pennsylvania 6s sold at 1891. Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 2c, Reading Railroad 90 and Pennsyl
yania Railroad, Gli. Gold closed at 1921.
The following is the movement in dry goods for the
week: Entered for consumption s2.l35s9; Withdrawals
Sl271, 407 &arehOuscd, 81, 217,j59.
At meeting OF the Trustees Of the Atlantic and Pa
cAc Telegraph Company, held to-day, the following Off
elected President John Duff; Vice President
W. H. Guion Executive Manager, E. d. l.. Sweet; secre-
tary, Alfred Nelson Executive Committee Sidney Dill
Ion. John II. Mortimer, c. s. Bushnell, L. +. Morton. W.
d. Snow, Judge Emott, and Oliver Amcs
The officers OF the Manhattan Savings Institution pre-
their 2st ANIMAL report in another column. The de-
posts amount 10 ss3Oo 95, being an Increase Of
202 80 during the past year The assets OF the bank
consisting mainly OF bonds and mortgages and Govern
ment state and City bonds amount TO sS6952O l3 The
bank has a surplus OF s279,s57 ~.
The earnings the Pacific Railroad Of Missouri for
the third week in January were
7I....S5953 ea0126 fssIT
Year commencing MaIrh f3B7jl9
1eGr commencing March J. 1870 J2029
HlU1,-o
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exchange at the present difference in price hola,.
Midland Bonds ~i reoetre 80 per cent more ~
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In State bopds the volume OF business was extremely
small South Carolinas having advanced one or tw,
points during the week must necessarily have their
usual reaction ana to-day the January and uy Issue,
cropped 10 a. Missouri cs sold ut a5. and y. Y State
Bounty Loan 7s, registered at 100, diC7 The following
were the bids:
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In railroad bonds there II an increasing DushesS 0
demand for certain mortgages being quite brisk Gen.
trail Pacfcs sold at lO2ia1O2s Union Firsts, s2@S2ti
Land Grants, SIT: Incomes, s7s; Toledo and "aoasn
Firsts St. Louis division, eOs0oo; Morris and Essex
Frsts 100, and Boston, Hartford and Erie Frsts 500
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