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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-20


The stock market has again been very
active especially this fteoon and the volume of bust
transacted should Judge TO be In OF that
of any other day this week. The prices at the send OH
were strong and little higher than the latest official
figures Of last night Before the First Board the dean
were simply enormous, particularly in the speculative
cards, Union Pacific and Pacific Mail and under heavy
purchases by strong parties tue frstnamcd
went up TO 37s, and the Latter TO 90. This
little piece of work over, the market took
the back track before meridian the rctrogadc move
lnent had set back prices to II per cent The rally how
ever, at hand, but not up to the point from which
the decline started The Second Board exhibited barely
steady market later the entire list developed
active selling movement and prices declined very
sharply and in some instances more than per cent
The downward movement received impetus from reports
that another savings bank had failed, but which
afterward denied Erie was sold in very large
quantities, and bccame-with Union Pacific, Ohos
Northwestern. Wabash, and Western Union Telegraph
the feature OF the afternoon. The market feyersh
and unsettled up 10 the close. Union Pacific which
seems to have become favOrte with the speculative
fraternity OF late, after touching 3 ia the morning
back under heavy sales to realize profits 3j2 aud again
rallied t. 36, and still later declined 3G thus aOrng
opportunities for making quick Turns" The earn
iugs the Union Pacific for six months ending Oct 81
reported net s245029, at the rate per
Should the six months following equal the net
receipts OF the fret half OF the fiscal year, the amount
would he sufficient to meet the interest upon all the
bonds issued by the Company and leave surplus Of
per cent on the capital stock which would be very
fatering result for road that is but in it, infancy
OF development. Whether matter OF fact
the road will show equally good results FOR the second
half Of the year shall in good time. We note
among the less prominent shares, sales OF Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western at lO5alO5.; Morris and Is
sex, 92s Ohio and Mississippi preferred 75l G76 Fort
Wayne, 96t; Terre Haute, 25 New Jersey Central scrip,
lO7 Cumberland Coal and Iron, 46; and C. c. C. and
l., s9l dsss. The miscellaneous shares quiet and
express shares firm. The following table shows the
highest and lowest prices OF active stocks made today
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD CoNPAMi
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
Bonds
BEARING EIGHT PER CENT IS p. cl INTEREST PAHs
BILE IN GOLD.
FREE OF TAX,
AND N DENOMINATIONS OF $1,000 $500, and $40
can be obtained from the undersigned, or through
the principal banks and bankers throughout th
United States.
The attractive features Of these Securities are n
coanized in the fact that, although they have sa
but short time on the market, they are nearly al
absorbed and but a small amount are nov for sale
They combine o perfect security with beea
rate of interest This interest account is made hsi
for and easily borne by, tho Company through the
operation of the Sinking Fund created from saleot
the Company's land which IN many cases dfawln'
terest at the rate of ten 40 per cent per annun
The security behind them is ample in every partleu
lar as they constitute first and only mortgage ona
trunk line of railroad which will soon connect the
city of ST. Joseph, Mo- an important railway cen
! ter. with the Union Pacific Railroad az Fort
Keaney materially shortening the distance between
The Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition tobh
the bonds have further security i'm the fst that
there il included in the Mortgage tho CompanSs
magnificent Lands. amounting to 100000 acres,
known TO be- among the best in the United States.
The Mortgage ndenture 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 years to run, with interest
at Eight Per Cent free of tax payable February aud
August in each year
Both principal and interest are payable in gold
The principal in New-lork. The interest in either
NewYoIk London, or Frankfort -on-the Main at the
option of the holder, without notice aud in the gold
currency of the country in which they presented
They are coupons or registered
Tustees-Earmers' Loan and Trust Company.
The present price OF these bonds is 81 and accrued
interest in curreRcy from August 15 1871. But thg
are receivable at par and accrued interest IN pay
ment for lands sold by the Company. The rights
reserved 10 advance the present selling prize with
out notice.
Maps, circulars, documents and mll information
furnished on application.
Though acting as agents for the sale Of this AoGa our
firm bay and sell in their regular business he bonds otto
n. Joseph and Deara' City Railroad Company tho. OF
the Eastern Dirision eight per cent ISL, recertptaod|
at 91 being Aop quoted al from 1913 10 IG and Ge'
orued interest.
TANNER & Co. Bankers No. II Wallst.
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There has been an active business in State bond.
auence OF previous days. The most active bu,,,.,.
In new South CaroliDas, which improved on yests,,s
advance the prospects OF q more favorable lse,'
in the state finances Tennessees were firm az IN. ~
Improvement as were also Missours OF both class,
City bank shares firm. See sales In Official nr,.,
list.
The transactions IN railway bonds show no falIns =.
in amount though there has been little reaction "a
Pacific mortgages after the late buOyancy. We A..
sales Of Centrals at 1921; Union rsts, S3 Land Gr,,
"a; and Incomes, ST 4Ssi; Frsts Of Harlem sold Az
Firsts Of Milwaukee and ST. Paul. OFT; Firsts o,
and |. G., 931 FiTsts Of North Missouri, 9393l: Co.,
Western firsts OF 1863 at 5t NewYOrk Central n a ~,
at &c. and n. and st. Joseph Convertible per cent, .
par.
The Masonic Hall and Asylum Fund bonds, Offered q.
sale, IN another column, by o. ID. Ashley Co. M 4,
Newest are selling rapidly we understand, and will 800
DO absorbed for permanent investment. The strUt..
ITSELF which Is three stories In hight, will be one
the architectural ornaments Of the city. The "K.v.
Lodge" of this city has just voted TO invest all Of tie.
funds in the Masonic Hall bonds, and we have no dcus
that Masonic Lodges generally, having funds to sv,
will put their money INTO these bonds.
Messrs. John j. Cisco 4 Company, financial AGENT a,
the Houston and Texas Railroad, are Offering ihyes
the first mortgage Land Grant Sinking Fund per On,
gold bonds of that Company at 80 and accrued ntsrs
in currency. Mr.. VIM f. Dodge is President Of the Con
pany and Mr.. Moses Taylor, W. NJ Rce all OF this d
Directors. The bonds ore secured by first and oay
mortgage upon ten sections Of square miles OF land
every completed mile of road, and the issue OF bond
limited TO $4,000 per mile. The earnings Of the Rad
part Of which Is already completed has been AZ foov
Earnings 1862 with ln miles in operation n,GLs21 Is;
in 1870 with l66 miles, sSsstlo; and in 1871, with a,
miles, s22ss2y7 81. The President OF the Company VIII
give full information in regard 10 the Road and proc
poets.
The following is the movement in Dry Goods for tie
week: Entered for consumption, g. 357 567; withdrawal
ses3lg9 warehoused, s9O4,l55
The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day
Pennsylvania 6s third issue, sold at lO5; Phladeps,
and Enc Railroad, 2si; Reading Railroad 81 lie s0a
Pcnnsylvania 6Os. Gold closed at l09
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MIDLAND RAILROAD
Isl MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
Limiled ID $50 900 nea mile on fni.hed road.

Isl MORTGAGE PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
Limited to $4,000 per mile on finished road.
The rapid progress toward completion of this great
TrWk Line from NewYork to the West and 10
Canada enables us to offer to investors at par and
interest a further limited issue Of these favorte "
cuIites
Upward Of $40 miles of this road. including tho
New.Jeisey section IRE 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 fail TO 30
large and highly remuneraive, as 1t has advantages
at least equal TO those Of any Of its competitors LOT
both local and through business. 1t is building for
cash. Of ehch nearly SS00O0o0 hare been furnished ~
subscription 10 is stock al PAR The work is snbstA
tia and, including equipment, has not exceeded I'D
cost $4,000 per mile, which is less than onetAn Of
the amount at which some of the trunk Lines Oh
roads leading from NewYo are capitalized, aud on
which they paying good dividends.
In view of these facts, the Midland lst Mortgage
Bonds must be regarded as a tirst-class secnnn-
quite as safe Governments and, by making 'po
exchange at the present difference in price, ho'a"@
Midland Bonds rW receire SO per cent more o. reo"''
Upon The amount Rresed than the holders Of Goeerr"'''
bonds.
For sale or exchange for Governments at ths'i
market price by GEORGE OPDYKE ~ 10,
g Nassau-sL
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NO. 4, NOW READY, CONTAINS
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cent, more al thin :, While prime s,..dS,s,. w.
in demand at 7 70 per cent. 10" ben
The movement in the Government bond ia, ~.
very light, but the prices on the entire la, h eea
well sustained. Fisk & Hatch report Goyeynn,.s'a
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Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were:

The gold market has been strong. aud during the
ing ranged 1851 l9 but advanced in the afternoon TO
1884 az the chances OF the new bond
ton became less rose cOored the heavy demand for
Customs, and the short interest imparting further
strength the premium The rates paid for carrying
a. 81, and per cent. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank follows: Gold cleared
<7,Ci2Ooo; gold balances s66 currency balances
( pJ9e qQ Mo folIo uinrx tbe
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