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New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS ANNIVERSARIES.

The sixth anniversary of the Universal Peace
Cooper Institute yesterday, by appropriate speeches
MI Love announced that Mrs. Julia Ward Howe was in
London making preparations for International Peace
Congress- be held in that city during the Summer aud
also that called the Universal Peace
Alliance would hold Convention In Paris. June 3.
After considerable earnest discussion on the Geneva
Arbitration and its probable results, the propTiey OF
settling all disputes without fesOrng 10 hostile eX
trcmce and tie rapid progress Of the peace movement,
Washington and expressing confidence ia the Indian
Peace Policy.
Tbe American Female Guardian Society and Home held
its 3Sb anniversary yesterday. THIS charity embraces
a home for destitute young women and widows
with small children, house Of industry, outside
visitation, chapel, and a publication office.
The buildings extend from Twenty ninth TO Thirtieth
NJ. near FOnrth-ave In connection with the
institution IL schools, with an average
attendance OF 1900 children Last year 534
sheltered at the Home and more than 1900 children
for disturbance IN the city government" the report
states some oil the cut Off The eXpen0i
tunes exceeded the income and the institution,
sa.staiBed entirely by voluntary contributions, appeals
North elected President; Mis-. =. X BenDet Core
sIodng Secretary; Mrs II. wilson Recording Secretary
aud 40 other ladies Board Of Managers The iDstitu.
tou ~ entirely unseeiaI1an.
was celebrated Yesterday la Association Hail. The Rev.
George L. Prentirs presiding the tIeasurers report
showed that the total receipts for the year
s63Sl32 % total expenditures, s537 ,l94 bal
eoHiiIittee be appointed TO cooperate with the Com
snsse of the Young Mems Christian Association for the
purpose Of discovering aud prosecuting the publishers
and yeDders books asd pictuIos The Board
oI recOrs elected the following officers for the ensuing
year:
I.srus,s Cen~ee-Tbe Re, Wv Adams. D.. the Rev. John
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA, May Sat the session of the
American Medical Association report read 10y Dr.
Weatherly OF Alabama, from the Committee Medical
Education suggesting that more eharters he granted
for Medical Colleges which do not adopt the plan
education Endorsed by this Association and that Lcgis
latures be asked to All charters for colleges
adopting the plan OF the Associations and thai no de
gate be admitted from institutions refusing TO adopt
such plan. The report alluded 10 the rNaify between
colleges, inducing sOne 10 lower charges and give c
grees to men totally unit for the duties Of Physirr.
DE- Fndlay Offered resolution that J sicahs attend
ing families y contract, or by the year az wLo bd Tor
practice at lees rates than the fgrr gracuaics, shall
Dc eiasscd among the guar practitioners. Adoptd.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
THE TURF.
RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 8.-In the Chester races, to-day,
the Iradesmens Plate tbe Chester Cup was won by Mr.
". Nichols brown colt Inveresk, with soucar second
and Napolitain third. Fourteen ran. soucar was the
favOrte at the start the betting being 10 TO against In
veresk, TO against souear and SO 10 against Napo
tain. w. Chaloner the jockey Of the winner The
following Is the summary OF the race
The TrGemens Plate 2O specie added 10 abands
Of 70 Oyefgn CouIse about u mes IVJ
suhs
Ar. W. Nichols br Inyeei, old y Lamiton dam ty
Arthur Wellesley out Of POlJ) oAuBg stone
Nj h. Bayleys b. D. SOuctT old bY Dollar out 81 AgH)
Lord Nilons b. NpoHn old ospoir q StT,-
made In Fanoe) ing one
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
POLICE NOTES.

The glass house of Joseph Walter & Son. at River
men. a's and damaged ) SOOi insured.
Michael OI3rien was arrested yesterday on q
% aaDs Of from S1 SeE pes @ WOOD S on 81 MoSy n "
Jane Walsh, age 90 of Pittsburgh. was found yes
terday No 7 Second nensble from the
Bellevue Hospital
The body of James Smith of fremont, N, Y, age
81 found the East River of Fosevenihst yesterday ne
body George Gege Of No. "a ILt found at the
foot Of seventh-st
An Italian boy named Ebelina, residing at No. 223
attempted yesterday agh from Hudson River Railroad
run and fatally injured.
Miss Addie Howe lately visiting at No. 100 West
Foryfhhst while riding Yesterday Broadway hai
her pocket picked Of vale. containing SO, diamond worth
$3.50 gold rug and other articles.
The Van Sam examination was resumed before
Justice Bowling eseray and Albert H. rTPC Paying Teller Of he
journeI.
The Board of Police transferred, yesterday Ser
geants from the Fourteenth the Twenytbr Precinct
missed Paromeu OF the Twelfth and oBhen Of the TSuteh
Precinct
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Pay Lang.
Ayes scnnirySan James cu'icl r shooting Henry
Williams in the Broadway ,anerbu saloon early yesterday, and for
assisting 10 steal his watch and chain, worth $3.50
Elijah p. Sheaden, dealer in flour and feed at
No. oOj westst committed at Jefferson Market Yesterday on
,enash, Of the KhcksiSoclcf Tea compsny DAVIS for
fFs y Sss s0sH, Ga oIS Msi 'a C No. East T~
Harry d. Cole, charged with having in his posses
with sell 5000 counterfeit committed
Yesterday IN default Of $1,000 bail Commissioner Shields Cole
was the Trial Of Joshua d. Minor for like
alleged lie Las served one term States Pns"n for dealing IN
counterfeit money uat before dis yesterday be admitted
10 bal, charge Of forgery In one Of the State courts
Losses by fires: At No. Al Broadway on Tuesday
nighJoin Thompson Co. dealers fancy goods $40 600 insured
by tie Fund Coumhs Andes Alps Weehes
County Aemana and other compnes Rossman Co.. dealers
fancy goods 46O0i insured follows: Ens Of Hartford $1,000
fremen $500 Queen 500 luperia, 1905 MeehaIics Of
Brooklyn $500 Liverpool London ard Globe 81 500; Pennsy
$3.50 total Set0; lgnAz stein Manufacturer Of ladies'
s5U Insured io 1900 By the Manufacturer and Builders and
PAk compales W b Lawrence. binding, $1,000 insured O
$1,000 At No - kose Jesrdsy-Chars seheidler
A5tO.
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LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The New-York Founding Asylum is to have
benefit concert on Sunday evening, May II, at st. Ste
phen's Church, East Twentyeighhst This concert Is
yiven by the Roman Catholic Choral Society. new or
eanization formed especially for the study OF Roman
Catholic Church music.
A meeting of chorus singers of the Italian,
German and English opera held at Dramatic Hall,
I'm Houston-st yesterday afternoon TO form protec
tive union. Committee of organization was appointed
This action was taken in anticipation OF an attempt To
reduce salaries OF chorus singers from $40 TO $40
week at the Boston Peace jubilee.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS TO-DAY.

The American Woman Suffrage AssOclatlon,
which is opposed the Woodruff and Clann party but
is in favor of legal and political equality for woman,
holds its anniversary meeting this morning. Afternoon
and evening at Apollo Hail. Twelve speakers are TO be
present including Mary A. Lvermore. Lucy stone
Charlute E Wilbour WIN. Lloyd Garrison the Rev. Ed
ward Tsrleston. and the Rev. James Freeman Clarke
The National Woman Suffrage Convention VIII hold s
sessions to-day and 10 morrow, at Stelnway Han MIS-
Stanton Miss Anthony, and Others, will speak. D..
The American Congregational Union VIII celepfate Is
nineteenth anniversary by social reunion TINS evening"
at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09

Metropolitan Hoiel-Senator W, i. Hamilton on Of y
81 S,eSoIa. HosigI Gov Page Of Vermont ae Rey
Jha o Richmond j. Barr Of Psbureh and MAJOR j.
spp9 ~ ~ ~ anbo,n Y FtnA HoeJudge Henry sher
man os wsbprton william Mason Of Taunton M. A. ANGEL o.
n r Vail OF Troy Andrew T. McChntock OF Pennsyi
,spis Grand Central HofIThe Hon Bus hsasn and
n ~ RsI,mo, 1s.or HoVse-Gen. Ri 3 Parker ana X j.
f,tps az Breroo HoseTbe Hon WAYNE MAC 'esgh
Of Harrisburg A. Dalglh Of England Cofman Ho-II he
R.y n "a Patterson Of .Atemark hoht-Tbe Hon
Renisnin STARK Of Nathan Appleton Wt
,no,.Laad Hoff-James NJ Wehb.
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THE MURDERER OF HALLORAN INSANE.

John Ialloran, age 49, of No. 80 Bowery,
was shot twice by James Burns Of No. I49 Allen In
the Gotham slooD early April 2s and died in Belle
Hospital All inquest was held, yesterday by Cor
oner Young. James Lahey and Patrick Hartigan, bar
tender the saloon, described the aay and Officer
D. Pierce and Sergeant McGiven cf the Seventeenth
Precinct the Circumstances OF the arrest and identca-
OF the prisoner. The jury rendered verdict against
Burns, and bc VAS committed to the TOmbs for trial.
The prisoner asked to answer the usual questions IN
relation and guilt but William r. Howe his couu-
sell nerposed and after Affirming that the state OF
prisoners Dund wond not enable him TO answer, read
from manuscript the proper to the questions.
Mr. Howe stated that hc had had several cOnversat
with Barns, who had no recollection OF any thing that
occurred In the Gotham saloon April 49, Burns con.
ycrscd with his friends throughout the exaIninatio
aud wrnt with them 10 the 1UnDs HIS rank
Mnrslial preserving him from the degradation of ha
cuns.
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c.u.. a-uA N n The Rev m I. Darlington, the Rev X r.
% p"s's The Rev Bonhsr and the Rev Thomas d. hnder

Committee-Alfed g. Barnes, Samuel s. Constant Dr.
W. n Restenan Henry MershA and Blbet Il. Monroe
Fnsnoe Commiee-Tbomas G. noremus Geo Titus Oliver Is
Wad samuel Colgate Caleb b. KneAs aud Anson Phelps Stokes
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MAY D. ISN
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDSUTs, ais BRoApwAf'
eam-7ej Eoon-sp 5nm.-1' hdnShl-e9'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
BROOKLYN.
NEW-,JERSEY,

JERSEY CITY.-Robert Gallagher, who was
stabbed ON Monday morning at his residence in Morgan
st. by James Cooney, died early yesterday. His ante
mortem statement was taken by Coroner Burns. H'
fnlly identified the prisoner his assaant. Cooney
admitted his guilt the presence Of the dying man. anc
also i'll court.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-09
STONE CAMEos

of marked artistic merit, mounted,
in the most novel and attractive
styles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10

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Fu~t NpEI,AGr SHINING FUND LAND GUAAr
BoEps.
Dttur,.,. l,r.,..f pr, Cr,r .sn.c. INl.Ef,r PAYA-
r,..r,. Gam
FrrrnFT,x
Avp ~ Dr>ovr.,II.,, on $1,000 $780,. and sto,
,.o IN, ,.,,i,eI IRON, I'M. ur,...ic,.f ~. r,,o,,,'
A., ,,f-...l l,,l,, and tapl,.,. ,l,r.,,.t,,,t tb
I-,,i+..l s.,.,y
.r,. 1T, t,.,,r. ,, t,., s.,r;.i., ,r, IN
coanzcd in the fact. that. although they have been
bnt short time on the market they are nearly all
absorbed aud but ANAL amount are now for sale.
They combine perfect security with liberal
rate 'i interest mas interest account i' in''e i-u
for and easily horne "'' '-' O""i amy '''i""I.' '''
operation u the HIhilnt iuud created Ifom sales "i
the Company land. which III many eases ara" IL
tcIcst at the rate of fem %" per- csH' per amman"
The security he'nd them is ample lh every P''''"
l'' '.N i''" ''"'. ''"', '',' | ''
ti'mb Anr "l railroad "H''h VIII ''.' 'o''''' '''
Guy '' 81, '' P' Wv. .'', ,,.;rr...I %, I.,t
teri VIII" inc "''" Cd, ''. '4.-...,
hca'hcy' ma'''.auN Nn'' ''''"E al,
ia" A'"nll' ''" .'''' '''.''' ~ ..t
the bonds nave l"F," ..' ''''' '' '''
there is nri'I." J." '"' "'' 80 ''g ''',' ''"'
i"'A'''''''H' ''-''''' a.. 3oit., St,tes
known 10 be among Tue '''' )" '"' ''''',
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Art 1T TIE CAPITAL

CoNVrC.rlCI-TS CONTRIBUTION TO THE NAiioNo on
sTArI. AIRY GNILERY-lNESS NlNtU.'--,,,,~
JONATHAN TRUMBULL AND ROGER ,,,,,,',,p,
,FRoy 4 EEGuIAR COERE. poNDENt or Inn
WASHINGTON, Jan. G.-lhe statues % e "u''
l i,r,l,. and Elcev sherman. sent bI '"o o,',o VI
WA" ''''''s'' I'm; her m the National Hall Of
So, 81, tle C.,itol. have been taken rom '"e I"'N-
So, ,s Tins week. aud placed in poSluo' Oh 'No o"''
,4cf hc hall They Of colossal Propoi'I o.N o''IL
r,o,nst NOR, than eight feet hGh """ arc INC VIVA
NJ Mr. g. b. Ives. connecticut aru7t ''SuV" '' h''''
,,,, ts rcprcscuted in the act of reading ms lh"u-
-, ,,,,ss to tho Connecticut legislature. He holds
A.. t,ls LARGE manuscript, on the outside OF which
a. a., riut,n. To the honorable, the Council ana
Ions Of Representatives In General Court convened
, ~, ,-sl1 lie is dressed in the costume OF
src Gentleman OF his dav-hag wig tied with broad
,irlan hroad.,tIrted coat. lace ufies at wrists
md tI.,lt long waistcoat with great flaps
Al Che pockets kucc-nrcochcs silk stockings and
hu,kIri shoes. The heavy cloak, which artists now
elaYs seem think Of the necessary belongings Of
"A srau's statue, fos from hi right shoulder TO the
ground and held on the lf size 10y .old thrown over
the arm The head ~, the figure is dspIoportionaely
lart u'.rss Trumhu really possessed that peculiar
chai.l, cr,tic The expression the couutcnance is
rcmarinr II ie if The old Governor had proceeded
10 read us Message with and ponderous dignity,
had been amazed finding about the middle OF the
first pap,. Interpolation hi some unknown hand. The
gravity his has apparently just begun to be
disturbed 10y the mingled feelings of astonl5hmcnt,
cutio v and anger which such discovery would u1tu-
rally CH',, Ire purpose oil IN" artist, in giving 10 the
face e., su"nar expression. found no explanation
auiou- l, 's'Hs who were present al tho setting
no 81 crtui, is r,1,. entod as addres,ircthc United
STATE, r;, Dbl, right hand being extended as if point
in ming I'm his argument 70 which he wishes to
call srr,al attention TIE attitude IS graceful and
effective, and the features, which express kind of
stately >uayity we'll The Senator appears 60 he
aerp 10 lis bearers. witt whom he is evidently in
"A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
Sacs OF STATE Bonds Railroad Ediroad-Eprss'
TUESDAY, Jan. o-r. r.

The various departments at the Stock Ey-
change have qui- ger than for days past and
apparently with a tendency toward lower figures. The
Erie excitement FOR The moment has completely died
out and even the reported Hcw loan negotiations failed
to excite any degree Of cnthu.iasf Ilc stock market
at fines was extremely dull and the pool. are evidently
waiting for something TO "tlm up before again Show"
ing their heads. Al the opening Lcre was hardly any
variation ia prices from those current last evening, bu,
vigorous movement gave the market spasmodia
strength, the general list adyaucuc3 20 per cent
DuIin. the greater portion Of the day, however There
was "a gradual downward movement. Eric leading
the market 10y declining to 30. The dra.iu- were small
however and there no important gossip H1-ncabout
the street. faint eff 10 made 70 rally prices, and with
partial success. In the miscellaneous list there was
increased activity Consolidated Coal having advanced
TO l3, on what called Especial points" Express
shares are firm Among the railway shares We note an
advance I'm Panana 10 7990s0, C.. G. and l. {. being
steady ~ 2Il aua Fort Wayne soldat &C of+i Hannibal
and ST. Joseph preferred 81; Ohio and Mississippi pre-
fcrrrd ~ q-5.; Chicago aud Alton preferred 1927 Nor
ris and Esscx ga Mary Coal -. quicksilver pre-
terrcd 80; American Express, j5 and United state-,
Ga Tnc following table shows thc highest aHd lowest
,rt,.. nj active stocks .D-G.V:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
n Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNrT,.-
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN" E.,o,..,,
NIX N. Y. TRIBUNE bT %

lEIvresS' io' GSncyaI DIRECTIONS. . . .,,o. 90, M 80.
send only Pli ss 2@ I, '| s
goG and often s1ie s1 Dat he motion vii ,@
F1ran 9S csase about eg stencil ptc = tesai ndtS
Mar, S 'TSq9 t I F .ii as ' s sS SIs
Which ,o1 20 2 e9' s route time Se' h an num- c
should sssfs yG Sss ,sP %15 'f bic s''' '
. .asp 50 i''' '''' --'' BEANS AND PEAS i'd
mt. for week 1873 bbls. beans. 2o7 bl1 IN "a
sp5ent Of beans lat week ~ bills we ts Job -,
4, %Gin ing o e the receipts Beans are %s Vss 70
bay p Dbl: common at 80 66 grs 81
a, ~ So OF narrow ~ 80 - 'S hush tans1a d hetd
S 10 s1 At ii O. s%' Sss PEAS at S sS 70 To-
- 10 IS Is S's1 I ee,. are scarce We gaS
g. BEAM. s:e g. . Bs.R;
g. DO 'i a!5 SS'e &C.; 1s s.'' %. ~
S Be- E Ks.y $ Do s'GS ~. y asa rs
Do Do kan'y ESQ BUTTER than las. ,,,l. Cor,
T., II. week isOC9 pigs .. 81 ss5s,ni' 9 EAss ~
rposd9s S:t feature I%si;Is S
EsISps C mostly w %i: s5s1. h,t sG 9 &C.
Ono welsh l4e I ' S o. SS s' 81. even goa
tubs esa, fSa "s AT9i ss tubs, Us: Sa' es
right The s dare. right &, Good Welsh
be 1Se Of 3 n iaS aG Sg Vss. fI %
SIs tSree dss Of AIR lot 6rn a. ne we'' ss enough
s5as 81 10 qssi' goe 10 Of enc oi5 i.
etc.od good State oSuudsn and ',c
"Mchea 23 h Sss lot Of is bh wlsOon 'siaE M
ebce reach &c a1 We regard the market as sH'''
quote Ia. sce 2s az CH GI ........lt
State dans, AR good rs q one ono SSSS, and soss S
STATE SItubs good 10 me ~ S Ss Wrstern Choiee is1. "a
s 40 Common 10 ~ an W.stcrn sts.f n, az
stA s,kn Fine lcio"'s "a kols sooso iAr D
state ,Vslh Coed Daires.Io a,e lSos -,
state W. cannon to Far.i9 40 1905 ba'eh'''
state 10 80, nake.....0 ~ ~ o.,
s:.,s f Fancy select 80 siiErsE. ara than vel.
~,s bO1e' OF '"T sapor,s the pas. T Ts. Sics,
Receipts fer the vssI ~ soIs. csSs o. sg 90
5s'p,UoSans s sSs In g', o;ss sS
TSs:f sas Sssg s ' ,ss
st there tane! mn AZ ~ GSls. ,oOS. 81 g., ,,
'e We e. s0s =. s s b. A, ,sss W n. S y
S .ppsr nov aa holders S 's,ts 10
SoSes cheese In Tic p,S arc johbins sbsy h ~ v"
"a The home trace ., no ap 10 " 10 30 -, .ihs ~
"a cheese sold IN Toto ebeese s9 go0a ~
,.I.ru there are very St aru wSses,royv gooiio e
As "a the market - aS la dit Isp f" 70 y ~ "a
nsSL Factory. aue! "a as $50 n.f, g00d - 70
s,A FACTORY, ar TO =" fsgh..h - -
s,s y.c,S,y : SnSs i, SSssshpD.'
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The mony market has been fairly active to-day, with
the principal business at per cent currency To gold IN
terest There were instances where l-J2 paid.
Discounts quiet the demand being checked for the
movement by the announcement OF the suspension Of
sprague Coburn Co., a large dry goods commission
house. with Mr.. John H. Gardiner a special partner
The Government BOND market has been weak and
lower The dealings though small have been well dis
tbuted with the greatest frmness the long" SKIES
and the largest amount OF business at the two last calls
The decline in gold assisted the downward course Of
prices. Fisk Hatch report Governments follows at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10
MIDLAND RAnROAp
Isl MOHTGAGE PER CEN1. "UID D0ND''
Limited to $4,000 per mile on f".'"ea roaa'

1Sr MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD p'Np''
Limited to $4,000 per mile on gn''"e" 'c o,e.
The r,pid progress toward compTtloloi 'n''
T.,L line from New-York 10 the Yves, anu ~
Co,,od enables us to offer to investors ~ PAL al"
s,,tr limited issue Of these h'orte Sc
Tn,v.rd If $40 miles of this road. intending the
W.. Iorso,. secton. are already hnShed equipped
w -..atio, and contracts with responsible
"'' - ~ L.o, made for its entire completion by
pi' 'r'' h, 81 July next When this shall have
~ .oo.n,Ished its earnings cannot fail to be
o''" Li'bIv remunerativc, as IT has advantages
i'' nal to those of any of its competitors for
~ ,~I and through business II is building for
DUN aL;,b uearly SSOOOOOO hare been furnished 0y
'''"' , n lis stock at PAR. The work ~ suDStan-
'"' IA Including equipment, has not exceeded IN
'''', .Eo 600 per mile which is less than one-mTd OF
'"'' 9 ,t which some of the trunk lines OF
loads leading from New-lork are cap'a'Heo' an" D"
,,%;oh thoy are paying good dividends
WIZ" 80 ,hese facts. the Midland lSt Mortgage
pl'ds ,,ust be regarded as iirst-ciaS' Sec"'iy-
os s,f, as Governments; and by ''''@'ns '"'
Iouoe nt the present difference III price, "o'''''
,1J Rand, r;H yeccirc IS per cent more ''''"'',
h'"''"' , ;.rc,ted than me holders Of Eof"""'"
bonds. - rror,mentS at theiI
for N"V George OPDYKE ~ co..
market price, by ~ Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10

Railroad bonds have shown their usual activity, the
market being firm. Late quotations have been main
tanned, and in some a slight advance recorded
The Pacific mortgages sold follows: Ccntrds lO4a
IOIj Union Pacific Frsts 90l 49l Land Grants, SOI C.
and Rock Island -, 1919 0lO3; Morris and Essex, par
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne aud Chicago Seconds az par and
Michigan southern Sinking FGnd at Ig}l The following
,Igr ne
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c.lcmnn Rencdlct,a clo.lng anotatlons 700:

The gold market has been heavy in onc WIKI further
decline induced uy the reports That Hc pending ne-o-
arons for the sale Of SGOO0 L. bonds have been
consummatcd. Gold opened ar lo' subsequently rallied
10 1904 and then dropped 20 lOS% only moderate
bsness is recorded and most of this early IN the day.
The r,tes matt to have balance. carried over gold
and 1872 OF one per cent per diem The total clearnss a.
the Gold Exchange Bank were $.illj0J1 gold balances,
S2sgs3Gi ana currency balances. $2.2j3o The Troa--
ury has paid ont coin for hve-twcutics redeemed,
s2g2oyO including 100000 to-day, and s9so0oo on ac-
count Of January interest, including 100000 to-day The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10

OF its first mortgage bonds will afford basis for the
development of wealth possessed by no other sim
liar corporation in the world.
The Northern Pacific Road will traverse a belt o.
country 1850 miles long and 200 miles wide, unsur
passed by any Of ike extent on the continent
for fertility ofsoi and adaptability Of climate to
agricultural purposes.
The snowfall is much less and the rainfall much
greater along the Northern Pacific route than 300
miles further SOUTH
The NewYork Herald edtorially says In this
respect the Northern Pacific will have some great
advantages over its completed rival, because it
passes through milder climate and country as
yet not 80 much cleared Of it's native TIMBER
No snow-sheds tunnels will be required on the
line OF the Northern Pacific and probably no grade
to exceed 50 feet to the mile The highest and only
summit to be overcome is 1926 feet lower than the
highest Of the four SUBMITS on the Central and
Union Pacific Roads
Maps, pamphlets and full information viii be fur
nshcd on application to Banks and Bankers and
Agents for the loan, or to JAY COOKE & Co.,
New-York, Philadelphia and Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10

In State bonds the transactions small. but the
dealings except in South Carolinas were at higher
figures than yesterday MissOuris advanced al per
cent. and Virginia COisOls per cent the latter having
sold high Sc. South Carolinas new, January and
Jay, nOiiceaby weak the price having declined to
pa The following were the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10

Houston AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY CON-
PANT FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINKING FUND,
sEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS. PrjRcipCt and Wterc,'
p1glble Ia G0td at the National Ctr Bank, Ncc York.
Ihese in Creyy respect Gr8tcia,s B0nd and
fdeaty recommend them as an entirety safe iHresmeat
Price, % amt accrued interest," Circulars and iRt0yna-
ton may be ObtdRed dt our office,
JOIN j. CISCO q son, No. % Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10

THE MOST FAVORABLE ROUTE TO THE Pacific AND
'"' THE SHORTEST LINE or Ru a.N. Mon,urrx
y ,' 'r'. seIling at par III currency and bear 7'o
per AMMAN interest IL GOLD , ..o
" THE security they offer is most ample anu the ne
n, -. ~, derived by their direct purchase, or III
s,,honee for other frst-class securities rs large
The real estate acquired by the Northern pac'hc
Railroad Company ior the protection Of the holders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-10

WEST WISCONSIN LAND GRANT Sinking Fund
per cent Gold Bonds for sale at 80 and interest
in currency. Investors who wish a perfectly safe
bond on finished road can obtain fun particulars
by applying 10 WHITE, MORRIS q Co., Is Wall-st
ana Gwyune johnson d Day, 10 Wall-st.