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New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
SECOND BOARD.
SECOND ROARD--l L. NJ.
TUESDAY. ian. 30-r. ".

TUESDAY, Jan. 30-P N.
Wal-st. has been quiet to-day in all the
different markets In no OF which there any note
worthy incidents occurring. IT quite difficult
task to markets their lost activity and
strength and to-day the trade the railway and mscel
lsneous shares been scale restricted as any
day since last Thursday This especially true OF the
general list: in some exceptional instances pretty
fair business has been done with varied huc-
tuations. The market opened steady but nnder
the leadership of Pacific Mail and North
Western Common Uhe latter rising to a. and the first
named from $50 70 57 the whole market became strong
and higher the best figures Of the day being made
about noon In the afternoon, Pacific Mail was con
spicuously weak and off to 56t, Juggling down the
other less extent but the temper OF the mar
ket ruled heavy and dropping on comparatively insis-
nifcant dealings. There pretty good business
done at times in Erie (which went off to Sl2 some I'M
favorable reports concerning another issue Of stock the
precise nature Of which not staedJ Lake Shore,
wabash Ohio and Mississippi and Union Pacific. with
reference the latter stock the telegraph reports the
road now open for passenger and freight trains and the
weather moderating the lately blocked up portions OF
the line The amount OF actual business done at the
regular Boards 5000 shares, from which correct
estimate OF the activity Tor rather want Of iD may he
deduccd Boston, Hartford and Erie sold al 32 St Louis
and Iron Mountain went up to 65 seller three days. an
advance of per cent yesterday Fort Wayne sold
al 97, and Delaware and Hudson Canal Company lex
dv) 12O The Quicksilver shares steady and Coal
stocks rather heavy while Expresses neglected
The following table shows the highest and lowest prices
40 -1ax
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

ro,Do, Ian -lSO m-Consos opened at y9092l for eoth
AID the account FVsTweny bonds i' ~
Iasss old 9j; 1865 y3 TenPorties. 9lf
p,pIs Jar. 30--a. m-Rentes opened at 5It OIe. .. a.
WaspooI Jan -IG30 m-Cotton opened drmer Mhdans w
-, iod mddlns orleans I'D shipments Of Cotton from Boutay
nee he s repor. 2h inst O Receipts f"heA Tor So'
Ian 3O-I Coon-Tbe market Is shade eTr
- nrr. have advanced hddhnE upsnd l0id MdhDs orsAi
m. ale. of estimated at 20 900 bales
iosDos jan o-l:3o m-Conso &t for both Dooe' ADO ~"
Iw..p pooI Jan 3o-I:30 p m.-Breadsufs quiet
H.yRx jan 2s-Bvenng Cotton closed at 1857 Of Low
Lospos Jan 3S ?. mCOnsols closed At s3t for hO,h mercy
and the United states Five Twenty bonds lao S s 0'
g5. ls67s ga; Ten Forties, 9il.
P.R,s Jan. 30-p m.-keaes closed at ST. .,- ~ .
LIyrapooL jan 3o5 motion closed strong MSenef W
lands lOsd Mddng Orleans II! Glid sales Of the t
sales ship named Savannah Charleston have been
The market for warns fabrics .fna and oef P
are realized Spirits Petroleum 0dlld y gallon.
LONDON Jan. J9-Taow, so 9 y ewt ., "a. t9i . tur.
LONDON 0-BvepiBg.-Linseed OIL, f4 10 91'8 ''
Turpentiue.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF specie
from the port Of NewYork for the week ending Jan 80,
1872, was s4,6OOOCS.
The statement OF the Atlantic Savings Bank published
in another column shows surplus Of Sl9ji5 30 over all
liabilities
The sxpenny Savings Bank has surplus Of s4 93 o.,
on "A deposit line of 81 ,90s,493 &C.
The report OF the North River Savings Bank published
in another column, shows surplus over all Liabilities Of
S23.6ll 81.
The Philadelphia stock market was steady, to-day.
Penn.y vania 6s third sold at 1Os Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad. 2G Reading Railroad, 57i, and Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, COG. Gold closed at 10
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

Am. Iin.'d' e. ea'Ea 81 Red OIL West di'nrd =.
anafaeid s1a BIeaela
Winter Whale. IS a Straits .........." So 80
ASTlsst winter Hs''ue rs olive MaF.ie, qta
"a % ;Ss s. s h.ss:d : ists s. I $
81 IS Cotton Cotton SEED sssd GTGds 1SIs. '2i9
H::S::: s:.:: ~s r.. 90 81
GAZETTE market for Western . better the arrivals are
~ 4ss s st; sG%sef: saas :. T:sy q 2s s g steady % of
OIL PEPPERMINTe market steady Nth good inquiry sales
PR0ysioSSThe has been fair demand PotA to-day
a5S,' t1aoi: si ss 81 ir oH Mess: st %
% Sbs nc at sSa s7 d b1
@ though not freely rec sales @ Ro 3 ESQ .0S 10 TOR Plain
the absence sales quote at l3G y 70, Prime Mess and l9d
q loo % b5, .t SO for western G." Meats are du at
100 do shoulder. at Sc 5000 h Drysaed Do ste and
60 Sie and 100 boxes Bellies ;ici 100
Bacon quiet bot ar% & sales Of 10 Sore, short Clear
fore for @ Sef@% % i STEADY as. s0 Sb and
sids Rendered huie delivery as Of $50 Oc
SsSGsl 500 tc. Kettle Rendered at sisSsc stsn
9} $40 for March at IOc SO @ for same month At alSc
FETRCLEUG has been u but ,ts.d a, he in bulk and
f at - So for SPOT on Upper aud ~ On tSssr seaass 1a, been
at as Gasc Saphs inactive former 6gusi quote 2
Phadephia the lower and que eS Of 100 bb spot
2ltc
RCB fairly active steady; sale, 40 Carolina 7id3c
$50 bags RanRoon and in bond 500 bags do - go gold
SEEDS Clover fairly and prices am sales OF $3.50 bags
prime Indiana Michigan $50 Rejected indiana
l0sc; Ohio quoted 10! 0c Timothy dull and
nomnsy unchanged Calcutta Lnseed active higher sales
Ssi s' goo S B SHs S s'S' SsS slis
~ i5 and 500 bags Lord trsthmain private terms
SALT-FOr Liverpool Fine there obbing
and With reduced stock prices have tendency Bulk
good demand the market steady We for obbng
Marshall Dekns do 81 81 35 Hggins do 81 nd 90 +o
Ground III 49sl 5Oi Turks Island 40GlS BUSH CatE $50
40c. and ST. Martins, t5dSc
SPICEsThere has been fair obbng demand for most descriptions
and without important change; quote Mace 81 Jt0
81 i Penang Eumegs sc eli Pepper At dl7ic for sumatrA
aud lOie for Afcan B Peppers lodllc-ah gold
SUGARS-Rav and moderately active al st0sfc
for Fair Good Refining a hhdA Cuba at 3tUOfc 81 hbis
NewOrlean s 3l6 boxes at stc by anetion % hed Ne"
Orleans at 9 "a hhd TeIas 8 81 hbds Refined Sugar AZ
8dlOc. Refined dull atIlid dl2ic for Hards . ,,,.
SOAP Is In fair demand ad drm I'VE quote Csss a. V
D.c Cogates Pale he Family 9sc and No at Die Y ID
Leaf is la moderate request from tie hoae
bat there but little done shpment for the SO
hhd kinds the
Havana TO- and 200 sundry Seed Leaf l3d5
largely with
dealers who with diminishing ready take s desirable lots
which
without supplies their Fleece Woos good
arrival Woo Of this description will be sbout swept
Pulled sell readily
Fine Foreign Woos fair demand holders OF the drs
better the sales Of the week embrace s NO
RIra do at 65a7Ue fpda at 9,6c 5000
washed Turkey Bc IS 900 washed do at 6lc @Ho ana
Ohio Fleece 1Ud15e " 0O Xxx do, 'lei SU I'd un
washed, 52d6Oc; 2o,Ho ID secured At 12c. Sl ia
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

mails for Europe tomorrow per steamer Nevada,
will close AT H. at the Merchants Exchange NOS
30 and 81 P1ne-st.
Money has been easier TODAY; that Is, there was a
less active demand for it, and should quote call loans
at and per cent to the general class of stock brokers'
and and 10 the borrowers on United States bonds.
Mercantile paper is quiet but rates arc unchanged.
There has been rather rmer tone to the Government
bond list incident to the better quotations abroad, but
business has been duh Fisk Hatch report as follows
I d.. IN:
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

Cotton quAY not more hah
half grade below the grade quoted.
COFPEE-Ihe but buyers don to come
,r and sa here. We quote Rio az lbi
iGc ordinary csrgoe 7ql7te for fair 7idls for good
lg I8i prime bond 20 and 30 sales at
Of 50o bags Rio CamPanero at New orleans LsS per
the country this
Sons 80 e5 bags including 5000 at
sO37 Mobile 1000 at Savannah
90 At Bal ltInore ard 49, here
coal has demand rather aOrng The buyer
t en exceed those Of the corresponding time
last confined chiefly to the local demand Penn
yna for the prices which
all other likely to be controlled
in great by them Foreign is moderate demand at
prices yard ~ 5Ud 3D. sales OF
Liverpool Gas Camel 49, House Camel $2O Newcastle Gas
CANDLESThere has but little demand for all kinds and
nOunay steady; quote Adamanne at 5G9c for 2dl6
Sperm. 4sc. and Paraeine at 2506c
DYEN OODSThee has been but little demand for most de-
absence Of prices nomina unchanged
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

The in railway mortgages at the Board was mod
crate though We hear of good foreign demand for first
class bonds and active business in the new mort
CAGES especially the per cent gold bonds of the st. Jo
-ph and Denver City Railway. The following were the
bids at the Board
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Rsver yess,Ls ara RaGroaas.
Ashes, pigs Beeswsr 2sl9 Coton %
Flonr.
IOO bush Whesi Corn, 10 lo9 bush bush
h,lt bush Barley 262 Seed 253 bbl Beans
Pea is bags 500 bags Meat bales Hemp 6l bales
SS Hides 4o bales Hides 3J6 SIDES Leather 6l bb Spirits TS
nepn l 1888 bb Ron loo pkgs Pork i6't Pgs Cue
Ges So pkgs i3 pigs Lard 50 pigs Stearin 10 Pi
Peanuts 900 pI starch O6 bags sumac l37 hhd Tobacco LEO
pigs Tobacco $50 bb WHISKY 222 bales WOOL SE e oer oe''
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
THE MARKETS.
Carefully Reported for The TRrBus. !


TUESDAY. jan ~, 1877
.sUPsTne recpt, to-day pkgs Pots n fair demand
and with continued arrivals prices hm at $5 IoG ~ -
Pearls are in fair request and firm at SMASH 80
BUILDING MhTBRIAS-rhe demand for Bricks continues only
and the
market steady. Laths moderately ae'e ana sead
descriptions without important change and he uemau ~ oee
only moderate We quoe
A., ooso m
Pale pM...... OoB 20 Ros>nds. y bbl.... 81 Sd2 W
" X H.......FM ii 5odl2 a, LINE NJ -,
5O00 % COmmos, u bbl.'s'
Croon Fronts pm y Udl5 Lump Y bbl..'' 81 81 20 20
PbadepbiA Fronts. 81 UOaS5 LatAs Eastern NJ 20 ""' "
Cattle bub....... y Nova scotia "" uuh % &c "a
bush 20 NOVA oCsS3
Gale EsstGCitY y tun. 2 Ol92 20
COS-Tere has been but little OF nothing doing ana p
nominal 3Dfc y ID FOR Od kedi o~o 0 NeN
&C. for oil Green; 6a5c for strictly Choice Hnr
Corn Brooms arr dali and unchanged 50 y dozen.
COTTON-With moderate offerings light receipts az the pors
the market better
ss 20 bae 6J bales EVENING" including 083 for 9Jj
speculation,
the market active and better sales a. follows: as
January 100 at q 36 POO 2lIc February 400 at n 5l6 IOat
Pie q 6 Pile March, OSt Pic lOO at u glbe
2lic % 9l6c April 4OD At ~ 5lc 900 az BE- 100 at
bite LOO May, 100 at Is bc 100 at 2tc June ioo at
p 36c eIehage paid to 20 Jan for 80 Feb total 500 bales
oay-January 2i 100 n 56c February 900 At re 2
2ie so at2 llse $50 at 2c 200 at 81 5oe 400 at Ae ICo at
2? l6 notice after kt 600 at at 81 56c shor notice. 80 at Ec
2e AFTER jt 800 at u ll6c 500 At re March 600 AZ
Pie March April May 100 each 23e April 40 at lJc 100
M 800 2c May 200 23ic $50 at 2JIc 100 at % Jlte
2Jc 100 % 56c loo At 2c 500 at ~ 9lb total
4 IN hsles nd tai hzles We
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

ST. IOsrPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD COMPANY s
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
BONDs,
BEARING EIGHT PER CENT tSp. c. INTEREST PAYA-
IN GOLD.
FREE OF TAX,
AND N DENOMINATIONS or $1,000 $50, and 500,
can be obtained from the undersigned, or through
the principal banks and bankers throughout the
United States.
The attractive features of these Securities
cognized in the fact that although they have been
but short time the market, they nearly all
absorbed and but small amount are now for sale.
| They combine perfect security with liberal
rate of interest This interest account is made light
! for and easily borne by the Company through the
operation of the Sinking Fund created from sales Of
| the Company's land, which in many cases draw in
tcrest at the rate OF ten l0 per cent per annum.
The security behind them is ample i'll every particu-
lar they constitute first and only mortgage on a
trunk line of railroad which will soon connect the
city of 81. Joseph. Mo- IAN important railway CEN
teri with the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
Kearncy materially shortening the distance between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts. In addition II this
the bonds have a further security in the fact that
there is included in the Mortgage the Companys
magnificent Lands, amounting to 100000 acres,
known 10 bc among the best in the United 81 ates.
Ehe Mortgage lHdentuTe prohibits the sale OF these
Lands at less than Four al 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 able February aud
August in each wear.
Both principal and interest payable in gold
The principal in New-YoTk. The interest in either
New-Yorh London or Frankfort -on-the- Main at the
option Of the holder. without notice and in the gold
currency of the country IN which they are presented
They are coupons or registered.
Trustees-Farmcrs' Loan aud Trust Company.
The present price of these bonds is o. aud accrued
interest in cHrrcHcy from August u, 1871. But they
are receivable at par and accrued interest IN pay
ucnt for lands sold by the Company. The right IL
reserved to advance the present selling price with
out notice.
Maps. circulars documents, and full information
furnished on application
Though acting as agents for he sale Of this lOdn our
firm buy and sell ia their regular business The bonds Of the
81. Joseph and Denrr City RdilrOdd Company, those Of
the Eastern DiriSOn egh. per cent lS recently placed BY
as at 97, beHg nOw quoted at from l0l to 1927 dnd
crued interest.
TANNER d Co. Bankers No. II Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

state Bonds were dull There is little or no demand,
ana the dealings are purely on speculative account
Nrgnlas ana Mssouris were lower, while South Caro-
nas recovered a fraction the remainder Of the list
closing steady The following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

v
FkkIGHrS-1he all lines has continued moderate with
rather irregular and tending shippers mvor the charerng bust
To Liverpool by l5O bush Corn al Cd 400 bales Cotton
d. 80 Leather sos 800 boreS Bacon at oo sail I6O bales
30 Lard l8s o. TO London 100 bush SID
M 1000 Clover Seed and $50 boIes Bacon 25s
seed 2 To Antwerp rs boxes Bacon 22 Cd To
edam 500 Lard $50 hhds Talow 25S The opy
charters heard Of Austrian bark Of Cos nns register Rot
team with lump and Norwegian bark now
here) with J0 GRAM from Norfolk Va Coh for ORDERS
6A ID. Cat
FRUITsThe market dried has only moderately sv
and the tendency has been buyers
boIes Layer RAs 81 & 500 quarter boes do at s 200
MuscAtel 81 20 Valencia 2
Sarne sc for half 2lc currency, for quarter boIe Ctron
quoted Hdi5c Curants 7c Pune 9c New Dates tie Tar
agena Almonds at l7o, and DO LsnguedOc at lSse
FLAX-Te supply moderate and the demand good sales Of North
River st 5alBe Canadian, l5dlSc Wesem-Tbee no stock
saes Of Spinning Tow at sdloc.
quotabe change; quote Prime and c Tor Mined
GAlNln Wheat there little doing and prices arr nominal and
ooness.on at the close the market Gnse'tsd only limited
milling desand shipper. hoi5E Ts csoes White .sd Amber
small lois I'll 62 for Red Western In soe Goa
81 t?i for Red Jersey pier % for Amber Pennsylvania IS
BARLEY dali hut steady; sale. Barley
Malt dull but t held sales Of bush good state si o. and
the the sales are 70 400 bush New Ohio Mined al adSsc White
35G5to; Western MIed at 54i d33e and White So &c.
though firmly held anost Corn Ia less active less plenty
closes shippers no, bayn owing the hrmness shr
The sales . ao bush Damp and un'oued at 'oae Ws,e,
al fBe In se; Western White 1jc Western Yellow 7&d7<e
sou.bs White lie Southern yellow al 14e jersey Yellow at 31
GUSEIEsTbs for ag continues very quiet and prices
unchanged l6a6o Cloth 10 In fair demand aHd the market
sropg sas Of $50 bales Naive at % and oJ rolls Domestic for May
aud juno deliveries Al i1e
GIHsEN(-Ths demand 95athAe
hDsbt receipts daring the ps.t vses have b,rn aasnai iac
stn nshdb tie les.
tsv iss ssu Ths op~ VI Ddss w hs rAst ~stA have
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. Jan 2s.The following shows the eoednOn u -"
FOR the week ending Jan. "a; -. h,shs,. Nos
sugar arm with an speculative demand and prices rs
10 to IL d. nj q aobe Nos Is to 20 u = amer bus
Moassrs sugar arm Nos TO- siGs Mossses T.ysra
quoby higher Musoysoes e sas IN M s.eI nom
and MstanIas hhds exported dunp 20 ho,,
Havana ssd Mssnras So boxes $50 hhls, iaeadns 81"
so hhds 20 the United States -. u. sasa<p scf,
Superior four steady els asa $is 0 sugar
Hams ouie. aud American Saled sloG*Bi ~ 30;
cured s7Oa s2l Lard quiet and f y s. bb
IN tins si7 ods3 50 Potatoes heavy at ~ Soi
auotab higher Ouoes quiet and steady .. y 70. sss io
oil In reals gallon. Lumber nominal hogs
boz ao reals hosshesd irrssuar , captains
maud higher sugar and soa'sss
a al 2 per sugar Northern and southern por 20 "a P
per hid Moasse Northern and SouIbern pos' e'~e'
and riersl
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

10 pay the interest thereon and create sinking
fund; and also provided that the debt OF the o'ato
shall not be further increased except by vote IN
favor thereof of majority Of the legal voters OF tno
State Signatures can be made to this petition ~
the Office Of Van Schaick g. CO.. No 13 Broad-st'
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
N. Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JAN. 80, ls7a
fEIpresslv for THs NJ y TRBuSs b' our own heporerI


TEIpressV THs n. Y TRIBuNs b' our own hepoHehT
0ensrdi Dgecttons
nl, GOOD ,es The freight other eat
eoOd. pu! ever. good order, Az tv n.si..s :" ,su a
pearance M that e motion will not allow the
tp change sbou Of da dry straw With poultry and
eggs MARI pn pai Soe'and note esnten'
on bb also The receiver wants 10 know
which boI 70 open for ow which for turke Send letter the
time stating the route time Se An invoice ss
Always the number
.g.s Sscnre Tor onr,ef reputation goods put up
shape, hat your maJs 10 IN demand
BEANS AND PEAS.
R.ep for the TO bb beans 800 obs last
veek ai8 bbla 7os
basb.i. shpment Of bush
month 3i5 bbs bbs
same time last year. Mediums brm ~ 80 BY he
carload and 81 % when obbei out one car o 70 bbi sold a.
bb. In small lots al 81 S. Nsrro~s trmy hed
Instances above quotations lot Of ~ bb brought % M
There Indications OF attempt them this season
lot Of 100 bb Canada bbla sod st VI ~ WITH Vo
bb fne Canada peas +: o. also bags soaan eve
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
Tp HROKFVg.

W,NTrp-A position as BOoKKEEPER and CASHIER
in stock or gold house by aparty thoroughly posted
i'm the business Frst-class reference given. Adj
dress A. b.. Box No. 5,25l. Post-Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

The gold market has not presented as much ACTIVITY
and strength yesterday, and the speculation was
tame AT 1904 1923 dhe chief sales being at 1899, against
Ca l05 yesterday. There were no special Influences at
work to-day TO affect quotations barring an improve
ment In London quotations. The rates paid for having
baignces carried were per cent gold and currency
and ca currency. The subTreasuIy redeemed $4,000 in
called s52s making total OF s23953OOo. and disbursed
in January coin interest 100000 total Of sl4l7,0Oo
The DAYS business at the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows: Gold cleared s6O20l gold balances, >ll40
Oi3; currency balances, $l,7l9,s72.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
NOTICE TO HoLDERs OF SOUTH CAROLINA BoNDs

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA BONDS.
number of the holders of South Carolina new
Bonds have drawn up petition to the Legislature
OF that State asking them to authorize by law the
funding and consolidation Of the various bonds Of
that State into q registered stock not exceeding
SlO'NOCo0, with interest payable quarterly at the
rate OF six per cent per annum. The petition sets
forth that the present holders of the bonds arc will
ing To exchange the bonds held by them for the
new registered stock asked for, provided that pro
vison shall w made for permanent tax sufficient
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
n0MRsTIC MARKETS.

Puu.pxLpHA Jan m-Oaerci,roa Bark-No stss1s ~ r.y-
rosf dull supersu, IS Is 1S Extra. s IS
y Wisconsin aud Minnesota sIaeI M basx
maasned; State AID Western Red 81 Sasi .Sy,ass e. Ns~
Y,ew osaSsi Oats steady, White Ssaee AIsd pc
sodSie Cosee 6rn stock Rio, nGHfe ~ Perokss
sa and dLsnS Crude Ees..d gts ,assss si,s Nsss
quiet and steady. Wheat Peasyh.nis n a. SsSss
quiet, White Southern, @as " Pssi fU
Mhei Western, s9d1oS oau brusr, Nss'~ - '"'
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
f. w. CLARK q Co., Philadelphia.
CLARK. DopGE IL Co, New-York.

r WEST WISCONSIN LAND GRANT Sinking fund
seyen per cent Gold Bonds for sale at 9i and interest
in currency. Investors who wish a perfectly SAFE
bond ON a finished road can obtain full particulars
by applying to WHITE MORRIS d. Co, IL Wall-st',
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

WE OFFER FOR SALE At NINETY C,O) AND hc-
cRUED INTEREST $4,000 or THE FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS of the Cincinnati anu
MuslSingum Valley Railroad Company.
Bonds 81 900 each, Coupons, January ana July'
principal and interest payable in New-York' Inc
Pennsylvania Railroad Company own the majority
of the capital stock of Si0OO0OO OF this Company,
and the completion, in October last of the branch oi
sixteen miles from Dresden to GAINESVILLE ono mas
afforded direct connection for the valuable Local
traffic of this section Of the State with the system OF
roads controlled by the Pennsylvania Railroad Coi-
pany. and in addition thereto, makes line to CIn-
cinnati as favorable in character az any existing
line.
We confidently recommend these Bonds AZ good
investment being issued at the rate of only SlOOOo
per mile on a completed road, only about one
third Of its cost.
f. w. CLARK q Co., Philadelphia.
CLARK DopGE & Co., New-YOrk
In view of the small amount per mile OF the hrst
mortgage upon the Cincinnati and MusklnRim Val
lev Railroad and the fact that the present business
of the line, without Eastern connection, has been
more than sufficient to meet the interest upon It's IN
debtedness. regard the bonds of this Company as
perfectly safe security.
j. EDGAR THOMSON.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

HOUsTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY Con-
PANY FIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINKING FUND.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS. Pracipdl aud interest
payable IN Gold, at the National CITY Bank NeU York
fdently recommend them entirely safe Investment
Price 90 and accrued interest Circulars and iRJorma-
ton may be obtained al our office.
JOHN j. Cisco IL Son. No. 80 Wall-st.