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they fal 10 do H. they have the undoubed power
to accomplish It, and viii be held responsible for any
failure I'm this direction But, some OF the knowing
oncs suppose you out the Ring ana by way OF ek'
pertinent put In board OF honest directors, you VIII win
only barren scepter. You will find nothing left OF Eric
but the name since you will discover That the King rogucs
rented the road out to their confederaes In parcels
and for long terms to Red Lines Blue Lines Express Com
panes and all sorts OF frcghting companies and sleep
ngrcar companies. There may be truth In us Wow OF
the case still It IN no argument against the duty or the
Legislature TO restore the road to it's owD as far as 1t
may be accomplished by proper legislation.
The business in railway and miscellaneous shares TO-
day, has been active chiefly in the features so CON
spIcuous yesterday. With the exception OF Ere which
has been strong all day from $50 to 81 tho market has
been, upon the WHOLE feversh and unsettled The ap-
plication OF the bears in Pacific Mail for ON Injunction
against the OF that Company which 10 De
argued before Judge Gilbert tomorrow s not calculated
TO improve the tone OF the market although there arc
stories in the street to the effect that the bears In this
stock have covered their shorts This II true would
indicate that they have not much faith In the efficacy OF
legal they lDstutne and the reports
should probably DO taken with largo pinch OF SALT
Another unsetng influence has been the reported CLOS
ing out OF Mr. Drew's long stock, said to amount 10
over shares OF the chief speculative stocks Ths
report NAV be considered doubtful too, although there
are some indications which would seem 10 give plaus
bllty 10 the rumOr snch menaces or tight money AS
an indication of what the bears claim may be expected
D future money run up 10 thirty tbs aer
noon which weakened the stock market all over; but
later reaction IN. and prices recovered again TO Tie
highest figures OF the day. The business OF the day
was wen distributed through the usual active 49,
and beyond this we refer TO usual comparative table
Boston Hartford Erie sold mp to a. Query, whore Is
Col. Thomas 5cO'tD In the investments, DELAWARE
ackawannl and Western to 1919 Panama TO 80 ana
Fort Wayre to 9t Coal stocks were in fTrner demand
while in Express shares there was smart inquiry at
higher prices. Tue following were tho highest ana
lowest prices paid for active stock to-day:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

To INvEsTORs-A STANDARD SECURITY
We offer at par and interest in currency the 10
Bonds OF the NORTHERN Pacific RAILROAD principal
and interest payable in gold and the holders exempt
from U. S. tax.
They are issued in the following denominations
Coupons of 800, $780, and $1,000; Registered, SioQ
$500, $1,000, 5000, and $4,000.
The redemption of 5-20s by the Treasury indicates
low rates of interest to the public creditors here
after and as $4,000 GOO called in for March
we strongly recommend to the holders thereof an
immediate exchange for the 7-SO GOLD BONDS Of the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
All marketable securities received in exchange.
Full particulars furnished by
JAY COOK & CO..
Philadelphia, New-York, and Washington.
For sale by banks and bankers throughout The
United states and Canada,
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THE s y CT. FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND
LAND GRANT BONDs or TIRE

LAND GRANT BONDS or TIE
Sr. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY,
in denominations of 81 coo, $780, and 500, Coupon
or Registered can now be obtained to limited
amount only from the undersigned, or through the
principal Banks and Bankers throughout the United
States.
The safety and Reliability of these Bonds is eyi-
denced in the continued and increasing demand for
them by prudent and careful investors. who have in
vested in them after most thorough and rigid ey-
animation of the security pledged for their paym eut
both interest and principal
THEY ARE SECURED by q first and only mortgage
on the Company's railroad, luhich uiu soon coanec'
tho Union Pacific Road at Fort hearney wt'h Tho
City Of ST. Joseph Mo-, already an important rd'-
road centerl-upon the Franchises of the same-upon
the Equipment and personal property of every deserp
tion-upon tho Land Grant of the Company granted
by Special Act of Congress- approved July % 1856
amounting 10 17CO0o0 acres, which has been officially
certified TO the Company by The Commissioner Cf &
General Land Oace in lis official report TO COnsros,
transmitted through the Secretary Of the Interior On
Jan. 10. 1872
The Bonds are issued only as they repres mt COM
pleted and equipped Road; all proceeds Of Bonds
beyond this are held by the Trustees in trust until
the necessary completion entities the Company te
these proceeds.
The Road is bnilt frst-class in every particular,
and has been so received and accepted by the De
partment of the Interior.
The Mortgage Deed of Trust prohibits the sale on
anv of the Company's Lands at less than four lsi
dollars per acre. payable to the Trustees and applied
to the payment If the Bonds through the operation
of the Sinking Fund Tho payment Of the Bonds
before maturity is compulsory upon the holders
The Bonds are therefore secured by two classes Of
property combnedin one mOrCCge the value OF either
largely exceeding the amount Of bonds which can Do
issued under the mortgage.
Trustees-FanmcIs' Loan and Trust Company OF
New-York.
The Bonds have thirty years to run, win oo'n
principal and interest payable in Cold Ihe pfh'F
pal payable in New-York, the interest at eightpP
cl per cent payable in February and August ei'ne'
in New-York, London, or Frankfort-oD-the'Aan'
free Of tax.
Price 81! and accrued interest in Currency in'
Bonds are receivable at par and accrued interest," u
payment for the Company's Land Sales Maps sn-
culars documents and full information FURNISHED 0H
application.
The Bonds of this Company have always u"en 10
ceived with favor by investors and capitalists aA''
always commanded a ready market, and we uhne'r
tatinply recommend them believing this loan WIZ
rank equally with that of the Eastern DIVISION
sues. which are now selling at premium aco'ep
TANNER Co,
Bankers. No. IL wall-st
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The days transactions at the U. g. sub-Treasury
Foreign Exchange for to-morrows steamer closes dull;
being short serng and barely steady on long Rates
are nominay as follows:

Extra mails for Europe, tomorrow, per steamer City
of Bristol will close p. M, at the Merchants Ex-
change, Nos. 90 and 50 Pine-st.
The money market opened with harder rates than cur
rent yesterday per cent to that in gold being
the pretty general rates this morning This afternoon
gold was about the bottom rate while In many cases
l32 commission was paid fat and with interest We
dcrstand lookup is threatened. CONNER
eial paper is duh at TO per cent.
The late trmness in Government bonds has been main
tanned to-day. without, however, the lato activity The
larger trade in the old and 65s ana Currency
6s The market closed strong the basis of Il2ail2i
for lsS7e Fisk & Hatch report as follows at 2.
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Culeman Benedlct,s clOslng quotau0ns were: !:

Gold momentariIy sold as low as llOs, but re-
acted to los, the majority OF dealings be-
ing at l1Cs, the frmness being attributable
to tho slight yield In the London markets
Tho business has been limited and the market passed
off quickly Tho rates paid for having gold balances
carried we're a. 81 4, and percent The called bonds
of thesecoud series slow in coming in to tho
Treasury for redemption, and are, in the Same way
as marked those called December /, 18Th being pre-
sened in dribles. We cannot approximate the amount
yet headed off IN London by Judge Richardson, though
as his arrival IA daily expected here 1t presumabe We
shall speedy have the desired information. To-day the
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 IN called bonds,
making total since December J. 1871 OF s27 and
dsbursed see COO coin interest, total since January
OF 1884 600. The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was follows: Gold cleared, s2l.S64oOo gold
balances s1o7ls; currency balances, sl,lS3sO7. The
New-York tribune., 1872-03-09
MIDLAND RAILROAD


lar MoRrcAGE PER CENT. GOLD BoSp~
Limited 10 $4,000 per mile on finished roae'
The rapid progress toward completion OF %" :.
Trnnk Line from New-York to the West 10"
Canada. enables us to offer to investors /" 20.
interest further limited issue OF these ra''''''
curties. ,n.. ths
Inward of $40 miles of this road. including ~.
Jersey section, are already hnishea eoupsI o!nI.
and in operation and contracts win "sp \,
parties have been made for its entire comp" 49,.
the first day of July next When this sn.n =.
been accomplished its earnings cannos IN !.
large and highly remunerative - nsS sor
at least equal to those Of any Of its comps for
both local and through business. IL ounus u,ss ~
cash. of~hcA mearly $s,oco,ooo hare S''. ~ "s.s.u.
subscription to is stock at PAR The work IA
tia and, including equipment. has not eAce At
cost $50 900 per mile, which is lee as" one w.. %
the amount at which some Of the tranH ma ~s a.
roads leading from New York are cspitsine'' ~"
which they are paying good dividends. x.,.,.
In view Of these facts. the Midland hs' ;,,.- Ao
Bopds must bs regarded a. . frst-clas secuny -.
ouite "A safe a Governments; and, by ms.'ns a
exchange at the present difference in price,
Midland Bond. w,ll yscers IS pr es"' "sr WV
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FRIDAY. March e-P. n

Erie stock has been strong to-day on reports
favorable To such action by the Legislature as will
Neye the road from loeches who have for the past
few yeare been fateniDg upon its lfebloOd But with
those xho are familiar with Albany ways the question
comes up whether ar matter of fact these favorable
repors are well founded IL must Ia the first place be
taken for granted that from 40 20 ~ members OF
the Assembly who represent constituencies along the
line of he Erie Road will vote TO maintain the
mann cement in the belief that they wonld thus hest
comply with the wishes Of their constituents II Is not
10 be denied while tho interests Of the Erie stock
holders have ruthlessy sacrificed by the managers
the travelling public and the people along the
line of the road have been we'll served. Hence
the constituents Of these members, very few OF whom
hold Erie stock imagine cannot that any change
I'm the would prove beneficial to Themselves
or this class Of members may fairly conclude there
are 49, Then have about 30 Democrats the Assem-
bly, most OF whom would be likely to vote against the
repeal Of the Classification aet either because IL Ia
Republican measure for come other reason which
might be equally TO themselves
Thus there would be Q reasonably ceSain capital
OF say 50 members, only nine more being required 10
vote In the negative, refrain from voting at ALL to
defeat the bil and is by beyond the range
Of possibility that nine members might he absent oil
1t the same me some account Of Dhealth. some be-
Of pressing business engagements perhsps TO
attend the bedside OF dying uncle, wealthy great
aunt who might need assistance In making her
will. The reasons why the bill should be passed
are hrst that common honesty and derency require IT.
and second. that II viii b. bad for the Republican party
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FRANCATELLTS MODERN COOK.
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There was animation in Southern State securities
with O corresponding increase IN business Virglnas
were active, all the descriptions selling higher by
reason Of recent legislation at Richmond. Teunessees
were firm at 6eA and North Caroinas steady New South
Carolinas were to 2. per cent better and Missouris
firm at a slight decline The following we're the bids:
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inc CnlcagO IRE destroyed 20 yast an amoun, ..
surancc capital that insurers particularly Inter-,
In having our companies rot ony provided with .A
stantia capital, but also managed 0y gentlemen n, d.
practical experience In insurance, who will nror.,
guard the interests OF all parties l. Is claimed tb,
this kind is the German-Amcriean. whose card apn..
elsewhere. This Company has Just been Organized .,
Mr. William F. Helms as President, Mr. John W Mr.
Secretary. and with fun paid H. cash o
600. Tho list or directors iE,udcs some of the no.,
names known IN business circles.
We notice tho completion ~ the Springfield and moo
South Eastern Railway of Illinois. TLis road run. t
shawneetOwn on the Ohio River. t. Beard5own ou IN.
Illinois River distance Of 2cj niles It crc..e, an,
connects, In its length, With other Tailgays an,
traYerses tie richest agricultural section u the s,a,e
thus promising TO he most iITortaDt lire for trane
The completion OF iLs road IS dGo 10 The s and ei
business manage ucnt Ol lie wen-SuoBn eontractor
VIM T. Cutler OF ONO.
The Daily Financial Prc5r6, which pubslcl very CON-
plec reports of the sales stocks az tie Exchange
Quoting every uctuatcn ia prcc, and much other use
ful Information fpr bankers ald b.Jts Las l.t been
doubled In size, ard Otherwise Improved.
Tie earnings OF tho ST. Louis. Kansas C.y and Eorth
crn Railway OoImcriy North u s,'na I- r. Coz ioi
the 0rst wee IN March, 1872, were ct52 lst week Ia
Narch, lS5I, were 5000; uereasa, !lC5-2.
Tho following Is the movement 81 dry goods for ns
week: Entered FOR consumption, ,Gos,4fJ; witAdravs
S1,075,19: warehoused, s-59,i52.
The Philadelphia stock markct wee stealy to-day
PENNSYLVANIA ate c., tLirl issue, sold OF os Phla
delphia and Eric Railroad c0l Reading Railroad, g.
and Pennsylvania Rairoad, 5ei Gold closed AT iiot
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The following were the bids for city bank stocks:

There has been another small business in railroad
bonds and important parcels were changing hands.
The Pacific mortgages firm Centrals at 1924 ai02t
Union Firss eI to s land grants, ~ to Sl and incomes,
ssi Frrss OF Boston Hartford and Erie sold at 49, aud
First. OF St. Louis and Iron Mountain 9t The following
Tho
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WHITE, MORRIS & Co., No. IS wall-sf' and
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