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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
TUESDAY. Anril 1G-r. ".

The railroad stock market has been Excess
svcly dull ana speculation tame all day. although the
late advance in prices has been well sustained The
relative position of the two opposing speculative inter
ests is unchanged, and there has been of
sufficient importance to evoke special comment Han
nibal and st. Joseph Common stock made further
advance TO above As to-day pretty large transactions
Pacific Mail advanced to-day to G5i and was about the
strongest stock upon the market The cause OF the sudden
appreciation OF this stock apparent outside Of the
alleged increasing traffic Of the ne which TO be
very well authenticated. So far favorable legislation
conce rning additional subsidy by Congress is con-
ccrned the managers Of the company to feel quite
confident of success, although in view OF the
actual proceedings Of Congress in regard to the matter
the Of such confidence docs not appear The pro
oecdngs at Albany the petition OF the Company for
a reduction OF its capital stock from f2sOOO0O to
sOOOOOO0 extraordinary. few days ago. the bill
providing for such reduction was ordered to third
reading in the Assembly, after "A violent attack
upon it from Mr.. Rush T.. Hawkins, by an
almost unanimous vote. Two or three days later.
when the bill came up its final passage, 1t was
defeated in the same Assembly by a large major
lily. "Why these things ths is said in the street to
he question which Mr.. Jay Gould could answer il he
disposed to do At all events the extraordinary
proceedings of the Assembly in regard to this bill shows
In very clear light the extraordinary ordinary
(whichevcr you like. ~you pays your money and you
has your chOce) character Of the present Assembly.
the Yeas and Nays taken both these their
publication might interest the constituents OF
the members. Northwestern Common was quite
activc, considerable attention being at times
paid to NcwYork Central Western Union Boston Hart
ford and Eric, c. G. and l. c. and Union Pacific, the
sitter feeling In the last named being attributable
the more favorable traffic returns than had been
pected or the less prominent stocks note sales OF
Morris and Essex at % Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western, 1881; Alton and Tcre Hautc %; Chicago
Alton, ISL to Ess; Fort wayne e54954;
Michigan Central, 1lGi; Panama. 96 9s and NewYork
and NewUaycn, 1i5. In the miscellaneous list, Mari
posas dull and steady. and Quicksilrers little
lower. Atlantic Mail fetched 33t. Coal stocks were
pretty much neglected. Express shares being firm,
Wells, Fargo selling up TO So In the late sales or the
afternoon theme rather animation noted when
the highest priees reached special feature
developed. The opening. hghcs lowest and closing
prices Of stocks as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

oURrae maiet for Bags remains du nominal
g. asAs and heavy Cloth quiet but steady 1910
inquiry fair ans the market very su; quot.
g g. :ss: .ss & s @
n ..sw te@.ni at former price.
~ tA downward Receipts Of Hide, for the
sssc II sGe from Bq1 S AIe' Bes %hs,aod 1889 nom
: 90 @ s 'ss' t' G,. Pss,
:I Is nom A.pnTs per joe ksy sss o S" A.pns.
HiS s l.s s% 's s.
H s- s,s Dr.; s..no sn ay s:p ri n a ~ bur-
1.:s.' Are f o. private terms. $50 DV Eus Rios and
r. r. biy sls DRY .! Mss, !. ss, kB
60 *. sa D s;ifs s q r. s.iSI: y
~ :,s Sy d Pr . !: : s. : g
% SO s.% .Iss Kr
= % :s':' . 8 d. sS,. .s:1 %
% ;:s.' S 'ffa: :: . :sG t S:
By s s:s s.s a ss !. BY sSs
~ Sd Ssd hss.n n 900 Dry and Sailed Tera. and southern
q. ...: 80 .ies; , G.. 5iss
g. !; .s:s':s ss:S:: ' sss::
60 sS & odd selected: Ssscss !: 3 i. s ssl
= ss nc. s:sss 6 = .si :ss s :s.. sss
..a sinnsa sss sb i;is gold =. they f run;
- S1 4: \. ' y, !: @ .s'
80. SEA tlsy c.Sto and Lssu.rr. 70 70 q
~ =, y: 'is:'t. s ": y ~ I. e; o.: s
~. b. -: So s. 'i:.s y t. g RI ss sec :s.,
rs,"s sSs 81, ,s'; ps run s..; ISM sis 1sn
- as re- y.fes. Ar. .ss no S,.sSs KIP 90 n ss
's Is a:: y iss s = ~, s. :'';s,:
80. s:n |. ~. Fs..s1sc. 10 !. " o. ississ. ssI q:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE 81. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD
CoMPANy's FIRST MoRTG,G E BONDS are being ah
sorbed by an increasing demand for them.
Secured az they are by first mortgage On the
Road, Land Grant Franchise, and EQUIPMENTS, COM
bined in one mortgage, they command ct once .
ready market
Liberal Sinking Fund provided in tho Mortgage
Deed must advance the price upon the closing Of
the loan. Principal and interest payable In esH
Interest at eight 49, per cent per anrum. Payable
semi-annually. free of tax Principal In thirty
years. Denominations, 81, 100, 500, and 500 Co..
pOns Registered.
Price o., and accrued interest, in currency from
February Is, 1872
Maps Circulars, Documents, and inSormahsn fur.
nis,cd.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
NewYOrk.
Can now be had through the principal Banks and
Bankers throughout the country. and from IL IN
dersigned, who nnhcsitatingly recommend than.
TANNER & CO., Bankers
No. IL Wall-st, New-Yerk.
Tho FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FrNp Beans q
the LoganspOrt Craw louisville aud South- Western
Railway of Indiana, bearing 8 per een1 tGes>ek
gold. free Of Government tax. payable quarterly IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

The Gag on the Stock Exchange is displayed ct half
mast to-day OF respect TO the memory Of George ".
Wilson, who died suddenly at his home evening N
the prime Of life. He esteemed and popular
member of the stock Exchange.
Mcssf Jones & Schuyler, No IL Pne-st., win pay On
May 1 the quarterly gold coupons OF the LoGaAspsrt
Charlottesville. and South Western Railway First Mort
gage Bonds.
The aggregate amount Of exports Exclusive Of spe0s,
from the port NewYork for the week GUIDING AprA ls,
1872, s3.s2O,9J2
Tho Philadelphia Stock Market heavy today.
Pennsylvania SKIES sold at 07 PHILADELPHIA and RE
Railroad 2S.; Reading Railroad 5?i; and Pennsylvsnts
Railroad. Oh Gold closed at III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamer Wscon'
sin will close at 1890 m at the Merchants kxohaAse
Nos so and 30 Pine-st.
The money market has been much easier to-day, ana
the better class OF borrowers have been aoeomnodased
at 77 per cent coin, though exceptional transactions
were reported at 1872 of per cent fiat At the CLOSE
money was plentiful at and T. There Is growing In
qury for mercantile paper Of long date and We Quose
rates at Q to II per cent.
There has been large business in Government bonus
at full rates. the IsG7s o. and 1888 being par
ticularly active The Elves were dun, but strongly
supported Old 1865 in demand at u and reSs
tered new at ll2.. Tomorrow the Treasury Will buy
million bonds for the sinking fund. The market wouno
ND strong Fisk & Hatch report as follows ut p m:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17
BUTTER.

BUTTER
Receipts for the week. sat packages 37 lees
same weel last pskasea The feature
arrival this morning so.2s yellow ,s- bt,
days FROM San by rail-
e In color all that could be desired
one month hence The SAVIOR fair and
tos yer 10 The most Of cost a in sed ssn fHIa's aas
freight 2le 10. tis all neat cypd al
CLOTH portion psehed dry sathe rest 10 ess ~
pickle This the load ne ris
and another Are
earlier but for the distractions and accumulation Of h-
road Inc Sdn frdscssoo Nark>t Reresc
this butter We note shipment NevYok by rail aa
BY prominent fontst hoae. in roll parked hul,
,., And .upsoI sa.y few packages 0s 'a
ss a :sp%ss " 2" s ss!Y The tIs-t sa, - 70 s.w'
last week light arrivals and present rAer sx
tss ssr.es ~: n we'll known that there u ga
seA o. ssu butter esdy In tbs State and IL only
p, !. s., ,s.d a. e. .sas s :hpmsa s s
nus 1He hai tabs 3Ce, and few shos Wei t tfa
s regular narhse lot OF $50 gosl To hall tabs s. -
~ lows winter And Spring 49, Mhixan $50
DC and h,ue sne Western Reserve Prme eh butter /. yrs
sue We secst usds saras the
{res ssvs eess siss all the hou ss~
"'"'sei WV ~ " hsss sIsdss l0lsc ssso
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LITERARY NOTES.

John J. Piatt's volume of poems, snbticd
.Western Windows" has been translated into German'
and Is announced for publication al Berhh'
Under the title of "The Great Lone band'
iIeut Butler is about 20 publish account or his con
aectou with the Red River Expedition In iSsG Snn ~
his suhsequen travels and adventures in me Meton
Country and across the Saskatchewan valley, as CIV"
agent for the Government
The American Literary Bureau onerS on
attractive list of lecturers readers, and singers loi ~
coming season among whom are James Ah'nony 80
the English historian; Edmund Yates the knshsa nov
..t and other mportaions" Among the nome ", ,,s
sre the names of Harriet Beccher stowe, % Ki,nat
lima pr O. Holland, senator Carl sehurI, 1Y,; ni,,
riek Daniel Dauchcrty Roh't Coyer PAU - DnS. ~. H
Mrs. and Miss Stanton Theodore ll,Io 5 uo Er 1oy
r wise p = De Cor,iova the Rev. stephen H.
Tying IT., John g. SAKE and others
Another volume of Mr.. Nassau Seniors "Ioh-
versations Will appear in the summer
Z Petzholdt has brought out, III Dresden, under
che title Of photographic Dantea asuinlny O""'e
literature since 1865
The death is announced of the weu-known
exiss naturalist NJ. Pictct do Ia Rive He mas 1917 ma
collections TO his native town, Geneva
Two comedies, by Herr Won kohleneGg, en-
tted Maehiavela" and "Geheime Mission" have been
received with much favor In Munich
Murad Effend. the Turkish Consul III Temes-
VA, and the author of "Selm 4" and Marine Fahcro"
has now finished tragedy, entitled iDe5 90
Castro"
Prof. f. H. Palmer of Cambridge Is engaged
upon merical translation Of the Dlgan" Of seha cd
din ZAheir of Egypt, Arabic poet Of the uIne OF
saladin which will shortly appear
A prospectus has been issued of a work 10
be entitled Dictionary OF the Anonymous and PSeu-
donymous Literature OF Great Britain, including the
Works of Foreigners written in or translated into the
English Language" 10y the late Samuel Halkots, esq
Keeper Of the Advocates Library, Edinburgh. TINS
work which begun many years ago by the late ar
Halkett aud respecting which he wrote 10 Notes and
Queries so far back 1856, will be the most extensive
publication OF the kind for English literature ever yet
published. Ii will contain as many as 5000 entrees
printed in two quartO volumes accompanied by on IN.
dex of Pseudonymes with references to author5 real
names and an Index Of Authors names with references
the Advocates Library. and the Rev Mr. Iang, IAcr1-
rian OF the New College Library have undertaken tne
duties Of editOrship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

rUrCurrans larger supply and with bat moderate de-
Prunes but steady
d m0nds hrmer and active Other kinds unchange
ls 30 Layer Rasn 81 $50 boxes Loose Muatel
q Isl half boIes Layers 81 IS and quarter boxes quote
Dr. Layer; Turkish Prune 9. French do liQi3lc Sardue
NE h quarter and % for half boxes both gold Tauagons
8c; Languedo 5i Brazil Nuts nc and Pecans
PsArAkS without change and the demand only
makAstns quote Prime at 12QlJc.
limited demand and pnees steady sales
Il 10 boxas Extra No, a, So Az. earreney.
aRAN-n Wheat nothing doing prices OF Spring and
unsettled Choice Winter arm but quiet the close
~ for Spring and Common Winter the demand
y s nning here and the Soa,h the sales 2oo bush
81 ~ No. Chicago Spring ahoat 81 70 for Amber State
81 81 for White Michigan and Amber Pennsylvania at
Oh 4 Bs moderate request and steady sales Of IL 400 bash
7ta for Tw0rowed Sae at about ST. and UpLake
CANADA o. 10. and Coed Western at Sjc. Barley Malt
ssA.A s1a0 for rworoved do and 81 tOq*i IS for City
oas without change, the demand is only limited;
- 1s 800 bush New Ohio Mixed O,c store $50
Ole Mixed 5tc AMI 5it d52c aAoat
IN ktsd demand Southern the sales
Western, 8c 10 for saoa
demand, limited
1.ad for the future the sales 81 400 BUSH Western Mixed
Dt91e. 7c for Old and 10
Wts at 7le Western yellow at 2dntc, the latter fancy
zaee; ososen White, 74c and Southern Yellow, at &c.
WAR;.
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Y. WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
For THE WEEK ENDING APRIL IS, IN
iBxprsslv Tor TIE n. J. TRIBuSK bv ReporerI
f>1<ra

iExpresslv Tor TIE N l. TRIBUNE bv ReporteEI
General Directions
Send only good articles The freight
goods Pu, everything good order An attractive look
nation and often makes sale where dirty package veny
ais Pack securely that the will
tents 10 change about Use plenty ean dry with pour, sn
Marx plainly with plate
the box bb the The
which box for AND which for
sane time stating What sent the route tine k Aa
should also be nclosed Dbl box AwaSs the
ss Secure for yourself reputation for sne gOos pu. ssd
shape, % that mark in demand
BEANS AND PEAS
heeep r Me week IoI bbla or 50 obs than .. -est
zane week last ga bb Shipment beans
Receiots Of so bush with 3o9 Ippc
rate The consumption r2ou
little higher than mediums In fact q
bo marrovs not hsndpcAei screened - H. waite - a.
choice mediums went at - Isl los bta csrosi
oil Of TO- In addition 10 the alluded to- W o ed
st - 20 with holding sll higher Me aa
having advanced Toe during the week. Canada
100 eo bond selling at 81 a. and $50 bbl Zee 81 DLes
eyed marrc~As and wanted FOR seed ada sell
% - Extra early seed peas bring rs 300 90 We
Beans Md b. o. 00G - 10 Beans
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Mem Publications.
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The gold market has been strong tno p."o !.
co5 ,o t,o, 70 III. the bulk OF business being -
-, Tho reasons for the higher premium arc mo sans
az those I'm force yesterday, though
Treasury would unloose some OF fss noas.so
gold which now remains in Its vani's. ~
present advance would scarcely be sustained 1ne
rates paid for carrying 3, and per osns "
fiat on the borrowing side. The Assistant lreaAno.
deemed s23sOOo in called bonds, making sossA %
e., 600 600 and dsbursed in past due lnterest SA
total of s2272s0Oo The days business at the 0oso NIX
change Bank was as follows: Gold cleared. <hySSO50s;
gold balances &, sos; currency balances, 00"S'
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( stAcks


Railroad bonds were strong the Unions having made q
sharp upward reaction the favorable c returns ef
the road Land Grantssclling up from el to ST. Frss
sold at Ola; Ccnras 1912; Milwaukee and It. Paul rrss
"a; Frsts of c. c. & l. c., 90; and NcvJersey Central
New Firsts, 1914. The following are the BIDS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

cotton rahIng quAY bo' nf" ~
M M above or below the grade quoted .., u
OOPpRBTbe for Rio are iHGbe ior
e>rrcr, 05tc l5iG5ic for Good do and otelo
Sns d The country made up by hessrs
~ est Soma ia 26 500 bags including II 92 at New Orleans
Snc nd Mobile ssh Baltimore and 1885, 40 at New YORK. Taae
AM today and in the prices nominal
CANDLES are very dull aud prices nomnaly edy we qqoh
Aansanne l9ic for H. and Isle for W ID; sperm a. 'c faF
ID a , and Parahine at a5026c cash.
00The demand continues FOOD for the season owing % me oG
yar selling rather higher sale OF Athrs
SV0sa Foreign fair demane and steady ssles o. v.poS'
O1IADA PRAS-We 100 bbl Green at 81 " bush
DR0e AND DYBs-O good request and pnces have
Ssndersons at 49, and Brehmrs al
Al So both gold Opium limited demand and Poes are
xsv Cness are with liberal arrivals
peos ere weak other descriptions have new features 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-17

william Ward quotes stock privileges ms '"li'ns sesi
"on, ,orrs on 20 days time, and u bonus on o1y~
at Tho following variations from the market prss
securities named: p,. o.
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ere for sale by JONES a. SCHUYLER, NO
- ps,s - A. 96 and accrued interest.

I'm nsvxN PER Gent GOLD LAND GRANT BONDS
- q. Vus1 WISCONSIN RAILWAY. now completed,
n sAzs q eel and accrued interest, In currency oy
WHITE, MORRIS g. Co, No. IS Wallst' and
GvxxNE. JOHNSON & DAY, No. 10 Wail;st
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HvR0KAX active demand and Tie me. D'
100 We kArn mpoan, change we qoot' a. ''~'o '
1S6OM marie, for Corn remains very ao sna s
~..I ~ about 3d6 Old MIed 3G5c for New Red o~ Io
T dsen and 9dIOc uf Brooms are qaet bat nn
d6fT6-Thms good demand 70, Cotton today sha os
8 aS consumption en- on ,pe'sa'o sss -. 100 a.
"a - At 2o!ci May 100 at % s6ci 200 at aJc June
= M LOO % 'SIse June "a. 59y a.a anS 100 Il
=, sT.snieI 100 4. % ,o se' 800 100 BALE. At
~ toda, % 70 m-Aph 100 2e 100 at % LILO l a.
y, e.: !. go : e fS 10 se at g 3 is
jdy - 81 sc % lsl6 900 at re A9g 900 at @ ssPs
"a D. sc 100 al9ic, 100 at ~ 7ec Total soOo Oae'
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THE MARKETS.

N'F'"" '' TvK.DsY April 10. nT2
-,.-.., a.. . Dlss Pois are very quiet, bat
:. XT IS o. 100 NJ Pearls ared dali and uoninsL
N6TERIALS-The demand for Bricks eoh'lh"s "nn
~ t,s market steady Cement without chahss sn' I w
- Lathe fair request and pnocs are s.. All
ve have eatares 70 notej trade fsn"s 'aH
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OATMEAL In fair demand ana the
Choice Ontario g. Is Common to Choice quote" 60
i0F OF steady demand FIRM OtPur
OIL CAKE steady the supply Of Western noer,e s,s
bsg s@g currency City 10 bags at $50 30 god and 0eiA-
PRovsioSssPort fair demand freely srTd an; a, Z
ossl hs :a: fi;S %, oI E, Tes Plane are e delivery % Of
SSs Mess SIS 50 for june; seller April sis 81 "a
S S s si:a .: s5 u fsSs,s 81 ana SO? 90 s d.
ss 70 Beef SSnS S, da md s's IN @ q S
81 :'s ssG PLAIN s: and
sn %i''d s nssssa '' 70; f'N la. ' Mesa
Mead. ar: 'f IN Z. ii, ssq sss .si 1:
= 10 ' HAM,. light hI % SeI p..s s 5 Long ss
s NJ. 4. sssss an R s S:.i s;s
Q. ~ goo: S. . fs 30 Of 80 s'.' 8
5 L.. for p s a;. s hI1s G .S
2sss ), tx, s!t;,s2S
fataie delivery Tor asc 500 jane, at se
20 ,ii IL ~ Gt ss
S assSf ss sos q II '' sales
1 os 5 6 spot 81 'S e:.
800 ne bills High Test for May pirate terms asoS
Of S@ jaa s s S Case: Sa i Sia
oeo IL Philadelphia the market was aner and da v" sS 81
doll .s Is. .S b., R'nso'' sa7s
suGA Raw better AID tone cheerful VIC 80
fs sa. ssf s; Co.'S. 1Ht @
E @ ~isIii:, WHIT: ' for H.;
A1 s1Tfso ' sssd .ess tn.
ke remains very firm demand Prices have -
upward tendency quote iobbng parcels from store shsen
Liverpool Fine, 50 rs sac Wothngon Marshall Deasn
SO 0 So Hgus So 500 So 60 washngous 81 a stsof
Ground ST. 50; Tanks Island 0c per busn St. Aaruus
&d5ec and Csdiz at sc. . -
SPICES-The descriptions remains srm With ie
jobbng quote Mace at IS for Prime Penang NuA.s
Pnento l0.e Calcutta Ginger 0,c African Pepper No.
SulnstTa lee for Singapore c for White Cloves,
ZANZIBAR Red peppers. l6c-sl gold
sBRDS-Ony demand for Clover for export the n
better local inquiry, but rather pne
Ohio 9d94c Inde " d5i and STATE at l Ihr
at 81 1888 ough Flax Seed dull and nonal
e. per Se:sit s T;SE st1 ~
SOAP limited demand and without change h OF 10
bores Msrelles CASTLE at III 9l3ic.. currency.
SrEARlN fair demand and steady, sas Of tea At eidefa
TOBACCO-There Kentucky 70,
Seed active business doing; for period D
Sundns 20d4 New Crop Ohio 81
,a2c Connecticut Seconds ; and do Filters ne
Peasylyaua at 4dl5ic $50 Do Nexiork ass
lie; Wisconn In
reach 300 bales Havana at secs 81 10.
TALLOW active; sale Of 80 go at 9!d9e the latter peee
Tor City, ald In Philadelphia, 200 900 H. Nav deliver,
W0OLhe market continues and without material char dur<
there few manufacturers the Market but te boz
mostly small lots for the supply Of immediate wasts The lont
yet Little the
cline opening slight that holders general thing
confident Of realizing full values before the srs ~
Domestic Fleece PEied Woos good supply ss
these descriptions holders sometimes willing to shade rie
escng Fine Foreign Woods still a&
well sustained the light and bushes
greatly restricted the sales include 5000
tOo 900 Australian f2lc oOc0 Cape 47 1900 % Ssp
Pulled 15deoc, 5000 unwashe Conbngs 6S7oc Is 00 ~
Conbing Fleece 81 TO- $4,000 MOatevideo California ss
South American Woods on private terms
wHSKYDul and heayy sales Of 100 bbl i esst wss!sra
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