The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

terest payments as early as contemplated. The
following were the closing quotations ;-rennessee.
ex coupon, Sax a "a: do, new, " S2z; virginia.
ex coupon At asked; do, registered stock. Old. ~
a az: do. skies, consolidated bonds. So a 58A do.
do, deferred scrip. IA 15 Georgia skies, 70 70;
do. sevens. IS q SO; North Carolina ex coupon, 81
SO; do funding, 1886. 20 "A; do do. 1s6s 20
"a; do, new IT 10; do, special tax, Ii Is; Ms-
souri, skies. 95 90; do. Hannibal and st. Joseph.
Oh Ok: Alabama 1ves. So 81 do. Fights, So 90;
South Carolina skies, new. January and July. Tx
10; do. do. April and october. 20 q q; Arkansas
skies, funded, 80 q 43. .rr
GOVERNMENTS RAMPANT
The government list was strong and buoyant and
prices advanced in face Of the decline in gold. the
long skies of 81 being held at 1l9h while the new
ves rose to 1lak, the 67's closing at l17x. In ad-
dtion to the demand for Europe there is wide in
quiry from domestic sources for the Investment OF
capital during the expected monetary relaxation
of the Summer, not to speak Of the current orders
from the Eastern states for the transfer OF taxable
cash into the non-taxable securities OF the United
States against the LIST OF April when statements OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
are required by the local authorities, Something
Of the demand is also referable to q demand from
parties who have had deposits,in banks, but have
been alarmed by the stoppage OF 30 eminently
respectable concern as the Bulls Head Bank. The
following were the closing quotations limited
States currency sixes ia o. 1l4K; do.
do 1881, registered ll7k a NIX; do. do
do coupon, i1sH a HOY; do. ave-twen-
ties, registered, May and November, 1l6H
1885,; do. DO, 1882 coupon, do, ll6H 1862. |;
do do, 1854, do. do, 1865 11e,I; dosdo., 1885,
do do, 1T 117H do. do, 1867, registered, January
and July, 115k a 115K; do. do, 1865, coupon, d.
115h 115,S; do. do, 1857, do do, 117H 117s do
do, 1858, do. no., 1161 1l6X; do ten-fortes reg
istered, 1l1H 111X; do do, coupon, 111h 112;
do lves Of 1884, registered, not quoted; do do. do,
coupon, lax has.
STOCKS STRONG AND HIGHER.
The stock market was weak at the opening, and
for half an hour or so appearances favored the
bearish side OF the street. prices yielding during
this interval a fraction OF q Il per cent. But
the feeling changed as II by magic un-
der the easier working Of the money mar
ket and prices not only recovered but
started forward at a smart pace, their advance
being accelerated by the announcement from
upon the
EXTRA GREENBACKS
to the extent Of half q million or so, making the
total now outstanding $2,670 900, being an imitation
of the currency OF that amount the past few
weeks 1t was rumOred also although subse-
quently denied, that the New York Central Rail-
road sterling loan Of s1O,oOOooo had been negotl-
ated in London, the effect being a strong rise in
Central. which helped to lead the general market
in the upward direction. The chief Improvement
was in Pacific Mail, which advanced to 57S, although
1t failed to hold all Of the improvement to the
close Panama sold at 1865, and Harlem was
hrmer In the vicinity of 1885, Late in the day
Western Union declined to S6hs on the report that
a boovu tor in wa 1vjn dan lat
his residence up town.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest