The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-29
NEW YORK HEkA WEDNESDAY ls7s-r1pLn SHEET

at further advance. The South Carolinas AprIl
issues, sold at 26K. The following were the closing
quotations Tennessee, ex coupon, SIX SO; do
new, Slx 50; Virginia, ex coupon, n q so; do.
registered stock, old, 81 AZ d. sixes consolidated
bonds, 56K 67'S; do skies, deferred scrip, 14a
10; Georgia skies, Is Q 80; do sevens, So 40
North Carolina, ex coupon aaX q "a; d.. to- .ls
Carolina Railroad, 6sh q 90; do, funding, .oren
Is; do, do, 1868, "a 20; de-. new, II $685. 20
special tax, 1914 AZ; Missouri size 1o' ao''
do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, 90 90 a'.
skies. so IS; do, new, 45 SO; do ~ houlsana
o IS; d. do. Fights, IS o5; de- :. 'esoe s.Acs, "
20; Alabama ives, 60 o6; do =. 40. ao 1910, 90 =
Carolina Sizes 40 As; do. enss, o. o. oou'n
22H %; do, do. ma oc."nsI o o1u s1 as
Arkansas skies, funde ~ ano o0'ooef' ]oa ]o'
cow a. ooS ~
rxcar, sor the 1aNMENrs LOWER.
;ssne. ~ rhe A. ten-f0rties ana the more recent
beavv audi .ee~twenties government bonds were
cedino r. Asome extent lower, the new fves re-
ouetat' 115tu face Of the strength of the gold
ner, on, while the currency SKIES were on 4 x
A. <ent TheSyndieate, in running up the new
"es to par4n gold, to pave the way for their re-
ending corporations, have been sadded with msre
lthe bonds than they calculated upon getting the
advance enabling large number Of parties to sell
out whe had paid par for the bonds year ago. and
had never seen them at premium, but oftener at
HEAVY DISCOUNT.
Now that the Syndicates have been promised the
remainder OF the new hves, their enthusiasm has
| wonderfully abated. The following were the
clesing qu0tations:-Unitcd States currency skies,
ll5A 11th; do, 1881, registered, 117h.a 117A;
do, do, coupon, 119h 1l9M; DO, tve-twen-
ties, registered May ana November, a15X .
ll6H; do, do, 1852, coupon, do. 1857 q 1863 !;
do, do, 1884, do do, 1854 ll5X; do, DO, 1885,
do, do, 1l6H 116H; do, DO, 1Se7's, registered,
January and July, 115h 1l6x; do, do, 1896, cou-
pom, do, 1lSh 115h; d., d., 1857, d. do, 116s
a116H do, do, 1858. do, do. 116X 1867; do. ten
forties, registered, 114h a141; do, d., coupon,
1853 1854; DO. hves Of 1881, registered, 1l3k .
l13x; do, Do, do, coupon, 114X 116H.
STOCKS DULL ANB IRREGULAR.
The stock market was dull In most of its features
and unsettled, but, the whole, frmer in prices.
The tendency throughout the forenoon and up to
the close OF the second call was In the downward
direction, the general market dropping, while
special weakness was shown by Rock Island,
Wabash and Unisn Pacific. The aforementioned
declined 20 34H under pressure Of sales induced
BY the Senateis adoption OF the House proposition
70 withhold all moneys dae the Pacific railroads
| which were inRrrears OF interest to the govern
ment. Wlththe relaxation In money toward the
! close
THE MARKET BRI0HrENED
up and closed with general recovery of all that
| Va, Os
and l. G. being especially strong and rising to 40
on a rumor that the Clique controlling 1t had sue
ceeded IN ensnaring Jay Gould in q close
| corner. Meantime Erie had been active and
strong in sympathy with the Improvement in Lon
don, with which market 1t still kept its parallel
higher range OF quotations, if the pool on this
side were unwilling to allow any opportunity to
the foreign bankers to close contracts for delivery
| with stock Obtainable on
THIS SLIDE OF THE ATLANTIC.
In the general recovery at the close Union Pacific
returned to s5H and Ohios to 4SX. Harlem was
strong and quiet, with sales at 121 despite fresh
report sent over e'of the stock telegraph wires
that Commodore Vanderbilt had abandoned his
project Of city underground railway. Atlantic
and Pacific advanced to 3sx. Pacific Mail nnc-
tuated between 72,S ana 70 in the absence of tnr-
Their intelligence Of the fate of the steamer Alaska
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
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