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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16
TUESDAY, April l5-P. NJ.

TUESDAY, April l6-P N.
There was more satisfactory feeling in financial
circles this forenoon, the belief that the Grand
Jury would direct their inquiries toward informa-
ton in regard to conspiraces against the public
veal rather than with reference to violations of the
usury law. Under these circumstances the DISPOSE
ton to do business was more apparent although il
must be admitted that the funds available for opera
tions were not by any means plentiful. Whether
this condition of affairs would be improved by re-
peal OF modification Of the usury laws Is now under
going discussion in Wal-st. petition is in circulation
among the bankers in the street which will soon be
forwarded to Gov Dix, with n request that be shall
call the attention of the Legislature TO this matter
again. While possibly admitting that the repeal of
the law might be inudcious and unjust to the farm
ing community, yet SO far as its application 10 New
York City is concerned. and TO loans on personal
securities it would. in the judgment Of many sound
business men, certainly be beneficial. All other
matters now before the Legislature ought ia their
opinion to give way TO full discussion OF the usury
matter in all its various bearings. The more salts
factory feeling was reflected at the opening in the
stock market which in the mann ruled
firm until IL o'clock. on small bust
ness. Subsequently the market became duh and
tame, and prices sagged a fraction until about
o'clock, when sudden onslaught was made on the
whole market aud a Wild desire to sell took posses
sion of holders Of stocks, which eyentuated in a
breakdown all over the list of to per cent with
very little recovery al the close No plausible reason
was given for this unlocked for bust-ap" Reports
from London are satisfactory with reference TO the
progress made in the placing OF the Central and
Hudson SlOO0O.OO0 loan. The Company are paying
the per cent semiannual dividend on this stock to-
lal The general market closed weak with but
slight reaction from the lowest figures. Ia, opening
highest, lowest and closing prices Of stocks
follows:
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The money market started off with much activity,
but in view of the more cheerful feeling, growing
out of the reasons above mentioned, the severe
charges were paid without ecitng the usual doetul
comments the more especially as the continued re-
ceipts of currency afford indications of mitigation
not far of. The early rates were at ! TO 3lG and
interest though after ! o'clock the charges were
more severe, and ruled at and interest, with fiat
bid at the close. The amount of legal tenders out
standing foots up SS5s,5GO,OOO, gain of $4,000
since Yesterday. The Treasury balances at the close
of business to-day are Currency $2.TOOOO; com,
S7 $4,000; certificates S2S,33OOOo Internal revenue
receipts are $4,000.
Government bonds were lower and III better offer
inc under the decline in gold, and the persistent
DEAFNESS of money. Aside from these causes
there is a growing sentiment among domestic
holders that under the circumstances prices full
high. and hence the more liberal offerings to-day.
The Londen dispatches report firm feeling, and an
advance in O-40s despite the loss of Gl030O0 in the
Bank OF England balance to-day. A good many
coupons are arriving by the European steamers
which are at once turned into the Treasury and
verted into gold subject to the usual rebate of six
per cent interest IL is quite likely the payment of
these coupons has influenced gold in its downward
reaction to-day. The general market closed fever
ish, on the basis of llSI 10 IFS. for 1868 Fisk q
Hatch report AS follows at 4 p. m:
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT BoNps.


The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD 7-30 FIRST
MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS, which we recommend as a
profitable and wcll-secured investment bear $40
per cent gold interest, and have the following ele
ments of security. viz:
l. They arc the obligation of strong corporation
9. They are a First Mortgage on the Road lts
Equipments, Rights, and Franchises.
g. They are first lien on its Net Earnings.
4. There is pledged, in addition, for the payment
of principal and interest Land Grant Of I2,0O
acres per mile through the States and $500 acres
per mile through the Territories traversed. The
Company is already entitled to nearly Ten Million
acres of its Grant and its Land Sales thus far have
realized s. &C per acre.
With nearly 500 miles Of the road completed ana
in operation the earnings for 1873 will be large.
All marketable stocks and bonds are received in
exchange for Northern Pacifcs on most favorable
terms JAY COOKE a. Co.,
20 Wall-st., New-York.
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The above rates imply hrstclass names
There was nothing new important in the gold
speculation to-day beyond little squirt IN the first
- minutes after the opening, when the price moved
at 11SEGll7sallS. and the market was on the whole
steady at about us all the afternoon until about
o'clock when in the most unexpected manner, the
price fell back on not very large sales to He with
closing business at H. In view of the present and
prospective disbursements of May interest by the
Treasury and the expected credit to the Government
from the Alabama indemnity matter amounting to
about SljCOOOOO, before long there is less comb
dent tone to the speculation the call side OF the
account The sitter rates for the foreign exchanges
gave the market less firmness to-day than might
have been expected. and besides there is
some talk of a new contemplated squeeze
On gold loans the rates paid for carrying were z,
gold, 1-S2, G. 5, and per cent, and fiat. The eK-
port cearances of domestic produce were to the cur
rency valuation of S542l,753. The Assistant Treas
urer paid ont 500 in called bonds, discussing SILL
600 in coin interest on the public debt. The days
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows: Gold cleared, SO 100000 gold balances ST.
5li,S7j; currency balances, Sl,95aGia The quota
a., l.I1
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FfsYe demand 4 frir sses OF state Clniar pnr
lsaoc Spinning Tow a0oe and Greea Io" . 2-' ' Oo -
GRAINIn Wheat done at the opening most hoe-,-
% hat buyers hold of; not offered 70 uen he
closes lower the business confined % ca. 10Y ns es hiIs
81 ~ Id aaot: bed al CT 1900 bush At 81
81 50 io No CssAs9 sgnng a. No i0 Nssts ,,s ~ q ~
White Michigan Barley heavy, and irregular; sales q io st
for Western ungraded ami Canada Wet On r'ae ZIG pr
81 5Gs 20 for West and 50 for City Oits are ssa
ose o ZANE M ~. s59e White at M a5e western sIeis
ssSs5lc White at s4l955sc. afoi Ola do store he'd GS.
niYOSEes Al size and eoS bush jersey aaoli Sc Corn b
10 fair demand 70 complete eag@es ioi eIp%H S S s, ~
Gsc FOR Od m store Western White at 6sdtJc DO feos hc0
GuNSIES1Baes are very quiet but any held At l5.s COD
without change and the demaud Is only hmei Ne qloH a. J@c
for spot ery and futne Calcutta heh al lie
S s 5u, in prees We Learn Of no change; quote
HIDRS-The market for Dry Hdes remains ye Gull 40 70 80
sales further conc sson would have n be Upper Le.h %
"A fair demand for Kps while heavy stock SLOW q ale ~ sas
hide. more active bat at lover P t se . ,S l b from %
and u domestic ports total l i bdes and - e.s.
s as O ns A. Dare df ZOO rom aos7seo yer Irmd
Martha Gertrude PuIneTi 49, from sa5 DoT,5se -
ces 10 from S MaraeaSo per DfssdnOt A.pss
Ocean S9eeT 2 S o ss san AuoDo III oS S M
Schneri ST from Galveston Tho. Bali ~ so from hes0
Tom New Orleans per western Metropolis 80 from savanna p
Hine go rom SSer Gas'E M s: 50 os Pig Game So @
noe he 5h rt have been Hides and lOo bales bos
~ DrT boe9 81 n az months $50 Dry Mostcyeo Sp,
81 on S50 Iry Rio Crsnde ter 2 10 o. pnFb
trns 500 Dry India II ID pnVste 1850 Dry hat
noras "a H. gold 2aOo Mex q as b. on Pnvas TIN,
% D Terms tsia. 81 w ct S Tsaa Ass b % p,
wet sa Teas Rps ~ d. on Vet s sa ouD SOS n
lie currency; 50 bales Calcutta Buffalo, private terms
and 900 baes same time last year be, follows $500 10
Buenos Ays &c. 5000 Dry Montevdeo Se ioeo Dry Rio Gn,
Bogoa Dry aud Sailed Mexican p 900 Dry and Se req -.
Southern z bales Calcutta Buffalo 40 bales Calcutta Cow " "
AarilaR ufa
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BROOM CORN AND BROOMS-NewCrop Corn continues 10 far
jobbng former figures We quote at sac for Old
Mxd case for FOR Cue New Green and 7lc
New Iur dull at old prices quoted at s3G$S 80
dOL
BEESWAXThere continued good inquiry hut holders remain very
quote Prime J7G for Western and South
EN- the supply light.
BOOTS AND sHoESwe have had general demand for
Shoes seasonabe goods have been taken
promptly at full prices the 6Rues insisted
liz have been much larger The great
market has greatly restricted business and dealers
IN expectation things after the resumption Of lake and
purchased keep their
good maB orders received for light work ordinary and
goods request largely BY order and these firm
market continues
cannot healthy trade; interior merchants
p that collections extremely difficult; the demand for heavy
export continued good and these firm and not bun
nt manufacturers the material high and have 10 insist
on good prices goods In Laces Sge Ds and shoe Find
iues there ) isr business doing at full prices
COTTON-Tbfre as been only demand for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16

NJ a ,naster Kim Iadislaus the Hun, has great
battle with the mighty othman host OF King Aua,',
through the treachery, az 1t appears, OF issa""' ~
leader of the Turks Islander with few followers
takes flight. leaving the defeated army OF Amura'n uuU
on the battlefield. But, rs he rides on through quo
might with the fatal stars overhead he makes no ouh
ing over his defeat; Instead, smiling TO hlNse no as
THIS is tho time to laugh" But "in the hiuuo vi 'o
night in halt OF the hurryns flight thero oooS "
him a Scribe OF the King, wearing the hess rug 'no
Kings siguet The scribe upbraids Dn WIN '"o III 81
dark blot on his name and asks him why ne Is thcre
with tine army of Amurath dead on the PLAIN OF battle
md ISLANDER answered and said:
'They lie on the bloody SOU
BY the hoOfs OF horses uou;
Bat this was the decree
or the watchers ovcrheadi
For the war bel0ngcth To Goa,
Aud in battle who are we,
Who are we that shall Withstand
Tho wind OF his lifted hand p
Tho, bo had tbem bind the scribe with chains and
tod him with the edge OF his scmetar to write, and
seal with King Amuraths ring, writing 10 the Pasha
I'm the City Of Croa. the city moaed and walled that
he shoud surrender Croa, in the name of the King
ISLANDER would have put the scribe to death had he not
written; as It was, he put HIM TO death aterward-it
was only question Of time, you Then forward
rode ISLANDER through the night with scarce three
hundred men, and his heart merry within him. as
he saw the CLEAN of the morn
The White Castle k-Tissar,
The city CrOla called,
The city mOatod and walled.
Tho city where he was born
And above II the morning star.
Then his trumpeters in the van
On their silver buges blew,
And in crowds about him ran
Albanian and TurkOman,
That the sound together drew.
And he Toasted with his friends,
And when they were warm with wine,
He said; % friends Of mine,
Behold what fortune sends,
And what the fates design!
King Amurath commands
That my fathers wide domain,
This city and all its lands,
Shall be given 10 me again"
Then to the Castle White
lie rode in regal state,
And entered m at the gate
in al his arms bedight,
And gave TO the Pasha
Who ruled IN CrOla
The writing Of the King,
Sealed with his sigDct nng.
And the Pasha bowed his head
And after a silence SAID:
" Allah is Just and great!
IVicld to the will divine,
The city and lands are thine:
Who shall contend with fateP'
So fate-which we of to-day should be apt 10 call
treachery and murder-triumphed and Islander came
to his own again. And mems souls being tired Of the
Turks" every one seems have approved and reoced,
and Islander pTospered And it was all very stirring
and wicked and odfashioned; and Longfeow tells IT
TO us in stanzas which march martial music, and stir
one IKE a bugle call. L. c. NJ
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The May coupons of the South-Side Railroad Com
pany will be paid at the banking Office of Jacob H.
Shipherd e. Co., No. "A Pine-st
The Philadelphia stock market is dull. Penn
syvania Skies 1881 Philadelphia and Ene Railroad,
p, Reading Railroad, So; Pennsylvania Railroad
5G,; Cold 118.
The aggregate amount of exports exclusive oil
specic from the port of New-York for the week end
ing ApIil Is 1873 was S5.421 753
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1872. oo-

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873,
Il Containing PORTRAIT aud BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE GREE
LEY; also,
The Laws United than usually fall Statistics Of
Railroads of States Statistics Of Commerce and Mauuo
The Manucur OF Cotton aud Wooden Goods lS Foreign
United and Britain; complete state
ment of the Public Debt the States; United states Govern
inenL Cabinet Supreme Court Ministers Foreign Courts &c 6c
Foftysec0nd Congress politically CLASSIFIED; FOnh C0nfross
Staining Select Committees Senate aud House Of
Repentstyes the UniOn Populations Capa Governor
Times holding Elections. and meetips Of Legs
Returns carefully prepared the Vote for President Con
1872 Compared with former Elections
Also Of the Presidential Elections, from the dr
Election Washington the second Election of General Grant
National Party Platforms for 1917 Aud much other inter
eslng information.
Pree. 20c. for a dollar, By mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16

The predominant feature of the State bond market
was dullness The quotations were most OF them
nominal Tennessees sold at IS. for new, and 10 for
old. Missouri Is were steady at 93!. The following
were the bids:
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TIE COMPLETION

of the Houston AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD was
accomplished on the 18th of March, thus forming a
through route by rail from Galveston to New-fork.
The negotiation of the $1O,OOO,OOO LIST Mortgage z
per cent GOLD BONDS is nearly closed less than
S5OOOOO remaining, which can be had at 80 and in
terest in currency of
JOHN J. CISCO g. Son, 50 Wall-st.
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Coleman Bencdlet's closing quotations at p m

William Ward quotes stock privileges as selling
for per cent cash bonus, 20 days time, and Il 10
2 per cent bonus on 60 days at points varying
from the market price of the securities named
"a ollotva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-16

CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD Co.'s FIRST MORT
GAGE SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS for sale ut
90 and accrued interest Only limited number
unsold. The Road rapidly approaching completion.
The Bonds are THE ONLY LIEN upon ROAD EQUIP
MENT, ,996 400 ACRES LAND and all other property
of the Company. The land sales average over SIS
per acre. ii. G. MARoUAND. No. 40 Broadway.
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THE MARKETS.

Carefullv reported The TnBUyEl - -
TUESDAY, April IS. 1873.
hSVESPo are demand and the market firm So Pearls
~ doll aud nominal
BCLDiNG MATERIALS-There continued good inquiry for
cks; Cement is limited and steady Lime dull and noni
% unchanged steady bat qe, other desc p0ns are
without u poTtant change We quote
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To,al.......-........ ..... S5s

Forward deliveries 3l6Gc tower with or transactions " the
Sale eTs s 1 20 M S2 se 10 :, o. SO II @
Jniy SO at ia.c total bales sale. to-day up April
100 se MAY 40! At ss 200 at IS lsl0e LOO at lc is9 a!
s % 100 at s ?o1 ct 10 96e so at lee 900 at 10 l6c
'f go & 10 10 s GO 4S az sc CO., 4 &C.,
l zee 9 ,f y ss o. lsS At s y ss i 49, S
10 Size August $50 at sie ociobsr 100 st lie &
CoFFEEDemand on moderate Official quotations Rio
I ir Common 10 Prime cargoes l6aIsic gold with
per G. NarWiek here anil 1908 DO per Gray Eagle
J Sa, 1891 aS Sn pf ro& Terms O- ''
CANDLESGrhe market is very aud nOmuary unchanged We
quote Adamantne OF Al 2Jd2c Sperm at 3le Patent 4octs
C64lWe have I an Ae,ve demand for Domestic since
cold weather for the ADD some Improvement business have
% ' are s E AZ o ie demand 6, good oI @
the show decided increase the exports exceed 10
SO sos Anthracite Cruz s5a SO ton The ssdeE Coal Com
panes have 'l11ssy wI n s , - for Lano 81 g
Steamer ~ 20 for Bseo ~ o5 o Eggs 80 % TOT stove;
selling n obcAen IS for Lumpi - S. for steame "a o.
tor S,osse M Cal Conps, are sus at Amboy Lump 81
steamer ~ COS Broken, SAW Egs - s stove. - TO- and
DRUGS 4SD DYES snly held but s very quiet :;
al IS Ter o. Snder,ons on decidedly lover with
active demnd at the concession Of B,hmes at 3? &c. EOd
small sales Of far quality spot 'e currency for y choice se
aeSey at goG Qunue steady 81 gnge
cs@e dull and sa We not not, s s' o. soS a. As 2.
s.Ssls, ssssfsss orsn -, al gold on Peppermint 50 Is.
g n.s.... JiW y yaLApi v ID BOND. ~ %
Ar.sulc. poNd suld. "a Mamma large AAke 81 10 %
Balls UamU.p n. ia - Msrna snLaake, Cd - % 20
B.C,rb soda New Oh Lemon y ~. 3 II HSt ~
castle gold go. 65ief c, SaSOda NeNc.goJ 2.9
Cansuc gold 80 Is as, 90 Seneta Root 10. Ol -
Or Tar Dr.. .oh Y. IS SenHR y b....... 10 o ~
tpsom salts y 10. 2. soda Ash s|h, Sid ga )
Cum Aranic 60 Ld l22 IL
Chm Ara .orts. 10 20 Yiinol bloc. - 10. nl9 u
BYEWOODS-Th@ market dali aud prices are
mall, unchanged sms sales % Domingo LOgwOod s1
renew Jamaica LogW0od quoted $50 rs gold We quote
ioyvo.,l Santo 20 enr'y.
Iosvood Jamaea. ........... n 900 81 EOd
Eusue r,mpco .................... % o" goli
E,,ur savanna. -
MAfac4ibO .,......... ~ Wp sulo.
Csrvool '..'.... lOi Gl6 A 90 COLA
Bsr,ooi......... .................., "a 600 gold
IT'1v,od W.,t t'n,st -
FEATHERS continued inquiry Che supply small and
prires fu; quote Prime and Mixed az SdtOc
FgitSlh demand has continued light for al 1os 0 FOR
The high icc OF gold mpaf strong ohe !" we mAei
prces generally decided Layer halNns nave asd
i'm, with upward ltec With the exception OF about g boxes
R.hns cold al ~ he transactions lave been numpehl
ihe fore only Layer RsnN he'll - N
The closes oc Musaicl DO quoted st 'ge~9 E9 Nausaao
iIs Cmuts, 6ci Igkih Paues al 4do!ei pa'e9 i NuO'
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Foreign Exchange was very strong ana hlgner'
under the apparent desire of the leading drawers TO
sell and rates were advanced quarter per cent a
rise as compared with yesterday, of per cent. 1t
is not understood that sterling commanded these
full rates. however for business was at concessions
OF TO per cent. We annex nominal rates:
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Enp SALE

MONTCIAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by Midland Railway. Price 50.
MUsGRAvE & Co., 10 Broad-st.
DEEP PLACER MINING IN CALIFORNIA, by Prof.
b. Silliman in TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. ..
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The guotaton are based running quality not
more half A above below the grade quOteL
PRESENT DELiyEKr
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METALS-The market for Ameheas Pa lreG - 81 snn
prices without important change se note lerud %
Sac In Buyhsh besu bat little d0as rd,ais d-
sales Of b. s. part 20 arrive, al fc AnI ssdes -
Scotch Pig very dull AID pnees have saess -
hear Of no sslea American Pig quiet apd f
for No Il Sg19St5 for No ADD stVaesssi I'D, 0A Ras
knxbsh Rails remain doll aud pomaal -. 80 ssi ~
fsost Change Of imrortsnee quoted sse fs 400 Ps "
Scrap Is carce may be quoted al 0sssU ssssS
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le Figs sIc, quarter ssrdns @loie eareeeyi he
3 o50 bags Braid Nnts 81 se Tsr.gons A.
qroted lSso Lsnguedos do 2ic ae lsiasc; ~
berts, HOB.
FLOUR AND HRAITbe demand for Flour limited the spply 81
Spring Wheat and Good 70 Paneg Wisconsin and h
brands Sihou meeh ehang
e close the market Spring bnis Which more
plenty in Winter dong ssd pess 10
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