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EEIDAY. Inn. l3-P. NJ.

The stock speculation to-day covered wider
field than il has on any preceding day since the ad-
vance begun, that has run for moro than
week. The transactions reported for the day
amount to JS5, 2Gi shares, l22, 900 shares more
than yesterday hut the three stocks lake Shore
Erie and Central and Huds0u which OF Thursday
contributed pa 400 shares to the total contributed
only 14i,3OO to to-day's business. Denver
and Rio Grande stock to-day stands first in amount
OF business 40, 100 shares and first in the amount
of gain in price Reports of settlement of the
trunk line difficulties were more circumstanta and
more positive than they have been NJ any previous
time but~ahe reports OF the manner OF the settle
men and of It's terms wctc numerous and cOntrade
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tory. except on two points All the reports ao,..s
IN the statement that the Central and Unsso,
Company bad surrendered 10 the other comn.n,o.
ana that the matter was not 10 be made pnblc Mi
next Monday. At the hour Of writing thero "a =.
Trustworthy confirmation that anything has beo.
accomplished toward q settlement or adjustnoon,
But 1t Is certain that many OF the late reports mas
be traced to subordinate officers Of the PepnsvIv.
mia Company, just as tie reports Of like eharacta,
last summer and autumn were traced 10 the Grand
Central Depot To-day 1900 shares Of Lake Sbo,.
were traded in between 1l4i2 and l152s. and tha
closing figure, 49, is Il per cent higher than tbs
opening price rs, 900 shares OF Central and Hind.
son are reported between 1899 and 49, and the
last price, 1912, Is y per cent bjgbe,
than the opening; 637 700 shares of Erie
sold between 41os and 42si, and the final price
423s, Is 81 per cent higher than the opening 10,
Erie there were present at the opening Of bushes.
orders to purchase the stock nj unlimited prices
that aggregated more than $4,000 shares Thev
were all executed within a range of rs per cent
during the first ten minutes Of business. Michigan
Central opened at 1884, sold as high "a s9Ia. and
closed M 1888, and Canada Southern sold
at 55055 i20 j5ss. The movement in Den yer and
Rio Grande from 09la TO II was sharp but II closed
barely steady at 7las. A side movement was
made In the coal stocks, that carried The
price of Delaware, Lackawanna and Western from
l24h to l26isG l2jsi, Delaware and Hudson from
1864 10 1077sa 1919. and Central of New-Jersey
from % to 035sd $685. but Reading after rising
from 81 TO Gj3i, declined 20 6faGios The news
from Philadelphia Is thar the GOwen ticket has been
successful in the election hat the representatives Of
the McCalmoDt interest In thls city are confident
that more than q sufficient number Of the shares
voted for the Gowen ticket will be thrown ont
by tn Court to elect the Bond ticket III, Who'll,
market records gains for the day. bat the gem
eral situation Is unchanged As yet the speculation
has received no outside support or ENCOURAGEMENT.
Therefore there is possibility Il not probability,
that the moment is near when some large operators
will discover that the market Is ~ heavily over
bought "a ten days ago II was oversold. At the
close the market was moro dull than active, and
steady rather than strong.
The Government bonds were not rs active ~ yes
terday, but prices were strong and he final bills
were l. higher for all the issues Annexed are tho
closing quOtotions:
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MINES AND MINING.
FRIDAY, Jan. 1872. ".

FRIDAY, Jan l3-P' We
The principal features of to-day's mining STOCK
markets were the absence ofactiyity and the small
dealings in Robinson Consolidated The price OF
the stocks ranged from 2.1002.55d25O. The
State Lines were comparatively steady but yielded
from the opening figures: . and selling at loo
l4Oa1 40; and at 23d22 cents, and Oriental ana
Miller sold ut 30 cents There some activity IN
Alta Montana at l. 7001.S0. The COmstocks were
all dull at steady figures. South Pacific rose to 6'2
Green Mountain sold at 30, and Cherokee ut 4oD
4S cents. The market closed dull.
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CLARK & BJrINELL,

CLARK * BJrIWELL,
No Nassaust, corner Of Will. Network.
PROMOTERS and IANAGEf7 OF MINING ENTER
FKlsE>
HITE GOLD QUARTZ COMPANY
-. .. Malroso County california.
. , - - ttass Valley. california
sTARRGROVE SILVER MINING COMPANY.
sToRMoNT SILVER MINING COMPANY ''''-
EAGLE SILVER MINING COMPANY. ' N''''
SAN BRUNO COPPER COMPANY "''-
Mexico
nAHLGREN MINING CO.
~ 800 shares rOck for cheap
Apply 10 l. II. oHEENHwARD.
no. Walst, Room &C.
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AMERICAN NIYTYG SFJO6 ETCH1NGE SALES
rIHSr C\LI.-1D OnLlEk 4. ".

Durango Con VIRGINIA rive and Bye Sutro Tunnel
10I ~ % 200 40 100 ... .O7 300 .-.b3 30
Robinson Con 200 b50. .92 crogsn 49, 2Gc99is ,SS3 3
300 ......2A5I California 700 .b'l. ~ IUV;p' ~"
100 81. 230 500 $50 80 900 .O6 NanCe"ater
TaylorPumas 300 b3. 80 Iron silver 2oo..s5. 20
100 liz 3a Ounir 100 $500. 2IO boo. bio. 30
anl 20 50. b 80 Or'utYsMiil'r state LIE no.
Best & Nclci'r Sierra Nevada 800 .....- "a and .
9Gp ~ l8 100 b9 $50 silver Nugget 900. b'O.l ij
BOdc Mexican New Eul-..sj-.l ~
100 .......1.JO 80 ..,... 900 GnOslO 10 3Vv-lt'
300. no IL
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LIABILITIES
s8ol, s5l, 800 s3a2, 81. 0oO Dec s2ms. 70,
s8O4,o6l. 500 F382.9u, ono doc s2MA9oO

Posted rates for foreign exchange io-dI, were adj.
yanced l. per cent per Z 90 - s30St ~
for sterling. but for actual business the rates
are only tiTncr Of previous onoi1tldns rs
follows: Bankers bills - - aud 80 ,6 tor long
and short sterling respectively 5.25' aud olst
for francs; 0I1s and 65A for rel 'hmarks; and
3g7s and lOli for Zuilders.
In London British cOnsols were frm 20 yesicr.
DAYS prices for money IOOls, and for account ~
100 BIG. United States bonds were quxed
q steedy and unchanged All American railways
were higher. the advances ranging after those o.
Yesterday IN tho home markets. The Bank OF
Fnglaud lost e.. 900 bullion on balance At Paris
wrench 3 per cents rose 20 SAD franc, exchange
ON London falling to 25.20l2 francs 10 he 4.
The work of the West Shore and Buffalo Railway
il being very rapidly pushed along the Hudson
River and in the interior of the state the weather
betnV favorable. The North River Construction
stock on Which 30 per cent has been paid In Is now
selling AT u per cent premium.
Kiernau's Wall street News Bureau publishes the
follovius Ill spatch from Boston:
The first issue Of certificates, series 4. OF the New
England Car Trust Company, organized Tor increase
eoipn,ent OF he NewYO aud AeN-Engand Road, WI
he Tor 81 100000 az per cent, maturing -lO1OW
annually until 1892, when payment Of ali prneip4
and interest equipment thus purchased becomes prOg
crtv of the railroad company. The American Loan aug
Trust Company is responsible for The proper issue anu
securiiy OF each certificate
The receipts of -four and grain nj the principal
Atlantic norts tina 18th lav of .IanuarN were. a
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The market for State bonds Was dull, but
Tennessee IS were strong with sales al ~ Louis
lana consolS sold at GIL and North Carolina special
taxes at s.
City bank stocks were again more active. and the
sales included Ninth National a at 1913, American
Exchange 81 at 1885, Hanover d0 at 1882, and
Mechanics Banking Association 10 no 10.
Only q moderate business was done ina railroad
bonds, but there was general improvement in
prices for the speculative kinds. Erie second con-
soils rose to 907l md closed at 09os against 99l yes
terday, and the funded IS were i higher at 06lq.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas first consols were q
higher at 1917 seconds y higher at 72l2, and gen.
eral MORTGAGES l per cent higher at s2as. Rome
Watertown and Ogdensburg iirsts sold at 903,, an
advance of 81 per cent over last previous sale. @.
c. and l. c. incomes were only steady at 7fl2
Canada Southern frsts were up as at
och. Ohio Central frsts were Z higher at
067s, and East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia in.
comes rose from 55l to 6ai956l2, while the con.
solidated 5s were Il lower at 1884. Richmond and
Danville irsts were strong up 70 1903. ST. Paul and
Omaha cOusols were 81 higher AZ 00l2, Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern frsts being Is easter al
lOOls. Wabash general 0s declined from sS3l to
ssasa ssla Denver and Rio Grande lirsts were no
to II and consos were 10 higher at 1914. Texas
and Pacific incomes were mp Is 10 ~, the fTsts 81
Rio Grande division being steady az 90US9lL
Northern Paclnc nTStS declined Il 10 80.
The business OF the Sub-IreaSury tor the week
ending tonight includes the receipt of 50 9Sl ,072
and the payment of $7,547,649 The result is a
loss to the general balance of Sb86J77. and leaves
it at $79,98l. J34 against SS0,52-, l. January o.
The particular changes OF the week were a coin loss
of $sN2.794 and q currency gain OF T3lG,l0I
Money to-day ruled easy ut 4 as per cent. with
late loans at 3 per cent The bonds Offered
Tor redemption at the Sub-TraSury amounted 70
SIS 600 of the 100. h call The southern exchanges
ON New-York are unchanged, hut M ~ Louis New
York funds declined TO 70 cents premium, Chicago
10 par, and at Boston TO Ii % cents
premium The United States Treasurer al
Washington received S323,O0O IN National bank
notes for redemption. The customs roc,ipts were
1913 u and tho revenue receipts 9JOI,J-7 The
Clearing House statement to-day j. rs follows:
Exchanges Sl66, 1857 ,2D9i balances &6.32S, Oj5
The transactions At the Sub Treasury covered: Re
ccipts, Si,l1S,63d; payments Sl3-i,290i cnr.
rency balance, SLJ30.9l1; coin balance,
S75, 430G23.
Tho following are the comparative qulrterly state
mcuts ct the National banks OF the City Of
Neyr- York
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GLOBE COPPER MINING COMPANY,
w OFFICE 80 BROADWAY, NEWYoRK
Rooms 80 aud %.
Registrar NJ Transfers Mutnll Trust Company
COLE, SAUNDERS 81 CO.,
~ Members ". Y Mining stock Exchange,
Is wALL-sT., NEw.YoRK
Mining and Miscellaneous Securities.
T AITA NJ MdaanA bought and sold on Margin
NEw:YoRK, Jan; 10, 1882
HAVE RESIGNED AS TRUSTEE of the
Assocate Mining and Investment Company, and my con-
ne'on with said company ceases H. r. tREIsCHMAR
VNYO CONSOLIDATED MINING AND
4 MILLING C0MPANY.
'o oFFIcE 30 s. VBR6ADwAY, Ny
OLIVER NUGGET MINING COMPANY
> Transfer R 2alSs 81 81 d RTG3 ss " y
CTLVER CORD, BREEZE and other unlisted
- mining n' stocks bought and sold W. BRENToN wEL1
ING. 81 Broadway Room "a
THE CHEYENNE CON. MINING co.
G sf6GK n g. s6d Psf i PAh 9AIuE, 81
roTTTTG Pe e. 81 4HNAHGHY Sec anu f'''
THE HARTsHAw MINING Cor
NV. YoEK, Jan. 9. 1882.
V'HE annual meeting of Stockholders for the
election Of Trustees aud the transaction Of other bus
ness will be held Companys office, NO 81 Ceda't
IL o'clock Transfer books viii close on the 10th and
ROMAN ''O''' ''''' '"' WEI \. oLMsTED secretary
TIE soNBRERErE MINING CO.,
NEW YORK. Jan g. 1892
V'IIE annual meeting of Stockholders for the
election and the transaction of other bust
will De held at the Companys office 10 ~ CedarsL,
10 o'clock M Transfer books viii be closed the lU
a"d remain 'l0sou ui' 'H WI T. 0LMsrED Secretary.
NEW.YoBK Jan -, 1852.
V'HE ANNUAL MEETING of stockholders
ING XSSB MIfIING coMrANY for the election Of mir,
rcctors aud for The Transaction o. o,Rrr D,nes5 @
be held at the company Office NoG6 EroadWay New iorA
TUESDAY ne l7h OF January ISi2 at GG9c5 p r.
secretary. President
THR YEDGAs MIMIC CO ,s.o
NEW-l OEh, Jan. 9, 1852
V'IIE annual meeting of Stockholders for the
cic. on Of Trustees aud the transicu0n 81 otheT Ds
New Y'rg CITY, Friday the 2oth Day Of Jenuary 80 at
1u o'clock M Transfer books VIII close on the lUth ana
'''''''' WI. \. oLMsrED, Secretary.
THE MnAs PElrt,s MINING coz
NEw-YoRK. Jan. ), 1852
VVIE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold
The election Of Trustees and the transact" 81
Cedar si New YORK Cit5 on TIURSpi1. hc l9rh day OF
January, 1852 at T. O'Clock noon Irn.r books WA DO
william \. OLNsIED. 7ec.e tlry.
VHE NORTH STATE MINING COMPANY
IsAY IRON AND COPPER COMPANY,
organized under special charter from the state Of North
Carolina, and has a capital stock OF
100000 SHARES
Of par yauc Of s2j each. .,
magnetic ion ore in AsIe County Noth Carolina Tho Cop
Per mine Is fully equipped win npI9yei mac .nrIy. ne
$50 gold per ton The estimated value ~ ore IN sh, ana
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titanic acid and WI average syty per cent mcildiG lI"i
cuablc the company to pay dividelos
Fun information can be obtained branch Office OF the
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rBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. {

The Exchcquer Mining Company has levied an
assessment of % cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-14

THE IEDEAs MINING Co
NEW-l ORR, Jan. 9, lS02
THE annual meeting of Stockholders for the
tion OF Trustees and the transaction oi other bus
ness Will D held the COnpaug's Office, No G2 tclarSL,
Y.r civ on Friday 2Oth day Of January 1882 at
H. O'clock M Transfer books viii the 10th and
remain closed until the sd instant -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-14

brushes for the HOLIDAYS.-In sets and
ID singy hair cloth, and nail brushes, DC. JOHN
h. HoPPEL, $40 PearLst, opposite PcckshP