New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-08
THrRspAY. Ami Up N.

THURSDAY, Aprl IN
There was an improved feeling manifested
in the Stock market today with more disposition to
operate among the gpecuatCrs In prices there is not
much change but the tendency Of the market was up
ward At the Second Board the transactions were not
large but the market closed firmly. The Railroads
were well sustained Erie improved p cent, 81
being bid at the close Hudson River has taken start
within few days, in consequence of some rumored
arrangement with the Central line Of roads for direct
through train between this City and Buffalo which il s
thoupbt will increase the traffic The Improvement
this week ia y cent Harlem improved p cent ing
at G3 Lopg Island also took start and went 70 33l
an advance Of II 2 cent. the last sale. StOniug
ton and Norwich were firm. The business Of March
on these roads shows the effect Of the advance in fares
The amcatle between these two rolis and
the Fall River continues for year. Nicaragua closed
at 81, An improvement of p cent The travel by
this route lie very. large Coal Shares were gen.
orally frmer Cumberland improved II p cent.
jersey Zinc sold III in the morning but recovered
TO III at the Second Board We hear that the affairs
OF this Company are in good condition that the de-
mand for pan fully TO the production and that they
have been offered contract for all they manufac
ture this year at largely profitable rates. Morris con-
tinues active and improved p cent. In Bank Stocks
there is a moderate business doing at rather better
rates. Railroad Bonds in rather better inquiry and
prices without much change Erie lst Mortgage cold
at l19. The market closed firmly.
In Exchange there is not much doing, but
rates are steady Sterling 81 d9s, with some leading
bankers asking 81 p cent. Francs 5l6i 95l3l. The
supply Of bills il fair both from the South and from
shipments of produce at this port. The demsnd for
Exchange is still limited by the money wants of remit
ters and there considerable Of transactions
payable in Bills Receivable
In Freigbts there is not much doing but
rates are steady. To Liverpool, FlOur2 Grain, Old
07d; Cotton, Sled; Resin Q GAG H. To London,
Resin Sd. Gsld; Flour. 81, &c &c To Antwerp,
10000 ID Bone at &c. To Hamburg, 100 hhds. Tobac
co. 3Oi 100 bbls Spirits Ste. &c. To Hsvre Cotton,
&c. To California there is a moderate business at 500
csc, and some Lumber at s55
There was decided ease in the Money market
to-day, far call loans concerned but in paper
there is no change TO note The best 60 at 7d9
4 cent Some Of the Banks are lending money freely
CALL and the leading banking houses also accom-.
modsting their dealers more freely. Theprincpa call
on the Banks s now from the merchants, whose pay.
ments this month are very large
There appears TO be an impression in some
quarters that there is another instament Of the Mexi
can Indemnity due this year, and that this payment
will draw largely from the sub-Treasury This i'm
preston is erroneous Tho last nstsllment paid
last year The treaty of Guadalupe Hdalgo, which
was ratified by the Mexican Governments in May, ls4s.
required four annual insisllments of three millions
of dollars EACH the first TO be paid the expiration Of
one year from the ratification of the treaty. This
brought the last installment due in May. 1852.
The Sub.Treasury receipts to-day were
sl53,9I5 Payments. s7O,26l Balance, s7,4379l3.
The receipts of the Southern Michigan and
Northern Indiana Road for March, have been re-
ceived and show of about $4,000 on the es
innate. The figures are
Passengers and Mails 500 6JI %
Freight Dl69 W
Total. .sS6,s66 50
The receipts of March 1882 when the Road was not
open to Chicago were s27 $40 The aggregate receipts
for January, February and March have been
Passengers and Mails sl4294 80
Freight o2,3b6 90
Total. sl95 800 50
against about ST. coo in the same months of 1852
The Little Miami Railroad Company receipts
for week ending April 3, 1853 sll3ll 30
Receipts for week ending April g. ls52..... 9ls3 q
Increase % per cent, or................ s2l2s }
The following statement gives the EARN 9
of the Erie and North Eas, Railroad Company,
In Jan, ls53-Passengers. .s6462 as
Freight. ..-........ 9li4 80
Express mail, &c. 745 s6-l6,35 IS
In Feb, ls03-Passengers. 1898 -
Freight. ........... l0l56 81
Express mail &C.. S07 55-ls357 %
Increase over January. .s2OO5 p
March for passenger. sl2274 81
Freight &c, probably about same as February,
exact amount not ye, aseertained.
Mr.. s. Diapers regular weekly sale Of stocks
will take place at the Merchants Exchange tomorrow
friday at l94 O'Clock. Among the securities to be
offered bonds Of the Hudson River Railroad and
shares of the New York and California Steamship
Company Chemical and Market Banks aud Farmers
Bank of Kentucky Hudson River. Panama New Jer-
sey, and Junction Railroads, and Republic and Wash
ington Insurance Companies
The American Railroad negotiations spoken
of in Messrs. Anthony Dorr Co Circular, published
yesterday were learn for account of the lines be.
Louisville and Nashville and that they were ne.