New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-30
i'UsspAY. March en-r N

1NsSpAf March S'-r
The Stock market to- day was moderately
sctive without marked change in prices from yest<-
dry There Is much les disposition sell short and
on the part of the operators tor a rise good dad II
confidence in the future The fancy Railroads are
steady Harlem sciye and closed at 66i an al
vance Of Y cent Hudson River was 6ru Sris fen
az between the Boards 10 81. but closed at 81 biz
Reading declined l Norwich and stouingtoa con
iinue 10 improve under the arrangement OF Mres
Nicaragua sc,ivc but rather heavy at the close
81 e,li The advices OF sickness the Panama 18th
mus viii probably increase tho travel by this routs
The Land stocks improving sgain Canton cold a.
80 en- advance OF p cent The South Balt,mors
property has been sod. and the proceeds will probe
tly be eNpepded In improving the Canton property
Cary sold at III Morris Is moving upward clossg 81
2ll. The Coal stocks are buoysnt Cumberland sold
at 5ji an Improvement OF II Y cent Parker veis
iOi, an advance Of u v cent Some ycntlcma 70
Gently returned from eSarninato of the mines oi
this Company report very tayorsbly upon them Phs
MS closed n 90 la the premium stocks tho
well sustained For uaca & Syracuse Ia bid; Roca
c-,er 81 Syracuse 1885, Buffalo s. Rochester. IN
Utica & Schenectady, $50. Cleveland, Columbus &
Cincinnati 49, New York & New. Haven, 40. Pans
ma, I26 Michigan Central lO7. sc la Bond, snA
Government Stocks there l. but a moderate business
doing aud prices arc without important change
There is fair business doing in Exchange.
aud the market !. firm. Sterling. ss9i for good to
beat names, with some bankers asking 81 y cent?
Francs, III as Isl. The Southern malls are .,in
back, which checks tho supply OF bills
The Liverpool Freight market is heavy.
Engagements OF 400 or 5000 bbs Flour a, s,asaT;
1900 10000 bush Grain sale the latter In chips
bsgs; Cotton. 9l6ald The Baltic has 100 tuns IL
con At as and some Cotton To London, some Flow
was taken at? lOi93i.
The Receipts at the Sub-Treasury were
slH375i Payments, ga 900 Balance in tho Tross
ury s72lOs75.
There ia no change in Money to note Tho
receipts Of the Banks continue 10 b. large. and thsv
generally diseOunting sufficient to meet the wants
OF the mercantile community The Interior continues
to Iay up exceedingly well and country merchants
are buying unusually large amounts for essh Ths
California gold which has been .iftsd over the country
during ths last year Is centeriag hero now for
the purchase Of goods The commercial classes are
easy stock Speculation. begin TO loos tor ~
essy market again at 697P cent on call
The adyiees from England aud California arc
favorable. Money easier In London, and con.o,~
hdFhLctu lV'as bfrhustuns sud Cotton both
sent slightly improved aspect and the reports have
had a favorable eject upon the markets here On
another page viii be found full details Of the gold new.
from Australia, which were received BY this arrival,
tut crowded Out yesterday. The accounts fully con
usoiet the previously received statements Of de-
crease In The yield and show that largo amounts NUT
be received In London this year, a. predicted By CIR
Esrley Palmer The aecounrfiom the mines In Csn-
ioTnia also favorable The yield continues large.
aud new deposits Of great richness have besn dL-
covered
The Annual Election Of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Co. wa held today and the old Board
reelected follows John Wurts, William IA.
Hsls,ed, siIss Holmes. Jacob H. lie Roy, william =.
Herman, Charles N. Talbot, Maurice Wurt Lore
Nah, Edward J. Woolsey, William ausgsye George
T. Olyphsni Daniel B. Fearing, Robert Ray Re
por Of the business Of the past year read and
received with sstisfatson. The Directors express tho
cpsion that the Coal business Of the present seaDn
will be quite prospexOus as the Lat The resst II
the years business Of the Company, w.sammsd Up 20
annexed,