New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-15
MONDAY. March l4-P. VI.

MONDAY March lf--P. N
The improved feeling in the Stock market
.,,,,ned to-day but the buoyancy Of the morning
no,rd was scarcely sustained in the afternoon Inere
being greater facilities for carrying Stocks he defnand
g. psnc;e WA much more active than last week with
,e.s difference between cash and time contracts One
NJ the feafures Of the market was the revo OF the
oovemeut In Canton Of which 100 shares were sold
aaa3lt for the new shares frst put in the market
today Tbs equal 10 l24 for aid shares and shows an
advance Of y cent Saturday. price. The number
o shares hes Just been increased four fold TO correspond
with the increased value Of the property Cary was
,,o buoysnt and sold at 13 advance OF 81 Y share
yor the Fancy Railroads the market was firm. Enc
shows q further improvement Of y cent, being ~
cent from the lowest point Stock is not pressed on
tbe market The business Of March thus far IL f.vora'
bic snd shows a considerable gain on February Ston'
iagton advanced r cent; Norwich, ] v cent? mar
,~m, p cent; Hudson River, p cent. The Coal
SOCKS are frrner Cumberland closed at 5lt an i'm
uroyemen. Of u y cent The friends ofthis Company
sppear disposed to sustain 1t at about this price Liam
roen cold ct 81, seller thirty, and Is well sustained
View Creek was In demand at ~. Chesapeake ed
vspoed 10 &C. Nicaragua was in demand and sold up
70 32i y cent Nh advance Of II y cent 1t closed at
3at In Premium Railroads the feeling is better Sixth
Nv went 10 III. Bsnk Stocks were little hrnsr.
Hanover sold at 944, further Improvement Bonds
are IN fair demand and show change
Exchange ia steady, but not active. The
range Of Sterling ea9l the latter for Bsnkers bills
There lie a good supply on the market. Francs arc
sl6.a51S.
Freiehts are firm, with0utlarge transactions.
To Liverpool 3 600 or 1000 bills Flour, 3p2 g. the
sprmsr in British bottom Grain, 7l 900 bales Cot
ton, 3D., part compressed. To Glasgow, 500 bbs Res
No. 81 To London, 1000 bbls. Turpentne, 3I6. To
Hsyre some Cotton was taken at &c, and to Hamburg,
200 bls Resin 81 To California there IL fair amount
Of business doing At 50D10Oc p foot and sJO6 $50 for
Lumber The market s dull for Australia, and the yes
ssk on the berths are filing up slowly.
The receipts at the SubTreasury are S2ll,-
SOC; Payments. s71, OOa; Balance, s6,33i,3o2
There 10 still an active demand for money,
bat the supply Is free On call y cent Ia freely
paid and on paper 7alO v cent generally II first class
e09 p cent but the severe of last week not
demanded The main difference between the market
ts week and early last week. appears to be tina. con-
hdence IL restored, and parties wis last week had
money, but were too panic stricken to be willing to
nd It, are not making losns freely good securities.
The high rates of interest have also brought to Wall
IT., quite perceptible increase Of capital
Of Pennsylvania which are exempted from taxation,
viii probably be added to the bill extending the
security basis for the Banks The discrimination be.
tween these Stocks and those Of the same State the
dividend upon which are taxed is just one, and a
proper rebukc to that State for its quasi reputation.
influence Is also being brought to bear upon the Bank
Committee TO add the Stocks Of the Cities Of this State
10 The bill With proper restrictions there be no
valid objection TO ths The City Stocks of this City,
Albany &c, without doubt, safe security the
esocks Of the State.
The receipts Of the Little Miami Railroad
Company Cor the week ending March G. are 5000 Is
s~ne week last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e97s
Increase. SlOO2 o.
The entire imports of the last two weeks
have been about eight and half millions. against six
mirions during the period last year. Tho CT
pers ofthe two weeks ere 81 S000oO against 80 OcO
COO
The Central Bank commenced business to-
DAY at No. 81 Chsmbersst Mr. Joseph r. Taylor is
President and Walter Oakley, Cashier.
Tomorrow Tuesday bids will be opened
u the Union Bank for a million of the ten per cent
Bonds Of the Illinois Great Western Railroad Compa-
n.y. This road extends from Springfield to the Illinois
river, 10 to be extended to Decatur where 1t connects
with the Great Central Railroad The loan is for this
extension and for rolayng the road with heavy iron
and for other purposes. The loan will undoubtedly be
taken at and above par.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued
The following Circular;
CALIFORNIA MtNr.-TreasuTy Department, March IL
The sxh section Of the Act Of 81 March, 1855 ITO supply
de6esncies IN the appropriation for the service OF The sca
r. ,ms for receiving bids under the ACT Of the ID July
lt5 for the erection of Mint at California be extended 10
the m An and Nv or or sb
Of he shall be applied only % the erection
and putting in operation mint IN CsioIna and not to the
purchase OF any building FOR that purpose the proposals Of
the ID October last medifed accordingly. Bids viii
therefore be received al this upon the proposals
90 modified until the first dsy OF April proximo, Inclusive
w compliance with tbs directions Of the sci OF Congress
feued 70. JAMES GUTHRIE Secretary Of the Treasury
The Metropolitan Bank gives notice that it
receives the notes of the Bank of North America a,
Seymour CT. upon the terms the notes Of the
other New Eng land banks.
The Columbus Ohio State Journal announces
the failure of Messrs Balm Co. brokers' Of that city
The Wilmington and Manchester Is. CO.
Railroad is in operation ZOE miles a. miles al the
Eastern end, and IS miles adjoining the South Carolina
Road, by which latter Ii connects with tho City q
Charleston, s. c., and Augusts, Ca The whole Of the
remaining portion Of the work is being rapidly prose-
csied, and will be competed this year. This road Ia
one Of the most important links in the land mail route
between this city and New Orleans. regular line Of
stages connects the two epds of this road The mail
viii be carried this line in June next under con-
tract already made
The private letters by the steamer are ges-
orally favorable for American stocks and generally
cheerful in in regard TO the future sir amount
Of orders have out but the foreign houses end
dihculty in executing them in consequence Of the
dalness of the Exchange market which prevents the
negotiation Of their bills
In the abstract Of the Erie Railroad state.
ment, made few days since we stated the expenses
Of February at $25ao0o. This was an error, We
should have given this amount as the entire disburse-
menss Of the Mouth, including expenditures for con.
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