New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-14
TUESDAY, Feb. l9-P. NJ.

TUESDAY. Feb. l3-P NJ.
The Stock market took an upward turn to-day, and
at the Second Board the quotations were quite buoy
ant. The great movement Of the day was in Pan.ms
Securities. That Stock sold at 1885, and private
sales of the Bonds made SIS high 10, moving
an advance of 81 2 cent the Stock since yester-
day morning. This rapid advance is the result of
the negotiation Of s25o 600 of the non-cOnvertible
Bonds in London at 90, equal to as here, that price
being offered for the remainder and OF the favorable
prospects OF the Road for traffic generally. The
gross receipts of the last few months since II
was opened TO the summit, have been 100000
y month. With the increased fares on the road
as completed with no Increase Of travel or
freight, the monthly receipts are estimated al
sl2O, O0O A very large increase of business es-
pecially freight, 10, however, expected. In conse-
Quence Of the high fares this road it is believed
tha, the running expenses will show smaller per
ceItage on the gross earnings than on any road IN
existence notwithstanding the high cost in all de-
psrtI epts OF operations the lsthmus. IL is be-
LEVIED that the road be worked for 81 10 20 per
cent Of the gross receipts. Erie improved to 46i
Reading, ;t!; Harlem, 3ol; Hudson River, 3sl
Cumberland improved per cent. An anonymous
correspondent writes US ridculiDg the pretense oil
grta discoveries OF iron the lands of this COmpa-
ny and stating his confident belief that no such beds
Of iron exist in the Cumberland coal region. New
York Central improved to 94l. A movement has
sprung up in McCalock Gold, Of which 100 shares
sold a. new charter has, we understand been
obtained flom the State Of North Carolina AMI we
are told that the debts Of the Company have been
satisfactorily arranged. In Railroad Bonds the
transactions large for several days past
The market generally is firm. New-York Central e,
9e-a private sale OF registered Bonds was made at
par Eies, 1873, s5 Second Mortgage, loll Illinois
Central, "a; Harlem First Mortgage, 30 Central o.,
s7;, SC Illinois Central Ffeeland Bonds cold down
70 6si These Bonds, we believe, are sold wiihou,
The stock privilege which accounts for their selling
below the subscription price. State Stocks were
frmer, with fair amount Of business.
Exchange closed with hrmness and moderate sup
ply of bills. Sterling, saei p cent. Francs 3l7l
a5.l33.
Tie amount received at the Sub Treasury w,s
sl9S, 400 paid. $50, $50; balance si,374 Si7. Paid
from Assay Office, mostly in bars, s306,si3
In the produce markets there is not much change.
Breads,uffs aud Provisions are in moderate demand
and fair supply. Cotton has declining tendency,
with bu, little doing The sales Of the week are aboa,
5000 bales, including 5000 an tvansifa. The stock
here on hand and skpboard not cleared. Is 81 900
bales. The receipts at the shipping ports are light in
cor sequence Of low water being for the week 10000
bales, sganst lss 900 last year. Tie dedcit Of re-
eepts for the season is los 600 bales The increase Of
exports is SOS geo bales. The circular Of Mr. Wright
for the steamer gives the annexed statistics OF the
movement:
The export TO Gre. Britain this week ia below the
poPdpt last and ony moderate snoant may Be
clesr euInE me coming i.x ave weeks To
France decrease o IL bales the already exists
ard this falling 1f in shipments viii eontnue for some time
IN fks Of
In receipts being considered BY parties engaged IN TIE
evicence IN favor Of crop rot sxceedes
Sftctet bales
The following sssiemeut Of the movement IN Cotton
since the lot Stpte nbeT lat compared with the previous