New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-03

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.he s,,,e f,lute OF the ususl Spring movement ~,
nae The business of the Board b, ss Tar g csn -
,rcxr :, Tho hands snd for sccount ct me or'so'
| tho nn,Hc with the ssgac;ty OF the ouipeu 49,
.,os.;, ga DANGEROUS Temptations. Avery inge P
a.; - r. posrd sppeas to be still operating io' ~"
hr.r;b ls.s. energy and determnah VI 'oan :.
| - a, two since At the Secood boa'u INC -. -,
-. .,,orp. and at the close pnces were 'u'..a
VOC -, "a, ,hs Second Board at 81 but was aitei
Hn. , 60 a, that without buyers. The sdVi'es
.h.nv are that the bill authorizing the incresse
=. -, .,ock for the purpose Of making the SINKING
- S;v,depd. will be parsed, perhaps with some
os;so,,;on. Reading sold at 795, which Is better.
m. movement in Southern Michigan was much less
.ove .bsn Yesterday and the excitement in regard 10
Il has ,ub.ided. The msket opened at 7Oi and
closed a. 7Oi, sales having been made on
buyers optiop, as high as 10, unusual difference
Toledo wa. also better and sold at 72 Gaens, 1924;
Michigan Central 943. La Crosse was very ouoyant,
and Isl was bid at the Seoond Board the earnings for
March are reported as Unexpectedly large. sale OF
Delaware. Lack wanna and Western was made at %.
In Railroad Bonds there was nothing Of importance
done. Vireiniss cold at 9ll and Csliforniss, under
the doubt in regard to the adoption Of the debt by the
people, sod as low as Sc. This whole constitutional
ouesop in re gard to this debt is considered by well
informed parties to be simply dodge On the pat OF
tpeculetors who, 40 soon the market s depressed
sufficiently 10 suit their purposes, whl find consttu-
,opel authority and Suprems Court decisions enough
to put the market up again.
In Exchange there is nothing Of importance doing,
and rates are firm as before quoted Sterling, 81 9SS
= cent.
Freigbts are lower for Grain, but frmer for other
merchandise. To Liverpool, 2,5Oe bbls. Flsur at
L. 10Id a2s; 1900 bushels Grain at 81 a6Id. l. 425
bales Cotton at 5-32 3lGd 100 bales Sea leland al
ID: eco boxes Bacon at 20s; $50 bbls. Lard at Ns;
$50 ties. Beef at 3d. Cd. To Glasgow, by steam 600
bbls Flour at &c., and 500 bbs. Rosin at Be-. To Bre-
men. lCO tcs Rice at 20s. 80 bales Cotton at id.
To Rotterdam 100 bbls. Spirits Turpenne at 10. To
Havre 2,5OO bbls. Flour. mostly st i5c 200 bales
Cotton at &C.; some Sea Island at &C.; 10 bbs Ashes
at IS for Pots and 50 for Pearls 20 casks Rice at g.
A vessel from Lepmance to London with Deals at
COS. Br, men bark to Hamburg on private terms.
The bark James Pitt from Bordeaux to New Orleans
for 81 $50.
The business of the sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$s6,9sl lS; Payments, sl73,2Oj 49, Balance, sl5,-
53e,O73 50.
The busn ess of the Clearing House was very large
to- day. $ $751; AGO. due to considerable extent to SET
Elements yesterday for large Exchange operations.
The Canton Company Of Baltimore, has declared
dividend Of 81 e share for the pact Elk months.
The Fulton Fire Insurance Company has declared
sem annual dividend of T. cent, payable bta inst
The North River Insurance Company has declared
sem annual dividend of ten cent, payable on the
10th inst.
The State Bank Of Elizabeth, wJersey, has de-
clared semi- annual dividend of six 4 cent.
The Springfield, Mass, Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, 10 y cent making 2j y cent for the year.
The interest due on the bonds of the State of Wis
con,n, issued to the Fox and Wisconsin Improvement
Company viii be paid by Mr.. A. b. Clark, at No. ~
Trinity Buildings.
Charles O. Morris, formerly with Winslow, Lanier
g. Co has formed a copartnership with Leonard d.
and Frederick r. White, and will do business at No
25 Wall street, in exchange, collecting and banking,
under the firm Of White, Morris Il Co.
A Convention was held in this city last week OF
representatives of all the transportation lines between
this city and Botton. The object Of the meeting was
to regulate fsres, &C., Of the coming season. but,
without arriving at any conclusion, the Convention
adjourned to Providence.
The Land sales of the Illinois Central Road for March,
1857, 5sS ~ -
Shlee in 1856 S<oos
Increase. eiio,o@ -
The srr.noemept for the issue of $S 00e shares