New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-11
SECOND BOARD.
THURSDAY, March l0-P. N.

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THURSDAY, March lO-P. N.
The market opened with firm and cheerful tone TINS
morIirg AMI the Leading STOKE with but one or two
exceptions had improving tendency through the
session Of the First Board The Arabss news was an
rounced beose the adjournment ard considered TO be
pacific in its general character. This contributed -
strengthen the confidence of operators for the RISE aud
the movements Eere moe spirited for the remainder
Of the session. The Transactions were not large IN
any particular stock, and there was bat little op-
position offered TO the rally by the bears. New
York Central was steady but not active and the quo
ta,ions underwent essential change until afternoon,
when, On email transactions, an advance Of to y
cent was established The thre aened rupture between
this ard the Erie Company appears TO have lost much
of its errors and operators have apparently settled
down upon the impression that both Companies an
protect their interests in competition. Erie also
advarced TO l01, but was rather dali at the quota
ton. Harlem Preferred was in good demand upon
the favorable exhibit of business for the
month of February, and sold at % through the day
TIE transactions 10 Reading were very light, but the
stock advanced to 49, ard was strong at the lotston
The WesteIn shares were nearly gil better with the
exception of Michigan Southern both classes OF which
were heavy and lower. The common stock declined to
l6s and the preferred was dull a. 47t at the Close
Galens Rock Island and Michigan Central advanced
la3 p cent each, and Toledo went up to 26t, with a
weLsustaDed demand, though offered in lsrge lots on
sellers options. No satisfactory reasons are given for
the large decline which this stock has suffered in com
parison with other stocks on the list Pacific Mail
opened at 76I bat was not sustained, aud in fioal
transactions was done at &c. The Northern Light
The fret steamer Of Vanderbilt's line sailed
10 day with $50 passengers. There WAS q DISK
demand for State Stocks during the day.
and prices generally higher. Missouris advanced
Il Tenuessees, L. North Carolinss I. Private sales OF
$l36 600 Illinois were made a. about market rates Ia
Railway Bonds the business small, but the market
had an improving tendency for most descriptions
quoted. Erie Bonds were exception being lower
and heavy. At the Seoord Board the TRANSACTIONS
were quite limited but prices shade better than
in the morn ng, although rather dull at the clcse.
The days operations very similar in character TO
those witnessed for several weeks past. The gsme
beirg apparently see-saw," between the specua-
tors of the street, in the profits and losses OF which the
outside public takes bat little ioterest. The closing
prices were, for New-York Sac 81, lO3s GlO3i;
Tennessee 6s, 81 09ll; Missouri Is, So oSs; VIZ.
GINA Gs, 90. asa Canton Company, l92 2Ol Penn
sylvanis Coal Compsry, 81 asa Cumberland Gal
| Company, "A a2l; New.York Central Railroad, 500
GNti Erie hdufOe1, lO5UN4i HdI-eulJ f~5 "i<J'
| Hudson River Railroad, 32a32l; Reading, 494
l9l; Michigan Central, 52l a52l; Michigan SJu,h-
erp l6i Gl7l Preferred do AZ ALL Panams, H.
all7i; Illinois Central, 60 AGO.; Galens and Chicago,
| 7Osa7Ol; Cleveland and Toledo, POI az; Chicago
and Rock Island GO a6l; Illinois Central e cent
bonds, rs, 9O290l; Pacific Msil Steamship Co.,
| 7fla76i.
There is nothing new in the Exchange market. The
supply is moderate, aud prices firm. Serling 100, 4
1921. Francs, SIS d5l2l.
Freghts are inactive and nominal. To Lordon:
$50 tee Beef at 4s Is. 3D.. % boxes Bacon ss. Ill
To Liverpool: LOCO bales Cotton at 3163. p trns0u
Cake at l0s. % boxes Bacon az l5s. 100 bbls Pork
II p. t.; 500 boxes Cheese at 25s To Glasgow: 40
tcs Rice on private terms. brig Of 2S) tuus to Gal
weston and back private terms. brig to Trinidad
and Cubs and bask, at 81 for Sogars, and t3 for
Molasses.
The business Of the Sub-Tressury wss: Receipts
$ii6,l62 49-Received account OF Loan $3.50 092-
as for Customs, $4,000 Payments, So, e36 %.
Balance, IS 5Sl, $50 81.
The business Of the Clearing House s93 80 le7
Nessrs. lie Hursys Co, No. Wall street. will pay
tie ooupors Of the County of Dubuque Iowa, d1e az
1859. There is better market for Treasury Notes
ana we bear of 10000 4! p cents sold at par. NJ
Jos B. Collins has been reelected President o. the
Unsed States IuslIance Company j. was understSod
there would be opposition to his election in
sequence of the improper piss put in b. him in the
case Of Mr.. Tasker sgsinst the Company brought t.
recover tie insurance on his wifes life. The frst
weeks receipts on che Michigan Southern Road in
hsrch were go 800 slight increase over tbs last week
Of February. The gold skipped from eSston on
dresdsy did not go tsom this city. We frd no
rye to notice in the money make. to-day. Toe
sUanlv il abundant ~ Ia, - dssA Sru.
I'D A 76 y cert on glt.edgei paper.
Nr. FraIkln II. Ketohum was admitted ss q IDel7-
Sei Of the frm Of Ks;cAuu, Hore & Co., on Wed
.resdsy, March 9.
Tie folio wing is statement Of tSe earnings 0: the
Nes Yoik Central Rsiroad for the months Of January
and February, 1852 compared with its esrnngs fer It's
corresponding months Of the previous year;
Ja>UaRs FEEsUkKY.
I,Es E<-L}nss iHsxs EErpes.
1854 hSsSSe is es9 ST., "a -
ists ........... fSo5S as s5s.......... 500 $50 -
ps>fssss...u. 80" 81 psSrtste ....,. es.e II