New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-04

,....,,,,,,, ard Western freiSst nSfh'' ou' -.
81 e,eirh. ard through phsssnsn oosm
~. Cumberland foi a. II, snd % VS. VI ~-'o'
~ ee.obd B2srd IT, Wssts:r S1ie' ''sie W. ~
.;Ss,.be f,mpess, without important "an' :,
Hicbi,an Central improved eeh'' 4'u hNA
I.,,n6 Q cent. IEnois CentfaI was AIMING
The ERNEST stocks, AMI WAS IN oem>hu q ";
.erer sixty. AID 692 regular. Ih7 nhsn'i'i
- hv wii,e tie finances OF this Company
vii; be placed n al easy petition 1eyon1 Contingency
=, ., .bs tr,fic of the rod is fully developed meets
With great fsyr both here aud 10 London, snd .1Sfe
is little doubt that it will be adopted j; con'smpli>'
the voluntary psymeE. OF the $40 per shafe remaining
mn.id. on the stock, which will thea bear p cent
interest. This viii pat the Company in funds Tor the
deficiencies in to ct the Interest Oh the con-
,ruction bonds and to redeem the FrelaGd bond, due
in SEPTEMBER 1860. AZ the same time, there Will 'e
released urder the Freelsni mortgage s9,'JOOOO
Of notes fJr lands sold, sud $4,000 acres
Of lard unso1, which viii be devoted to
the payment Of interest on stocks and bonds Tae
London Committee have not yet acted ss ooiy upon
this scheme. but individually have expressed them
teves favorable to il. In bonds there was moderate
business. Missouri, were heavy, selling at 5S4 Ede
bonds are buoyant those OF 1871 selling AZ So AMI the
4th mortgage at SCI. Government stock was in good
demand at 1882 under tie impression that Congress
would adjourn without authorizing new loan. rne
closing prices were New-York State Y cent, "a,
lO3l 1887; Tennessee Is, 9Os 1905 Missouri 90, So
So; California rs, s4l as; Virginia 6s, 96s @96i;
Canton Company, 20o20Ii Cumberland Goa c nm
psDy, 23i 02ii NeW-York Central Rsirosd, 81 a
81; Erie, l2iQi22; Harlem l2i 0l3; Hudson,
32s a32.i Reading, 49i 49,; Michigan Central,
500 aj22; Michigan Southern, lslalS:i Michigan
Southern Preferred, 49, diSli Panama, ll79li74i
Illinois Central 60 40; Galena and Chicago,
7la7I4; Cleveland and Toledo, 29l a29}i Chicago
and Rock Island, 62aG2t; Milwaukee and Mississippi,
12l0l22; Illinois Central y cent bonds, 1870, S9G
80; Pacific Mail IA ana
In Exchange there is but tile doing and the market
is frm at lO90lO92 for Sterling, and 515a5.l2l for
Francs.
Fregbts-To Liverpool, 400 bsles Cotton at 32o
3l6d.; 80 tuns Leather 100 ties. Beef 900 bbls. Tar
and 200 bbls Pork on private terms; 900 bbls. Rosu
Is 3D. $50 bxs. Cheese at 2Os. To Loadon, 300 bbls
Pork on private terms % bxs. BscOn at 22s. cd %
bbls Pot Ashes at 22'. 6d 100 tuns OIL Cake at DDS
Cd. An American brig to the Mediterranean, with
st.ves on private terms.
The business of the Sub-Treasury VAS Receipts,
$l22O2 60; for Customs, $S9. 600; Payments, $50,
az IS; Balance, s7,2OOjO1 80.
The February business of the Long Island Railroad
was:
Psssengeu"................... go
Freight 'ese
p
Increase. s2,e6a SO
The bu mess ofthe Illinois Central Railroad for Feb
ruaIy wss as follows:
Traffic on Road.
Cash on Lana Sales ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 300
Together $4,000
Against February, 1853:
In Traffic oSCC %; o,o
The Hudson River Road in February will chow au
incree,e of 10 coo to 100000 over 1853 Tne Nor.
wich AID Worcester will show s. 900 or $1,000
and the StoDington about So, 900 increase.
The business of the Clearing House to-day wss
$40 1873 l5S which is very large. Messrs Stout, Cegs
g. Mason offer for sale s., 900 Cleveland City
cents In Treasury Notes there has been large bust
n.ss done within few days $500 600 or sSoOCW
havrg been sold at lG9 v cent discount. The mar
ket lie now rmer, at about % go cents discount. At
private sale 1894 was offered for Government loan, the
impression beipg very srorg that no new loan will be
needed. TIE three millions awarded to Messrs.
Sweery Rittenhouse, FAINT g. Co, bankers, of Wash
gton have bern placed where they will not come on
the market within ix to twelve month";, if at ALL in
this country and the money is ready a. the call Of the
Secretary of the Treasury. Mr.. l.. p. Bayne acting
as attorney for the Washington house, is the party max
ing the negotiations with banking houses in this city.
The City of Manchester to-day took $780, GOO in specie.
Our banks are receiving balances daily from Boston
and Baltimore in gold but with Philadelphia the trade
Ia 'snce is about even The following gentlemen have
been eec,d Trustees of the Corn Exchange for the
enspipg wear. Dayr'' DOVE John b. Wright Isaac I.
Fro,t Edward Uipcker ,jssse Hoyt, p. II, Holt, WIN.
II. Newman. Jacob r. Neyins, Is. \, Fox, s. l.. Hue'-
ted. j. p. Wallace, j. b. Heuick, J. NJ fGSe, lAe
Erie Railroad Co. have resolved not 10 receive any
more overdue Coupons in exchange for Fourth Mort.
gage Bonds, unless One half the amount OF Bonds IS
paid in cash. The Company have heretofore received
Coupons ani unsecured Blncs.
The ccmmercs of this port for February shows
large increase of importstions the same month of
last year, ard decrease of exports not only n mer-
char disc but in specie The imports are, no Tever
largely behind those Of 1857.
IMPORTS. NEw-YoRS, FEsRUARY.
1857. 1888. 1859.
iti.hls sl559s59 s5sae;55 sl525Ldis
Free Merehsr di,e... ~ Ss L1%Gd H|9 ~
WtsSr avn f m warchoas: 2;eS5 47ss7Sd 2lsisso
s2il92lg2 si26l2I2s si9,75l558
WSIehOused. ..... S,5S@o l5oabS % % ~.
Cash Duties ''<''''
D,n... s iss,; s isss j ls So,
Foreign Fs1:i:a b 5ss %' Mtiaf.s: ss @ @
Specie and Bullon......... LSlS1.e SHo'S -''L4"
ro,al............. s177O,5l2 s7sA 4g7 $4,000
The annexed table shows the god received from Cal.
iiornia and exported from New.York weekly, with the
r total in the