New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-22
THURSDAY, April 2l-r. Y

The s.oek market was rather heavy this morning,
urti the secord call when prices took turn upward
and the tone was improving one between the ses-
siops up 10 the Second Board when smart rally took
place partly from the purchases OF the shorts, sod
psrtly from the more active support Of the bulls. The
strongest movement Of the day was IN Rock leland,
which seems to be the only stock in the street, sup
ported by regularly organized clique. At the First
Bosrd the quotations carried mp 20 55, and, a.
the Second the price advanced to 5Si and the STOCK
WAS ouite firm New York Central opened AZ I3t, was
ssdy duing the call and in the afternoon, went up
to74i Harlem Preferred was active bat fraction
lower. Reading very firm, but not active, selling
ut 81 in the morning, ard at 81 10 the afternoon, Tor
cash stock while at the ssne time, contracts we're
made at the option of the seller Of difference OF from
Ito y cert for 60 days. The Western shares we're
generally steady and ns srly all higher at the Second
Board, without especial activity. The most successful
movement for the rise in the afternoon in Mchi
gan Central, which up to 50, and vas after
ward in demand at 521. This advance had reviving
influence upon the whole market and there was cor
responding improvement 10 Illinois Central, Michigan
Southern Guar'td and NJ Y Central. Panama ws' firm
during the day and IN the afternoon was strong at l2l4
bid. Pacific Mail wasno 60 strong as for several days
past and declined TO S6 The last transactions OF the
ley not quite up to the highest quotations estao
Bsbed at the Board snd the market closed little dull
though quite steady. The rally appears to be natu'
raj reaction from rapid and decline, bat did not
seem to be vigorous or extensive movement Inc
shorts have brought in largely within few days. and
there is but little opposition 10 an upward movement
The closing prices were: For Tennessee, 932 09i;
Missouri &c, S7iaS2; Virginia, 9ai099i; Canton
Company, l9I0I93; Cumberland Coal Company
mag; New-York Central Railroad, 74s 07i4;
Erie Railroad, 9a94; Harlem Railroad, l2s 0l2ii
Hudson River Railroad, 32I 9322 Reading Railroad
5lls5lt; Michigan Central Railroad, 524 652i
Michigan and Southern Northern Indiana Railroad,
l2lal3; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Preferred, 35I a352 Panama Railroad, l2l20l224;
Illinois Central Railroad, 65i Galena and Cni-
eago Railroad, 67a67t; Cleveland and Toledo hsl'
road, 25I Se5i Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
5sfa5sl Illinois Central 7s, rs, SSseSSt; Psclno
Msil Steamship Company, S6i as62.
There is bat little movement in foreign Bills, and
the market is steady.
The FIeishts to Liverpool are 300 bales Cotton at
SOD 100 bales Sea Island at ID; GOO boxes Cheese
ct 25s.; 100 ties. Beef per steamer at ISL % tuns
Bsed per sailing vessel at l5s.i l,OOO bbls koslh
at Is. 3D.; 500 bbls. Pork at Is. I'd. To Glasgow,
$50 bbs Rosin at %. 81. To Hsvre, shipments are
being made at the following rates: Ashes at - aud
$40 ,ouare bales Cotton at &c., Sea Island at &c.,
Rice at $40, Querctron Bark at $40, Whslebone at
lc. Copper at s., measurement Goods at sSG$lO.
brig Of 800 tuns north side of Cube and back at
- 50 y hid for Sugar under deck, and 81 80 = 40
ID Molssses on deck. vessel of 900 bbls to West
Indies and back for $ll vessel of 1000 bbls. olt
to Windwsrd at Coo. y Dbl.
The business of the Sub-Tressury was Receipts,
$3.50 264 I2-fof Customs, $50, OOO Payments, $780,
pa GA; Balance, 81, 9sl eco 10.
The earnings of the Gslens and Chicago Union Rail-
road Company for the week ending April Is, were;
1855. 1850.