New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-22
SECOND BOARD.



The Stock market was strong at the opening to-day,
but the cal proceeded there considerable dspo-
son shown to sell stock, and prices generally fell off,
Genital sold as high as 725 but cash stock coming OUT
freely il fell of 10 7li The transfer books open to-
morrow but there appears 20 be scarcity Of sto,k
for delivery The market for this stock looks like
rising one but for the resistance Of party whs has
large amount Of calls ont against him. The bulls are
rather encouraged by the tenor Of the adyices from
Albany, and would probably work the market up but
for the influence above audedto Pacific Mail opened
at 90, and, without excitement fell Oft TO 9l2 under
mo5erste TRANSACTIONS The speculative buyers of the
last week two realizing and the stock is passing
into stronger hands At the Close the stock WA offered
at92 THE market was strong for Panama, which
sold as high as l3l4, and was in good demand on
time. Reading was also firm, under Orders to
buy from Philadelphia, and closed at 40s bid,
The discussion in the New-JeTsey Legislature in re-
gard 10 the extension Of the Camden and Amboy line
70 the Hudson River had an unfsyOrable effect upon
New-Jegeey transportation stock, which was offered
as low ns III. sold short tine since at 1913. New
jersey Central on the contrary continues 10 advance.
and l0l WAS bid az the Second Board. The Western
SHARES generally were neglected, and Toledo under q
free supply Of cash start fell of 70 l9}. Galena WAS
irm, and closed at So. In the bond market the
transactions were 10 moderate extent, and prices
heavy. Virginia. fell of z cent, and Missouri IS ;
q cent. Railroad bonds quite duh, but steady.
At the Second Board the tone was that Of sesdnsss
with no marked disposition TO buy or SELL Prices
were fully sustained at morning rates. and in few
descriptions, including Central, there was a small ad-
vance established. Tie closing prices were: Virginia
Is, 92l 92I Missouri &c, so 96O}i Canton Company,
J6i 0I7; Cumberland Coal, l52 a15!i Pacific Mail,
9I2a92; New-York Central Railroad, 726723i Erie
Railroad, 9S91; Hudson River Railroad 400 a 500;
Harlem Railroad % a9li Harlem Preferred, S8l 1885,
Reading Railroad 4Os s4O3; Michigan Central Rail
road, 81 sSS; Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railroad, 81 a6ii do. Guaranteed, l43 al5i
Pansns Railroad, 1871 al3lI Illinois Central Rail
road 5e o56i Galens and Chicago Railroad, 5ot 5s4;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad -! 49, Chicago and
Rock Ialand Railroad ca a62i Illinois Central Is,
sass.
The leading drawer pu. mp bis rate for Sterling to-
day 10 1901 but here was nothing done al that rate
First-class SIGNATURES could be had at l0S7 S9 and
even IC9 was not fully maintained at the close Of bust
nes The amount of transactions for this packet have
been, quite large. Francs are firm at 5.lS3 05l64
and ore bin Of a million Of francs was drawn at 5l64
Outside bills are in moderate supply The quotations
fIom New Orleans to-day high. Sterling is quoted
at lCSs q 1867, and checks on New-YOTk par 10 2
cent premium.
Freights, 10 Liverpool per steamer, 900 bales Cotton
at I'd; 900 boxes Bacon al 22s. Cd; tuns Seed at
4Cs; and, per packet 500 bbls. Rosin at e. 3D. To
London. $50 bbls. Pork private terms 500 boxes
beeee a. 4O5; 100 casks Rice at 300 800 bbls Rosn
At 81 . 80 10; 500 bbls. Spirits on private terms
To Glasgow, 4 600 bush. Corn at cd. To Bremen, 90
ia. Rice ut 27s Co. A vessel from Portland 10 Ha-
NaDa with Shocks at 2lo.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
ssq.57s I2-for Customs SIS, 600; Payments, $685.,
$50 60; Balance, 8, Ss3 30 IS.
Compa1aive statement Of earnings and expenses, for
tie month Of January, 1859 and $780, Of the Buffalo
and STATE Line Railroad;