New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

bad Deen anticipated, ana tns iast aePonoeno VI w
operators for decline, q stringent foreign money
market appears to be failure. This unexpscsed
favorable character Of the foreign advices coming 10
in aid Of the natural upward tendency Of prices
gave quite an excited character 10 the session. with
large transactions In Central the business wss not
very large, but quotations were well sustained from the
opening, and after the Board there was demand in
the street which carried the price To S0t The traffic
Of the road Ii crossing, and April hear, will prob.
ably show q gain OF 100000 or 10000 on
1859. Pacific Nail was steady a. los. The
upfayorable minors In regard to this line having &C
oomplished their purpose, have subsided. Panama
wss firm ct an advance Of cent on yesterdays
price, Erie continues 10 improve under purchases for
foreign account and touched 16, with moderate trans
actions The Harlem issues recovered the decline Of
yesterday. The Preferred are in demand at 39a, an
advance Of n per cent the lowest point touched
yesterday. There is evidently strong party moving
in this stock Reading sympsthized with the general
market with an increased activity, and sold up to A.
The prospects, of the Coal trade more encouraging
than they have been for long tme and have attracted
the attention Of spectators to the coal stocks and Read
ing being operated in in three markets, will feel this
revival of confidence In more marked degree than
others. The Western shares were very active,
and nearly every descnpt shows an advance
On yesterdays closing prices Toledo was very &c
tive, selling as high as 2sI Galena was also a,tive
and buoyant, advancing to 64t. Rock Island was
strongly held, and sellers would meet buyers freely.
The market advanced TO SAL, and closed firm. The
Southern Michigan Issues were in demand and very
tropg The old stock advanced to l24, and the guar
spteed to "a. The new parties who have taken hold
of this concern are confident that If the real capacity
Of this road could be developed the stock and bond s
.ues would be established at much higher prices than
rule at present. Illinois Central improved 10 COZ I'M
der Epelh orders TO buy At the Second Board there
was very active and excited market, and the upward
movement overpowered all resistance. The aggregate
of transactions exceeded that of average morning
session. and at the clOse the general market was very
strong. Central sold as high as 8Ol; Harlem was
firm at l4I and 39i; Reading was in largs de-
mand, and advanced to 43l, under increasing
traffic and orders to buy from Philadelphia
Erie was very strong, advancing with very
little stock changing hands to ut. The Western
shsres very strong and active and the current OF
speculation evidently seeks this channel In the Bond
market there very great activity and strength The
public confidence in railroad bonds is rapidly reviyng
and the market for State bonds eyDpahizes. The ag
eregste transactions Of the day were 5OO0 and the
business was widely distributed. Missouri 6s ad-
vanced TO S4i, and Tennessee &c sold at 9l4S9if.
Government stocks wers firm, and in demand at ad-
yapcDg rates. The Erie issues had strong market.
Hannibal and St Joseph sustained the advance OF the
last few days. and Michigan Central advanced to s44
a94 AT the Close after the Second Board the market
was very strong, with the exception Of Central which
cold at s0l. The last prices Virgnias 6s, 93I
93,; Missouri &c, 84iSS4i Canton Company, 20
20; Cumberland Coal Company, l4i al5i Pacific Mall
1861 1851 New-York Central Railroad, SO40SOf;
Erie, l71SHa; Hudson River, 42s42l Harlem, 14i
Olaf; Harlem Pref, 39ia40; Reading, 43i o43i;
Michigan Central, 9t9I9i; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, l2ISl2i; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed 24i025; Panama, 1874
al34s; Illinois Central &C. 96l; Gaens and Chicago,
64}a64i Cleveland and Toledo, s9i 929s; Cbicago
and Rock Island 64i a64i Illinois Central 7s SsSSSi
The market is steady but dull for Foreign bills.
Sterling 10 1851 91O9. Francs 5lSiS5 l6l.
Frejebts-To Liverpool 800 bales Cotton at lid {;
400 boxes Cheese yer sesmer) AZ 4cs; 200 boxes
Bscon at 2s Cd. $50 tcs Beef private terms; 800
bbs Lard at 22s Cd; 25 boxes Hams At 3Os; 20 tcs
Rice AZ 22s Cd 10 tuns Mocha Coffee (per steamer a.
3Os To Lond5p, 100 boxes Bacon at 22s. 3D.. 100
boxes Cbeefe at 4Os. 7, Antwerp, 100 bbls. Spirits
at SIC. To Rotterdam, IS bbs Spirits at &c.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Recsipts
SIS, 7C9 49-for Customs, $73,0OO Payments, 1884,
6l0 So Balance, 81, ,9a 40.
Now that the Legislature has adjourned, the Central
Railroad has resumed the publication Of its monthly
receipts. The bulletin is as follows;
TRKAsuR.R's OFFICE ALBANY, April le, 1900
The following Of the earnings Of the NewYok
Genital Railroad for the north a" pecepoeI 1879 and ~ tae
Gaming. for the months of the prs'Gg. year
s e
Increase. ..... sss7i s. Increase. =. $50 %
s87 las Il 1860 March,. .ss4ts $50 %
lsss-JanusIy..... @o,aia 60 isSs-harch... as2s "a
Incres.e..... ss77s IS Increase...... s4',l2a Is
GILBERT L. WILSON, Treasurer.
The Michigan Central Road earned the second
week Of
A APD5i s sec: sss 81
Incresse........... ........... Sas4i 81
The 1econd eek of April on the Toledo and Wabash
Road gives IS
1853 ioso 70
Ipcres,e..................... ells q
The following Is statement of the earnings of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
psDy for The quarter ending March 81 1860, compared
with the same period of last year, viz:
y.sa ssy sss :5 9 s,!s s g
From Passengers l67 45lll IS 1880 IS 1869 o.
From Express. 2soCo 2soooc 100 90 100 .soe y
Rent Of kosd... ss92 81 1908 % 1888 20 2oo5s 81
Msoellsneous as 20 e6 90 AOo SIS 0O
Totals. sl3,67s 81 sl52 c55 II $50 52s 30 s4s2 4es o,
Eun'g.. for 80 2OsH s. 1885 OF 1885 rs A76n a
Increase. $lsIs7 90 s2a6ls OF si2is IS ss4,sas 90
The following statement shows the business Of the
Philadelphia and Beading Railroad Company for the
month Of March,
1850. 1859.
Ree,ived fom coal l69 9C8 a. 6109 9ll "a
Received from msrc handis. sTGs 30 47g79 81
R.eeIv.S nom t,avs kc --......, 1882 20 9O657 7g