New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15
WEDNESDAY,, March 14-P. ".

There was larger activity in the Stock market to-
day. and with regularity the tendency OF prices
was decidedly upward especially at the Second Board
The transactions in Central registered and unreeis
tered were large and prices ocoated according TO the
tone of the dispatches from Albany. The dispatch
stating thu the Senate had refused to recommit the
bill cay4ed the stock to recede y cent, and an
other. that the discussion had been post
Doned until tomorrow morning, caused it to
advance q cent. This stock never was more sem
si,ve than Just now, aud every indication at Albany
Is watched with eagerness by the spectators OF w all
street. The latest rumor is that the House Foil bill
will be defeated in the SeBste, and the Session Com
promise BILL which is satisfactory TO the Road, viii be
passed. Pacific Mail was irmer to-day, and closed in
demand st 93. The subject of the dividend, we now
bear, has been postponed until May the usual seminar
nual period and that will then probably be 10 v
cent Delaware and LackawaDna fell back y cent
selling at IS. The Western shares generally were
in good demand, and the movement contioues to be
upward. The views which we expressed some days
$50 in regard to the traffic of the coming Spring ap
pear to be concurred in by the majority OF the oper-
ators in these stocks and each fresh Ise Is followed
but BY moderate reactions. Spectators appear willing
GO take nes of the prominent stocks without regard to
the immediate future, and hold them for the results of
GHo DuSlntbo Vi APlNi A"eJt ONN' ~
the Second Board the market, without ion
portsnt activity, was very strong. Central,
which had been 70 in the street, advanced to
1Sa and was not offered a. the close below 732. Pa
c6c Mail was 93l a94. Michigan Southern Guaranteed
sold ct 49,! Rock Island was in demand at 64s;
alena at 500, and Michigan Central at 395. The tone
of the market appeared TO indicate further advance
tomorrow, unless something unfavorable TO Central
ehoulS t1apspre in which the remainder OF the mar
kat ould sympathze. State stocks lost portion ofthe
vacant advance in consequence of the advlces from Mis-
our of the passage Of the Railroad AID BILL Uoder this
news Missouri 6s were freely offered and sold "n TO
ga decline of y cent. Other State Stocks were
af..tad and Tennessee 6s declined v cent The bill
which las passed the Missouri Legislature gives, we
believe the roads named $l2 500 mile in bonds for
each completed five miles. Government Stocks were
firm. In Railroad bonds the transactions were
moderate Erie Fsts sold at 49, Seconds at w, and
Convertible at 80. Michigan Central IS adVanced
q cent seLicg at 90, with that bid at the close The
1s,et quotations were: virgnias 6s, 944 o94l; Mis-
sou5 s.. SLASH; Canton Company, lsl@2Oi
Cumberland Coal Company, 1ii9l6i Pacific
M,I e3sae4; New-York Central Railroad,
73.a739; Erie Railroad 9a9l; Hudson River
Railroad. 39a39l; Harlem Railroad, 9a94; HAr-
lem Preferred, "a a34I; Reading Railroad Az S42i
M;ohoau Central Railroad 49, 1884; Michigan South
arm end Northern Indiana Railroad, SASS do.
Guaranteed. IS0ls!; Panama Railroad, 1885 1885,
illinois Central Railroad, 6lf COLI Gaena and
Chicago Railroad, 593a5gI Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, 2Oa2Ol; Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road. 64sa6i3; Illinois Central 7s, 9Oz al.
The Exchange market was steady at the close, with
no transactions at the advanced rates demanded Ster
Ling was 1881 6lO5l in transactions, with IOSt asked
by some drawers.
F,eiabts-To Liverpool: 500 bales Cotton at lodi
900 tcs Beef at 3s 3d. go boxes Bacon at 25s, and
900 tee Land at 25s 100 bbls. Pork and 5000 oush
Corn on private terms. To London: 81 tuns Tallo~
Graves 1t 25s.; 700 bbls. Rosin at 50 3D. y 2oO Id.
To Bremen; 800 bales Cotton 400 cases TOBACCO ana
80 bbIs Ashes on private terns vessel oil 2Oo tuns
from Norfolk TO Windward with lumber at SiS.
Tha husiness of the SubTreasury was: Receipts,
41466 l2 S4-for Customs, $4,000; Payments $liO,-
17e 62-$44,O 90 California Drafts Balance $S'OOi-
~ "a.
The first week of March on the Toledo q Wabash
Road gives $ll GIG, against sl2, 40 last year.
The following is 8 comparative statement OF the
business Of the North Pennsylvania Railroad Com
psny: saeo %, r,
EaniDss February 1858 EoO. ..
Increase. S245s %
Tn srs. thee months Of fiscal year ts5 %
SsneEOnsns last 1O.O "
sl2747 20
ThA following are the earnings Of the Grand Trunk
Railroad. of Canada, for the week ending March l6
Passengers s7S,s on
Parc1is Mall, 49, -
IT,, ...................... $S5,69l -
coueaponong weei 4EZH u
....Sl3A6 II
~ .oro,y;ny is the monthly report Of the Receiver