New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-26
,Kcosp BOARD.
WEDNEsDAY, April 25-P. u.

WEDNESDAY,, April 25-P. n.
The transactions at the Stock Board to-day were 10
fair extent and with considerable irregulariy in tho
general market of the descriptions most actively
dealt in appeared to have touched points of restsncs
below which the market could not be depressed, Dur
ing the fret call the quotations well sustained,
with good demand, bat on the second call the bear
iobbers offered Stocks freely and most Of the orders 70
buy having been filed the market became heavy es~
peciay for Central, which was the principal object Of
attack Parties interested for the rise did not appear
disposed to resist the of the market with any
ergy, and, as is always the case in falling market,
outside orders are held back for the reaconay ponto
be touched The short line has been largely Increased
within few days, although in numbers smijorty Of
the members of the Board still look for an upward
movement of prices In the immediate future. Central
opened with free purchases at 79t but dragged In
osng transactions and toucbei7 49, Erie was among
the weakest Stocks, as it wa yesterday among the
strongest, and shows a decline during the day Of
cent. Hudson River was freely offered BY the bsarss
but was steady. Reading, under orders from Phils-
deIphis, opened at p cent advance on yss.erdays
quotations. but was lower in after transactions. Pa
oifc Mail was dull, but steady, at about previous
rates. In the Western shares the business
was moderate there being no pressure OF Stock
on the market, and rates were without in-
portant change. At the Second Board the bust
ness was not large, but quotations were genet
ally more steady Central declined 10 7S3, which wa
bid at the Close Michigan Central, after selling
Az, buyer 60, was Al, bid regular Rock Island sf
Galena were also firm. The Michigan Southern sssnS
were in demand after the result Of the election wa
known, and advanced cent, the Guaranteed selling
at 24I, and the old at l2i The new parties whid
have been elected are pledged 70 reorganization q
this concern upon basis which will secure tne rghs
of ALL while the Company will be lifted from the inai'
cal embarrassu which have weighed it down dur
ing the past three four years. In the Bond markd
the business was TO fair extent, and generally at fh
prices The last quotations were: Virginia b, 93e
g3I; Missouri g. S3I0S3I Canton Company, Il e2li;
Cumberland Coal, l49l5 Pacific Mail, 1914 CLOS;
New-York Central Railroad, 7S3 07Sl, Erie l69l6ii
Hudson River, 4l04l4; Harlem, l3Sl3s; Harler
Pref, 3ia38 Reading, All si2a; Michigan Centrl,
EIsEi; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana,
12ISl2a; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Guaranteed, 24I 024S; Panama, 1861 9l37; Illinois
Central, 59i96O; GaleDs and Chicago, 63l 965ti
Cleveland and Toledo, 2ss 92si; Chicago sud Rock
Island, 63I $685.; Illinois Central Re, 8S0Ssi.
The market is quiet but steady, for foreign exc
change. Some drawers asking 1904 for Sterling,
but we hear of no transactions
Freights-ro LiverpoOl: $50 boxes Cheese, v
steamer at 4Os 800 bbls ROsin At D. LOO bbs Talow
at 20s, $500 bush. Corn at CID in bags, z vessel;
10 GOO bush. Wheat, and TO- 900 bush. Corn ships'
bags, p steamer, at I'D. To Glasgow: 50 tcs. Beef
at 5s, 50 bbls Lard at 3s. Cd D bbls Pork at 8.
Cd 600 bags Coffee at 22s. Cd 200 bbs. Shoe Pegs
at g. Cd 50 Tobacco at 1884, 20 bales Tobacco at
Zoe v bale and 500 cases Extract LogwoDd at Ss.
To Rotterdam 100 bbs Spirit at 3lc.
The business of the Sub Treasury was Receipts,
1919 I23 97-fOr Customs sl29,OOO Payments, $40
l6l 80; Balance, &, $50 Sl2 OF.
The traffic of ibe 30 week of April on the Michigan
Southern Road shows larger gain. The dgnoes are;
.......................Ss5 go
7iiN"
Increase. ........................'SI%o
The Galena and Chicago Railroad earned the third
week of April:
Is60."..........................
~f'D
Increase. .......s..................." so~
The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
the third week of April, were:
ls60................ ....................'..SnS9
leaSs.'.''.'''''''s's'''s.-'s'' wv
The traffic return Of the Great Western Railway OF
Canada, for the week ending April 20 is as follows;
Passengers 55Siss AZ
Mails and Sundries. 10Y "
Total. ........................"..sAs9 ~
Corresponding week OF l.Gt yesr......... Si5 %
Increase. ~hS9 y
The Harlem Road will show gain of about sS,V"
or slO 600 In April the same month last year.
The Persia took $40 GOO in speois which is ices thsn
was anticipated. The Saturday shipment may reach
$500 OOO We ought to have the California bos' 10
morrow, with about 81 POO, 000 The New-fofk iAs
Light Company has declared semi-snnual ci'iasnu
Of $40 per share, payable May |. In money 'nsr'
no noticeable change, excepting, perhaps ine'ess~
activity. Rates are as low as last week. rae ga
change drawers had money to lend to-day at Gem,
and in some cases accepted . cent. Paper So
y cent with an occasional transaction at " 'e"
The offerings al Bank are light. AT one instnl
Yesterday thew were les than $4,000, when tne ca
pacity of the Bank to discount was $3OooV' w
,irabe naper had been offered The interest Oh ~
Firs, Mortgage Bopds of the Harlem Road, dae Il"
Nav. win be paid at the Office, corner OF TwenN
street and Fourth avenue On the Let OF MAY
Farmers Trnst Company viii remove TO NO. 20 VI,
strsst and resume astivs business on us reaassa
tai ss q Trust and Banking Office. MI.
The annual election Of the Michigan sou'nsrn
road Company came OF at Toledo so-esy' wnea