New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21

although the Improvement is not general nor marked.
The attention of the streets still much concentrated up
on Pacific Mail and its connection, Panama, and in
former and n. Y Central the bulk of the transactions
of the day took place. The announcement that the
basis Of the arrangement between the Mail Go. aud
Commodore Vanderbilt had been actually signed,
brought q considerable amount Of orders to buy and
the market opened at 81 an advance Of q cent on
Saturdays closing prices. The supply of cash stock,
however being quite large the market weakened as The
call proceeded and fell off o93. Between the Boards
new buyers came in and bid the market up to 939, but
during the Second Board, under limited amount of
transactions the quotations fell off to 922 The bid at
the close was 90 We have read to-day the agreement
between this Company and Commodore Vanderbilt
and is just what we stated in this journal of Saur
day morning 1t is further stipulated however thstin
case Commodore Vanderbilt opens ths Nicaragua route
the Pacific Mail Company shall do the Pacific service
The question of the division of the feghtis not
absolutely settled but saeed that that well any
other question Of detail which shall arise shall be
ferred TO two arbtrators. The arrangement is to go
into effect at once but either party has the option to
perform any voyage for which tickets have already
been sold. The question Of dividend Pacific Mail
will now up, and the various rumors in regard TO
the intentions of the Directors will agtate the street
from DAY day, and keep up the speculation In the
stock. The question has not yet been talked OF 10 the
Board, and the statement that it has been post
pened 10 May has no foundation. Panama feels
the influence Of the large freight business secured
by the agreement TO continue the present low rates of
freight for year, and advanced TO 1884, Ceotral was
very firm under the adjournment of the discussion in
the Legislature and sole as high 72l agans ~ on
Saturday. The Western shares are neglected. but
generally well sustained The bearjobbers, until
toward the close did not disposed to make much
demonstration and then they did not press the market
with much vigor. In the Bond market the transactions
were to fair extent at about previous prices. The
closing quotations were Virginia g. SO 1891; Missouri
Sc, sOf asOi; Csnton Company, 163 II; Cumberland
Coal I5aI53 Pacific Mail, 93a933; New-York
Central Railroad, 72l a72l Erie Railroad, 9la9l;
Hudson River Railroad, l0i 94Ol; Harlem Railroad,
94a9J Harlem Preferred, 1874 a 33l Reading Rail-
road 1850 iOs; Michigan Central Railroad, 81 o3S;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
o. a6I; do. Guaranteed, l4l Is; Panama Railroad,
1888 1874; Illinois Central Railroad SIS s56i; Galena
and Chicago Railroad, SIS a58li Cleveland and Toledo
'Rsilroad 19i al92; Chicago and Rock leland Rail
.Eosd 62i-S63; Illinois Central7s, SS4aSS2.
The foreign bill market is firm for the Boston steamer,
but the transactions are not large The bankers ask
lO9 for Sterling, and there are bn few Outside bills
offering in competition. The range is 1851 Gus.
Francs are prem. higher since the previous Cunarder
speculative purchase of outside francs has stifeDed
the market, and the leading drawer now asks 5l64.
At this price if sustained he probably ship gold at
profit.
In Freights to Liverpool, per steamer, l59 square
bales Cotton al Sled; 300 bales Sea leland DO at Cd
500 bxs Cheese at 4es. 600 bxs. Bacon at 35s. 200
tcs Lard at $751; so tuns Bark on private terms 3oO
pkes Butter at $751; $50 bbls Rosin at 2s 3D.; tuns
SEQ at 41s To London. 80 bxs. Bacon at 3Os.; lOO
t,s teef md 100 bbls Pork on private terms. 10
BRENT n 900 bales Tobacco at s. Cd SUI bbls Rosln
at Be-; 30 tuns Measurement Goods at 3Os vessel
OF go tuns from South Side Cuba at &c. for Sugar. and
81 80 for Molasses One of 200 tuDs back from North
Side Coba at &c. snd 50. vessel Of 500 bbiS out to
and home from West Indies for $3.50. One Of 800
bbls., same voyage, 81 800.
The Business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
s4s $50 es-for Customs, $4,000; Payments $2ll,-
O72 AZ; Balance $lOO5O,1 1873 70. The Sub-Tressurer
Mr.. Cisco has received notice Of transfer draft for
three millions and ahaf to the Post-0ce account pre-
paratory to disbursements for Post-Ofilce scrip No
rsyranta have vet appeared at the Sub-Treasury on
this account bat we hear that for $40 600 has been
received by one of the banks The disbursements VIII
no doubt be very large during the week.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
&26. 392. $780, Gilt-edged paper goes easily at oe'
cent and the supply is not equal to the demand oh
call capital is abundant at sal y cent according 70
collateral
Nessrs. Raynor g. Blackwell have sold lot south
aide Of J9th-s fronting Central Park, 3OO IT, west Oh
7th.av 25xlOO f., for $4,000. They also report the
sale Of house and lot No. 100 West 4ih-tt, between
6th.av and Broadway, stories, basement and UNDER
CELLAR. brown-stone front, 24x54, lot 1904 IT,, for
1000. The lots reported by Rsynor O. Blackwell
in Yesterdays TRIBUNE, 3d-st, $50 It, west OF
3day. at 81 $50 T. lot should have read s3dst'' IN
stead Of 3ast. 10 McCave has sold one three+tory
and basement high stoop dwelling on south eide OF
3itbt.. about 200 f. cas-. of Oth-av for " jVO a'so
enc gore lot on the block bounded BY 3d-av, 4to-av'
lI5h and ll6thsts. containing about ooo io'
without any front upon either street, for S9JV
Tne weekly statement Of Bank Averages SHOWS
larger gain Of specie than was anticipated ana 'e
whole staten nt was considered favorable IN tne
street. and had effect sen prices at the oeconu
Board. The California ittance counted Tor 1le
whole week, while the foreign shipment counted ou'
three days. The domestic movement between tno
neisbboriDg cities has been light during the week. Da'
about half million has been received from lllnob 70
be disbursed here in March, in redemption Of the public
debt OF that State The loans show an expansion OF
nearly $500 OOO of which half million il by the Ne
lopolitan, which has largely increased tS deposits
The deposit line upon an increase Of coin ana loans
shows naturally large expansion.
The following il statement OF the condition ci vic
Banks Of the City of New-York; n,n..
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