New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-23
THURSDAY, March 22-P. ,

THURSDAY March 22-P.n N.
With considerable activity the stock market to-day
was without excitement, and heavy al the morning
session. The realizing Of parties who had bought at
lower prices was still going Old, and the bears encour
oeed by the downward turn of the ast few days. ham
mered with considerable vigor. The res1lt was a
mode rate decline in the prominent fancies After the
result of the vote 10 the Senate the Toll bill WAS
known the market became quite excited in that stock,
81 advanced suddenly to u.s. at which il opsnea at the
Second Boart and cold aferwerd at 75s. AT the Sec
ond Board the market generally sympathized in the
improvement OF Central, and nearly all the fapcies
were better. The street impression in regard to Gen.
tral appears 10 be ba. the Senate will not recede from
their amendments the arguments of the friends of the
Central being very persuasive, and that between the
Houie and Senate the mater will fall to the ground.
Pacific Mail was active but fell back slightly from the
highest point touched Yesterday. closed strong.
The Western shares rather pressed for sale in the
morning, but were il demand at improved prices a.
the Second Board. n cbigan Central, which
had been 40 sold at Az. Rock Island recovered
to 6jI bid Galena, which had been -eavy at 6O, sold
up 10 6ll Michigan Southern both Old and preferred
sbsIes were firm the old stock cold at ga further
advance Tire mproven eD il this stock is due to the
WDlcn ls DeiDp luhue 10 put HNe Dlcn III INC
Board at the next election, and 70 lift the out
Of the slough OF bankruptcy in which it has been for
The past few years. A reorganization of some kind
will be made by the Board in which the rights Of
all pa,t will be respected far possible while the
liabilities of the Company will be PLACED 10 such shape
that the interest upon them be promptly net and
he whole concern assume status under which its ca
pacity there be any, to earn something for s stock
II Il
nothing Of importance done. Missouri 6s continue
heavy, selling at s0l No notice of a veto Of the
Rail- DAD Aid bill by the Governor has yet besn
ceived; but, Judging by the tone of the Missouri
papers, one was evidently expected. Railroad Bonds
were firm, but dull. E.ie Ffsts were higher. The
bill to facilitate the reorgani.ng Of this road has
passed the Senate Illinois Ceatrals were firm at 9li
Private sales of Michigal Central Sc were made a.
96I. The market, after the Second Board, in the
street was dull, but steady. The latest prices ares
Mssour Co, sOI 0sO9; Canton Company, 2eli Cumber-
land Coal Company, l46l4l; Pacific Mall $751;
New-York Central Railroad, 75G75s; Erie Railroad,
81 aIO; Harlem Railroad, 9la9iI Harlem Railroad
Preferred, 343 93ii; Reading Railroad, 40 cat;
Michigan Central Railroad, Al G4ll; Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana Railroad 81 o9i do. Guar
anteed, 90! AL Panama Railroad, l3i 0l345i L.
Inois Central Railroad, co. 962i Gaena and Chicago
Railroad, Gil o6ll; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
2Og 2O3; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad co. 6oS
in foreign bills there Is nothing Of Importance doing
and rates are nominally without change.
Freiebts-To Liverpool 200 bales Sea Island Cotton,
7-l6d. 800 square bales, 5-l6d.; 200 tee. Beef at
3s. Cd $50 bbls Pork at r. Cd 80 bbls. and tes
Lard at 25s. and per steamer 500 boxes Cheese, at
4Os To London, per steamer, 200 bags Cocoa, at Id;
100 boxes Cheese at 4Os. 10 tuns Butter and Cheese
at 45s 100 casks Shoulders private terms; by sail
ing vessel 20 casks Rice at 3Os. $500 bbs. Crude
Tmpentine and Rosin, al 3s; 700 bbls. Spirits at
g. I'd. To Bremen, 500 bbls. Rosn at 81. 3d. 30 bxs
Tobacco at 95s. measurement. To Rotterdam, 800
bblp Rosin at IS. I'd. To Amsterdam, 500 bbls Resin,
at Sc. Cd.
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
$l6l 1868 81 for Customs, 100000 Payments, $l2s,
OG6 SO; Balance, IS, lOO,654 80.
The ea,npps of the Fond du Lsc Road for the second