New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-04
THURSDAY, May 3-P. ".

THURSDAY, May 3-P. ".
The improved feeling in the Stock marke, which WAS
exhibited yesterday afternoon sustained this morn
ing With considerable vgor, being simulated to some
dee,ee by the favorable reports Of business on the
WesteIn roads The bears did not appear disposed TO
&C, with much energy while the parties interested Tor
the rise were by the resistance offered by
the marie, for the lse day Two, AID by the armnes
at the OPT ming this morning. u ,tt royemento
the market is sustained Tor few d-,s shAn prooa
by zee the usual result in increase Of outside spec
uatiye movement 70 sustain the bull jobbers and IN
other rise Ike that in the early part Of April. The for
egp monetary advices continue to show gradually ion
proving state Of Affairs while at home there Is nothing
at present impending calculated 10 favor the bear SIDE
The Union yet stands intact notwithstanding the sc
cedpg from the Charleston Convention and money 70
mains abundant at y cent notwithstanding the specie
shipments. The most buoyant stock to-day has
been Panama which touched libi with
a fsir amount of transactions. There lie evidsntly
tropg CLIQUE operating in ths stock who must in sell
cef.ps4 sustain the market. Pacific Mtil iluctuAes
between l0ial 05 p cent 1t cold to day as low
az O4I but closed abort los. Central was quite strong
at he BosIc ut 49, but after the second session could
bsve b,,l bought at ISL The increase in earnings IN
AI aocoo il TO street rumor, is about SOL Oo Enc
was again srcIg A. about H. the purchases are pre-
eumed 20 be based upon the advantages 10 DO derived
Iom the building of the Atlantic and Western broad
gauge road TO connect the Erie with the MISSISSIPPI
River There are now sixteen hundred men at WORK
on this new road, ard the Company appears TO nave
abundant means Tor its expenditures Tho market was
strope for Reading 49, the Phladephans being the
largest buyers The letters from Philadelphia brokers
are very encouraging 10 the future OF ths stock
For Western shares the market very strong under
the continued evidence Of the revival Of business ut the
West. Galena advanced to 6iS, and closed at Glib
spspst 62 yes,eiday morning. Rock Island was also
very buoyaDt and sold up to &C. Michigan Central
advanced 10 49, and was in demand. The Southern
Michigan s.uss were much stronger the old selling ut
l2I, and the Guaranteed at 2ii. The Bond market
was moderately active and steady. The only impor'
ant transaction was ssls Of $4,000 Tennessee Us at
o. The cosr prices United States 30, 1874 III
Virginia Gs, 92l a92i Missouri 6s, 81 aS3ii Canton
Company, q a2li; Cumberland Coal Company, Ia
0HI Pacific Mail Company, lOii slO5i New-fork
Central Railroad, 7Sa a7sii Erie Railroad, FsHt
Hudson River, All 94ll; Harlem, l2t a2ii Harlem
Preferred, 38a38l Reading, 42i d43i Michigan
Central, 49, 04sai Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana, l2la12l; Michigan Southern and Northern
J Indiana Guaranteed, 24ia24ii Panama, H60l46Ii
Illinois Central, 59I 059i Galena and Chicago, 6ia
| Gll Cleveland aud Toledo, 2Si 02si; Chicago and
Rock Island 65i 966; Illinois Central 7s 81 ass.
The Foreign Bill market is very dull and the adj
yanced rates are not obtained The demand for Ster-
ling is extremely limited and the shipment of gold aP
pears to be an artificial one, intended to fofufy the
Liverpool money market rather than to meet tho To-
| Ultimate balance oftrade. A LET up in the Liverpool
| money market under which farthing or halfPsnny
rise in Cotton could be established would make large
line of Cotton bills sound which considered
| slightly shaky. And this the New-YOrk bankeIs'Ie
| anxious to accomplish. Some leading drawers ask
| lC9a for Sterling, but lines of the mot prominent
| rames which were bought some thirty days ago on
speculation, were offered to-day at 1904. There ID
rather better supply of Bank bills offering at lOsi
Fieieits are easier. To Liverpool, 800 bbls Flour
on privse terms; go tcs Beef at IS. cd 200 obs.
Lare at 2Ds 50 hhds Tsllow at Dos 400 bbls. Rosln
at 2s 10 900 bush. Wheat at SD. in bulk, and 6oo
bush. Corn at 3D., in bulk; LIS ties. Rice at 2V''
To London So bbls Shoe-psgs at q. cd loo oaie'
Furs at 25s To Bremen 600 btls. Rcsn at 80 iid'
| The business Of the Sub Treasury was "a fcAo~S'
Recsipts geo, 1856 g7for Customs 900; Payments
| si5I, z76 81 Bslsnce, g. 3l2 6s7 80.
| Tue .trnire s of iie New York ard New Haven kSi
RAD Company for tie u.Onh Of APih, 1860, were