New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-06
THURSDAY. Aoril {

THURSDAY, Apru J-P. VI.
The Stock market ibis morning was excited aud
Irregular with active businees in Pacific Mail and
Central The after fell of from IA to 76i uuderssles
supposed to be for account of The parties who were
buying 30 largely last week This supposdon, carry
ing with il the idea that parties well informed still
feared some unavorab!s legislation, brought out other
sellers, and decline Of v cent as compared with
Yesterday closing prices the result. The down.
ward movement In Pacific Mail inqugursted yesterday
afternoon continued AZ the morning Board until the
second call when rev buyers came 10, and the market
turned The opening price was LOG, and under moder-
ate salss TIE market fell off TO lo4 At the close l04a
was bid and between the Boards the bids advanced to
I05l There have been for several days vague rumors
of some dissatisfaction between the Panama Road aud
the other parties In the line, but inquiries at head
ouateYs do not confirm these Tue decline of
Yesterday and to day no doubt the result Of these
reports. The Only foundation we can discover for
them is the fact that the Panama Company
has decided to build two propelers for the freight
business between this city and Aspnwa to take the
place Of the present brig line which is not sufficient
for the traffic. This sddiion to the capacity Of the
company is required by the large increase Of the
Central American freight business. The Northern
Light we understand takes over $50 passengers, and
the qross receipts are Sl5 600. 10 Reading the
activity continues, and the market steady. The
tunnsae is in advance of last year. and the prices of
coal beipg higher the improved prospects of the road
have brought in opeIators Erie lost portion OF
the advance Of yesterday, and sold at lll Tne coal
shares were firm, Delaware selling at 97}99S. The
Western shares were moderately active and firm 10
closing transactions. Michigan Central was strong,
under the favorable March report Of the traffic. Toledo
had also I'm improving appearance, and advanced to
IL
95I. Rock Island was 63a and Gaena 624, about the
prices of yesterday. The Michigan Southern issues
show q small improvement, bot were not active.
At tie Second Boaod, without very large activity,
the market was strong for the leading stocks with an
improvement in most Of them. The reaction in Pacific
Mail was very marked, and sles were made after the
regular session as high as lO7, and more wanted.
Thus this stock has gone from 1917 to 1884, and back to
l07 whLin thrty-sx hours The reports Of the large
bnuess of the steamer to-day brought in buyers
this afternoon, more than sufficient to take all the
stock offered. Panama was also firm, and in demand.
Central improved to ~ bid. The Western shares
were in fair request, and frmer. Micbigao Central
was wanted at 49, Rock Island at 632 and Gaena at
eol show very finn feeling. In the Bond market
the prices chow an advancing tendency. Missouris
have recovered their recent Decline and close at &c.,
TIE better cass Of Railroad Bonds firm, and there
is more disposition to operate in the speculative grades
The ie issues are qoe buOyanh The closing prices
were: Virginia 6s, 935 e9ii Missouri Is, s3l os3s;
Canton Company, 295 a20i; Cumberland Coal Co.,
IA; Pacific Mail, IO7 lu73; N Y. Central Railroad,
NAM; Erie Railroad, 1lsa1lf; Hudson River
Railroad. 39a40; Harlem Railroad, 1O0lO!; Har-
lem Railroad Preferred 81 935li Reading Railroad,
49aa43; Michigan Central Railroad, 45l 945li Michi-
0ap Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, l09
lI Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Guaran-
ted. 2Ola2l; Panama Railroad, l34l slS5i Illinois
Central Rairosd, 6lla6lIi Galena and Chicago
Railroad, 62I 62s Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad,
IS, a25I Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 654S
81, Illinois Central 70, 80 aS9.
In foreign bills there lie nothing new. Rates were
on;et at 1851 1881 for Sterlng 50a564 for Francs.
FreiRhts-To Liverpool 50 casks Rice at Us Cd lOO
bales Cotton at Id; so boxes Bacon at u.s. a re
Cd Is tuns Oil at 2js, 600 tuns Gram at I'd. In
bags. apd sgd in bulk, and per steamer; 5OO boxes
Cheese at 4Os; 900 pckgs Butter at 4Os IL tns Lard
At 35s.; 10 tups Oil at iJs. To London, 100 casks
Rice at 25s. To Bremen $50 bSls Spirits at &c.; 5OO
hills. Ros;n at %. Cd 600 boxes Tobacco at zoe.
The business of the Sub-rreasury was: Receipts,
463 $40 10; for Customs, $i6,OOO Payments, $751;
go "a; Balance, $7,SHsl5 SO.
The details of the earnings Of the Galena and Chi
cseo Railroad for the month of March are;
1859. 1850.
Freight. .......es0 lSi 80 $l82S7 % SlsS ri Dec
Msfls L. 1890 co ll9l OK. Inc.