New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-28
TuEspAY. March Or.


The Stock market to-day has been fairly active and
irrsgular-the tendency however, having been to i'm
provement The Albany incubus still has an unfsvor-
able influence upon Central with which the whole
market sympathzes OF less but the disposition OF
specuators is evidently TO operate for the rise rather
than the fall and there is no prominent bear 10 oppose
the market. The leading stocks to-day were Pa
xiic hsil and Toledo. The former unusually
active the registered sales adding up 1900 shares,
and selling as high as 100, buyer ten days. The
friends Of this stock confidently predict dividend of 10
q cent in May and par for the stock soon after, div
idend off. Toledo under the largely incressed re-
cepts was 10 active demand and advanced during the
day to % against 23l yesterday. Some of the most
prominent bulls are moving In this stock as one Of
the cheapest on the list Central heavy under the
impression that the Legislature will yet pass some
kind of toll BILL and cold down TO 74s. The Western
shares were without important change, but generally
strong. The movement in the Michigan Southern
issues is stin active, and the quotation for
both descriptions is frmer. The Old sold at H. and
the Guaranteed at 2l4. The reform clique, it is under
stood control the stock, and will make the change
they desire 81 the coming election The scheme OF re-
organization appears 10 contain all the elements of
success In other Western shares there was not much
change At the Second Board the transactions not
the Bond market prices were well sustained. Michigan
Southern Second Mortgage were in demand, and
firm. The Erie issues were also firm. For Michigan
Central &c. 9Gl was bid Missouri 6s were 81 at the
morning session. but were heavy in closing transac-
tions. selling 81 So. The market was very steady
after the regular session Of the Second Board at the
following prices. Missouri u.s. So aS05; Canton
Compsny 20t eel Cumberland Coal, l32 a IA; Pacific
Mail 500 100; Newton Central Railroad, IA d742;
Erie, 81 10; Hudson River, 38i 03S2 Harlem, 81 a
"; Harlem Preferred, 3i4 G3il; Reading 4ll d4l5
Michigan Central, Al ala; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, IL Sl2i Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed, 24a2ii; Panama, 1887
al34 Illinois Central co. a co., Galena and Chicago,
6OI a60s; Cleveland and Toledo, 2iS 02ji Chicago
and Rock Island g 65i Illinois Central Is, 9Ol al.
In foreign bills, the transactions for the present
steamer have been moderate and quotations scarcely
sustained. The market closes heavy, with good
supply Of outside bills. Sterling is 1857 1OSS, with
sales of bank bills as low as 1851 Francs are also
heavy.
In Freichts, to Liverpool $50 bales Cotton al 9-32d
30 bales Sea Island Cotton at 7-l6d.i 4OO bxs per
steamer al 40s 50 ties. Beef at 3 3D. 100 bxs. Bacon
Oh private terms 100 bbls Lard at 22s. Cd 80 bb.
Rosin at %. 3D.; 80 hhds. Talow private terms;
40 hrkns Butter per steamer at 4Os. To Liverpool,
100 hhds Shoulders at 25s. 100 bxs. Cheese at 4Os
30 bxs Bacon at 27s. 3D. To Bremen, 4J0 bales Cotton
st ID. vessel from Pernambuco to Buenos Ayres
with Lumber at $2l y 200 feet. schooner Of 100
tuDs to St. Domingo and back at $lO5O.
The business of the ub-Treasury was; Receipts,
sl4S 3O4 80; for Customs s146,OOO Payments, ST.
IC2 l2 Balance, COS AZ.
The details of the earnings of the GaIena aud Chica
20 Union Railroad fer the week ending March, were
1860.