New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-08
AKlONp BOARD
WRnNRsnAY. March p n.


WEDNESDAY, March 7-P NJ.
The increased activity and improved feeling at the
Stock Board sustained at the morning session to-
day, although there was no i'm Dortant advance In
prices, excepting in few descriptions. In Central
there YVES large acvitythe registered sales reach
ing about 6,GC0 shares-and the market improved to
~. prominent house was large buyer, and the
bears did exhibit much courage 10 RESTING the market
Al ire Second Board Central opened strong, and sold
az high ss 72 but cash stock coming out ve'y freely,
the msIketfe back to ~ The bears had anticipated
the passage of the toll bin 10 the House to-day, and
expected lower prices. They were, however, 1isap'
poipted snd the action Of the House renders il doubt
FIJI if the Senate bill can DO passed. Canton had a
new spasm to-day-IunniDg up, under orders to buy
from Baltimore, to 22l. This movement, it is
stated is based upon the anticipated removal Of the
public Tobacco Warehouse to tue lands Of this Com
paw, which will largely increase their development
ID addition to the large amount 10 be received for the
site of the Warehouse. Reading, without activity,
was frm. Pacific Mail is nov among the
steadistt stocks On the list. It sold at the
Second Board at 49,, closing at 93S bid. In the
Western Sta1es the Only marked change was 10
Michigan Central, which, under small amount OF
Transactions advanced to 49, TIE Boston friends of
tDls StOch are ~ pohO'ihS NAV ~ "0
seen its akest days. TIE arrangement wih the Bar
incs by which the Company has been put in funds to
meet the Bonds maturing this year, removes great
source of embarrassment and enables the Company to
devote what Let earnings it may have to dividends.
Gaepa and Rock Island were strong at slight advance
on Yesterday prices At the Second Board there was
not a large business, excepting in Central. The
aggregate registered and unregistered sales
of the Central for the day were not less
than 10 COO shares and yet the closing quotation is
preeieely the same as yesterday. IN the Bond ma,ket
tie transactions were large extent, in State bonis
reaching $265, O00 In Missouri &C. the movement was
very active and the market buoy ant sales being made
as high as 81. The advices from the Missouri Legis
sture encourage the belief that bill will be passed
which will brng any important amount Of the bonds
OF The State on the market II is STAYED BY ST. Louis
correspondents that the only measure which will re-
ceve the sanction Of the Legislature il what Is called
the Dollar for Dollar BILL that even this il doubtful,
and that if passed only the Pacific Road can take sd-
vantage OF IT, Tennessee advanced 10 go, and Csifor
Liza 10 S9l Railroad Bonds were doll but generally
firm. Erie Fint and Second Central, Harlem, &C.,
are in demand at better rates. Michigan Central Us
20 at 95 and that was bid. The closing prices
Virginia 6s, 1891; Missouri 6s. Sli 0Sl4; Can
ton Company, 2llG22; Cumberland Coal Company,
l5J 2l153 Pacific Mail, 93f 1884; New-York Central
Raj road 7l2 a72; Erie Railroad, 9a9li Hudson
River Railroad, 39lG39J; Harlem Railroad, 9la9l;
Harlem Preferred, 33l 33l Reading Railroad, tl a
Az; Michigan Central Railroad, 1881; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, z as 90.
Guar anteed l73 alS; Panama Railroad, 1884 a 1885,
Illinois Central Railroad, 594 9593; Gaena and Chi
90 Railroad, IS 1851; Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road. l92Gl9E Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
Ga gG3f; Illinois Central Railroad U.s. 80 $50.
The business Of the Clearing House p 6440OO.
Messrs. Thompson Brothers sold to-day to Que estate.
$50 coo Government 5s 1874 registered at 1922 which
j. an advance The Coupon 5s held at lOl4. The
steamer from Boston to-day took 900 in specie.
There is good demand for Treasury Notes for invest
ment, and the SIX Z cents Of the recent map Issue
are held al 3al y cent prem. Rates OF intere It
under the superabundance of money tend downward
and on call capital is pressed upon borrowers at SAT
4 cent In the discount houses there is moderate
supply of paper at cal T. cent for frst-class sigma
lures The Banks dealing literally with their cus
and disposed 10 expand loans upon good Sc
cuIitits
In foreign bills there ia nothing doing and quotations
ave heavy.
Frsiqtts to Liverpool: $50 square bales Cotton at
$500; 30 round do. at q 100 ties Beef at S. Cd;
2C0 pkgs. Lard at 25s; $50 boxes Bacon at 2Js %
tuns Oh at 2js. To Glasgow: 800 hides at SOs.i 90
tcs Rice at 30s Two vessels of l49 tuns each to 81.
Domingo and back for 81 $50 each
The bu.iness of the Sub-TreasDry Was Receipts,
Sl22 1872 79-for Customs Sill ,e0Oi Payments, $780,,
93l IS; Balance, s. 600, 500 %.
The Toledo and Wabash Railroad Company earn
ings bave be en- ar follows:
February, s4zo5S 80
ipcreafes..s bI9'S 70
farnngs since January J. l5tO............. 5534 u
LaIhinss same peTod l8S9............... 10 561 10
Inefeaio.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -