New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-06

TUESDAY, March 5-P. NJ.

this morning, and the more thorough digestion OF Mr.
Lncons inaugural does not appear to have had favor
able effect upon operators. They in his expressed
determination TO enforce the laws and possess the pub
lie property the element Of collision with the Southern
Confederacy, of which, when commenced, no man can
zee the end. They fear that any morning may bring
startling advces of action at the South which may pre-
eipate the sections into civil war; in which case
the carrying Of fancy stocks would not be agreeable.
Consequently there was disposition to sell almost
everything and general yielding of prices TO effect
sales. A large number Of transactions were made
which do not appear in the registered list Central
fairly sustained at 7Sl 7S against 7st yesterday
Pacific Mail fell off ! T. cent Reading declined y
cent and was dull In the Western shares the largest
business was in Toledo Of which one house sold 1000
shares. The quotations under these sales fell off from
364 yesterday to 3ia. Rock Island was l. Gaena |,
Burlington and Quincy Il, and Michigan Central y
cent lower. Between the Boards the market expe-
rienced further considerable fall with strong dspo-
sition to sell. Central, which had been 7st at the
Morning Board fell off to ~ but afterward recovered
to IA In other descriptions the decline was not
quite 80 great, but ranged from TO y cent. At the
Second Board the features of the market were I'M
changed. There was a strong pressure to cell, and
further decline was established Central fell back TO
M. Reading was y cent lower. Burlington and
Quincy sold at 20 against 20 in the morning. Toledo
fell off to 49, Gaeua to COZ, Rock Island to sol Mchi
gan Central to SCI, Illinois Central to 7si &C., all
showing decline Of TO y cent on morning quota
tons. There was little better market at the latest In
the street. bu, the transactions were limited In State
securities the market has sympsthized with the fancy
list. Missouri 6s sold to the extent of $4,000 selling
as low as 65 against &C yesterday yirgnias fell off to
755 and Tennessee to 49, The Federal loans are very
heavy The new Gs sold at 93I against "a yesterday.
The Sc Of 1874 fell back TO So. In Railroad bonds the
transactions of the day were very limited, and the
market for this description Of securities quite firm
Not many are on the market for SALE AZ the close the
quotations were: United States Dc, 1874, 1851;
Tennessee 6s, 72s a73ti Virginia 6s, 75a76i Ms
souri, &c, 64i 06i3; Canton Co., l4i 49, Delaware
and Hudson Canal Co., IS 9Oi Cumberland Coel Co.,
6e7I Pacific Mail, S4a8il; New-York Central Rail-
road, 77o77t Erie Railroad, 81 S3lli Hudson River
Railroad, 4ia4iI; Harlem Railroad, Isl Gl5l; Har-
lem Railroad Preferred, 3SI 49, Reading Railroad,
42l a42I; Micbigan'Centra Railroad, 56i SOL Mich
iOan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad III Ia
IS; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail
road, Guaranteed 3iIa3il; Panama, ll5I all6i I'LL
nois Central Railroad, 1Sia7si; Gaena and Chicago
Railroad COS aG92i Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 3Ji
al 49,; Chicago and Rock leland Railroad, SGT sos
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, 7Od7Oi
Illinois Central, 81 ASH
Freights-To Liverpool, $4,000 bushels Wheat at
l2d in bulk and bag $1,000 bushels Corn at Id, in
bulk and II ID. in bags 800 bbs Flour at Be- 44d@
Be-. Cd GO bales compressed Cotton at ll'32d.; 200
boxes Bacon at 4Os and 80 bids. Tallow at 3lS I'd.
To London 500 bbls Flour at &c. 3D.; $500 bushes
Wheat in bags at Id. 200 boxes Bacon at iOsi 100
bbs. Lard at 4Os 500 boxes Cheese at 45s 800 bags
Cocoa o. 4Os. TGGasgow 1000 bbls Flour ats.
To Antwerp, /, 400 bags Coffee at 4Os Danish brig
to Cork and MARKET with 600 bushels Corn at l4sd
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts.
Gle, $40 s7-for Customs, Acknowledgements, s458,-
3S9 6S; Balance, s., 09,3O7 81.
The market for foreign bills is quite firm but dull in
consequence Of the non-arrival Of the Australasan.
Sterling of leading bankers s LOG asked. Commercial
signatures go at lO4l a 1861. Francs 5.4095.3j.
The Michigan Central Railroad earned in Feb
ruary:
February, le6....'"..,........... '''''.'.FiaJeJB
February, ''''''''''' iV'o "
Increase. .....sl2,oOs IL
The earnings of the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road in February were as follows
February 186l......... .................".."s40l3
feO'Os'y loOV'''''''''''''''''' '''''''''' Co,0lo
Decreas. s2,lS5
The gross receipts of the Eric Road in February were
largely in advance Of February, 1850.
The traffic on the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada,
for the week ending February Is, was as follows:
ensss''''.''.'''''''.' '''''...."'''.sl32il 50
Freight. b257 80
Mails, Express 6c''.'.'.' 2,728 90
Week oadias FEB TO- Sej $50 i
Decr.s.s..................... .Sss9 20
Total traffic FROM July 1862 to %
Total attic for period ast SeAr.... l122i38 60
Total traffic stin interrupted b. snow storms
The Jefferson Insurance Company has declared a
sepiannual dividend of 50 share, 10 = cent payable
nm demand. The business Of the SubTreasury was
400 $50 900. The Northern Light brings $s55OOo in
gold TO strengthen our bank vaults. The specie line
already begiDs 10 move upward again, while in the
loans the contractive movement has again commenced
There IL bat a moderate demand for money at the
banks and in the open market the supply is In excess
~ the wants of borrowers Frstclass paper continues
in very moderate supply in the discount houses, and is
nsssed without difficulty if short, at GG7 Y cont.
Very good single-name grocers paper goes OF SOU
cent There is demand for much i4rstr amount Oh
choice paper than s found on the MARKET treasury
Notes are neglected, with but few pressing Oh tue NIT
ket. The 10 v cents sold at lO3l and the othef DE-
scrpons to pay about 81 cent interest 10 the
Those used for Custom.IIouse purposes are oearer
selling at iSS v cent discount. :.
The Clsreland Herald states that propoeioon 70
now before tho Ohio Legislature to lease the PuOnc
works Of the State 10 private ooppsny composed VI
responsible mep.