New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-04
FvIDAY. Nav 3-P, N.

but the prominent feature VAS the activity and
buoyancy in Illinois Central Abou a. 600 shares were
eold Of which twotbirds for cas- and the market
advanced to COZ, having been 5ss yessrdsy II was
currently unored that mott of these p,rchase, were
for foreign account and this may be- but eoares Wa
usually best posted upon forei IN movements don't
see it," Ii is quite probable that me OF tf- street
operators. discovering that cash stock Wis scare, and
tia, large line Of shorts out have undertaken u
make corner. Later in the day, the quotation Tor
this stock was still higher Erie was also hrmer, bu
very active selling at 20i In other descriptions
tie features were not important. TIE ifantdc1ons
were 10 a moderate extent, and prices show 10 moot
cas- inn rovement on yesterday. Between tie
Boafds quota sustained but the sales were
very Limited There strong feeling at the Second
Beard, which continued in the street atleiwaid
The movement, in Pacific Mail . marked feature
II advanced - bid agaiosi os yesterday The saie
arrival Oft Northern Lght had very favorable H.
fu,nce. lllinois Central coutnned buoyani, ana
touched 6l H. an advance of - T. cent sncc yesterday
The Western shares generally were irn at siish'
advance. Central WA 72l, tie price OF yesterday.
Tts stock seems 70 have lost portion Of ns prom
euce in the street. sh stock Of several descriptions
Michigan Central, Illinois Central, New-foik Cen
tn, fludo on River, &c-is quite scarce, when fact If
AN important element in tie strength OF tie marAet
sLich is largely ovorsold The principal reason FOR
the rmness Of the market today the purchases OF the
/ shots aided by the absence OF any umayoraOle
advice, from tie South In State Socas the principal
movements are in Missouri Cs which find market at
about 90 Tynnssee IL sold A. in the orring and 10
in the afternoon under q report that hat State had De-
coded Vifgiuas are without important change, hut are
still selling at wide differences between easn and sell
ers orai,n. Government bonds have an upward teb'
dency The Is of 1881 are IN demand At s for regis
tered and ST; ir coupons There ae not many IN The
market. Railroad bonds Of tie hes ci"ss ar a. Oui
nucuve. The closing quota ions were hrIn ~ follows
Uni.,c S.a,os 5- 1874, ~ ati Tenno'see rs, 4od 90
Virginia C., a, ai4l, Missouri 6s, 3 a4n; Canton
| Comi4 nv, 9al0; Delaware aud Hudson Canal Com
pauy JSSi; Pcn,sy lvania Coal Company, '3a|3i
Cumberland Coal Company, So /; Pacific M.ii, "a
! r.; New-York Central Railroad, 1'!GHi Lie kaii-
road 2. a a; Hudson River Railroad, ool TJ'i;
Harlem Railroad, u l9i Harlem Kaiiroad Preere ed,
! .l43lt; keaqDg Railroad, j. a !, Michigan Ieh'rl
RniIroad. g. alji; Michigan Southern snd Northern
Indaua Railroad. - 80; Michigan Southern and
northern L. diana ,ilIo4d Guaranteed 81 ca, az
Panama Railroad, lDli giU-; Illinois Cenr" Railroad,
mqtII: Gaeua and Chicago Railroad, -. q y 1.
Cleveland aid Toledo Railroad, - = Chicago Ght
Rock Island Railroad, a3,4; Chicago Burlington
and Quincy Railroad. % sJ'i.
1nr arNr or foreign bills continues d. pressed and
dull. Bankers Sterling is 1914 Tor leading nsfaes.
Commercial sgIatures par to Oi. Francs are very
! Gull.
Fniclts-The rates are finer but the offerings are
not large. To Liverpool, Goo bush. Wheat at tad.'
II bays 1900 bush. Com IL 3D., in shirs' bag. Jo
Ji,s Flour At g. 3D.; 500 bales Cotton 1T 3D. i1J
Pigs Bacon at 30. 3D.; 800 tcs. Lard a. aJs; 100
and boxes Tobacco a; Is. Cd. and p. "a. To Lomon;
2O,Oro bush. Wtes, at 3D., in shppero bags aeov
bLls Flour AT 70 GJ. %. 9j.; 100 bales HOps.I s.
&c.: $40 boxes Cheese VI 37s. ID. yessrl - DIblin
virh ~ 0o1 bush. wheat ut loi., IN siiIs 3ags.
Tie business Of the Sab-Trelsay vas: Receipts
s2ll,5a7 o,--ior Customs 5000; Payments, 800
~ II; Balance, slO,Ii6,3'i SO.
The r.cerrs # tie last w'es Of April on tie C'eye'
laud aud Toledo Road 1904 sgaios; az, ISV
lat year TIE aggregate fortho
Morih is................... ........,......Ses 70
lsco '''''''''''''''''''.' '''~
Iucre.ss............ .....,....-.......sI.,L9
The earnings Of tie Gi-ns and Chicago Railroad
the fourth week Of April were:
IOu.5 week ,@i...'..'.'...''.''.'.'.'"''#$5s
Increase. 80
The " hole month ioots mp as foows:
Ipn ..................,.......tlu52
April, lo60. ...........'.'....''.'''''..'.. sS'''
lIegeass. ............................SieH
The following is n statement Of the eunlns Of the
Buffalo, New-York and Lie Railroad for tie month Of
April, 1861, compared with It's ealnn6s for the eorre-
spoutng month Of tie previous year:
Apni l8tl........................ ......sH ~, ~
ApsI, idto................ ...''.'.'''' s''-'' ~
Increase. ........................".si9n s1
The land Gales Of the Illinois Central Railroad
were in
ApItl, ss's.ss''sss9
tssA receipts. .............'ss.'s'..'''' 49, %
Tie earnings are -, 600 less than in 1863.
Mr. 8. f. Butierwouh having resigned 60 Superin-
tendent of The Assy Office in thls ci'y, the Chief
Clerk Mr. G. Z. DunDing has been authorized TO acI
Superintendent until an appointment s made. tbs
is not accounting oice--the responsibility OF re-