New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-14

WEDNESDAY,. March l3-P. NJ

The stock market wcs particularly dull aud unuter-
eaiug to-day, AID Prices had a declining tendency
thrug hout with but little pressure OF stocks upon the
market. There was moi much hammering especial
effort 10 depress quotations. and quite little exertion
made noon TIE bull side. New York Central is ad-
yerseiy affected by reports vi ich anticipate the passage
of the Toll bill through the Assembly and the weak
ness in his leading stock OF The market has no doubt
had an influence AGAINST the entire list. The great
trouble however is beyond question TO be found in the
continued indifference of the outside public 10 the
speculative movements initiated w the Board. Oeca-
sioai; symptoms Of returning life discovered IN
the yenures Of q few OF the caring and enterwlsing
spir4ts and the market brighens up for the morent
bat this is presently succeeded by dead calm, and the
market returns 10 its former eoDdilon 0i dullness'
There was an average deoue Of about Y cent IN the
prominent Railway shares dealt in at the First Board,
ana at tho cloe of the session the tone was dull, not
eosiiIvely heavy For Government securities The de-
mana io prsk and well sustained, aud tie quotations
bota for tie new loan and Treasury Notes show far
improvements over yeStsroays prices. State stocksalfo
were steady ard IN instances better Tennessesand
Mssours were tolefably active during the day. 10
K.niyay Bonds there not much business dong.
il Crosse Land Grants of the issuo reported to be
left ont in the cold by recent decision OF the United
s1sfes District Court of Wisconsin, offered at
liS At TIE Second Board, prices were still lower,
aud the speculative movements we're even iamer than
u the morning. The transactions in Government
Stocks were aite large, but al slight decline from tie
quotations OF The Frst Board. At the close the market
was steady ut the lowest points touched The street
has been without political sensation for two days,
and the operators who IN either direction accord
hy to the Lhrobs Of tue teegrSpbic pulse, are some
- & ,tv,far
ey,rnsiion has been nade u serve It's purpose and
there is Iow craving for further news to keep up Vie
excitement After the Board prices a shade bet
ter wiki but little business. TIE closing prices
were. for United States Elves, 1874, Ss2S9; United
st=,es Is, 1884, reg, 954995a; Tennessee State &C.
1875; Virginia Co, 7Sl 979; Missouri Gs J6s G662;
C-ntnn Company, I49l5 Cumberland Coal, 7@a7ii
Pacific NJ all Ste.u lip Co.. IS. 80; EewYork Central
RaiISoad 7St a. Sl; Erie Railroad, 81 d32i; Hudson
River R;ro.d AZ IS; Harlem lttilroad, 49, l53;
Harlem Railroad, preferred 3sI $751; Reading Rail-
roud 49, &i3a; Michigan Central Railroad, 81 a513
Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad l31
sI6; II chgan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad Guaranteed Stock, 49, &c; Panama Rail-
r,z.d ll5llIi5f; Illinois Central Railroad 500 a 81;
Galeua and Chicago R-ilroad, 70l 07li Cleveland
and Toledo, 81 qJi2; Chicago and Rock Leland
Railroad, So IS; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Kailrosd, 72G7z3; Illinois Central Railroad 10,
SgQ9s
The foreign exchange market closed steady for the
Adrsiie with but limited business. Sterling IL
quo ed at from 1861 100 for bankers bt aud 1851
IOJf for CONNER cial. Francs 5.4l4 a53i3.
Freights-To Liverpool; 2, 900 BUSH Wheat in bulk
nj I2d: 5 coo bills Flour at 3s Cd; 500 boxes Bacon
Al 3Ss Cd. a4Os and 100 bbls Lard at 4cs. To Lon
don: 50 cs PORK ut Sc. 3D.. 1900 boxes Cheese 1884,
and tuns Rubber at f5s. 30 boxes Bacon at Es I'd,
per Bremen steamer; $1,000 busb. Corn in ships bags
Oh private terms To Antwerp: 500 bales Cotton at
lie; go bJs. ROsin at f. I'd; 100 hbds. Talow at
Gle. a vessel 10 Cork and market with Corn on
private terms An Italian brig with 1900 bUsh
Wheat ~ Gloucester al i3ld in bulk, and vessel 10
the same port with 1900 bush. Wheat in shippers
bags at I'D.
The business Of the sub-Treasnry was: Receipts,
el56,jCl 9O-for Customs SOL, OJ0-Payments $445,-
$50 %, Balance s ,399,954 IS.
Tue Toledo and Wabash Raj road earned the first
week of March:
From r':snser' ;.....ss931 500 500
Total ...............sILse5 O5 &rOe8
,4Cl 80
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
si6,J76,3iC 20. The money market shows but slight
chnugrs from day 70 day On cal The supply is ample
a. from TO y cent. The negotiation Of paper out
side Of tie banks is restricted by tie limited offerings
Of that description which alone has free currency in the
market Mr. Lawrence Il. Jerome has been admitted q
partner ia the firm of A. @. Norwood 81 Co., Of the
Suck Exchange. The Morris Canal has been put in
condition Tor the reception Of the water, and nayiga
ton tits expected, will be resumed on about the 18th
instant.
The annual report of the BOwery Savings Bank
shows that the deposits during the year 1860 reached
tle large of e. az 403 40, by 1897 depOsitors,
Of which 647 were new. The largest amount Of de-
posits made in June and the smallest In NOvem-
Der. The sum of $2,l7O,6ls 81 was during the same
time drawn ou' by 1892 depositors. The largest
amount was drawn in January, and the smallest in
june VI the deposOrs 500 registered domes-
taos Attorneys do not appear to be among the saving
classes there being only three Of these useful members
I'd society IN the list OF the deposits $3.50 were Of
suns between $40 and $40 and 2j2 of over $780, The
deposits of the bank have increased from al $50 556
fUn q 49, depositoB in the five years ending July,
1924 to 81 1912 from us 1886 depositors in the
fveyears ending July, 1860. The Treasurer account
IL nc follows;
Rd deposou during the az 10 e1e 81
Paid f0r stock inve stneDls aois 40 DO
fui5 for loans bonds and mortgages. is70s 90
fsk Tor daring tee 232s2 on
rsid for pr nium on stocks. CTS 70
Esie for accrued interest. 3729 "a
Aha 'o' suspense acc'un 6l %
xets payments during the 800 81
nasnce 70 new account ~ Sd4os7 50
xs 'ss'ssssssss.sm,..ssssas 20 u