New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09

FRIDAY, March So. N.

The foreign adyices by the Bremen were looked
upon az more favorable than had been anticipated and
this with the absence Of any unfayorable RdYces from
Washington, tended 70 confirm the improved feeling
in the stock market noticed yesterday. The afse Of
day after day without any occurrence calculated TO
precipate crisis with the Southern States strengthens
those who are able TO look hopefully the future in
the belief that collision will in way be avoided
Tnere is with many operators an abiding faith that
some means will be devised to this result. al
though they find it difficult TO give reason for their
faith Late in the day some private dispatches were
received Of encouraging character in regard 10 the
Border States, aud the rumor that Fort Brown had
been surrendered withoua fight, bad favorable effect
At the morning Board the business unusually
large and in nearly every description there an ad-
vance The sales of Central nearly 1000 shares,
aud the quotations advanced & cent. Erie was very
buoyant showing an advance Of 2 cent. This stock
and Illinois Central improved under the more fayora-
bic advices from England. The Western shares were
active but generally lower in closing transactions than
at Me opening. There wac some attemPtto bammerthe
market but one or two of the prominent bean hayisg
receded, the attempt was not very successful BE.
tween the Boards there was not nrge business, but
quotations were steady. At the Second Board the
was however NOT much disposition to press stocks on
the market and toward the cloe and after the regular
session the market received more support, and i'm
proved / TO cent Some Of the leading operators
had dispatches from the South leading them to hope for
a peaceful solution of our difficulties, and inducing
hem to operate for the rise In State stocks the
ket has been firm, with a rise Of to y cent. In
railroad bonds there was but little done. Government
atock xvas halter advancing 10 o. At the clOee the
quotations were: United States S. 1874 s5i sai Viz
gnia &c, 76a76i Missouri e. 65i 65i; Canton Com
pany, l4al5; Cumberland Coal Company, 7d7i; Pa
cifc Mail Steamship Company, s4es4I; New-York
Central Railroad 7SI S7Si Erie Railroad 33t a33ii
Hudson River Railroad, 45ia45s; Harlem Railroad,
l5taI7 Harlem Railroad, preferred, 39l a39i Read
ing Railroad, 433 a44 Michigan Central Railroad, 5t
957I Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail
road l5l l5a; Michigan Southern and Northern lndi-
ana Railroad Guaranteed Stock 35I a $50; Panama
Railroad, liilall6 Illinois Central Railroad SOl "a
500; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 7Of all Cleve-
land and Toledo, 3i93iI; Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad, 58a5sl; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, nam; Illinois Central Railroad Re, 20
e9Si.
The market for foreign bills continues quiet and not
very firm. Sterling is 1911 alO5ii Francs, 5.4OS
535.
Freights-To Liverpool, 30 900 bush. Corn, in bulk,
at 3d. and l2ld in bags 300 bales Cotton at i'd; 100
tierces Beef at 7s 100 bbs Pork IS and 100 boxes
Bacon at 40s To London, 100 bbls. Pork at o.; 100
tierces Beef at g.. 6d and 100 boxes Bacon at 40s
To Glasgow 100 boxes Bacon and so bbls Lard at 42s
Cd. To Havre, $4,000 bush. Wheat at &c. vessel
with 10000 bush. Corn to Cork and market at AID
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