New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-26
MONDAY. March 2J-P. N.

The Stock market was quite animated this morning,
and prices generally higher. The most vigorous
movements were in State Stocks and Railway Bonds
the demand for the latter extending Of the low
priced securities which, until recently, have been some
what neglected Tcnnessees and Missours active
al an advance of 10 e cent the closing prices
of Saturday with sales Of 900 ut the First
Board Tie Federal Loan of 1881 frmer again,
with a good business at the Improvement. Michigan
Southern Sinking Fund Bonds, which have advanced
rapidly, were more freely supplied and declined one
= cent in closing saies. Chicagoa North let
and I'd Mortgages wete in active demand and higher.
The Share dealings were very well distributed, and
the tone Of the market strong throughout, without
buoyaney or marx ed activity. New.York Central adj
yanced 10 g. and was steady at the price during the
session and in Erie Harlem, and Hudson River there
was an improvement Of from 10 y cent, with mod
crate transactions. The Western shares displayed
some iueguarty, and in nearly every instance became
little tame at the close of the calls. The strongest
movements were in Michigan Southern Galena, and
Chicago burlington and Quincy, but there not
large business in either. Between the Boards the
bank statement was made known, and it, favor
able character had good effect upon the mar.
kot The Second Board, with this additional
stimulus to the already hopeful temper, wac
sill better than in the morning. New-York
Central advanced another fraction, and there was
a further Improvement IN Harlem old and Preferred,
Galena and Toledo. TIE most decided rice wac in
Harlem Preferred, Which closed at Al against 4Ol AT
the First Board. The Coupon Stocks OF the Federal
loan Of 1881 were in good demand at 93 /, further
advance Of !. Treasury Notes were slightly lower.
Chicago and Northwestern ID Mortgage went up e
Il N,Ftfg Efll lat Z
The upward movement Of the market meets with very
little opposon as yet and the operators generally ap
near satisfied with the change ~ a relief TO the monot-
onous dulness Of the previous fortnight. The closing
prices were a. folows: United States &c. 1874, s9I
So; United States 6s, 81, reg @. as6; Virginia
State e.. 20 a.as: Tcunefsoe State Gs 7Oa7di Mis-
souri, State Gs, 6o. aG,; Canton Company, Ia ID
Cumberland Coal. : al; Pacific Mail Steamship Com.
panv, s6l astl; New-iork Central RAILROAD ~.
1gl Erie Ralroad 81 80; Iludfou River Railroad,
ia; Harlem Railroad, lG' alG. Harlem Rail
road Preferred, AZ ana; Reading Railroad, - aiJl
Michigan Central Railroad ~ So; Michigan South
ern aud Northern Indiana Railroad, ~ 1876 Mich
igan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, Guar
anteed Stock, 80 d39i; Panama Railroad, ll7ell!i
Illinois Central Railroad 81 49,; Galcna and Chicago
Railroad 731G54i Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
36l a36s; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 1s4''t
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, AZ a'4ii
Illinois Central Is, lOii lO!.
Foreign Exchange is frmer again, and after mode
rate sales Gt 1913 1919, Of the leading bankers
have advanced the price Of Sterling to Os. The clos
ing quotations for the day are O14dlOS.
Treighis-To Liverpool, $1,000 bush. Corn in bulk
at 3D. H. 900 bush Corn at 3D. 1900 bbls. Flour at
g. Cd 20 tuns Grandlla Wood at 2jsi 30 bales Cot
ton 1t 3-lCd 5000 BUSH Whea, in bags at lOd. 800
boxes Bacon and 200 pkgs. Lard at 3js To London,
800 bbls. Flour at IS. Cd 81. I'D. The chip II. L.
Surges with part of cargo Of Wheat in bags at lOid
The business Of the Sub-Treasury Receipts
s277,O5l 37-for Customs, $l3S 600; Payments $2i2-
6i9 Sc; Balance, $6,27l ,92l 50.
The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Road the
third week Of March were follows:
Third week
Third week lb6O.. biib4
Increase. recommendation
Equal to So per cent.
rrta 90 rnings nj the CLEVELAND and Toledo Railroad