New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24

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marhet-snch as New-York Central. Ga'ena snd
Roe Isand-have fallen INTO he slough Of du'ness
I, nav be inferred from ibis that the outside interest
ia tire Book speculation OF the Board js quite small
aud thr is partly correct, bur ii IS not unheiy ,
much of the attention given heretofore 10 i>'iwsy
shares has been diverted 10 the Government Issues
which, SO distr,st wears of with the progress AND
success Of the National srms present stronger INDUCE
ments both for speculation and inyestmeni than spy
other stocks dealt in. Just now however, there
something of q dead lock between the buyers sno
sellers and activity dnuisher IS both sides persist
/ in allowing Of = cent Interference with trade
State Stocks have been steady, aud those Of the
Northern Siates are well held. The largest dealings
have been in Tennessees and Msscuris, with deolih'
ing movement during the week, but with railyihS
tendency 1T ,he Close. TIC redemption OF these
States from Rebel influence has done much 70 restore
confidence 10 their ultimate solvency and good fait
bnt II viii require time and sbe administration Of
affairs 10 enable them % recover financial ttreDc d
enough TO pay interest on such iininsa'e
debs. The State Of Missouri, including It's
issues 20 various railways was near sl5,o0O 600 Of
indebte dnees, and Tennessee about $lo000oo0 la
Railway Bonds tie business is moderate, aud exc 1T
ia one or TWO instancss prices arc somewhat lower
than at the close Of the previous week, but there rs
no disposition to press Gales. On Friday the market
undeswent a partial collapse in some of the Railway
stocss and theFs was decline OF from / 10 : per
cent in Toledo, Michigan Central, Galeoa, Erie Pre
/ fsred Michigan Southern Guaranteed, &c., but To-
day the turn decidedly in the opposite direction
and the marks, hss grown stronger and better with
the prcgrs. Of the day. The foreign news bringing
news Of q further advance in American Securities,
and Of growing feeling Of confidence in the success
Of our Governm. Mt had good effect and for Erie, To-
ledo, Michigan Genital aud Ilioos Central there w's
brisk demand and a general rush OF tho shorts to
cover. Ssw-York Central responded but feebly TO
the improved feeling, butcloses cent higher than
In the morning. Toledo and Erie were the most &C.
tive and buoyant, N. former improving cent IN
tho loves, prices of the week. The closing prices a.
| o'clock were: Tennessee Sc. 59959li Missouri is,
50! ? 52;; Pacific Mail Steamship Company 90 st!;
New-York Central Railroad, 81; a S3ii Eric Railway,
81 80; Eris Railway, Preferred, 81. @o2s; Harlem
Rsilrosd, ri sl3; Harlem Railroad, Preferred. 81
az; Hudson River Rsiircsa, 35a 36i Michigan
Central Railroad, IS, q 56l; Michigan Southern and
Northern Jndisus Railroad, 90 d"ii Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Rsiiroad, 0uaran-
teed, az 647li Toledo Railroad, tos a46i Illinois
Central Railroad, c. cot; Geena snd Chicago Rail-
road, % a69.; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
56i J6i; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Il! o
lS; Miiweukee end Prairie du CHEN Railroad, goo
26i; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, 50
a 81, &c.
The ms1k.. for foreign bill. We. week and dull.
Sterling lllaIi2.
Frcighis sEe dali but rates are sustained. To
Liverpool The engagement se 2.to packages OF
Bacon and Lard, al 7.. Cd. s2Os, by American and
ne,,r,l yss.el,, chiefly Bacon a thc iBsde rates:
/. 800 bbls. rlonr ~ ls "a. 10. "a. To London:
$50 ic. Indis Beef a. =. Cd; 100 boxes Bacon, q.
20..
The business Of ths sab-Ir-asrry wn: Receipts,
s,I4i.2i2 sS--for Customs tlsS,oo0; Payments
1885 40; Bslsro., 1855, 80 o3.
The Gaming. OF ils Milwaukee aud Psirs IN
Ch.sn for the ~econa Week IN harch we're;
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Ffon no forthcoming annual report Of The Toledo
+ < Wabash Railway Compsny we mako lie follow
ing si.rsc; OF the financial condition Of the road al
ths clos. Of the ls,, anancalyear Aug- II, 1902:
The capital stock Of the Toledo & Walsh Raj
,ysy Cornusny spounie H. 80 5s5 3d. the general
,.oci il oomposcd Of 2, ,4i3 shares Of - eseh-
N30,6j0, sni III. preferred stock Of l. ~ insscs
If 40 ssch- . zoos making to.Al .Qck csQial
Of e. 90 $50. Tn. funded obliss iions Of Inc Con-
papy consist Of so,io),vJO hrs. Ipo..gag. bonds.
a. 500 90 second mortgage L)aos, AMI $4,000
,i,sfng fnnd bonds. Oi Tie ire mortgage honds
1900 900 eYs secured By mortgage on ihe Ohio por-
ION Of IN. road AID equipments and a. 200 cco upon
thst branch in tho state OF Indians. 81 ne second
uort.sge bond, 81 $50 90 az. ssc,r,d by mortgage
opon ~ division Of Tie roAd AID equipment N 'he
STATE Of Ohio, aud q. 10000 upon .h.t division IN
toe safe Of Indisns.
These sEs The only mortgage lens uloa ID. Road.
Tie Sinking Fund boud, a., funded obligations, FOR
the purpOes Of retiring coupons 3, ard 4 OF secon1
mortgage bonds, msturiug November !, lo5j, and
on the let 81 MAY and NO ogher, 1870. The amount
Of ,hese bond. authorized 70 be isaued var 30, 90
bu, by csnceiing Of coupons attached ~ unasaed
second mortgage bonds, tbs toisl is'os 7ss reduced
TO t2!g 10 50; Of which there bsFs been orscit-d
and i.su.dtls0705. Tie remaining cspi.a. liability
compri.es funded and unfrnded coupons = and g,
ORIGINALLY sttlc,ed 20 ID. irG oof.gsg, bonds ard
supdry pronissory notes, amounting 20 sJJ, 6i5 R-
a.. fl.t inssllmeu, Of inis.es having been paid,
there remains = Dct pincipel still outstanding OF
sIfJ .sst u. For the redemption ol coupons Yei
nprs.enied further lieii.y ',ist- ur,g the Con.
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