New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
syCoSn BOARD.
MONDAY. Anvil 81. "


The Stock market opened with strong and active
movement in Government Securities. The Union
successes at New -Oreaus had 2 very encouraging
influence and oiffueed much more cheerful teslinS
among all operators excepting the chronic bears
Tire registered transactions in public Securities repre-
sent bat small amount of the dealings, and she ad-
vance was steady from the opening I'LL the close oi
business The shorts were free buyers during the
day and did not appear anxious TO extend their con-
tracts In shares the interest of the market was CEN
tered in Toledo and Illinois Central, in the former,
especially the contest between The bears and bulls Is
very energetic and thus far the result Of the contest
has favored the bulls. The street s supposed to be
very short of the STOCK and there is evident
ly very strong patty operating for the rice with the
pluck and means to put the market up. They
operate with the more confidence because they
consider the stock intrnsically worth than
it is selling for. Illinois Central sold up to S9l
against $50 on Saturday. This stock is also con-
sderably oversold r Pscifc Mail was firmer at lOel
an advance of | y cent. The establishment Of q
weekly line aud Of the malt line between San
Francisco and Shsughse, viii add, it is thought,
largely to the earnings OF the company. Tho Consti-
tution we hear has been ordered to the Pacific FOR
service in the weekly line. Central and the Erie
Issues were firm but without special activity. After
the Board tho market wac active at improving
prices. At the % Board there was continued
activity and buoyancy in Government seeu-
rites Coupon sxes of 1881 advanced to o. an
Improvement Of L. T. cent on Saturday r
price TIE 80 per cent Treasury Notes were lOl
bid for large amounts aud 9SS was hid for Indebted
uess Certifcates Illinois Central advanced TO 90,
and Toledo TO 42g. Central was in demand at 83i,
and is attracting more attention from specustcrs 1t
has recently been neglected. Pacific Mail sod AZ
l06, further advance Of per cent. Railroad bonds
also felt the influence Of the improved feeling. To-
ledo and Wabash Seconds advanced per cent; Erie
Thirds per cent, and Michigan Southern Sinking
Funds sold at 92i, Nh Improvement Of per cent; AT
the third Board, without much activity, the Share
market was firm, aud Governments were well
sustained. The highest selling prices Of the
day were bid The quotations at the
close were: United State 6s, 1881, Registered,
95s e95,; United States 6s. 1891, Coupons, 90;
Treasury Notes, 7.3O, lOl lol.; American God,
I0li 9lOl}; Tennessee State Cs, So! dj7; Mis-
soui State 6s, - 50; Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany, 1872 l0ss; New-YoIk Central Railroad, So
1881; Erie Railway, a.; Erie Railway, Pre-
fened 6ll COLI; Hudson River Railroad, 3ji a
35l; Harlem Railroad, l., Sl2.; Milwaukee and
Psairie du Chen Railroad 26027; Harlem Rail-
road, Preferred, 3Oa3l; Reading Railroad, 49, O.;
Michigan Central Railroad, 81. as; Michigan South
cru Railroad, ~ al Michigan Southern Railroad,
Guaranteed, 44944I; Panama Railroad 1889 a.;
Illinois Central Railroad, 60 90; Galena and Chr
slgo Railroad Gla67l Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road, 42S 0422; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
54I 0543 Cleveland and Pit sbureh Railroad, l74 a
i7I; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy RAILROAD, 81
a62l.
The market for foreign bills has scarcely opened
for the steamer bat quotations are steady. Leading
Sterling is held at ll2z ll2!.
Freigbts quiet but very firm. To Liverpool;
the engagements are 1900 bush. Corn at cd. il
bulk; $500 bbls Flour at 2s a u. 3d.. mostly at tic
latter rate; 900 pkgs. Bacon and Lard at 22s. Cd
To London: 1000 bbls Flour at p. Sd. TO Glas
Cow: 200 tcs. Lard at 22s. ID. To Antwerp: 30
casks Tallow at 300.
The business Of the Snb-Tressury Receipts
g., sos go 1l-for Customs, slls,G00; Payments
s2,IS3,277 81 Balance, $l2, .375 Al.
Gold is frmer to-day, selling at lOl in considera-
bic parcels. At the close 1919 was asked. In the
street l0l WAS bid for large lots Of 7.5O per cent
Treasury Notes. The busness IN Indebtedness Ger
tiGcates has been at 98. ass. but they are moi -
plenty az they baye been.
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad for the first
three months Of 1862 have been:
1857, 1852,