New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

TIE Stock market was very animated to-day, the
aggregate Of dealings being very large. In tie Bond
market there was special activity, and quotations
were very strong. The Share market was irregular,
but with an important amount Of transactions Prices
were generally higher, but the movement was
checked by The contradictory accounts in the morning
Journals in regard 10 the TreasuryNote BILL and in
regard to the occupation Of Nashville. There was
also more difficulty 10 obtaining loans stocks, which
had more OF less influence in throwing shares upon
The market. Some of the banks have been selling
Government Securities without lending the proceeds,
which has made a temporary. but not important
nriugency in money. Tie IumoT in reference to an
application for srrnistioe by the Rebel authorities
xss not generally believed by operators but the prob
ability OF s trath is established by private dispatches
tom good authority received to-day from Washington.
If this had been generally accepted we should doubt
ises have had stronger market. Between the Boards
The market was weak, and al the Second Board
Mith larger amount Of dealings than usual, quota
lions were generally shade lower. After the reg
alar Board the decline brought in new buyers, and
bhere was rally Of to y cent, the market clos
ing FIRM The bulls appeared to be willing that the
msrket should decline in order TO give IL come con-
seu,raied strength. The movement in Government
securities to-day has been especially active, and
puoyant. The dealings registered aggregate nearly
100000 with GIL advance Of y cent. The Sixes
Of 1881 cold at 92I 80. and the Treasury Notes
!. 99& a 99I. The demand comes 10 q large extent
from the interior. State Stocks have also been very
sctive and were strong in tie morning. The nd
vance s.terwa-d brought out considerable supply
and quotations were weak. Railroad bonds continue
10 be iavore objects Of speculation and investment,
and but few frst-class Y cent securities could be
picked up without advancing tho rate TO per over.
Tie dseredit which for q few years past he's over
taken many railroad shares has unjusty acted also
upon rnilroad bonds and roads which have steadily
leaned and paid the interest upon their securities in
Toe most depressed stages OF business have their
II y cent bonds fall to 20 or 80 y cent on the DOLLAR
While no safer securities have attracted investors
It par. Capitalists ore now acting with more dis
elimination, and we presume more capital has been
invested privately in bonds within the past six
months than the previous Swo years. Az the
elose, the market lad hardening tendency,
with fair disposition 70 buy: u S. Be, 1874, 81 a
t0l U. s. IL, registered 93193i; u. y. Is, 1881,
coupon, s2l Q93; Tennessee State &c, 62i a62 Viz
gn!a State g. G3 a63; Missouri State Is, 5il asa
Delaware 81 Hudson Canal Company, 81 Pcnnsyi-
'aua Coal Company s.; Cumberland Coal Pre-.
Erred sag; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 81
Ssiti Nsw-York Central Railroad 49, 0S3s; Erie
Railway Si.a35i Erie Railway, Pref, 5St 1888
hais River Railroad. 35!a352; Harlem Rail
noAe Isl25; Harlem Railroad Pref, 29I a 29ti |
Aetaihs Railroad 4iaiiI Michigan Central Rail-
%sa' 5heJi. Michigan Southern and Northern
indiana Railroad, 2il024si Michigan Southern and
so'ihern Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed AL a 49, |
Panama Railroad I2Oa12ii Illinois Central Rail
ieh scr, 6ioGi!i Galens and Chicago Railroad,
VOC; Cleveland ind Toledo Railroad, 45l q 10; /
,,Hieago and Rock isand Railroad, SCI 657; Chicago,
burlington and Quincy, GiiaGil; Illinois Central
hauioad Beads, 9il a95.
III lofeign bills there wGs moderate blsiness do 1
~ but the market was heavy. For bankers sterl
Isg Ia q cent sss tie market, and for eonime.oiai
l''ehaiuses III! 4I3l Francs arc 5.0o@f.05.
'r'lghis are without important change. TO Liy-
fT'ol, he engagements are 600 busL. Corn at
r.. III Lagsi 1900 DO. Wheat, at I'D. Ia hags;
L"0 tbls. Flour, al p. ar. 3D.. quantity Of
t''oanuis, at @5s. v Nj 800 pkgs. Providons a.
@%a. Cd per steamer, 200 bales Cotton, at sd.i
t''V tbls. Flour, a, q. Cd. 10 Glasgow, ptS
fSner, 1900 bush. Corn, ~ ID in bags. The
tafhr orc abe British ship Sir Robert Peel, to
NYerpool, with co. 600 bush. Wheat, at 7id 10000
z Corn at 3D., and 800 tuns Provisions at 900.
FaSt-aD bah, with 1900 bush, Grain al 9.J IL 10