New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
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The improved condition Of the military situation
and the highly favorable Advicss from England in
regard to he action Of the Government on American
affairs las revived the dormant speculation Of the
Sock market, aud the whole list with q few e1cep-
lions shows a strong upward tendency. In Harlem
Common there was immense excitement in conse-
quencs Of the passage Of the resolution IN the Com
mon Cou-ei Last night, authorizing that road to lay
tracks in Broadway. The bnsinesA was large before
the Board, % high as Is being paid against IS yea
terdsy afternoon. At the Board tho registered
transactions reached e eco shares opening at ~ and
running down to 6s. Afei the close Of the call the
market recovered to 20. Hudson River attracted
much attention. and rapidly advanced under modor-
rte purchases from 100 to ia, against 1904
last evening. The gain in April is about
AGO 900 for the fnt half Of the month.
This stock mas now passed New-York Central, re-
suit the prediction Of which year ago wouId have
stamped the prophet luuatic. Toledo was active
and tuoyant, selling up to 96i, an advance of y
cent Pittsburgh improved y cent; Prairie du
Chen Q T. cent Chicago and Northwestern was
in good demand at y cent advance. sale Of
Minnesota Mining Company was made at lO7l, an
advance Of II y cent. Governments were dull, and
scarcely as strong for bouds. Debt Certificates were
buoyan,. and Seven-thirtcs advanced 4 v cent. At
the Second Board, the market generally wss very
strong, bnt Harlem did not maintain It's advance,
reactng, with large sales, 70 67. Hudson River
was active and strong a. ll4i the bears hammering
vigorously at III! il3, seller sixty aud thirty
Pittsburgh improved v cent, Erie l Y cent, fre-
ferred p cent, &c. Governments were very
strong. and the Sixos Of 1881 advanced cent At
the 4 O'Clock call there was some activity, with
Il steady market. The closing figures Were
H. 6 Cs 1851, Registered, l0ii bios; U. 5. Is, 1881,
Coupon, 1850 lOJti U. S. Sc, l"4, CouPon'
e6 ae6I; Oregon War Loan, balf-yearly, IU2
% lO2I Demand Notes fold iSsuel, AZ a 4o, Tennessee
State Go, co aG0i Missouri State c. 6Oi S6Oii Amsri-
can Gold, I47i Sli7i Pacific Aail Steamship Com.
psny, 1881 9lSg; Eew-YOrk Central Railroad, ia
all4l Erie Railway, 79tS79li Erie Railway,
Preferred, Oh; Hudson River Railroad, ia
Ola; Harlem Railroad, 6s668ji Harlem kal'
road. Preferred, 90i G9l Michigan Central RAil-
road, lOIi alO2, Michigan Southern aud North
ern indiana Railroad, GOa60i Michigan
Southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad, Guar
anteed lO3S 1891; Illinois Central Railroad 9Oi "
Cleveland ard PiusLurgh Railroad, 1eIati
Galena and Chicago Railroad, vi d9oi CIoNe"''
and Toledo Railroad, e7taGii Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, 9Oi o9Oi; Fort Wayne, 6Ji e1si
C. and n. Western Railroad, 22i Oh.
The market for Sterling bills is firm ct ioo0ioi'
with fair demand.
Freights continue dull and rates arc heavy. 10
Liverpool the engagements are 300 ics. Lard per
neutral vessel at 25s and per steamer Il OOO bush'
Corn at sgd. in bulk $50 tes- Lard at US. 3D..
Is, 900 bush. Wheat and 70 TINS Provisions on pr
yate terms. To Londoni 500 bbls. Flour per
neutral vessel at %. 200 tuns Bacon and Seeds a.
25s; so tuns Provisions at 2s. 6d.i and per steamer
Dido, 900 bbls. Pork at2s- 3d.. 300 boxes Bacon
and 600 pkgs Lard at 35s; 200 bags nuts at S1s
and 800 bales Furs At Cos. To Glasgow per neu'
trail vessel 200 tcs Lard at 32s 3D.. 200 bbls Flour
ct %; As do Shoe Pegs q! s.; and perStsamsr, c'
pkps. Provisions at 35s. To Havre, per French
packet, 100 tuns Lard and Provisions at 70 Francs
per Hsvre tun. To Antwerp; 500 bbls. Petroleum
Oil at 9s.; and per steamer, 50 tuns Provisions q
Us. Cd 4Os and 80 900 bush. Rye On private terms
To Bremen: 100 hhds Kentucky Tobacco at JOS IL