New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-12
WEDNESDAY, March LIP. ".

cent In the share market there was some lregu-
larty but the general tendency was to lower prices
Erie and Pittsburgh were specially weak. Hudson
River was firm The movement. in Pacific Mail coz
,inued, although with rather less excitement than
for day or two past One feature Of the move
nent is that the buyers take the stock in any way
may be offered, regular or sellers options, and lend
their cash stock freely. The regular quarterly divi
dends Of per cent in this stock give the bulls
great advantage not only in steadily reducing the
cost of the stock, but in preventing holders
for investment from throwing their shares
upon tho market, and TINS supplying the
shorts. A sale Of Minnesota Mining was made at
1o7 an advance Of 9 y cent on the last aale The
Harlem i,sues were lower The Western shares
Generally were without much change. AT the Sec
ond Board, Pacific Mail advanced to 1881, the bears
in order to carry forward their contracts making
wide difference between regular and seller SIXTY.
Michigan Central was in demand for delivery and
sold a, lOl, Hudson River was among the irmest
stock. and sold at esi. The Harlem issues were
about a. in the morning, but Erie was weak. The
annual repor. has beea interpreted unfsvorably.
Quicksilver Mining Company has huctuated violent
v during the day between 48 and 20, closing finally
at sbou. 50. A. tho o'clock call tho market was
vert strong, with disposition to buy most Of the
leading stocks at higher prices. Pacific
Mail sold at 1911. Hudson River advanced
to 9s,, Harlem Preferred to 81, &c, with buoy
ant feeling. Governments were very strong Tue
seyen.thirties sold at 100, and Debt Certificates
at 9oi. The latest quotations were strong at;
U. s. &c, 49, registered 100, 0lOl; u s. Is, 81,
Coupons, 1921 1927; U. s. So. "a, Coupons, 900
&C. u. 8. Treasury Notes, 3-I0s, 1864 elO6; u. ).
lyear Certificates, 6s. 99i aga; Demand Notes. old
is,ue, l5s; Tennessee State 6s, oil d63; Missouri
State C., 6ll aG3; American Gold, l57i elj1l; Pa
ci6c Mail Sieamshp Company, 1871 0loiti New
York Central Railroad. ll7lall7Ii Erie Railway,
mann; Erie Railway, Preferred. 81 4loo
Hudson River Railroad, 9sia9si Harlem Rail
road. 80; 439; Harlem Railroad Preferred sia
81; Reading Railroad, 9099l; Michigan Contra
Railroad, 1885, 1891; Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana Railroad. Coz 060i Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad Guaranteed, I0S! |
1881; Illinois Central Railroad. 81! aga; Clevs-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad u d67l, Galcna and
Chicago Railroad, 92l a93; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, 95c95!; Chicago and Rock Island Rail-
road, ~, Q93; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Chen Railroad, 80 diOi Fort Wayne Railroad
62i a63.
Foreign exchange is irregular, without much
doing Sterling has sold in some csses at F5s7d.
Francs 3.25.
Freights are dull, and rates are lower. To Liver
pool tho cnyas5aspis are 10 600 bush. Corn at 3d.
in bult; COO bbls Flour, at Ia. 3d. 200 bxs Bacon,
nj La. 3D.; 400 tcs Lard at 2Os; 100 tcs Bce'' al
q, Cd; y steamer, 700 bxs Bacon, at jO'; 10 ton'
T.ow. at 5Os; 800 frkins Butter, at Co.'S; 10 tur-
Clover Seed at Co.,. 100 bbl.. Pork, 81 70. To-
London, 1000 bbIs. E.6hr at %. To Bristol, 100
hhds Taow at 2Je.
The business Of tho Sub-Treasrry was: Total re-
ceipts, s633, 9s5 7l-tor Customs, sl4sOoO; pay
mepts, 1905, Sl7 10; balance, si3,9Ol,s9l II.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
earnings for February were;
s,.isA.......-.....sss.%SsNiis sislsism s1s.@ 9
Mais and Miscors. 32S4 81 ',soi IS iOH ~
Total .silO,O,l u s2O4,,y Is ssisS1 10
The earnings OF the Panama Railroad Company
were, for December. sda.'''.'''''''siss'ss az sy
The earnings for tho year ending Dec. 81, 1862,
were 81 oil 900, showing as~n of about $4,000 Oh
the previous year.
The Rock Island Road earned the LIST week in
March,
1862 800 oe9..............*H953
Increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Cleveland and Toledo earned the Same week;
1862. s64
Increase. ..,..,..........'''"tloy''
Tho Michigan Southern will show in the same
week gain Of over $4,000.
Gold, to-day, after selling up to 49, fell of steadily
until the close, when it was offered at l57l. Tue
bulls find il decidedly difficult to maintain the quota
ton, with all the Legislative and Congressional em-
bsrrassments upon the movement. Another bill still
more stringent than Judge Deans is about to be
introduced in The Legislature.
Money is in abundant supply at 6a7 y cen; on
call.
The following is a statement of the exports OF
BreadstufIs from the United States to Great Britain
and Ireland since Sept. |, 1862
Flour, Meal, Wheat. Corn.