New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-18
SATURDAY, May l6-P. NJ.

There is no check to-day IN the advancing wave
Of specuaton in the stock market. The transactions
were enormous, new buyers appearing for oil the
securities put upon tho market 20 realize prohs' ana
in most cases tho quotations show marked advance
upon those OF yeferday. The most important in
movement was In Harlem old, which advanced y
cent; Preferred cent; Michigan Southern
Guaranteed y cent Michigan Central v cent.
Nearly tic whole let Of shares was higher, with hn
active demand. Governments were steady, without
much doug. In State stocks there was some
movement. Missours sold largely at COS 40
and Tenne.sees at Ci86ii. Railroad bonds
were very active, especially for the low-priced
iefcrirtions. North.Nesten seconds sold AZ 10,
and Mississippi and Mssouris at 12e12i. A.
lie Second Board tho tendency still continued
strongly upward, although the market was slightly
irregular. Tie ,ales were very great, tie printed
h, giving but sgb, idea Of the aggregate tIansac-
tiop.. Hudson advanced ~ 1861 selling later in the
day a. high as l31 TO cover fhorte Ere wns
stronger, selling at @i, regular, and lOO, buyer
thirty. American Coal touched %, hgains' - yer
,erlay The MANAGERS anticipate "A dividend at mid
snmmes Michigan Celtrul was ia demand at l Y
cen, advance P,,sbur,.h again improved cent.
Illinois Central was = cent better. Reading com
,lnu,s 10 advance. and touched liG after the call.
The bus.cs. Of this road is now in very
g.ari,lug s,ate, equal TO II V cont dividend
,p tho ,toek. Harlem continued 20 move
onward and touched 1919. The uew speculation IN
tiis ,.oek Involves We understand, change IN th"
management at the eusnng election, aud TIE BALD
ip,ol the broadway rad. Among the moot buoy ant
- tlc .laye. was Atom and Tcrro Hauto Preferred,
8, Lieh advanced "a cent yesterday squoIaiions.
r,rto, II lie D.tciors 81 tbs road en'ertlin tie
ir.ertion of making tiX months dividend this Fal
.,a.ad # waiting until next May FOR the Fall
dividend. The Company have the money IN bauk,
and ns tho dividend = ac,uInulaiiye and must be paid
ifro, nj one time Al another there seems 10 be 10
rooJ reason why tho money should lie idle IN DahA
until S,fug. Southern Guaranteed advanced to ll9
On tie ruuor that the Company would not much
longer delay u dividend Of = cent. AT tue
O'Clock cal there was great excitement, aud
with rome irrecuiari'y the general ten
dency was eth upward. The lAsi quotations were
L. :. Is Of Issl, Coupons, O'Ial@i L. D
Treasury Notei, 1910, 100! alG'4; L. 5. l'yeaI
Certificates, Gs, lOl! al0ii; Tennessee State os
/ CilaGii; Missouri State Co., O9S dCs; American
Aod. lA9lal5O; New-York Centfai ltG 'rond, l2U.
4..Gl; Ere Railway, 99i, Ere Railway Pre-
Grrsd. l0Sl; Hudson River Railroad, 1861 1901
Harlem Railroad. lOii; Reading Railroad, ll6d
IN; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
/ Railroad, SIi Michigan southern and Nor'hen
/ Indiana Railroad Guaranteed ll9l; Illinois Cen
tial Railroad, llO; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Hail
road, 99islOO; Galena aud Chicago Railroad
| lOs;; Cleveland aud Toledo Railroad, ll4l; Chr
caQo and Rock leland Railroad, 1899 lO5li Chr
eago, burlington and Quincy, llilall5i Mlwsu
koe aud Prairie du Chen, CO06l; Canton Com
pany, 37i; Fort Wayne, s5aS5l; Chicago anc
/ North Western, 800 a iOi Mississippi and Missour
Land Grant Bonds; 72i G73.
Tie following table will compare prices OF Satur-
] A L. A a..