New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
80 ouicti'r Min. Co. bio 4eil7oo
TUESDAY, May 5-P. N.


The Stock market at the Morning Board was
active. but the tendency Of prices at tho opening
was downward. Toward the close Of the session
new buyers In for shares, and the feeling was
stronger. The weakness Of the market is natural
under realizing sales after the advance Of yesterday.
At the Noon Board there was "A frmer tone, and at
the Second Board general advance in quotations,
with disposition to buy the fancy list. The most
buoyan. stock was Harlem. which sold as high as
"a, against 81 yesterday. Northwestern was very
active, selling at 3li against % bid last night.
Minnesota Mining sold at Ill. Erie recovered Il v
cent; Pittsburgh y cent; Alton and Terre Haute
2 y cent; Prairie du Chen v cent; Michigan
Central Il y cent, &c. Hudson River has
been heavy during the day, but was frmer
at the close. Tho movement in Govern
ments is not large, but quotations are
strong. At the o'clock call the market fairly
active, without important change. Sales Mississippi
and Missouri stock just introduced, were made at
22o22i. This IL the lowest priced railroad stock on
tho list. The las, quotations strong at: Canton,
Oi93oI; U. s. C. Of 1884, Reg. 1861 a1T; U.
S. Go, 1881, Coupons, 1914 el0S; U. S. Treasury
Notes, $40, 1861 9l06l Us. l-year Certificates
&c, lOl 1915 Demand Notes, old issue, 1901 1904;
Tennessee State &c, 6Oie6oi; Missouri State Is,
CAL 464i; American Gold. 1904 a l50i Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, 1879! a 1891; New.York Gen.
ira, Railroad, 1871 s1l9i; Erie Railway, S5l cS5i;
Erie Railway Preferred. lO2icl02ii Hudson River
Railroad, lHielTi; Harlem Railroad. 90. 1921
Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 80; Reading Railroad.
9i894i; Michigan Central Railroad, llO0llOl;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
6si a69; Michigan Southern aud Northern Indiana
Railroad, Guaranteed, 1lOl 01lOl; Illinois Central
Railroad, 9ia94i; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail.
road, siasii; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 9Si q
%; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad ll0i 0li0i;
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 95i a93ii
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, AS G. & N. W.,
81 s3li; Fort Wayne, GSi atsi.
There has been fair activity to-day In Sterling,
but the quotations have been unsettled by tho hactu
atoms in gold. Sterling ia about lG5.
eights ere rather iirmer, aud 3 little more act
i've. To Liverpool, the engagements are 10000
bush. Wheat at CID. in bulk; 200 bile Flour Ut
L. 3D.; 900 pigs Lard and Bacon ut lJr. q l7A Cd,
and per steamer, 000 boxes Bacon at 25s. and 500
tcs. Lard at 25s To London; $1,000 bush. Whea.
a, Gd. aid. in bulk aud bags; 80 tuns oiI-Cake at
Hull. Ter steamer: 500 bags Cloverseed at SOs. To
Hamburg: 500 pkg,. Provisions al Us. 81. The
charters are a British big to Cork for orders. with
Ii, 900 bush. Grain ut Id; British brig 10 Fal-
mouth, with Grain. for orders to the Continent, d,
Id aud An Italian big, with Petroleum Oil, "
Antwerp, u. 7s. 81.
The business OF the Sub-Trsssury was: Receipts,
Al ,6.3,l72 C4-for Customs, si09, 900; Payments,
ti ~, 029 10, Balance, e., AZ, rs 81.
Gold has been much excited to-day under CO.. dot
ing rumors from the army. After selling at 1884 il
ran up to 1911 under purchases BY spectators, who
circulated rumors Of serious disasters TO Gen. Hook
ers forces but FROM this poins il declined to 1901, a;
which 1t eored dali A number of dispatches were
received about o'clock announcing victory TO our
armr, which brought out free sellers Of god.
Details OF the earnings of tbs Gsena and Chicago
Union Railroad for tie week ending April 30: