New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-19

o,.h,o os DeIaware and Hudson. Central Coal Com
on "a. and Cumberland So; tie latter in demand by
nare, who have been all along its leading supporters
and who have commenced another upward movement.
Quicksilver Mining Co. took sudden start ana rusneu
to COZ under purchases without regard 10 pre or
time by recent sellers, who were eager to repiuce 'he
stock The advices from Washington and Cainofnia
have given new confidence to the Providence cnque'
who now lead the markets Us buyers Minnesota MIL
ing Co. per cent. on purchases OF o'o snhfe'
Ney.York Central ard Hudson Iaver were
firm. Erie Common was again the ehei POM
Of attraction, and at 81 P. m soia " .<i''
closing at the Second Board at 100; trm' Lrie
Preferred after long period ofqniet was acuve anu
taken by strong party and vas SO scarce Tor do'ely
that ii could be loaned without interest ms stocA
practically perpetual y cent bond upon the proper
~ and stands at the head OF Railway securities Is ~
can never be paid snd by the action OF sinking fuhd
will st some future time become first lien upon moro
than s40OO0OOO of capital Harlem was very mnch eA'
cited. and sold at ls during the day. The legislation
NJ Albany for its benefit includes she Broadway grant,
and upon that the activity Is based The Western
shares show less violent changes and stand AZ ABOUT
Yesterday, rates The closing prices were; Gold i''
New.York Central, 1855; Erie. l2ll Erie Preferred
I07, Hudson. li6l Harlem, ll5si Reading Tvs
Michigan Central 1851; Michigan Southern, 9o,i I'LL
nois Central 1913; Cleveland and Pittsburgh, HOS Ga
lena 1874.
The business Of tho Sab-Treasury was: Re
ca;,.s g. 40 o6o eo-for Customs sl2l 900; Payments
81. 900 400 81; Balance CSC. $685. SOP So.
Money is abundant at 6 II cent, with good
deal at y cont and lower rates are named In excep
tional cases The flow Of currency from the interior
continues large and the city banks are again placing IL
with tho Government at 2 cent. in the absence OF
other borrowers The money paid TO volunteers forms
an important part OF the currency now returning To the
commercial centers and from this source there IL yet 10
be large addition to tho idle money Of New'YorkC y
n the cost of those who expect to loan money ut even
~ cent The deposits at the Sub Treasury to-day st
= cent nro over 81 100000.
The National Debt (offciaD was:
February 70. iSs.'.'....'''"'s, $500 80 $50 o"o
February 2, l5ef....'.'''.''''''''' iitoi'@'"V
Increase In II days.......... $lJ,4@Vo
There is great demand for y cent notes. None are
to DO had at the Sub Treasury but S. o 600 are on tie
way.
The Calens and Chicago Road earned the
second week In February:
los3......:..... s'3 07s 1861. :;.';;.'.Sf''is
Increase.
The Chicsgo aud Alton haliroad earned Iof
the second week in February 1864, s37s56. giving an
increase over same week last year Of sl0,9so.
The following will show the movement Of
foreign merchandise for the last month:
Total value Of goods In bond Jan. 1885,. 9s -
Entered w1rehouss from foreign ports IN Jsn.. 3II s5
Received In bona lfom other Domestic portS. 5o4fl
qoAl...............................s2olsas,as 9
Withdrawn for consumption here...... ei9oofIe
ResLipped 10 foreign ports. ........'' soJVP ,o.ou.
Trsnsyor to other domestic pors.., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lesvss stock IN warehouse Feb J. i,sS '
The Second National Bank of New-York will
receive on deposi. the notes OF any of the National
Banks in the United States.
Mr.kControlor Brennan adyertiSes for pro-
posais for e2.ccooo0 s p cent Soldiers Bounty Fund
bonds OF the County OF NewYor
The Boston Trapelier says that "Money is
growing more and abundant day by day. and the
advanced premiums gold aud sterling exchange are
causing increased activity in trade and speculative
demand for number Of The, numerous copper stocks"
The Boston banks report as follows;