New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09

nent securities maintain the advance Of yesterday and
nos sold I'D 70 no Little s doing in Border state
stacks Railway Mortgages continue firm and in de-
Irnpud Bank Stocks are tIm and offered sparingly
For Fourth National l04 was laid The city banks are
large holders Of Federal securities at low prices,
q fact which gives bank property some value
Quicksilver Mining Company closes at 90, and wanted
4 New.York Central firm; Erie sold up to llsi and as
low as 1874 closing at lie The Long Dock bonds
now exchangeable into convertible bonds and the pro
cess has begun in small way Official notice is given
in another column in relation to conventions Pacific
Mail jumped up to 25!. In the Western Shares there
was no great change except in Fort Wayne The
street rate 49, and the closing Board prices 1916;
ralying to 49, aud finally closing at 49, This stock If
controlled by one house and moves with rapidty that
attracts and also alarms parties who continue to sell it
upon the theory that II has value no matter what the
market price may be. Harlem has been active selling al
dlf! during the day aud closing at the latter After
the Second Board the disposition was 20 buy
about everything upon the list az en- aG-
vance OF the miscellaneous stocks. Quartz HI is
quoted at ~ AL; Marposa at 36g 036 Copako at ~
0l2l; Bucks County at /! dll Chicago and Milwaukee
at "a; " j. Zinc at 100 Rutland Marble ut 20. The
closing prices were Gold l642j ~ Y. Central 1871!
Hudson River, I5Os; Reading, l4l1i Harlem l47i; IL
nois Central 1877; Pittsburgh 100; Michigan Central,
l43; Michigan Southern, 1922 Gaena, lI9; Toledo,
1885, Rock Island. l2J. North Western, 59ii Fort
Wayne 1919; Prairie du Chen, ~; Marietta LIST Pre-
fcrrcd s3i Marietta Cd Preferred, 81; Pacific Mail
23G; Canton g.; Cumberland Coal 90; CoBtral Coal
s.; American Coal. H.
Freights are fairly active, and are tirmer at
the close. To Liverpool the engagements are 10 500
BUSH Wheat at Cd in bulk and bags closing at 6dtld
500 bbs Flour at L. cd COO tcs. Beef at %. 3D. 200
ties. large sze) DO ut IS. Cd per neutral vessel 500
ties. Beef al As Sd. 800 bbls Pork at 2s. Cd 40 cs
Lard at 22s. Cd and per steamer 800 bales Cotton at
td a. NJ % go bush. Wheat at I'D. in bags 100
boxes Becon at 3Os, 800 do. Cheese at J2s. Cd. 800
bags Clover seed by the Asia at i5s and 200 ties seed
at S. To London % 600 bush Wheat at Cd, in bulk
and bags held at 606:d.; 800 bbs Flour at IL. Cd
2GcO DO oil Cake at lis. 3D.; 800 do Pork at 2s I'd
lC hhds and % TaIlow at 2s. Sd d22s Cd, and
per neural vessel 1000 bbs Flour OF Is. Cd 10 do.
Pork al 81; $50 ties. Beef at IS. ais. Cd
100 boxes Bacon at POS Cd Is tuns Oh at 2s 20 hhds
Tobacco at 3os. To Glasgow, per neutral yesse-Im
bushels Wheat at lid in bags $50 bbls York Of 2s 3D.
Us. and 800 boxes Bacon at 22s. Cd. To Antwerp,
per neutral vesseJO ties. Honey at $40 q gauoni 500
boxes Sugar at 27s Cd 20 casks Ashes az 2s. Cd 100
ties Lard al As. 100 ties Beef at A. and 200 boxes Ba
con at 2js. The charters a.e, an Italian bark with
q 600 bush Wheat 10 Cork for orders at 5s I'd = Or
auohcy 10. 26CO bush DO to the same port for or
doris on priyate terms British bark T. P.rarth
Road. with H. 600 bush Wheat on private terms ana
one OF ? COO bbs capacity TO Martinons at lA inv
carving rates were as follows: To Liverpool, per
American fag-Flour ls 5id. ais. cd Wheat, od.
Heavy tiuuis las. 1 cr=u-. f-r Foreign fas--flour
%. Heavy Goods, 22s. Cd a25s To London, per
American fng-Flour Is Cd Wheat 5.d.acl.i
Heavy Goods l7s. Cd. Per Foreign fag-FloUr 2s.i
Wheat. ID. Heavy Goods, 22s. Cd d25s
! The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Re
ceipts 81 O52 1876 l3-for Customs s3l6 OO Payments
81, 993 GA 80. Balance s36,097, go 40.
The American Coal Company are about re-
opening that part Of their property known as the Gale
donna Mines and have increased their boating capacity
about 100 per last year thus enabling them TO
mine and transport eco to 100 tuns Of coal per day
from the opening Of canal navigation the 10th inst
Money has been more active, but rates are
unchanged and stock houses unable 10 employ the cap
ital offered them at sac y cent Banks are ready to
lend at low and in large amounts and there is 10
want of money for any enterprise of reasonable prom
ise The issue of g. cent notes is continued by the
Treasury Department and adds to the volume Of cur
rencv placing at the command Of borrowers full sup
ply of money at low rates The price Of $40 bonds IL
fast reaching point the long v cent gold
bearing bonds be brought out Higher rates o! in
terest may be expected from the flow OF money into
these bonds which will give with gold Of 60 v cent
T.
Mr.. Cisco received on temporary deposits TO-
day s267 900 at per cent and $4,000 for Customs
There is good demand for per cent Treasury Notes
/ nd over Q4Q has exchanged hands
The aggregate exports of Produce and Mer-
cbandse exclusive Of specie for the past week Was
g, $50. l5J.
There have been arrivals Of Gold in London
from Nova Scotia where the quartz gives ounces per
ton and grains better than standard Silver for India
was taken at q. per ounce.
The Gould d Curry Mining Company will
pay at the office Of Eugene Kelly & Co., No. 80 Wall
street, the dividend Of Sl25 TO the foot
The Phpnix Fire Insurance Company CALI
up its increase Of capital for 18th inst.
The Atlantic Navigation Company will pay
on demand dividend Of per cent.
Messre Lawrence, Skddy, Lord and Others,
Commissioners viii receive applications Wednesday
which Mr. H. A. Smythe is to be the President at the
Office OF Messrs. Geo. 5. Robbins q Son.
The following shows the comparative earn
ings Of the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad Company
for February:
ls4........&lj149 60 1863. $1,000 IS
Increafo.........."........&l3 ,0s1
| The Hannibal and ST. Joseph Road earned
for the week ending Feb. 81;
| Ie64.........SA,tO3 80 Ils63............&8,232
| Increase. ,fO %
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