New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

was refused Fort Wayne maintains its prominence anu
sold Mt l250l3l closing at l2ei Marietta anu 'inoi'
matt First Preferred to g. the Secohu " "H"
was taken freely at the price, Tho western hS' was
generally strong but variable under sales TO reahe
profits The closing prices were; Gold. looi@iooi'
Eric 1914. Hudson River. 1921; Harlem, 1901; Read
ing All, Michigan Central, l43l; Michigan sou'hern'
l03, Illinois Central 1874; Pittsburgh. l2li; Galena
l90,. North Western cat; Toledo, lssl; Foft
Wavne l3Ol Prairie du Chen n; Chicago and Alton
Preferred 81; Terre Haute 60; Teue auto Preferred
Oh, Wabash 81; Mississippi and Missouri Sot ME-
souri, Central 50; Marietta First Preferred 81 Onin
terland, 92.; Canton. $751; Pacific Mall 2J9i quartz
Hin, leg; Mariposa, e; Central Coal. Si wyoming
Coal lO3i; Quicksilver 63l.
Treights are rather quiet but very hrm,
owing to the scarcity Of vessels and hence tho buk OF
the business Is by steam vessels there being No es' .''
five Of these cleared the past week for Europe ~
erpo0l the engagements are 1900 bushels nea' O "
bulk; 500 bbls. Flour at Is. Cd %4o uo' uo' az To-
lOd; 800 boxes Bacon at lis. 3D.; loo 10 uo' " vs.
20 tuns Maple wood at COS. Per nen'fai vesscl-'"
boxes Bacon at 22s 3D.; zoo do DO az KS oi'i - w.
do at 25s; 100 bbs Pork at 3 and per steamer. 4o'
bales Cotton ut .d $3.50 boxes Bacon at aosi ~ 90
Cheese at 3O0S5si l,l5o bags Clover SEED ut Jus WO
tcs Flax Seed at Is 1Oj. aud LOO bbis' Flour al -
To ,ondop-soo bbls Flour at Is 3d. TO ill up $500
do d. at Is cd 800 boxes Bacon at us od' % tuoS
Blsck Walnut ct 2Os. Per ntatral vessel-5oO bbls
Pork at 3s go boxes Bacon at 22s Cd 80 hhds. In
low at els 81 900 boxes Cheese at 25s and 100 bales
Cotton OF Id. To Hayre--75 csks Ashes at 41fi %
hhds. Talow at 5Of. To Malta-20O hhds. Tobacco at
ASS The charters are Italian brig with full cargo
of Flour and Provisions 20 Lodonderry Ireland at KS
Cd per tun The carrying rutes were; To Liverpool per
American fag-Flour, Is I'D. 0ls. 9d.i Wheat, 3D. ;
Heavy Goods, lis. 6d.a20s. Per foreign Bag-flour
2s.; Heavy Goods 25s. To London per American
hac-Flour, Is. Cd, whcat Cd Heavy Goods. u.s.
Cd. Per foreign fag-Flour, 2s.; Wheat. Id Heavy
Goods. 22s Cd. ASS.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Re
CENTS: si451096 s2-for Customs slO3.00o Payments
a. s7s.s77 80. Balance. s3S 672. ses 40
Peter NJ. Bryson, esq, has been elected Pres
ident Of the Phenix Bank TO fill the vacancy cansed BY
the death Of Mr.. Teston. and John Parker. esq aP-
pointed Cashier.
Sterling Bills are irregular under the sudden
vibration In Gold. Tho Asia for Liverpool took out
ST. /, 900 in specie.
Money continues abundant at sac t. cent,
and at that rate the supply exceeds the demand on call
The Treasury Department is making free use OF fiVe
per cent notes which be had at par carrying sew
era days interest The currency daily being inflated
aud until the issue Of these notes and loans arc
rcsored TO- there can be change in the rate OF Inter
est 10 the cost OF borrowers The National Bank our
rency is on the increase, and the system as whole
supplying good deal OF money. Tho deposits at y
cent today we're $4,000. The demand for Five per
Cent Notes Is active.
The following gentlemen have been elected
Directors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company j.
Edgar Thompson, Josiah Bacon. Thomas Mehor, John
Hulme, G. d. Roseugsrten. Wistsr Morris, @. W.
Cass, Pittsburgh; WIN. H. Smith. PittsbuTshi Samuel
T. Bodine. Joseph B. Myers
The foreign exports from New.York, exclusive
Of specie for the week ending March T. and since
January !, .oo.
Previously rePorted...' 2S,ss.lS5 3SlSsI@ Io,losol
Total since Jan l.. slssOs,sss sasssS.'s0 seO.lOs,a
The Commerce Of New-York from July te
date has been as follows;
1872. 1929. 1884
Imports ndse."".".sIsS9tlls isl 7ot9p e,E IIs2!
Exports specie. ...".. So34,3A ~, 7s4,;si TSe,so
The imports at Boston sor the week ending
March were $3.50 $40 against el9sl5 for the CORES
ponding week year. The exports were 1891 o2 90
against s2S2 500 In 1863.
VIM. r. Coleman e. Co. have telegram from
their San Francisco house dated March g. Which quotes
mining stocks as follows Ophir 81 $50 per foot Gould
Curry. e. 700 DO do Savage $500 do. do. Potos
$3.50 do. do, Sierra Nevada fe5 do. do yellow
Jacket g. 900 do do; Crown Point $50 do do; State
Telegraph ga. Ophir has declared dividend Of So
per foot
The Second Mortgage Bonds Of the Chicago
and North Western Railway Company have been largo
" converted into cent preferred stock. at the
ratio Of o. 200 Of stock for each bond Of sOOo and the
interest thereon up TO Apr t 1884, agreed upon by
the holders at meeting last Fall. This conversion
leaves the company free Of any debt or arrcarages Of
terest on any Of Its bonds and In position to apply It's
earnings TO the payment Of dividends on Its preferred
stock, and Afterwsrd on its common stock
Tie earnings Of the road from April j. 1863 10 March
1898 II month";, 40 ec2 20
ist,nsts for March I2soH u
Total for coo 900 %
Being an increase Of tSiT, 90 "a y cent over
opefs.as expenses, ssy IS y een........." 10000 90
Lesyiny net for the yesr.............. s72oooO 20
II, interest on I'll Of The bonds o. the Company,
exclusive Of second mortgages, b'''''''''"' 5000 o.
Leaving surplus of...................... $4,000 %
foI year ending Apil !, 1854, which Is equal e
y cent on the preferred, and 2. y cent on the
common stock.
The earnings Of the road for tho year ending April
1865 are estimated ct over g. 10000 which viii be
sufficient to pay p cent 90 both tho preferred and
common stock. The preferred siOok is selling at
rs and the common at 60 Y cent? with such slowing for
regular y cent dividend the preferred stock the
price Is not high.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Alton Rail
road in the first week In March. 1854. were s3s.o27
showing an increase over the receipts in the correspond
Ing month OF last year Of tl06s2.