New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-26

Stock bouscs and, as natural result the street has
been comparatively quiet Gold has been much excited
selling high 1891 and low l6s, closing at the
latter
Some business was done in Stocks ppon the
Street and the general tendency TO advance Erie
Common stock sold at l25I9 i-closng l25t The Pre-
ferred under that It wond be consolidated into
Common shares, sold at l12i-cosing at IL. Harlem
opened at iJG and dropped 10 l20a fall Of 10 Z, cent
rallying to l2 Fort Wayne sold up 1891, and closed
at l49 Dealers in this security expecting l65 for
| IL in all April. In the Mining shares. some
business done. For Silver Lead Il was paid and
2J for Atlantic and Pacific Gold Quartz Hill, 2ei.
The closing prices Gold, 1851; Now.York Cen.
trail l+oii Erie Railroad 1851. Hudson River Railroad
l55,; Harlem Railroad, 1901; Reading Railroad 1924
Michigan Central Railroad. 42i; Michigan Southern
Railroad. III Cleveland and Pittsburgh l27i Gaena
Railroad. 1851; Rock Island Railroad 1868; Cumber
land, sc.
| Freights remain inactive and the market
lacks buoyancy, if except Grain rates, which arc
rather frmcr. To Liverpool the engagements are
bin Of 1000 bushels Wheat at a.; 200 bbs. Pork at
Is. 100 bbls do at Is 3D.; lG0 tierces Lard at l5s.
400 boxes Bacon at l4Ql5s.. Per neutral vcsscliO0
tieroos Beef at 4s 800 bbls. Pork at 3s 900 boxes
Bacon at DIS Cd; 1000 do Cheese at 25s.; $50 bhds.
Tallow at 21d2s. cd; 80 tuns Maplewood at 25s 90
TINS Heavy Goods at Pa Cd and per steamer 200 bales
Cotton at ID. TO London 100 boxes Bacon at ia Cd
per neutral vessel 100 ticrccs Reef at a. Cd and $50
pkgs. Bacon and Lard at 20s To Glasgow, 700 bbls.
Flour at L. id inside rate, and 80 boxes Bacon at
l5s. To Antwerp per neutral vessel 80 bbls. Flour
at D. ID rps I'D; go boxes Bacon 27s Cd and 80
tierces Lard at 2s. Cd To Amsterdam 800 bbls Flour
at 3s. In Charters hear Of a vessel to Tarrngona
I Oh, hal. 8.
Glasgow noticed in last, takes full cargo Of
iOOd2 so bbls. Flour AT the low rate Of Is 3D. per
Dbl The carrying rates were: To Liverpool Grain a.
djd T. bush; Flour IL. ID. ais ID. y Dbl Cotton
d3l6d. /? u Heavy Goods, Cheese Oils e. c., I4a2Js
q tun; Beef ?s Cd a3s9d y tercc; Pork Is Cd. a2s Cd
per bb Tobacco us Cd ass y hid Petroleum Is a
Co. Cd. 2 Dbl. To London, Grain. 81. 96d. y bush.
Flour Is. I'D. Is I'd. y bhL Heavy Goods Oils, &c.
LIS. Cd 922s Cd y TIM Oil Cake lis. Cd d2os. q tun
Beef IS. Cd 94s Cd p tiercc; Pork 2s. 3D. 3s y Dbl
Furs aud Skins, &C.. lJs el7s ID I, tun; Cheese 20s
25e y tun; Petroleum cs.6Gs. Cd. p Dbl To Glas.
gov. Grain. 81. I'd. y bush Flour Ia. 6d. as q Dbl
Rice lis Cd. e22s Cd y tun; Petroleum Gs GGs. Cd. =
Dbl. HEAVY Goods lis. Us. ID y tun.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Re-
cepts Al s25 $40 2G-for Customs 367. CO., Payments
81, 16o ca -; Balance, 500 .J3s II.
Money has been abundant at 6D7 per cent,
chiefly ri the former ratc for the reduced business
caused by the holiday.
The deposits for 1910 bonds with Mr.. Cisco
were sT5 coo and from large number Of subscribers
The amounts taken by the National banks are not re
ported There remains doubt the future Gnan
cial policy OF tho Government. and at q cent II
means 10 borrow in some form all II wants TO mos
who want gold bearing bond Ut Y cent INC io7oe "
be- sold Should these sell FIST enough to keep inc
=. - tne principal at maturity. !
That IN II there is not currency enough keep
the money market cheap enough 20 sell bonds enough
will DO added to accomplish the purpose. As for u
tight money market IL cannot exist under the present
Treasury programme.
The finances of the State of Missouri are daily |
assuming encouraging aspect. The Hannibal !
and ST. Joseph EailroAd Company has resumed the !
Of the interest the 81 Of its bonds
and has FAR relieved the State from liability The
recent legislation In favor OF the Pacific Railroad VI
Missouri VIII in very few months insure the compile
ton Of that road when it, earnings will be ample for
the payment OF the interest the State bonds issued
TO il. 10 the amount OF e. 5CoOo0 Tho Platte County
Road will be able Ia nteres, on bonds paid
10 H. 10 the extent Of s-OIOc The amount OF bonds
Issued TO these roads is $40 800 600 out of s 800 COO
the whole Issued By the State In aid railroads.&c. II
which constitute FIRST mortgages on the lines 10 which
they were issued. Bonds to the extent Of $40 500 go
Issued TO The Iron Mountain, North Missouri and
Cairo and Fulton. These roads viii sooa be able to
contribute toward the payment the bonds issued by
them but without any help from these three lines the
amount Of interest which the State can be !
called upon 10 pay account OF It's rail.
roads win be only s6s,OoJ after the opening
Of the Pacific road-an inconsderable sum for IL
State Of 100000 with certainly not inferior
70 that o. any State in the Union The completion Of
prosperity OF the State There can b. no doubt OF It's
being most productive work. 1t will connect with an
important work in Kansas the first section Of which Is
the OF completion, and which is pushing forward
with rapid strides toward the gold region Of Colorado
The State OF Missouri although II has suffered severely
from the Rebellion. has very nearly emerged from its
and has in the process thrown OIL the
great incubus 10 its prosperity-sayery. The chenge
is already most notable strong tide OF immigration
has set In from oil the Free States Capital 10 develop
iis vast RESOURCES Is rapidly pouring In The immense
discoveries Of gold in Nevada is giving the State the
choice OF two great marketstho best lying proha-
bly,, 70 the West. The next ten years will place Mis-
souri, very nearly alongside OF Illinois in wealth and
population and her bonds discredited BY unfore
causes will take rank with those of the latter
State The best feeling prevails among the people o,
Missouri and we shall witness her political and hnan
cial revolution almost at the same breath.
The Rome and Watertown Railroad earned in
1893. sJl,6l 10; in 1864 sa.7s7 70. The
expenses for the month in 1853 were 2i723 d.
Alrrs A. Is.l.-.