New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
SALES AT rHE PCBIc BOARD, 3}P
TuFsnAY. March 1--r. "

Gold opened at 1893 and rose to 1909, closing
nl59iG159; Stocks upon The street steady but not
active At the Board, Government securities without
exception were firm at full prices BOrderSste stock
are firm; Tennessee 6s. 6la63i Missouri Gs 7al.
Canton Company was very active, and closed at -.
052,; Delaware and Hudson, 2O7 9209li Pennsylvania
Coal IS3als7; Central Cool 73a73.; Cumberland. e6l
a67 Quicksilver Mining Company SIG GJ1}; Minnesota
Mining Company s40e5; Pacific Mail, 22Gd22si Cen
trail Transit Co., 46447l New.York Central, 1851 1851
Erie Railway, 1l5Gll5i; do. Preferred 1865 dl06;
Hudson River, l571al57s Harlem 1875; do. Preferred
1861 6la6; Reading, l3ls0l3l1i Michigan Central Ia
0lHt: do. Southern, 9s!d95.; do Guaranteed, l43.
Government Stocks continue firm, and not offered
except in small amounts. BOrderState Stocks, railway
mortgages and bank shares are fparngly offered and
cannot be had IN any quantity. Canton Company was
active but yesterdays rates were rot sustained Sonnd
Coal Stocks were firm, Delaware and Hudson selling
at 2O6 Reading l3l 0l3li. and American Coal at %.
Central was steady, and Cumberland weak al &C. Ga
New.YOrk Central steady; Erie weak under fears
OF CONCESSIONS Hudson River and Harlem steady;
Pittsburgh aud Fort Wayne active and well sustained.
Other Western shares were without material change.
AT the Second Board and efterward upon tie street.
prices barely sustained. Copper stocks higher.
Minnesota rold OF 3d. Canada Copper, e, and in de-
mand to cover short sees. The closing prices
Gold. l59;al59.; Erie Railway 1885, Hudson River,
1871; Harlem, 1876; Reading, 1922 Michigan Central,
l4lt; Michigan Southern, 9eii illinois Central, 1872
Cleveland & Pittsburgh. ll5i Gaena Iii Toledo ll7;
Rock Island ll9,; Cumberland Coal 67;; Chicago and
North Western. So; Canton, 50.
Freights are rather dull and unsettled, though
rather rmer for Grain To Liverpool the engagements
are 81 900 bush. Wheat in bulk at I'D; l4G0 bbls
Flour at Is I'D Is 3D.; 300 bbs Pork at ls. Ida
Is 3D. chiefly at the lower rate; 400 boxes Bacon at
l2s 3d. per neutral packet 90 hhds. Talow at l7s Cl
and 4, steamer. 1900 bush. Wheat at Cd 30 bbls.
Pork at 3s 100 tcs Lord at 25 and coo boxes Bacon
at '25s. To London, per steamer, 400 bales
Hops at Id. p 10. To Glasgow per steamer.
1000 bush. at Cd. To Bristol: 30 lhds. Tai.
low at COS. To Antwerp: 1900 bbls. Petroleum
at 596d. In Charters we only learn Of neutral bark
with 80 900 bushels wheat to Cork for orders ut abou
IS. y quarter. and American bark 10 Cadiz with
slaves. at $3 for Light Pipe. The carrying rates
TO Liverpool per American flag: Flour ls.als. Sd. ;
Wheat, 404Id; Heavy Goods, l2s Cd. ais. To Lon.
don, per American flag: Flour. Is 3D.; Wheat. SD,
HEAVY Goods lis. Cd. Per foreign flag; Flour ls. o.
Wheat. Cd. Heavy Goods 2os. 022s Cd.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was Re.
ceipts, s4olsl6s s4 for Customs 1922 OOO Payments
g. 6e6. 3l3 IS; Balance. S3i. 296el9 so.
Money is abundant at sac " cent, and lend
ers have good deal of trouble In employing their funds
There Ia fresh demand for Is y cent notes from Mr.
Cisco but the flow Of money toward the subTrea:ury
has been checked by the action Of the banks.
Sterling Exchange is frmer to bankers at
i74i
The privilege of converting the bonds of the
Erie Railroad Company has depressing effect for the
moment upon its market value. The stock and bonds Of
the concern would stand follows over oil the bonds
thus converted: