New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
EVENING EXCHANGE,
SATURDAY, March ll--P. NJ.

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SATURDAY. March ll-F. NJ.
Gold opened at lso, sold up to 1919, reeedcd 70
49, and closed at 1911. The market was dull IN the
sarly part of the day, but ct noon became quite eA
sited on rumors of military disaster, and remained
active for the balance Of the day with
lions. There are few new operatorsfor an advance
and the market is maintained by spectators VINO
are carrying gold costing go Government bonos
we're shade lower, but were very steady al quo'"'
Sons. The miscellaneous list was very strong
Cumberland sold as high as 70, and closed OF ns.
This stock is kept very firm by the report OF oil dis
anveries in that region. Manposa was very aeu'e'
end sold as high as l6 This stock was very scarce
and in active borrowing demand.
The railway share list opened strong, and aiteT
he. Board the market wac very active, and stocks
vere in good demand at an advance OF al y cent
an the general list. Rock Island was the most
sctive stock on the list and sold as high ss lOl all
advance of 5 cent from the opening prices OF the
day. The advance ia based upon supposed large In
serest, and rumor of increased dividend IN April
The closing quotations the street were: New
York Central, 1906 Erie, Ga; Hudson River, III
Michigan Southern, CO.
Money was less active to-day, and brokers wer
fully supplied with capital at per cent, but NJ
transactions were made at less rates.
Freights ere extremely dull, aud rates are noini'
nal. The only engagement We hear offs 80 tuns
leavy Goods at IS.
The business of the Sub.Treasury was: Receipts,
la5l7, 3l4 10; for Customs, t2i5,000. Payments,
f4,0is, 734 IS; on account Of Loan, $4,000 Bal
nee, $50, 42I 1886 49,
The subscriptions received by the First National
, ,ank for the 7.30 Loan amount TO $J00, 900, and
Q. the Ninth National, l,H675O.
The subscriptions received at the Ninth National
Bank for 1905 this day amount 10 100000.
The export Of specie for the week was only
e2o6l3.
The total imports at New-York for the week CON-
yAre as follows:
w, . mas 5si sl@S7a7 .,,e sS 81
General Merchandise. 2,5a2,2o2 l.sOl,21 l,5lo.5it
Total. 81 7Oaaao sa.ill.ol4 s2Sao2 ai
mronrs OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS At SEw.YoEK
zn nons on market i.TT.ssi 2.262sas i.9e2,s6t
esteyed q, the port sl4 644so6 79l ss527 is3
Iirown on market. I3.5s5.a59 2a.eN5a s.7oa6oa
Erie Railway Shares continue the most promi-
ssnt feature of the market, and the deliveries are
made ve-y slowly. lis financial wants have caused
It to be excessively overscd, and the bear" in it
may find the stock very costly to obtain. The
g., COX, coo of payments Of the Company extend to
June Is and not to the 18th Of the current month.
The lease of the McGregor Western Railway 10
Ahe Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railway Com
pany was duly executed to-day. This arrange
ncnt is greatly for the benefit Of the McGregor
Western Company, as it places their property
under the control of faithful and responsible
Company, uron terms which secure 10 the former
che full benefit Of all the earnings of the road To
the Prairie du Chen Company the control Of this
Hne is invaluable. IL secures them forever against
damaging competition, and renders country
1ributary 10 them alone which Is vast in extent,
Of unsurpassed richness, and already teeming with
large and thriving population.
I've Gales of Petroleum Stocks were: 500 Rynd
Farm, Is coats IS; 400 Buchanan Farm, 81 80;
coo Cherry Run, bio. &c.; 100 United States,
go 25; 100 United States, 81, $50; 100 Common
wealth, 81 90 s00Germanis, 81 099c.; 500 Oceanic,
q 20St4 q.