New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
.'.A .AI.hn u I foilnunc for Railroad bonds:

Money works steadily at eG7 per cent on mseehaneous
securties; dealers in Government bonds we're supPou
cent Commercial paper is In rather Del'er uo
uand al "a 40 per cent for prime Names
Sterling Exchange was firm on q OASIS VI 'V's ~
prime bankers co day bills.
In ,bt 10 Liverpool by steamer, 49, 900 bush. Wheat
otn7Ad: and to Glasgow, by steamer, 10000 bush
Wheat at sd. -.
The Railway share market recovered from the depres'
sion that has prevailed for weeks upon report that
the Erie party would perfect arrangement Win lhe
Fort Wayne road and obtaiE connection with Chicago
upon amicabe terms The difficulty between the Dreo-
tors Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh has been ameaby
settled and new Board Of Directors appointed, among
whom are M Cass Of the Fort Wayne road and Mr. s D.
Tiden Mr. McCuouch retains his position President
Mr. Jay Gould is Treasurer 1t is stated that the courts
will now surrender the road TO the Directors The ne
ceiver was appointed upon the application OF MI McCu
louch Who has the appointing OF majority OF the
new Board and is satisfied that tho interests OF the
stockholders will he fully protected by this arrangement
Negotiations progress between the Erie ana for
WAYNE roads that VIII give the former road the outlet 10
Chicago desired. The Atlantic and Great western
Road, now leased by tho Erie Company, crosses the
Fort Wayne Road at Mansfield, Ohio and there
Is no necessity O building road. The Fort wayne
will either lay third rail FROM that point to Chicago or
trsnsp the freight upon their cars may be con-
sdered for the best interests Of both Companies The
negotiations these points now being carried on IN
this city, but have not yet been definitely settled This
arrangement Will give NewYOrk two through lines 10
Chicago. The managers of the Hudson, Harlem, New
York Central, Lake Shore, Columbus and Toledo, and
Buffalo and Erie roads are harmonious. and by
making an arrangement with the Michigan Southern
road through line will be had by the Newfork Central
considerable purchases Of Michigan Southern have been
made by friends Of the NewYoTk Central, who fOresee
road must be in harmony with tho interests
OF the Vanderbilt roads 1t would be largely benefited
thereby There Is appearance OF acontest for the
Michigan Southern stock for election purposes and Is
not probable that any change will be made its managers
Chicago and North Western Road earned for the Sd
week in February, 1863, s2l 64 1869, t2l05g1. The
Ono and Mississippi Road earned Tor the year; ~. ,- n
Tie road shows for the year loss OF half million in
traffic, rs compared with the last five years.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the Alma
den Quicksilver Mining Company held to-day, and
present year. James W. Elwel, James ID. Fish, Ashbel
Green. Charles Gould, Edwin Hoyt, David Nahany Lud
low Patton John X. Pruyn, q. Z. Taintor, John NJ
Messfs " p wng6t's Cotton Circular per China says
ssy prices gradually until Low Mados vas sold !,
@ | s t n.ts,S f o9p p ss p1eeoa.y .pportssS rSos
bo their ideas and bue. operId freely late
O holiday To-day ihe market opened With strong feeling
made Of Low Mddbg 2se and 29e for Mdhag Upland
Tue h puces demanded by holders buIr Withdraw and
t this evening With t1e atoeIsd quotations barely msaosd KI
sH We a.. GS, HSS 3 T. SGgs S s' : sgSS . ss o@T
hue Of the cheap cotton and to be gused with tbs
aspect Of the trade. Spectators have made
heavy losses last week hye The ssles for the week
have eeeu 70 9e bales Of which 2st for export asa fr hne
s1mpto 5O speeusos sod 73 ~ transit Southern markets
last all quiet With small vsets The
lowest point reached Friday shen Adng sod
Orlsan at k1ic Low Mdng in Mobile, PC Mddlng
nah Hie IoeTe vas an SATURDAY and Yesterday there
general advance Of t 10 &C. n To-day there has
Sasiuess cone a. slightly ogher Ites The sales would have Lsn
ger hut ao "Her Psngy feeling confident Of the strong position
Of The articles nd anticipating higher prices Receipt though slightly
IN Of lat still snail Ia oampssnn Correspond
iBg week Of si being bales against bs
sIeeS' 40 receipts at the ports sheh last sesk +00 bs
reduced q ~ bales and ert week shall probably
admButOH as compared uh 4 This continued falling Of
IeePs compared with last year gives eop6deLee 70 tbs
oelster IN shVh crop, saud tends materially not
onV 70 srep present prices, bot the expectation Of
geE rates ~iel Ine general ensi aBg
hrsOTsAn about 2SO1OO0 bales with few lower
tAL siboe Fnday tie receipts qas small probability 10
Tor os short oi a week Exports Great
much aTgvr than Of late having deepey
.nes Sept pared with last bales and viii
b. frthe Increased this week The continues Franc.
,sa ae Cenu9t There deeuoH Il
hhppl ana u possible large ef be
sSns days tbe steamer Hbanke stuck ebaupe and
cleared inee he I'm Inst II reported bss
ss thH prevented from gong The
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