The New York Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1856, Page 2

road sold at 723 per cent cash, and 73, buyer sixty days. It is stated that in July a semi-annual dividend of tive per cent will be paid, and that road is earning considerably more than that ing it to 120 per cent. Buyers are in the market in anticipation of the regular annual report. The fiscal year closes on the Ist of May, and soon after that date we shall get the usual yearly statement. With- They will have within that time a rush of busi- ness such as has never been known, and their monthly earnings will, beyond all doubt, be largely in excess of those for the same period last year. Every year adds largely to the population and pro- duce of every section of country penetrated by rail. roads; and at the West, on those vast prairies of Illi- nois and Wisconsin particularly, where towns and cities spring up like magic, the annual increase in railroad travel and traffic must be enormous. Some of the roads, which even now are earning and pay- ing large dividends, pass over prairies where a house or habitation cannot be seen for miles and miles, and where the soil never has been touched by human hand for cultivation. What must these roads be, as investments for capital, when these vast prairies are covered by an active and thriving people, and every foot of the soil is covered with immense crops of grain? After the adjournment of the board the following sales of stocks and bonds were made at auction by A. H. Nicolay:— $2,000 Miami County, Oaio, 7’s, 1872. - Int. added 80 500 Bridgeport Ciry 6’s, 1857 do. 96 3,000 Fiusbing Railroad 1st mo: do. 6935 2000 do. do. 24 go, de. 48 16,000 Chicago and Mississippi so do. 45 1/000 Sprirgield, Mt Vernou and Pi 1st mt do 50 B--daeaer Brie, Wabash andSt.L. RR do. do 78% do. os x 2d mort fiat.. do ito sbares Water! ting ' 0 do Pacific peer ip Co. 20 do Arctic Insurance 30 ¢o kxce!sior Insurance: 40 do Rutgers Inruranco Co. 20 do Nortn Western Lnsuran by The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol- low Paid on Treawury account ....... ++ $21,801 46 Received on Treasury account 296,248 82 Belance due Treasury ascount. 6,638,008 91 Paid for Astay office... Paid on disburing checks . 2788 2 The receipts inclade $50,000 for transfer drafts on Boston. At the second board the market was not so strong and there was but a moderate amount of business transacted. Galena and Chicago fell off j per cent, with the sale of 100 shares, 50 for cash and 50 bayer thirty days. Cleveland and Toledo Railroad was firm, at prices current at the first board. A sale of 500 shares was made at 79}, seller three days. Cleveland and Pittsburg was firm at morning’s prices. Wisconsin Lake Shore closed firm at 723 per cent, at which a small sale was made. Florence and Keyport Joint is firm at j percent. This is a very extraordinary stock. We believe the com- pany has just issued a report, but it has had no par- ticular effect on the stock. The old stereotyped quo- tation of } per cent is still current. Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad stock was steady to-day, at 864 a 87 per cent. The finances of this company have recently, by the negotiations of its agents, been placed in a very favorable condition. An early completion of the entire line is guaranteed. With the resumption of lake navigation and @ general opening of the season, the business of the Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad must increase rapidly. The stock must appreciate in market value a large per cent, from the fact that the means to complete the line to the Mississippi river have been secured upon ‘most favorable terms. The stockholders in all rail- road companies forming a connection between Lake Michigan and the Mississippi river, have a guarantee that the roads in which they are interested have a terminus upon the waters named. They cannot go beyond those boundaries. They are natural limits, ‘and must be so considered. Railroads beyond the Mississippi are in every way distinct corporations, and are not in any way connected with those this side. Mlinois and Wissonsin railroad companies have adopted the policy of limiting their lines and their operations to the territory dividing the Misais- sippi river and Lake Michigan, and of concentrating their resources upon their immediate sections, with out buying connections beyond. A strict adherenc: to this rule adds vastly to the value of the roads th.- side, and places them beyond all contingency. The steamship Emeu, at Boston from Liverpool, \rings four days’ later intelligence from all parts o! Lurope. The news is of a favorable character. Consols had advanced } per cent. Breadstaffs we:< in better demand at better prices. Cotton was without change. The market was not active. From the manufacturing districts the accounts are of a more encouraging character. The London money market had not changed for the better. An active demand existed at fuli rates. The political news is important. The Peace Con’erence continued in daily session. This fact is a favorable feature. No- thing had transpired of the proceedings. This is another favorable feature. Up to our latest dates the congress haa been in session more than two weeks. The public mind both in England andiFrance was daily becoming more confident that peace would result from the conference. It is now the general opinion that peace was determined upon before the congress met, and that the details and arrangements have now only to be fixed and agreed to. We agree with this’ view, and therefore have no doubt as to the conclusions of negotiations. The returns of the banks of New Orleans, for the ending March 15, show an increase 0° $124,238 in gpa in deposits, of $76,170 in circulation, compared with the previous week. cit fae Lemans gel 8 Reading 92% 100 do. 060 3 i Con 178... 1a 100 oh av be 333 ee it Pail ssesssee ra EJ ? = aint “| FR 200 100 a ef oe 3g ae erssciserli sesessese siess gt <@ ry oe speess = 7 333 stagig 3 3 = woo S2SSe3S3 Te RR, 96% | Kain Ellen Keating Mre Cath NW R10 9; Tol R&.63 re Oe New RR,, to calees Chi RR... hii B30 11435 140 40 cer & its Re. 8s 100 +++ D860 Pit 50 ‘ sean DBO on CIl¢Y COMMBAcIAL REPORT. ahanchang ers PM 26/888; and extra Gonereo at aadian heavy, ‘ith rales confined to about 400 dbis. at 87 37 « $9 26 for all grades. Southern continued steady, with saice of about 1.200 bbis. at $7 62% 238, for eommon to choice, and at $6 123, a $9 for fancy and extra. A sale of 550 bbls. common rye flour was reported at $4 75. About 200 bbls. Jersey corn meal sold at $3 31%. Wheat was unchangec. Toere was a feir milling demat 1,600 boghels inferior Tennessee were made at $1 625, and small lots of good were reported at $1.75. Corn was heavy, and the tendency was to vards lower prices, Tue sales embraced about 15.000 bushels, including mixed and white at 60c. @ 65c., while prime yellow was nominal, at 70c., to fill contracts. Rye was io fair de- mand, with sales of 7000 s 8,000 bushels, at $112 a $115, vhe latter for cargo delivered; for April delivery it was offered at lower rates. Oats were active, with se'es at | ra ra for State, and “430.8 Ave. for good to prime of market opiggg firm; the sales em- braced 200 bags of Rio, at 12c.; 200 Laguayra, at 12c., ‘and 126 do. Maracaibe, 123¢¢.; and 11,000 bags were sold in Baltimore, st e iice. alze. Corrox.—The foreign news hed no effect u20n the mar- ket. ‘The sales embraced 3,000 a 4,000 bales, closing at yesterday's quotations, Famcuts.—Rates were steady, with more eorn offering, and about 80,000 bushels, in bulk, were engaged for verpool at 7d. About 500’ a 600 bales ot cotton were en- gaged at 0-824. & 5-16, for compressed and uocompress- Bacon was at 27s. 6d., and flour was nominal at 3a. 6d. “To Havre, square baies of cation were engaged at X%e., and round at 7-16c. A vessel was engaged to bring flax seed from Calcutta to New York at $15 per ton. There was nothing new to London. T> Cai/ornia rates from 0c. « 5c. per fort measurement. ¥.—Saies of 400 a 600 bales were made for shipment at $112 » $1 18%. Hors.—Sales of 400 bales were made at Sc. a 10c. Trox.—Small sales of Scoteh pig were made at $36 4 $37 per ton. MOLASSES —Sales of 200 a 300 bbls. at 426. a 46c., and 55 bhds. clayed Cube at S25, @ 32:40. Naval Srores.—fhe market was quiet, About 150 Darrels spirits were reported at 37%¢., cash. Rosin was auiet at $1.60 per 310 pounds, delivered. Provisioxs.—Pork—Owing to the demand to meet con- tract deliveries, tne market was firmer and more active. The ssles empraced about 800 a 1,000 barrels, insluded in which were 500 barrels, to fill contract, at $16 25, and the remainder chiefly at $16 125, a $16 18%. Prims was quiet at $15, and scarce. About 150 a 200 barrels Deel were sold, including country prime at $8 25 » $8.75, and mess do. at $9258 $11. Repacked and Weatern was at $11 $13 25. B-ef hams were steady; # lot common was Ve at 1d4c. Cat meats steady, with sales of ne eaknaee at unchanged prices. Bacon oon- tinued scarce and firm. Lard was steady, with sales of 200 a 200 barrels at 9540. «100. Rice.—Sales of 100 cacks were made at 41{c. a 45¢c. Reat Estate, —House and lot_corner Clare and Soriag streets, 26x79, $8,600; do., 27 Clark street, 20x50, $4 800; 4o,, 246 Spring street, 23x79. $6,650; do., Spring street, 27x100, $9,0.0; do., on Wasi , near Laigat street, 28x100, $7,200; do., adjoining, 261100, $7,100; do on rear, on West street, 35x122, $10,200: ao., Joining, 25x121, $9,700; water right in tront, 50 feet, house and jot 1,091 Broaaway, 2x86, $8,700; do., Ons Broadway, 21x70, $8,400; do., 628 Sixth avenue, 20x80, $5,700; co., 526 Sixth ar 19x60, $5.850; do, or OT” third street, near Ninth 25x100, $4,800; do., Forty-seventh street, Eleventh avenue, 26x10, $3,150; do. 96 treet, 262100, $5,200; do. 98 Henry street, 100, $5,050; do., No, 8 Taomas stree:, 25x50, $4,250 em 2 lota on Ey ty -abxta street, near Second ave- a $3,900; do. oa rearon Eigaty- treet, each 244x102, opin as $1,600: 1 lot on Eighty-fifth street, near Thtrd avenue, 24x103, $2,100; 1 do. on rear on Eighty-third street, 26x102, $200; 1'do. on Fourth avenue, near Eighty-first strest, 27x100, $80); 1 do. on rear on Twenty-eighth atreet, 28%100, $800; 2 do. cn Nivety-second strevt, near Fifth avenue, 25x3¢ dlook, $480 each— $960; 1 do. adjoining, 25x 34 bloek, $100; 1d. do., 25x35 block, $465; 1 do. do., 25x3¢ block, $470; 1 do., 25x 3g block, $491; houss and lot coraer of Broadway and Spring streets, 25x100, $55,000. Brooklyn—Hoase and Jot No. 70 South Ninth street, 235x120, $3,000, ‘SvGar.—The market was more active, and the sale; o? Cubs Muscovado reached about 1 200 hads., at prices ranging from 63¢. a 7%4¢., and 160 do. Porto Ric> were sold at 730. @ 8c. ‘Wuiskky was heavy, with sales of Ohbzo and prison re- ported at 273¢c. at 28c. 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