New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-08
SArrRnAY Anril 6-P. ".


The dem panic OF Friday exhausted itself apparently
in the hasy movements ofthat day and the tone of the
market this morning was steady and comparatively
Tranquil. The share dealings were not large and
prices were somewhat irregular, but generally the
tendency was favorable 10 a moderate improvement,
aud although several Of the leading stocks slightly
ower at the close of yesterday, the impression convey
ed by the operations was that the market had gradual
is gained strength and that the chances in favor
Of rally Pacific Mail New-York Central, AID Erie
which led off among the active stocks Of the market
were from y cent better, and the lots offered were
taken with readiness and apparent confidence Hudson
River was less firm and fell T. cent from tie closing
prices of Friday. Illinois Central also, with free
supply fell off al cent but with these exceptions
The market was tolerably wen sustained. Federal
stocks were firm through the day and the
new loan of 1881 was in good demand.
State stocks also had irmer market. In Railway
bonds the business small and generally at lower
qnoiaiions Al the Second Board prices decidedly
better throughout and very fair business was trans
acted. U. S. 6s coupon Of 1881 sold at 92i. an ad.
vance Of 4; over morning quotations. and for State
stocks also there was very good demand. The share
lis; was from to y cent better, and for Illinois Cen
trnl Galena and Toledo there was brisk and well
GOOD illustration of the feeling of bore which prevails
in the community that favorable solution Of the great
political problem of the country may yet be found The
notes Of alarm given loudly sensation dipatches
aud staring capitals could convey them to The public
produced decline of from to cent, hut one days
fright is succeeded by calmer feeling, and the idea
hat we are in the hands Of Government which is
fully competent to meet the exgencies Of tie times is
d.. md IN ifs int
in stock operations. Tie closing prices were as fol
lows: United States &c, 1891, registered, 81 as,
Tennessee State 6s, 73a73i; Virginia State 6s, -
ais; Missouri State &c, 63q go Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, s3aS3i; New-York Central Railroad
7o3a76I; Erie Railroad, 90 e99si Hudson River
Railroad, 40, a 42s; Harlem Railroad li1al5l; Har-
lem Railroad Preferred, 39i Reading Railroad
420A4; Michigan Central Railroad 55s Sc; Micb-
gan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad To-
IcJ; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail
road, Guaranteed stock, 35i 1855 Panama Raroad
Il4dll5; Illinois Central Railroad, scrip, 19dHi
Galena and Chicago Railroad, III a7i2, Cleveland
ind Toledo Railroad, 33s 49,; Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, 81 eji9; Chicago, Burlington, and
Quincy Railroad, ~ d73 Illinois Central -, 9j 40.
Ia foreign Exchange there is no movement Of i'm
portance. Sterling bills are quoted by the leading
bankers at 1917 a lCs, but we hear OF sales at the
lower quotations and there is but little inquiry even
at that The tendency Of the market is evidently 70
lower rates. and this has been decided since the
reduction in the discount figure Of the Bank of En-
gland was announced.
FreigLts-The rates are better, and more Offering.
To Liverpool, 81 600 bush. Corn at lOd., bulk aud
bags; 1906 bbls. Flour "a. 3D. 0s.; 400 pkgs. Ba
con and Lard at 32s. Cd To London 900 bush Wheat
ut l2,d in SHIPS bags; $500 bbls. Flour at &c. 7lda
81. 3d.. 10000 bush. Corn, by steamer, at llid in
ships bags. .....a.-
The business Of the Sub!Treasury was Receipts,
s735 $50 s9-for Customs, 1888 &c; Payments,
sl2474S 10; Balance, S84S6,l94 81.
The earnings of the Chicago, Burlington, and Quin-