New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-03
Tursplr, April p. n

TUESDAY, April Pm.
The Stock market had a decidedly hrner tone this
morning and prices were fraction higher for all OF
the leading shares without much increase in the volume
of business and with bu, little display Of veor in the
speculative movements. Report, were in circulation
during the forenoon in reference 10 the proposals for
the ne loan Of the Government and the prospects OF
decided success had favorable influence upon the
rec, of the market The Coupon Stock Of 1881 opened
at 9i but war in demand and at the close of the ses
zion was taken freely at 92 90. State Stocks were
rather better but not active. Mssours advanced /,
Tennessees /, and yirginss /, In Railway Bonds the
business was light but prices fully sustained, and
in one or two instances slightly better The trensac-
tions were moderate in Railway Shares but the buyers
appeared to have more confidence in the stability
of the market than Of late, and prices gener-
ally ranged from iai higher than at the close
of yesterday. The strongest movements were
in New.York Central, Illinois Central, and To-
ledo but there was not large business IN
either. At the Second Board the market was ham,
mered with some vgur by two leading OPERATOR
and the Improvement Of the morning lost, but ct
the clone the tone was little stronger again United
stes coupon stock Of 1881 advanced 10 g5l, and after
the Board was in demand at 93l. The amount OF
business was nearly large al the morning session,
and there was more life in the dealings, although at
decline Vague reports Of unfavorsble news from
Virginia IA regard 20 the Secession question were in
circulation and the operations for EAll in the market
were probably suggested by these rumors. On the
other hand the disposition the part Of Northern
CAPITALISTS 20 stand by the Federal Government, ne
manifested in the proposals for tie new loan, LAS
cheerful influence. Tue closing prices were; For
Uuited States 6s, 81 registered, 9sl d9t; Tennessee
State Gs Is d75i; Virginia State 6s, 76a76i Missouri
State &C. &c a6Gi Pacific MSii Steamship Company, sJt
a853; Eew-York Central Railroad Isl d7sli Enc
Railroad, 32d32i; Hudson River Railroad, 45id45ii
Harlem Railroad, l6i a l6l HSAsm Railroad Pre-
ferred, al d4l3; Reading Railroad Al a44ii hch-
gan Central Railroad, 81 ass Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad l7i ana Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Guaranteed
Stock 1874 a3gi Panama Railroad, llt ll7ii Illinois
Central Railroad, 81 cSli; Gaena and Chicago Rail-
road. 73I d73i Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Sea
36l; Chicago and Rock leland Railroad, 57i asa;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad, 7Ia74i;
Illinois Central 7s, 81 ash
ForeiTn Exchange opened steady for tomorrows
steamer at los al0Si for sterling but with limited
trsnsac IONS At the close the market was dull at lJS
for bankers bills Commercial signatures range from
lO7 10 1914. Francs quoted at from 525 10 525i
The steamship BO-ussia, from Europe this morning,
brings about $4,000 in specie, and the New-York
about $4,000.
Freirhts-To Liverpool, 100 hhds Tallow, a, 32s Cd
300 boxes Bacon, at 32s.6d. 40 tics. Lard at 3js.
IS 900 bush Corn, at IOd, in bulk and bags $1,000
bush Wheat at Od. in bulk, and lOid. in bags 300
bales Cotton at 3I6d 800 bbls Resin, at 3s.9d., and
500 bols Flour, at 3s. To Bremen, 800 cases To-
bacco at o., measurement. To London, 500 boxes
Cheese at 40s; 200 tcs. Beef at 32sGd., and 1000
bbs Flour at 3s6d The bark Jupiter, to Gloucester,
q, 900 tush. Wheat in bulk at I'D. schooner Of
1856 tupn 10 Porto Rico and back, at 40c. and IS.
brig of ~ tuns same voyage 42ic. and IS. brig Of
27O tuDs TO north side Cuba and back, private
terms Two brigs one of l9i tuns and one of 30
tuns, back from north side Cuba, st 40c. and 80 so
under deck and 50 on deck, for molasses-
The business Of the Sub-Treasury WAS: Receipts,
tl5l $50 O0-for Customs, $lH,OO0i Payments, $751;
966 o.; Balance, 81, l73 &c.
The most important topic of conversation in the street
to-day ishe bidding for the Federal loan. Vari-
GUS private dispatches received during the open
ing of the proposals. but Official statement had been
made, at a late hour in the afternoon The deposits
here and in Boston show that amount not far from
thirty millions has been bid for and the proposals
far opentd indicate that the award will average about
1884, The official figures will doubtless be given in
telegraphic columns in the morning but enough 10
known TO render il certain that the loan has been
placed on much more favorable terms than had been
expected. The largest bids reported are: Ketchum
Son g. Co., 81, 522 0OOi Read Drexel g. Co., g., lOo
900; Bank of Commerce, $2,5OOOOO; Livesmore,
Clews g. Mason, t20Oo,OoOi WhitehOuse, Son & Nor
r;son. $3.50, 900; Marie & Kanz. 81 100000.
The deposits at the Sub Treasury in New-York were
s27O 600 for bids 10 the amount Of ga 900 OO and in
Boston slI 900 for an amount Of 100 00O-making
total of s2s 100, 900 from these two cities Many of
these bids were advanced by telegraph this morning.
after consultation
The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Railroad for
the last week of March were as follows;
1861 soieo
1860. sSHe