New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-02
MONDAY. April II. v.

1.a4 MONDAY, April 1-s. n.
Business at the Stock Exchange shows but little
change 10 tone, and at the First Board prices were
sbout the same as at the close Saturday The larg
ss transactions were in Federal and State stocks. OF
tho latter, Missouris and Vigniss were the most &C
tive ct decline of per cent in the former and per
ssnt In the Virgnias. The market has for some tune
bssn freely supplied with the bonds Of these States and
With Tennessee's also, by the Western banks, which
ksve recently had great deal Of trouble IN the re-
dsnpton Of currency. A list Of thirty.two banks In
Illinois, whose bills are thrown out by the Chicago
kazks was published In telegraphic column this
uorning These banks Il 10 stated, have circulation
q three and half milons based upon Missouri, Tenn
ssse and Virginia bonds. Coupon stock Of the Fede"
rel loan of 1881 sold down 10 92 but rmer st tho
soss and in the afternoon advanced 10 e2i. In rail-
way bonds the business small but prices are well
sustained throughout the list and the supply Of desirs-
bic descriptions s small. Michigan Central
Per cents sold 80 ex-coupon, an advance OF
Per cent. The trade in railway shares was
gate inactive and there the same feeling Of ndif
fsrsnee az 10 speculative movements noticed for week
peS. Illinois Central, Indiana, and Toledo were the
os prominent Stocks at the Morning Board but there
was not much life IN the transactions. At the close OF
the session the tone was little frmer and for two or
three of the leading Stocks the bids were fraction
higher At the Second Board the market was more &C
tive, and prices generally advanced about y cent
svor Ihe quotations of the First Board. For State
Socks the bidding more spirited and for Virginia
ths closing price &c against 75i In the morning.
ma market closes steady at the following quotations.
UAitsd States 6s, 81, registered, 95a95i Tennessee
State &C. 743 as; Virginia State &c, 76a764i Missouri
State g. 65s 6Si; Pacific Mail Steamship Company 80
os6l; Eew-York Central Railroad, 7Sia7Sl; Erie
sailroad 32i a32i Hudson River Railroad Isl 45i;
Harlem Railroad, lStal61; Harlem Railroad Pre-
hsred, 4l3a4li; Reading Railroad, Aia44l; Achi-
eAa Central Railroad, 5St s5Sli Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad, LII aHi; Michigan
Bouthern and Northern Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed
ssoeh, sI 1881; Panama Railroad, III ai17i; Illinois
Central Railroad, slissli Galens and Chicago Rail-
resd 7St S734; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, S6ia
Ssi; Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, So a5sii
Chicago Burlington, and Quincy Railroad, "a.
The foreign exchange market Is firm, but inactive.
eying quoted st from 100 1854 for baDkes bills
viii small sales for the Boston steamer IS high as 1885,
TIE Kansk takes out $lO2 coo in specie for Havana
Rreights-To Liverpool: 2, 500 bbls. Flour at g.;
ao,oOO bush Corn, in bulk; and 100 bales at To- sd
10 London: 1900 bbs. Flour at s. 3D.;
10000 bush. Corn at lid. In bags; $500 bush.
wheat, IN bags, at ilIal12d. loo bales Bacon at
sss; 81 bbls Pork ct 4s 3D. and 20 tcs Lard at S5s.
Per steamer 60 hbds Talow at ASS. To Glasgow, 600
sAh. Rosin at A. y $40 b. A weasel with 1900
Sssh. Wheat TO direct port In Ireland az l4id. In
ships bags, and 800 bbls. Flour at As To Cadiz
bark Of 800 and one of $50 tuns, with Slaves, p
yrts terms and avessel Of 80 tuns TO the West In
hss and back, with Sugar, at 40c., and molasses on
asek at g.
TIE business Of the sub-Treasuy was Receipts,
tlt6S7s 70-for Customs, 100000; Payments,
elSs, $50 80; Balance, $6,ll0,l@ 70.
The business Of the Clearing House to-day was
sc33iO506 80 The money market IL about az last TO
porsed both as 70 supply and rates. The competition
ios the Federal loan will undoubtedly be spirited In
addition 70 several combination bids here we under
stand that offers for three four millions viii be sent
from Boston. Some Of the largest bidders 60 on 70
Washington this afternoon, and win possibly modify
sbeir proposals after consultation. The impression
ssasrally is that bids below SO will have chance,
Bat this opinion seems to be founded upon knowledge
Of the views Of the Secretary Of the Treasury rather
chan upon information a. TO the rates decided upon by
She large bidders We hear of large amounts proposed
for both shove and below 80.
The Hadley Falls Bank Of Holyoke, Mass, has de-
elared dividend Of y cent The Shoe and Leather
Bank Of this city has declared semiannual dividend
of4 y cent, payable April 8, and the National Bank 81
y cent The Bank of Yonkers 81 y cent. The New
jersey Transportation Company has declared an extra
dividend Of 10 cent and has neatly $500 900 surplus
earnings.
The following win show the exports Of specie from
EewYork to foreign ports for the week ending March
30, and since Jan. /:
ehp Hosspur, Hong Kong MeIican eoIars...,. 7se
Bns er Arfoys-lJned State silyer....... 1850
steamer Araso. Hsue-Specie.. lSOO
Totsl for the week fi6Oes
Previously reported. <7443&
t0L fnos Jsn go S22
ttibyVS
Dnae bHJtlS
as~ne un1o N s35o765
The Bank statement gives further large increase Of
s 900 in specie, and q S7I 900 10 depoeits while