New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-13

FRIDAY, April Pr. ".


There was a decidedly improved tone in the stock
market this morning, especially in the speculative
shares. which have suffered moe during tie past few
days The amour, Of Transactions however was COM
para,ivey light the result measurbly Of the mode
rate amount of stocks Offering The true upward impulse
Of the market came mostly from the purchases Of the
shorts who do like the tone OF the latest dispatches
from Charleston. There did not appear TO be any gen.
era buying for u rise aud the speculative movement Is
almost entirely confined 10 the regular street deaers
Tie abaence to-day Of unfavomble adyiccs from
Charleston has strengthened those who still hope that
collision may be avoided and this feeling has been en-
couaged by Of dispatches that Jefferson Davis
has directed that the vessel loaded with provisions for
Sumt, be allowed to relieve that fort unattached. We
have been unable to find any reliable authority for
these rumon, but thsy are rifo aud have their
influence with many The dispatches from Washing
ton indicate that confidence is felt there that the
landing of has been reaccaby made. II thlshas
BEEN DONE il will be considered IN the street as opg
step toward tie settlement Of the difficulties with tie
South and strong Indication that leading slirs Of the
rebellion will hesitate long before by any theirs
the peace between The two sections will be broken
TIE Improvement Of the morning ranged from to-
cent, the greatest being in Erie, which, under -
chases Of COO shares advanced TO Dol having been p
Yesterday afternoon Central opened at a. against %
Yesterday, end advanced to 7il Pacific Mail was also
very bnoyant, advancing 70 49, OF the We'tern
shares Illinois Central the strongest, selling at TO-
against CD yesterday. Between the Boards the market
was not so firm, with but ttle doing At the Second
Board prices were Irregular and sunk at the close
stocks generally being offered at the current
rates aud after tie regular session tho ten
dency was still downward with few triusactions-
there being deposition TO realize stocks bought at
the depressed prices yest rday. ln State Stochs there
was much less excitement than YESTERDAY and Quota
lions were frmer Missouri 6 sold at COT, Tennessees
at 7Ol and Norh Caronas at 90. Railroad Bonds
were very inactive. The ,a,ing of the Treasury Note
loan had favorable influence upon Government seeu-
rtes. The - o. 1874 cold at S,-l q cent advance
aud tie oan Of 1881 wGs stronger. Tho closing QUO.
tstiJns were: Tennessee State e. 7cl alt; Virginia
State Go, G9l 9.0; issoun State Co, Coz oC0l; Canton
Co, l3l 0l4; Cumberland Coal Co, G07; Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, 70, aS)' New.Iork Central
Eailicad, 7iq7il; Erie Ellr9ad 2ji 02J; Hudson
River Railroad q a4lli Harlem Railroad, ~ q l3i
Isiem Railroad Preferred, 80 03Gl; Reading Railroad
3, coil; Michigan Central Railroad, 30 sol! Michi.
gan Soutfern md Nor,l6rn Indiana Railroad, rs u
81 Michigan Southern ard Northern Indiana Rail
road, Guaranteed Stock, -, u 32l; Panama Railroad
llI0ll3i Illinois Central Railroad, 7o07os Galena
aud Chicago Railroad, G34G9{ Cleveland ans Toledo
Railroad, -, 5oli Chicago and Rock Island R.iroad
-. 64g., Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad
g.. 90; Illinois Central ~ 81 09J.
Froigbtt-T5 Lverpoo.: $1,000 bush. Wine {, in
bags ut lOld; 1900 bbs Flour AT %. 3D. G2s. 3D.,
the insde rate to I'll up and 80 tcs Lard al 3!a Cd
per steamer Il 600 bash Corn on private terms, and
10 btls. Talow at 80. To London: 5000 bush.
Wheat at ND, in ships bags 5000 bbls. Flour at
s.. Cd. 1900 bush Corn on private terms, and 800
boxes Cheese at 4Qs. bark, to direct port IN Le-