New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14
SECOND BOARD. q,
SAIuRpAr. ArriI l2-P. ,,

TIE dnlluess OF the Sock market dDriug the pat
week was ACCOMPANIED by moderate decline, but
the lower figures were established without the eaf'
penie aud has been matter Of surqIise, under the
tecusr circumstances and sgitatons of the week,
that prices should hsyo been 20 we'll maintained.
Scarcely ID day has passed without phantom Merri'
nac, or sn ina mary defeat Of The Union army and
tic circulation Of these canards bss kept people Ia
constant ,repidAtiou. The wonoer s therefore, no.
that the Stock market has been little unsettled, bu.
that the effect Of such sensation reports has been 80
tr!fng. The most 1rious decline on Saturday was
in the Border-Sate bonds without much business
however, except in Tenneseees and nissourls
The dealings in Governments for the week show
come increase over the preceding but The Inclination
of tie market has been gradually to lower prices
and ~ concessions aro made buyers, 'rausc'ions
naturally diminish The COUPON stock of 1881 closes
AZ 93I. d cline # about Y cent during TIE week
The trade in debt certificates has been large in the
street since the announcement OF tie Secretary OF
the Treasury TO redeem a portion of tao-e IN the
bands Of original holders, bat probably much less
than il would bave been had the suel BY Government
kept pace with tie dcnaid. Large amounts have
been sold TO arrive. For railway bonds the
market Las been seadys aud priees ere well
maintained for favore descriptions. Michigan
Southern Sinking Funds have been IN good request
1t ~. snd there better inquiry ioF The Toledo and
Wabash Issues. TIE only decline worthy of especial
nolice during the week was Ia the Chicago, Bnriing-
ton, and Quincy 4 cents, which from ~ fell back
10 ~ on the report of n contemplated issue Of l.
million Of dollars to extend tho road TO Chicago -
tue Second Board to-day the tone seemed little
steaGier, and in instances the quotations were
better, but later in the day the market became
weaker and cosei rather dal at the following prices;
U. S G-, 1881, 93i a93l; U. S. Gs, 1881, Coupons,
g3, a93i; u. 5. js, 1874, s6ids; Tennessee ts fl
a5fi Virginia Cs 81 as; NissourSrs Is, fS3 Gi9;
Csilorni. State 7s, n. l., So ias6; American Gold,
lOil l0l;; Cumberland Coal Company, SASS Pa
cifc Mail Steamship Company, 995 al0oi; New
York Central Railroad, 81 q SIS Erie Railway, 36i
a3Gl Erie Railway. Preferred, 6ll dGl!; Hudson
River Railroad, So e36li Harlem Railroad, l2al2i;
Harlem Railroad Preferred, l9i a2Oli Reading Rail.
road. 42l dl3; Michigan Central Railroad 5ii e5i5
Michigan southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad
~ a23; Michigan Southern ard Northern Indiana
Railroad, Guaranteed, AS Panama Railroad
Company. 10 aI2li Illinois Central Railroad, cl1
Glt Galeua and Chicago Railroad, "! e67ii Cleve-
land and Toledo Railroad, iSi l5l; Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad, 54ia55i Cticsgo Burlington
and Quincy Railroad IS Delaware, Lackswana
and Western Railroad, t.
The market closed with downward tendency for
Sterling bills, and leading drawer put his rate down
to ll2, which will probably be the opening rate for
the Wednesday steamer.
Frcigh's are frmer but less active. To Liverpool
the engagements include one bin of Corn at 4id.;
i9 100 busLel. 10. at 4id.i bin do. at I'D. in
brgr, and another bin ut Sd. in bags; /, 500 bbs.
Flour, by al American vessel at Ia 3D. 1000 bbs.
do, by neutral ship, at IL. 3D.. 100 pigs Bacon
ard Lard at lis l5s. mainly at tho latter rate To
London, i30 bbls. Pork at "a. 9d.i 80 cssks Hams
al POS.
The business Of the Sub-TTeseury was: Receipts,
t999 Osi 8t,-ior Customs, S201 GOO; Payments,
ts.6, 900 81; Balance. $G,3i6,3t0 o..
ahe detail. Of the earnings Of the Gaena and CHI
cago Road lor the week ending April uge: