New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-30


TUESDAY, April PEP N.
There was great excitement in the stock market
this morning, with largely increased amount OF
transactions. The movement in Government secu-
rites which has been going on for some days past,
has received q new impuSe from the success OF the
Union arms in New-Orleans and the anxiety TO buy
this morning wse intense. The transactions were
not very large in consequence Of the moderate
amount of stock offering, bat the advance
was marked. The Coupons OF 1881 sold
at 97t, and the Registered at 96i, showing
an advance of y cent since Saturday. Par is
freely predicted for these skies within thirty days,
unless we meet with some serious disaster.
For 7.3O y cent Notes 1OlI was paid
AT the Board and retail sales were aiterward made
at lO2. State Stocks were also frmer and active.
There was a more active business in Railroad bonds
at advancing rates Tie supply of frst-clsss Bonds
is small The shorts were free purchasers OF Gov
eminent Skies to-day, 10 cover contracts made at
much. lower price, while the commission houses
have Lad large orders for investment. As the call
proceeded, the market showed that 1t sympathlzed
with the buOyancy in Governments. The Shares
were stronger and more active, the market appear
ing to be entirely in the hands Of the bulls. few
sellers options were put out, but the operators for
the fall did not seem disposed 10 increase the short
line, which in tie aggregate must be very
large. The quotations generally advanced, butwith
some irregularty. Between the Boards the market
without much activity was finn, especially for
Shares. At the Second Board the session was quite
excited, the bears being free buyers aud shy sellers.
IL Government 6s tie transactions were very large,
exceeding $500, 000 but the highest quotations Of
the morning were scarcely sustained, the market,
however, was very strong for Shares. Central cold
at 81 and afterward was S4I bid Erie was 81 and ca
for common and preferedi Toledo was strong with
but little cash stock offered Pacific Mail was among
the most buoyant stocks and sold at 10 against los
Yesterday. The few Railroad Bonds were held very
firmly at higher rates In gold the business
was to the extent Of 100000 during the day
at advancing rates. At the Third Board the
tone of the market continued generally very
strong and on the leading shares an advance was bid
without bringing out much stock. The ma jority OF
operators appear TO have conclUded that il is useless
TO resist the course Of military and financial events
while the great and increasing case in money enables
parties interested in the rise TO manipulate the
ket to suit their purposes. few days continuance
Of the present buoysncy will doubtless bring in the
speculative element Of the public to accelerate the
movement. The latest quotations were: United
States 6s 1881, Registered 97l lo%2; United States
&c, 1881, Coupons 97Ia97t; Treasury Notes, 73O,
IOls a lO2; American Gold, 1Ol5 a1O2; Tennessee
State 6s, 574 aj7ii Missouri State &c, 5Ol a 500;
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, l09I clio; New
York Central Railroad, 81 9SIa; Erie Railway,
81 7a371; Erie Railway, Preferred, G2aG2l; Hud.
son River Railroad, 3j2a-; Harlem Railroad,
l2l 9l2a; Milwaukee and Prairie dl Chen Rail-
road 26a-; Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 81 a3ll i
Reading Railroad, 4li 94lIi Michigan Central Rail.
road, $50; Michigan Southern Railroad, 81
222; Michigan Southern Railroad Guaranteed, 4GIa
al Panama Railroad, 12il9-; Illinois Central
Railroad, 60 Q602; Gslena aud Chicago Railroad,
s7t a67i Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 43s 043I;
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 55sa So; CIeve-
land and Pittsburgh Railroad, Ti al9; Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad, G2a6!l.
The market is firm for foreign bile, in sympathy
with the advance in gold and, at the clo,e Sterling
was 1l2i 9ll22, with sales at a tliAe over ll2I.
The bad weather has checked shipments Of produce,
and reduced the amount of commercial bills in tie
market. Francs are 5.07i9502l.
Freishts are quite firm, with moderate shipments !
40 Liverpool, the engagements are 10000 bush. |
Corn at cd. in bulk $500 bbls. Flour at p. 3D. u
ss, 4!d'i go pkg. Lard and 46i d.. Bacon a. 22s
3D. by American and neutral yefsels; cares Hoop
okir's at 23s. Cd. tun measurement. To London:
oV'' Dush' Wheat at 3D. u bulk; 5000 gals. OIL at
49, i'V iuns Canada Bntt Slaves at 20s y tun,
~uu per steamer 100 hhds. Hams at 5js. To Glas-
~" 'VV' Dasl' Wheat al ID. in baes 900 bbs.
nour at q. I'D. Tie charters are R,i,; n brg of
40 .uns and one Of iioO bbls. capacity, 70 Wind.
WARD al IOc y bbl. one Of III tups 20 s,oni.h
@@n ano back at $3.50; one Of I7O ,uu, ~ par,o
ti0O ana eack at 4oc for Sugar aud 80 for Molassas
nnC'her OF LOO 'un', home from the South SID -
.uoa at aOc. f0r Sugar, and 50 for Molasses and on
aid back at 81 200. -"u'eS
The business of the Sub-Treasurv wsa. po..,
n''15l O25 O6-for Customs, sl42'OOO. p.vr""r.o
. "a" ''2 %; Balance so, COG. 1868 o.
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