New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11
FRIDAY, April l0-P. N.

The Stock market opened quito tameiy tbis morn
inv. The small volume Of business, 40 seen by the
registered list, being In strong contrast with the
immense transactions Of the past week--he lack OF
news, which IL now momentsrily expected, from
Charleston and other msnaosd Southern points pro-
ducng this apathy and unwiliingness to operate.
Business seemed especially transferred TO the two
prominent fsnciss, Harlem and Michigan Southern
common stocks these having become favorites from
their reported cornered positions. The long and
silent preparations Of Government have eliminated
10 n most formidable naval iotilla, and IN army
thoroughly weeded and nodded under the Leadership
of progressive and able General. The overwhem-
ing power eviDced 10 already having ts effect, ia
directing the attention Of operators TO the
Government list, which still maintains the
advance initiated two weeks since, Registered 1881
standing lOii slOii Coupons lO5slo5i. One
wear Certificates Of Indebtedness advanced TO
1904 slOOi; tho new 9st a9St. In Bank stocks
there is moro spirited bidding with general frac
tional advance. The Bond list was very dull, no
transactions Of moment. Gold, with the natural
opposite tendency TO Government stocks, 10 down,
selling at l46j si4Gl with ANAL transactions Pa
cic Mail advanced y cent TO 100 1901, the stock
being very scarce. Three y cent is freely paid TO
turn tie stock for 30 days. Hudson River also pre-
sents tho same appearance, the cash stock being
well held and wide differences being paid to procure
II By the bears for delivery. The balance OF the
Share list was dali though steady, Cleveland
and Pittsburgh showing marked frmness under
an impression that the coming report will
show large surplus for dividend on stock.
Minnesota Mining Co., just placed on the books OF
Il A. ,ka IL
same indisposiuon TO operate was manifest, until
telegram from the News Room was read, announcing
tho attack on Charleston, with results tenOing favol
ably. Some sellers appeared on this int .ligence,
and the market fell of v cent with no appearance
of weakness. Gold AT about 4 O'Clock stood 2 y
cent better, a, l4Si, large purchases having been
made on Philadelphia and Washington account, in.
timating some uufavorable intelligence yet TO come.
The conflicting rumors emanating from operators 10
Gold and Stocks left the market In mixed state,
with decided dullness in Stocks, excepting Harlem
old, which was quito animated under some new buy
ing, closing at 46i047. At the O'Clock call there
was an active market at full prices Most of the
Share lst shows on advance Of / to 4 v cent.
Hudson River was among the Grmest Stocks,
advancing to los, seller three Central
was also better by cent Gold was
very animated under the news from the South and
sold as high as l49I. At the close the market was
steady at the following quotations. U. s. Is, 1881,
Registered, IO4i 0lOii; U. s. 6s, 1881, Coupons,
l05i a 1854; U. s. s., 1874, Coupons, 97o97i;
Oregon War Loan. half yearly, l02slO4i U. s.
Treasury Notes, z $40, I05; Demand Notes, old
issue, l489l49; Tennessee State &c, 60a6l; Mis-
souri, State 6s, COZ a6li American Gold, 1871 a 1891
New-York Central Railroad, ia, 9ll4i; Erie Rail-
way. 76.a76i; Erie Railway Preferred, 96996i;
Hudson River Railroad, 1911 o 1866 Harlem Rail.
road. 46s a46ai Harlem Railroad, Preferred, S3i a
84 Reading Railroad, s9a90 Michigan Central
Railroad, 1901 el0l!; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad, 59Ia59i; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed
98i; Illinois Central Railroad, 80; Cleveland and
P,tsburg Railroad, 7Oi a7Oi; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, 96I 1850; Chicago and Rock Island Rail.
road, s9i 0S9ii Fort Wayne Railroad, 57i.
In Exchange there 10 not much doing, and the
nominal quotations arc l620l 62i for Sterling.
Freighis are dull and heavy. To Liverpool the
engagements are: 5000 bush. Wheat at AID. In
bulki 100 tuns Logwood At lis. Cd; per neutral
aag 900 bbls. Flour at Is. 3D.; $500 bush. Corn
ct 3d. in bags; and per steamer, $50 boxes Bacon At
Is 3Os.; ana 1000 do. Cheese ut 3Os. To London:
II, 900 bush. Wheat at SD. in bulk. To Glasgow:
$500 bush. Corn at SID, in bulk; and 400 bbls
Ashss q 32s. Cd. per neutral ship The charters are;