New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-28
MEDNHspAY. Anvil 27-r. u.

Gold opened in the street dull the nominal
snotations being ISL. and at the Sock Exchange
1871 0lsII. The quotation At P. m. was le0t.
At the Stock EXCHANGE Government Bonds
steady Coupons Of 1881, lHGll4; $40 Coupon, lll!a
llIs; Certificates 9s osst Tennessee Co. 59 dGO; Mis-
sour Gs 7lIa52; Canton 41t a47l; Delaware and Hud.
son @2d 235; Pennsylvania Coal. 22O Central Coal, &c
az; American Coal. l0l Cumberland Coal mas;
Quicksiver Mining 73i ara Pacific Mail 226a227.
Central American Transit Co., GG5J; NewIork
Central. 1854 dl36; Erie Railway llH9l4.; Erie
Preferred, lO7iGl07i Hudson River. 1884 1894! Har
k1. 233 0235; Harlem Preferred, 1885, Heading 1880
13ei Michigan Central, HldIHi Michigan Southern
100 Stocks have been very irregular throughout the
DAY. At the Stock Exchange in the forenoon prices
were steady and at the close Of the call became not
merely firm, but decidedly rampant Eric selling at IlG
freely, with a smart advance in other shares This sud-
den rise succeeded by small panic. created by
large sales by few lesding houses coupled with
port that the Secretary Of the Treasury was on the
way 10 NewYork. Erie sold low as 49, and closed
at the Second Board at ll4i Coal Stocks are steady
especially for btuminous. The American Co.l Co. will
probably pay = cent in July from the earnings Of the
cxrrent six months The Cumberland Coal Co. is well
Of work and It's stock is passing into good hands u.
der the stimulus Of high rates FOR the whole produce Of
the mines. Reading is firm and passing steadily into
hands OF investing parties. At the Second Board the
market was languid. and disposition shown TO oper-
s,e vigorously in any direction. The closing price,
were: God l7s3; Nev.York Central l34; Erie, ia
Rrie Preferred lOs; Recalling 1876; Michigan Southern
Iool; Illinois Central 1921; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Iee Cleveland and Toledo l4sl Rock Island mi;
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago. ll5s; Cambcr.
Band. u.s. Chicago and Northwestern. IS; Quick.
silver, 70.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Re
eepts 81 362 53s s0-for Customs g. OO7 800 and for
le4O Bonds, el9 700; Payments, sl.92s 96I "a Bal.
ssoe. ST.. SEQ, 305 GO.
Money is abundant at ~ cent, and Stock
heuses Of average credit offered more than they
at the rate while leading houses refusing large
amounts at lower rates. The sacs Of ten-for1ies
tnue moderate and there is disposition to decy then
In various quarters with view To induce the Treasury
b advance the rate Of interest. TIE attempt will fail
In the opinion Of of the friends OF the Treasury
who say II is In such desperate condition repre-
sented by several disloy city journals. This depart
ment has now acquisitions which IL cannot meet com
fortably and has balance Of 100000 No funded
debt redeemable principal and interest in gold, will be
Issued at higher rate than y cent The department
can better afford to the use Of short bonds at
higher interest In currency II Il should offer three
year 7ao bonds interest In currency with the privilege
- conversion into ten fortes, they would command
large sum Of money. They ought 70 attract nom Saw