New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-24
SAruRpAY. April 22-P. 4.

SATURDAY, April <---fs NJ
Cold has not been specially firm to-day, tho high
est point was 80, closing at li9s. The export Of
TIRE week was $S3, 1922, of which si2,93 was IL
oosbloons for Havana. No business will be don'
h the gold room on Monday or Tuesday.
Government stocks are strong, and il the face O.
"lsrge sales BY carly EHropean buyers TO realise
profits" are steady at l07 al07a for 5-9Os., with
serle business at l07l SlO7l; 1904 for 6s Of 1881
I'D e5ia96 for lO-iOs. The latter are scarce and a
tie advance no large amount could be had On
Year Certificates are much wanted and bring 99l a
Is: readily. They are the most desirable form il
Which money can be temporarily used at per cent
and are sought for in this view. For the 730s ther
Is an increased sale, the business at the First AM
Ninth National Banks reaching 81 $4,000. Rail
way shares continue in demand ard ere steadil
advancing under the stimulus of large earnings
decreasing cost Of operating and an excessive sup
ply Ct money at low interest. Eric Railway aRC
the common stock of the Michigan Southern are
lie most fashionable stocks with spectators
Fort Wayne and Reading are strongly supported
and the whole list may be quoted strong and rising
The Stock Exchange hold n session on Tuesday
except the evening meeting of the Public Board.
The banks will not open their doors on Tuesday
except for special business.
Money is exceedingly abundant and in the ab-
seDce of employment among brokers at better
rates, leading Stock Houses have been obliged to
resort to the Trust Companies, or accept per
cent with one days notice At per cent among
brokers the supply is ample, end aid per cent
ore exceptional rates. The flow of money is still
toward the commercial centers, and rates for
the temporary use Of money are still tending
downwaIds. Commercial paper Of high character
can be used on better terms, and 10 borrower OF
fair credit with decent colaterals seeks in vain for
capital.
The general trade Of the city is steadily improv
Ing. and for the Spring will reach large amount
Many kinds of goods show an advance IN price
and all are wanted in great quantities. The hesi
tation to buy while gold was failing from 20 t.
$50 caused iobbers and retailers 10 reduce the
stocks to a very low point, and the process OF re
covering their stock Of goods TO moderate degre'
gives 70 importers and manufacturers largetraffc
Every mode of transportation is crowded VIII
business, and no complaints are heard Of want Of
trade by either merchants or forwsrders.
The Central National Bank makes an halfyearly
dividend Of 7 per cent, land the First Natona
one Of 10 per cent for the same period. TIL
Fourth National stock is up 4 per cent and quotc'
s6. The Central is lO6-the Ninth par, and for tn
First 2l5 is bid and nothing for sale.
Railway mortgage bonds are in renewed demand
and are passing steadily into the hands Of convert
ing parties.
Sterling bills are quoted 1921 alO9i, with I'll
chief sales at the lower rates.
A telegram from San Francisco, dated 2Oth
quotes mining stock, &C., as follows: Ophir, $50
per foot Gould & Curry, ST. $40 per foot; Savage
5000 per foot; Chollsr, $50 per foot; Potosi
ESQ per foot; Yellow Jacket, $2,400 per foot
Crown Point, l,l30 per foot; State Telegraph
81 per share; Belcher, 81 $50 per foot Imperial
t2os per foot.
The total imports at New-York for the week CON
pare as follows:
Week ending. ....... April 20. April II. April
Dry Goods. s42592 Sl4I4O sssi "a
General Merchandise 6s6636 4,6ss.i9 l,49s A
Total........e,i22.5 $50 s6.Il5,329 s2,3G251
The New-YoEk imports compare as follows:
sn IT.: .. ;Se port ssa lsst 1852
Thrown on market. sst eos 23e4si 5000
Since Jas- l.. 1868. 1864. 1868.
Entered at the port t2s3576s e34 I51s4 sl4 ilG Il
Thrown on market. Is,se+e7i 3i,45e.5l3 l6, 76s 0l
The subscriptions and sales of 1905 at the Mint
National Bank this day amounted to 1855
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Tota
receipts, $2,24s,s39 ~; for Customs, $50 900
Payments, q, 1863 Is; on account of Loan, 81
s4s, 900; Balance, $3I ,967 ,664 "a.
The coupons of the bonds Of the Morris and FL
IN Railroad Co., due May l, 1865. viii be paid a
NE Merchants Bank, in this city.