New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18

lnO S5t LOT lU-iUS. Inc snare Iiiaih0' wa t"'N
irregular. The opening was steady. A sharp ad-,
vance was paid on few leading stocks after the;
regular Board ard at the public call. The quota
Iations at the Open Board were as follows:
n. Y. Central . % a 9at Northwestern. 3lt9 3lt
Erie ......... 1910 733 N w. Pref...-.. 6249 02t
Hudson River los iDIG9 Fort Wayne. 96!@ g7
Reading 1861 "a 100, Ohio & Miss. c.. IS a eGi
Mich Central 100 ellii ICsnton.......... $40 )!
Mich. southern. 63!9 63t Cumb Coal.... t5t9 -,
Cleve. Il Pitts. 1910 ~ hailposa. 1870 ~
Rock Island. 5000 "
At the close of business stocks were dull but
strong, with demand for Eric at 73l, and for
Southern Common at GO. All descriptions OF Gov
ernments were in demand at full prices.
The Stock Exchange will hold no Second Board
until after tho funeral Of President Lincoln, nor
publish the official list Of sales.
Committee was appointed to prepare reso-
buttons expressive of the sentiments of the Board
Tho following were reported and passed unani-
nossy:
ReIsed That in common with all the loyal citizen. Of this
Republic we deeply Abraham Lincoln our ate PTe'i
dent, murdered by assassin at time When the asoe ia
pulse. Of his heart were prompting III. ehof, oy on.s o
clemency TO penen OFFENDERS to hasten peace and sop h-
further shedding OF blood
Reached That pledge active and answering sup
port TO tho Government ia putts forth tho whole power OIL
The nation thoroughly eIpse this wicxed Rebeion now
by the blessing God through the patriotism Of our al
p,dent and the couisqe and devotion vi army aud
navy, 30 nearly brought TO termination. =,
Rcolred That this be dpped In mourning and nat
the members Of this Board Grape the e,t arm fo
thirty DAYS In token Of grief for national berease
meni and further that close oar Offices aud abstain en
ey the Transaction Of business, on the DAY set apart
the obseqgies " cur lamen,ed Chief Magistrate
The frmress in Government securities was a
subject Of general remark and congretulation to-
day. The people Of the North have been moro
closely united by the National calamity, apd adj
Id.ional assurance is felt that tho Government is
secure from any shock. President Johnson's IN
augural remarks have had great effect in restoring
confidence and the National securities ihave passed
Through to crisis with scarcely vibration, and
are stronger than before.
Tho Custom-House has suspended business, ex-
'cept for TIE entering of clearaIces.
The Petroleum Boards have suspended their reg
ular sessions until after the day of tho Presidents
funeral.
Exchange Is dull and quotations nominal. Lead
ling bills arc held at 1891 but 10 large sales could
he made at the rate.
Vreehts are exceedingly dull, and rates are
'entirely nominal We hear Of no engagements.
The business of the Sub-Trcasury was: Receipts,
's9 6i5,s5S 74-for Customs, s3i5,OOoi Payments,
's3 "a 2G9 O6-on account Of Loan, s325,Oooi Bal
lance, s33,T4,os7 Al.
Money is more abundant than ever, and has been
Offered TO brokers as low as per cent The
general rate is sac per cent, With three dollars
offering whore only one can be used. In com
'mercial paper no change.
The following are the comparative figures OF the
Newly ORR City Banks: