New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-06
WEDyEsDAI April 5P. "

WEDSEsDAb April o-P. -
Gold opened at 10 md sold up 20 l54l, under
forced buying 10 deliver. and report that the
Government was to have a cotton sale "payable III
goid."a The less people depend upon tho Govern
nent "to bull gold" the smaller will be theirosses
The Treasury has no interest in rctarding the de-
cline which is inevitable The May coupons, equal
to 81 ,s96, 81 weight dreaded by buyers. xviii
be followed in July by $970,o74, making totaa oil
% &C., iji to be restored TO THE uses Of commerce
within ninety days. The closing rate was 1877, and
the extremes Of the Cay lisdi5ii.
Government stocks are strong at higher rates for
an dissertations. Tho closing prices are, 1919 for
old 5os and 92I e921 for l0iOs, and 1914 0r GO 81
1881. Railway shares were ell strong st the firs'
Board and after the call were il larger demand al
much higher rates. Erie sold as high as 6i};
Southern at IS, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh at
GJ. At tho pubic call these rates were not sus-
tanned. the rapid advance tempting large sales to
realize. Al the Second Board the marKet was
strong, and full prices paid.
The most popular stocks Of the day were Cieve-
land and Pittsburgh, Erie, Michigan Southern
common, and Northwestern stocks. The latter
rose TO So for tho Preferred, and was picked up in
large lots.
large trade has been done in oil kinds Of gold
bearing Government stocks for Europe and to in
yes,inx psr,ies They are becoming scarce, and
no large orders could be filed at quotations.
At4p. In. the share market was strong al III"
80 for Ncw-York Centrali 6lla6li for Erie; @s@
80 for Hudson River IoOolooI for Reading; COLO
COL fox Michigan Southern. -
- al hat
for flrst-class mercantile bills. Upon can the rnte
ia SAL and very abundant; some houses refusing
10 take balances as low as y cent. rrrt
The business of the Sub.Treasury was: Receipts
ss. s6s, 1871 5l-for Customs, 900; Payments
AZ 70, $50 O6--on account Of Loan, $3.50 900; Bal
auce, So ,626,775 Of. .-. rs .
Freights are dull. The engagements to Liver
pool per steamer are 300 ties. Lard ct rs. 3D.; ~
boxes Bacon at los.i llo bales Cotton OF ID; aoo
tcs Beef on private terms, and GU ties. Bacon and
Lard at lOs. TO Hamburg, 10000 Slaves ct ~
A schooner vas chartsredst Fortress Monroe with
Hay at 81. f 9t fC }w .l
There ia disposition to prepare fur peace
BIZ purchasing stocks Of all kinds. The month OF
March, 80 disastrous to railway property In Wall
st has not been felt very seriously upon tho line Of
the roads, and those who have bought at the recent
fall have come into possession Of property which,
peace will not damage, but must largely increase in
value. The natural Business Of the country must
be done, commodities be jnterebanged and people
trsvel in spite Of peace which las beenmsdc certS
The North 10 not exhausted. The South wants
evort1hing,p and has still the confidence Of the
commercial world 10 On extent which viii put the
wheels Of commerce in active motionin an incredi.
bly, short tine. Those who suppose tho c9VptIy is
to experience On extended commercial paralys: |,
upon tho cessation Of lighting will soon see their
suor,, An army Of SPECTATORS in debt will be
stranded by tho restoration Of the currency but the
great mass Of the people will reap ss largo pron''
from their industry as the past has given them.
Exchange is dull and in moderate demaha'
Dankers Sterling, 60 days, ioeSlosti Bank
,rs Sterling, days, lloI' Merchants Sterling,
IO7i 1881; Francs, ai5sai9l. AaF ..a G /
Tho following shows the exports terclustvs Of
rece) from New.York to foreign ports for ths week
aaHing Aptil 3. and .nc' the beginning Of the
W. a. why sSiH.s;s sassssis es9soa1llss
J. sN fep6rted.."' sl.d6a3io SS,gosa1 n' U'''''
rc. J.n,.ryi 81, 1918 siaa3a,s7a s's.sss0S4
The following table shows tho movement OF |
IL.