New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-12
TUESDAY. Jan. LIP. ".

TUESDAY, Jan. LIP "
There was rather a quiet Stock market to-
day without important chaRgein quotations, but gen
eTaI downward tendency In prices. There "a stiii
seh Of the speculative feeling which, s needed % make
an setve Board. At the Second Board the mrke;
opened duh, but was frmer at the close, with more
disposition 10 buy There appeared to be disposition
h. throw Reading In the market, and the quotations
fell of to &C. Erie alec rather plenty and declined
I y cent Long Island was duh. Stonington and Nor.
witch continues neglected The Coal stocks were heavy
excepting Parker Vein, for which % was bd regular,
an Improvement Of q q cent II sold a, -, buyer
sxty The street s believed 10 be quite hor, Of this
s.ock while Cash Stock s very scarce. Cumberland
fell OF to 60. Ph@nx 3jl Nicaragua was firm
n the close at 36l Morris 2O! The Central line OF
Roads continue to be large demand and quotations
are buoysnt Rochester and syracuse sold Al 1885, I'd
ca and schenectady l55 and the other Roads equally
high Tie Premium Stocks were generally in good
demand and firm. For Sixth Avenue, l07i wac bid, di
yIdend Of The and siocks were firmly held with but
few transactions Bonds were in good dmand and firm
The sales were slC0OoO or SljQ00O including $4,000
or seoO00 Erie Bonds public aud private sale At fall
price,
The market for Exchange continues TO
Sroop and leading Sterling In, bees cold to-day at 9,
"a Large transactions have taken place a. rates not
made public The range is q az! for good to bankers
signatures. The supply h considerable. France are
sl516i3i
In Freights there is not much doing, and
rates are lower. To Liverpool, Cotton Sl6d a.
100 bbls Flour 3 $4,000 bueh. Wheat s9lO,d
To London we hear of engagements.
The rates for Money are tending downward.
Loans hsyebeen made to-day at 81 y Ct ON call and
the large stock houses have declined loans a, anything
over "a v cent Most Of the loans, however, by the
stock houses arc made st v cent First class paper
10 stll In moderate supply aud Is donesf 6d7 y Ct
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury are
sl7Sis3 paid s27,524 balance 60 iil,e57
The Columbus and Xenia Railroad Company
has declared dividend of y cent out Of the earn.
nss Of the five months ending with let Dec last The
ssua dividend days have heretofore been LIT July and
LET January Of each yer but for the purpose Of making
dividends at the time with the Little Miami Road
with which Road they in connection, this change
has been made Hereafter tho regular dividend days
will be let June and Let Dec An order Of the Board
Of Directors was passed directing books Of transfer TO
be opened In New-Yerk The New Jersey Railroad
and Transportation Company have declared semi
annual dividend OF Y cent the full stock and
81 y share ON the scrp stock The Long Island In
suranee Company has declared asem dividend OF
o. y share payable Gu demand, The Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Company have declared cash diyi'
dend Of y cent out Of the proats Of the six months
ending Jan. l. The Connecticut River Banking Com
pany have declared a semi annual dividend OF 4 y
cent, The Exchange Bank OF Hartford, semi annual
dvidepd Of y cent, The CITY Bank OF Hartford
her 6rst dividend Of y cent ,iddleiown Bank,
a dividend Of Is % a share IRON their sur
plus Middlcsex County Bank, Middetown, semi
u 4s.v.l - Il - Wafar laurN
semi. annual dividend OF v cent Bridgeport Bank
q ,emisnnual dividend Of 5 y cent Connecticut
Rsns, Bridgeport q cent Fsrnners' Bank Bridge
tort. y cent Pequonnoek Bank, hrst dividend Of
y cent, Southpor, Bank. semiGunuL dividend Of
~ cent Woodbury. Bsnk, first dividend Of y cent.
Stone Dressing Company OF New Haven, dividend OF
J y cent The Connecticut Fire Insurance Company
oi Hartford semisnnnAl dividend Of y cent
We have the report Of the SiXth-sv Rail
read Company, but ind nothing Of importance in
which was not laid before our readers week or TWO
ago,
There has been considerable increase in the
inquiry fur Dry 60 this week especially in Woolen
Goods and in CON siSples. The Woolen Joabers are
buying and selling freely and there IS brisk country
trade even Tor spring Goods There hss becn no i0:sa
cessation Of business al the usually dull while
prices are timer than ever. The stocks Of Woolen
Moods are exceedingly hsht especaly OF spring styles
The scsntiness of the supTly Of Domestic Woolens,
especially Csths Is causing great senvy ia the sale OF
Yorkshire and German Cloths, which are selling 10
considerable extent Notwithstanding the large ina.
ports stoSks light relatively tie deaasai Cotton
hhrics Of al descriptions ART very srn sud some are
advancing. Heavy Brown Sheenys are firm with agooa
demand. Blcsched Goods are n no1ersse request a.
prices wei mNn,Sned TIE supple. are No, large
for the demand and s,cckSdo oct accumulate ~ usus
Drills are scarce eslcciany erownS the ses-ci.y Of
which eofnpels an iaeEvased eonsluE ton o. Brown
sheesngs. Prices s-s teadins upward BeseAed &,
Elees 9sS.c, All Browns 9saSe. Printing Cio.hs
in hight suck. The Providence Nils are fany
employed, AMI sell al they produce keaP.Rg the
stock low, wAsoh e forcing prices Up evssy wees.
The rsRge : BOW tron a, co.'s. fr.nts as IN Re
quest f0r early coGntry trade Il fan prices CloAs
CsssinaSres Doss&lns. sni SS,.aets are az moving
more hee,y 5, rising priess Fancy styles are iae
Seas, aSs.ve bs begin q ensSse s,tcton good and
fair assortment OF Eorclgn Goods provided ye,
stocks 40 &c; sVlesr il excess O. even faly eqasl q
very large demand loAhsrs are making early
Selections French and English py.ls are sex 81 sale
Ia, the principal GeKsad a ior Clo.As Preach Slks
arc held 81 higher ynses tvi TIE dtrsIs WI be e9sl