New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-11
Cotton was buOyant and Breadstuffs had an imprOy

Tie DAILY Noes of SATURDAY., Jan &c, says:

ing appearance.
The Daily Necs of Saturday Jan &c, says:
"The funds to-day have experienced an unfavor-
able reaction of per cent After 80 marked rise az
that lately witnessed partial relapse is not surprising
"The chief depressing influence, however appears
10 rest with the continued sales on Government ac
count The Bank of England having made large ad.
vances TO Government sells stock for the latter, and
thus draws back the notes Issued IL payment Of the
dividend.
lowing to the demand for money against these
sales, and to meet tO-day's final nstallment on the
Turkish loan, the Money market in the Stock Ex-
change rather stringent and lenders could easily
obtain SIX per cent upon Government securities Dat
of doors, however, there tghtness. Il is pre-
sumed that little, if any, of the gold the Champion
of the Seas will be retained here.
The Coin and Bullion and the Reservoir Notes IN
the returns of the Bank of England show in each
small increase. The addition to the Treasury de-
posts is explained by the increase in the Government
Securities held by the Bank.
"The Directors lave evidently made fresh advances
to the Chancellor Of the Exchequer. The further de-
crease of more than half million in the private secu-
rites Is a satisfactory ieatue-indicatlng dminutiOn
of the pressure for money in commercial circles. The
Railway Share market to-day participated in the re-
action Of Cousols."
Tie London Times OF Saturday, Jan. &c, SAYS:
1.-THE English funds have shown diminished buoy
ancy to-day, and have closed at reaction of one half
percent The principal cause of the heaUneSs seemed
to consist in an ncre ased demand for money co:se-
broker, and the payment OF the final nsianent the
Turkish loan.
few days back, advances in Stocks for short Pc
rlocs could be readily obtained at per cent, and
this afternoon they were in great demand at per cent
Lower prices from France likewise contributed 10 the
prevailing heaviness.
There was still a complete absence OF political
news, and the feeling with regard To the prospects Of
peace does Lot appear TO have Uud any change
In wel-niormcd quarters IN impression Is gaining
ground mat the approaching conferences viii be held
IN Pans.
As tie accounts from the Bank Of France are IN.
dersoOd to Lave been lately OF more favorable char
acter, II Is thought that portion of the gold by the
Champion u tie Seas wiz be taken 10 the Bank of
England"
The Times Of the cath saws:
The announcement that orders have been transmit
ted from 81. Petersburg to the Russian army to s.-
pend hOstihties in the Cr.mea gave a new stimulus
this morning TO the expectations Of speedy arrange
meIt OF the final conditions Of peace aud Consols
opened at an Improvement Of ! = cent. which was
followed ~ the close OF the day by further deci led
advance. The frs transactions for money were az 30
e. 9Ot whence they went 20 90l. Alter some minor
tsc;uat!ors slight reaction took place and the ast
official laIg<ins were al 90b TO gOl for money and
SO 10 90 for the account. lnfe genee Subsequently
arrived Q; hEm quotations on the Pans Bo1rse. and
upon It's being ultimately stated that the ENGLISH and
tItrch Cabinets have arrived 10 q couDlefe a-ree-
ment as To the mole in which the approaching uego-
ilatons are 10 be i1ied on large speculative puf-
cbases Effected nod the latest prices we. 9 10
s0t for money and e0s 70 s0 for the 7h OF February
Some anxiety continues be felt lest the eagerness
tor peace al Pars should exert preudical influence;
but IL ss j. s0upterae!ed b he ssTtsiEy ths; 10