New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-30
Ties. .,oci. there has been good demand on fOresu

these stoke there mas peen o Sooa ue'AN va 's
account.
Tie business in Bonds has not been up to the sSSre
gate of several days previous, bot prices are
very firm. The mot active nj was ia inc Ii
Crosse Land Grant BOGds, which, beginning 81 20 ran
up TO 40. and after in the street Ia %, ana nnAy
sod at l9 in the afternoon. This sudden I'M
provement i attributable 10 the definite ADJUST
m.nt of the Injunction difficulty, arrangement
having been completed for It's removal Ias' s'' anu
the papers having been signed. The money Tor tae
February coupons IS already provided, and tIey WILL
be paid on Mordsy. The Company have entered mo
engagements which limit the issue OF Laod 1fant
bonds to $4,000 which viii constitute first mort
gage on lO4 miles OF road, soon as the INK oil ~
miles TO Lacrosse is added, and on 3JOGO seres OF
land. The means 10 build this remaining portion VIII
b. provided. il s stated, with the 81 5oOoe0 Land
Grant bonds not yet issued. Illinois Central Bonds
were next in paint Of activity and were steady at vi
ae5. Mis.ouri's were firm at 81, in the ;fternoon.
Reading bonds new Loan were in demand at'V
The abundance ofrnorey which becomes more ani
more manifest renders the movements for rise a.,
most irresistible, and even the most determined ana
courageous ofthe opposing interest have been ooussu
to give way TO the current. A panic oe'a'on'ny
ensues. ss the market becomes over sinula'ed' hH
these reactions are of but short duration. The closing
price, in the Street were, Erie, 22l; Central, ~
Reading Sc; Rock Island, 67 Galena, 20; southern
lsI: Toledo, -; showing very buoyant market.
There being no steamer tomorrow, there Is noting
Of importance doing in Exchange. The supply OF
bills is accommodating, but rates are unchanged.
Sterling, 1851 10! with some leading drawers asking
10. Francs 5lSi d5.i2l.!
Freights are still unchanged. To Lverpoo.-isVo
bbs Flour at IL. l0,d Is Id, 400 bales Cotton al
3-l6d, 100 boxes Bacon at 2s go ties. Beef at 4s,
900 bbls. Pork at -. 3d. 500 bbs. ROsin at g. Lo
Lcndor-,OO bbls. Rosin at -. 3D. so boxes Tobacco
M "a Cd. To Glasgow-j00 bbls. Flour -. 3D. tOOO
bush Grain at about 3D. schooner of $50 bbls. ca
pacity 10 st. Domingo and back, for si,o5o port
charges paid. The ship Francis p. Sage, to We'll
bourne at els a.. y tun. schooner OF III tuns 70
Porto Rico and back for three voyages at zoe. T. est
for Sugsr and 50 y HID. for MOlasses. Another OF
20 tuns from New.Haven to Porto Rico and back OF
4Oc for Sugar and 81 for Moasses 4 schooner Of
LOCO bbs. capacity TO Nassau at 60c. y b'l.
The business of the Sub-Treasury Receipts,
4220.99 81 - from Customs, sl6l ,oO0i Payments,
&224j3 81; Balance, 1891 oc2 q.
Albert II. Nicolays regular dsily au@ion sale Of
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow tsa-;rdcy
at ia O'Clock, a; the Merchants Exchange
Adrian II. Muller will hold his regular sale OF stocks
and bonds tomorrow Saturday at 2 CLOCK, at the
Merchants Exchange.
S. Diapers regular daily auction sale of bonds Dad
rtocks will take place tomorrow Saturday, at i%i
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods at New-York for tae WeeA and