New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-13
4s,e4si. La Crosse, with . fair degree OF seaxsy'
dropped 20 n, but wss f1mer before the s'}ooineh'

l3i oiJ,. Ia Crosse with . fair degfee OF s0H~'y'
drouped 20 H. but vss frmer before the sd)oummen-
Cumberland broke down 10 213-the Clique wihdrs"-
ing support. either for the purpose OF dfswhg ou'
,,ock or IN consequence of partial reahzahon-tbe
impres.op il general however that the decnhe Is mol
likely Tn continue Panama fell of 1909, but was 70
,.oue.t g. The ouo.a.;on. Michigan Central sold IN
small lots at e5 but was offered freely a. the quo'auoo
and cloaed heavy. Illinois Central had 10 especia &C.
tivity, and was not essentially different u quo'aaon'
from The mmke. Of yesterday. Poetic Mail Steamship
Cornanv underwent a further decline, aud was m
active.
Between the Boards Stocks had @ rallyng, Thich
was partially sustained a: the afternoon session. a.
though heavy decline took place IN CumoerIanu,
which was the leading Stock-saes reaching ~,'-'
shares. and running down to l9 in registered transac
tons and TO ls in private sales. Ere was very strong
and aimed an advancing tendency up to the close
touching q a. the Board and selling Up to q in the
street. Galena was irner but unchanged from the
morning prices. Rock Island improved again ana
was steady.
The operations Of the day have been interesting in
speculative point of view, developing as they do,
substretum Of strength and resistance 70 the natural
reactions of the market quite astonishing wnen we
look back upon the great prostracn and heaviness OF
few months since. Il is worthy Of notice too, that
some of the most desperate-lookng concerns OF thst
time amongthe stpopular and active STOCKS
Of the present-he fancy running with apparently re-
sistess force in Erie, Cumberland Harlem, &C., which
were then pronounced by majority Of those who IN
yestgated matters az worthless, but which now seem
10 be especially attractive al double and treble the
prices then ruling. The change which an easy money
market works in the opinions OF the people sceanly
astonishing and the facility with which we are enabled
to restore bankrupt and almost hopeless concerns TO
comparative credit and prominence is equally wonder
| full Closing prices in the street were, for New-fork
Central s3I bid; Erie, IS; Reading, 5Ol Rock leland
| Isl; Cumberland l9t, &c.
| The foreign Exchange market continues quiet and
rates are heavy The supply OF Southern bills in
creasing and the receipts from this source 1t is be-
heved, will materially check the shipments of specie
Freights are firm. To Liverpool: 1000 bbs. Flour
at Is IOd. a Is. lOid. 10000 BUSH Grain per British
vessel at about iId; 100 bales Cotton At 5-d 800
boxes Bacon at &c., per steamer; 100 ties. Beef per
steamer at 6s 100 bbs. Rosin, per steamer, at ls
| 3D.. 20 t,lns Cloverseed at 4Os per steamer. To
London: IS tuns Bone Black at 22s Cd; 200 ties.
Beef at Is. I'd. 500 boxes Cheese at 3Os To Glas-
gov; 700 bbls. Flour at %. Cd. brig of $50 tuns,
from Darien Georgia. to Nantes with lumber at s2l
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
Sill 500 3s-from Customs, $1,000; Payments,
$35,99l &c; Balance, %, 377 1874 "a.
The following is a comparative statement ofth I'M
ports of Foreign Dry Goods at New.York for the week