New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-23


There was n strong and generally improving market
to-day, and prices fer most Of the leading Bonds anu
Shares are better. There was, however no especial
activity in any particular Stock al the First Board the
market giving evidence of strength and recovery
from its recent slight depression than OF speculative
excitement. New-Yolk Central was firm with mode
rate sales Erie advanced to 2Os and was in fair de-
mand. Reading sold up TO 56l and was one OF the
seadest Stocks on the list. Rock Island took an up
ward turn under the influence of outside orders, aud
was in request al 6S before the adjournment. limos
Central advanced in small sales Cumberland dropped
Of little the operating parties apparently being DE-
posed TO allow quotations to drOop temporarily, though
evidently not through with the speculation yet. Al
the Second Board there was still advancing market
and increasing vigorin the movements Cumberland
was leading Stock and closed very firm, the party
taking 300 Shares on sellers options. Ere was
active and went up 70 II. Rock Island ad-
vanced to 6si, with sales also not registered
at 90. La Crosse advanced TO l2s. The
market wears cheerful appearance throughout
ard s in Just that state TO be avoraby impressed and
perhaps excited by any favorable items of intelligence
OF character likely 70 exercise influence upon stock
operations. The arrival of steamer from Europe
with good news, would, for example, probably have
upon the receipt Of news of the most encouraging
character The closing prices were, Erie 2o5 al;
Reading. 56g j6l Central 79l 6793; Rock Island
6si co. Galena, 72l; Toledo, 4ls aill; Missouri 6s
81 a ST. &C.; Pacific Steamship Company, is heavy.
The opposition before alluded to as to be pat on con-
ssts of the steamers Texas and Tennessee the At
anc and the Sierra Nevada, Queen of the Pacific and
Orizaba on the Pacific. The first steamer will start
IL Oh orob on1t nj
two trips the boats will only run TO San Juan forming
the new Nicaragua transit route The business con-
tnues large in bonds at advancing prices. Theamount
Of orders from outsiders is not large, but the COM
mission brokers anticipate an increased movement
from the public, as the season advances, and money
continues to accumulate and seek employment.
There being no foreign steamer tomorrow, the EX-
change market is without movement.
Freights are firm; the extreme rates asked prevent
shipments of Flour. To Liverpool, the engagements
are 80 bbls. Flour at 2s.; 1000 bushels Corn at
SD: Cotton at 3-I6d 80 tuns Fusc at AS, and go
do at lJs $50 boxes Bacon at 20s.; 100 cs Beef at
S. 3D.; 300 bbls Rosn at Is. Cd. To London, 30
tcs Beef at 5s; 80 boxes Bacon at 20s.; 1850 bbs.
Flour at o. Cd; 90 hhds Tobacco at 2js; l2O hhds
Melada at 2js, and 300 hhds. Molasses at the same
rate. To Glasgow, 800 bbls. Flour at 2s 81. To Rot
terdam, $50 bbls. Honey, &C., at 3lc. = gallon. A
vessel TO London with 500 bbs. Oil Cake at 2Os., and
go tuns Fustic at 1Ss. vessel to London OF 1000
bbls capacity with Naval Stores at 2s. I'd. vessel
with 8, 600 bbls Flour to London at 2s. 81.
The business of the Sub-Treasury Receipts,
sljl .Oj3. from Customs $4,000; Payments, sl7?,-
1913 IS; Balance, s2,929,76j 81.
We annex comparative statement of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods OF NewYork for the week and
since JAN ]: