New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-28
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 27-P. ".


Stocks were very strong to-day, with fair degree
of activity in leading descriptions. In Bonds, which
still claim prominence in the operations, the movement
was large but quite irregular. Mssours were
steady and at the First Board sold at S. but transac-
tons not up to the average daily sales. Illinois
Centrals were active at sliding scale of prices OPEN
ing at sc, but bringing up at 95 with IN over supply
at IL quotetion. Michigan Central New Loans were
firm at 81. The most decided change was in La
Crosse Land Grants, which broke down to 43, and
were very heavy. This sudden depression in
consequence of appHhended trouble in removing
the Injunction from the Land Grant issue, which
it was supposed had been definitely arranged but
which now threatens to interrupt the payment
of coupons and the completion Of the work.
In shares the transactions at the First Board were
largest in Reading, which, after touching 81, was
strongly rallied by leading operator, and was in de-
mand at 579 before the adjournment. New-York
Central was very firm, and had an upward tendency
Erie, upon the strength Of larger earnings, quite
firm at 2li. Illinois Central sold down to "a at the
first call, but was up again to IS before
the close. Rock Island vibrated between 66i
and g., but was much firmer than yesterday Gaena
was in demand at 74s, with but moderate sales 1t
is stated that these two roads, in common with others
Gently reported, and probably gain upon the net
amount Of earnings in January 1857. Michigan South
em and Toledowere both comparatively dull and the
former Y cent lower. Cumberland Coal hangs at
about 49, the clique holding back though evidently not
through with the movement but DESTROYS OF getting the
street short
At the Second Board, the market was still better,
and some of the leading stocks quite buoyant. New.
York Central went up to sls, Rock Island to of ana
Erie was in demand at 81 a22. Missouri Bonds were
active at unchanged quotations, but iinols Cen'ral
fell of to o.. La Crosse Land Grants underwent
further decline Of | = cent, and were many oneie'
after the adjournment at 49, The STOCK, however, was
fraction better after selling down to lOt closing
lC bid The latest prices in the street were ior hcSn
ing, 81 bid Ere, OF; New-fork CehiaI, 'is; ROCK
Island 81; Galeps, 7ii Toledo 4I.' &c there
was not much excitement in movements al enher seq
sion Of the Board but with few exceptions there was
appearance Of steadiness quo sens'n III inc great
bulk of the stocks dealt In.
There was no business DONG IN rOreign Exchange
TO-DAY. but rates were well sustained
Fr.;ch,s are more active, but without change in
rates To Liverpool: 2,4OO bbs. Flour Of L.. lld.S
L. lid; eco bush. Grain at Id; 600 bales Cotton
at g led. 500 boxes Bacon at 2Os. $50 boxes Cheese
at &C.,; $50 bbls. Crude TurpeDtne at %. To Lon.
dop: 500 bbs. RosiD at 2s. 3D. GO ties. Pork Mddles
at 5e 50 carks do at 7s.; 10000 h Tobacco at l8d
y 100 b. Is ties. Pork at 6s; 500 boxes Cheese at
35s. Us bales Bacon at 25s; 20 bbls. Lard at 25s
To Rotterdam; IS bis. Ashes at 25s. The ship
Francis =. Sage to Australia, on private terms.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury wss Recepss
&l67 GO 23--fom Customs "a 600; Payments,
1857 eo Balance, $3.O65,2s4 "a
TIE steamer from Bc-ton, to-day, took tSlo,ao u