New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-26

The Emora's news had less influence upon tfs'
Stick marx than was anticipated bu, X was rslns
one throughout and, people, LATER ID 'he Gay IL
res.sd tho .ems of intelligence more thoroughly, Inc
,r,rle, became buoyant. and az last quite excited.
v.vyo,k Central was the s.ronges. and mos: active
NJ bs n arc securtes-sdvancing TO 50 q: frt sales,
sn5 closing finn q. So. Reading in demand but
After the 6rst buyers were supplied prices were
,hsde lower though firm at the reduction. Ere went
Nm n oil but was not sustained az opening prices IL
hnois Central advanced to s5!, but went oacA asa.n
e5. Galena was firm al an Improvement OF t. ROCK
Island had no especial activity and closed rather heaVy
At the Second Board movements became more deci
dedly active, and for some descriptions the market wac
even rampant Erie was dealt in 10 very large eA-
tent and went up to -. Reading went at o. ana al
the lots were taken OF that quotation which could oe
secured. New.York Central was scarce at further
advance and Illinois Central was in demand a. 3D.
The Bond transactions at both Boards were very arg
Mssouris wen. up to S. with sales OF sll9coi IN the
morning. Tennessees, North Carolinas and Virgnias
were also in request at an Improvement. Mlcn'gan
Central new loan bonds advanced 70 "a, and were
scarce at the quotation La Crosse land grants were
very active and show an advance of v cent during
the day. as compared with Saturday, prices, closing
at 30 in the afternoon. Some Of the shorts have been
buying quietly during the day to large extent, and 1t
is apparent that the bulls have decidedly the advant
age for the time The closing prices in the street were
Erie 81, a -; Central s0i asl; Reading 81 d57.;
Rock Island 6sl G6si; Southern 20 920i; Toledo
Hi941I; Galena "a; Missouri s. dS!.
The Exchange market IL fairly active, and rates are
well sustained with no pressure the market of bills
The supply of commercial signatures is limited Bank
bills are 1921 1904, and leading City drawers ask
IG9I no. Francs are scarce and higher 5.lsl 5.l2.
Freights are less active. To Liverpool 1900 bbs.
Flour were taken at Is 10ld. D.; LOCO bush Grain,
in bags at SID. 30 bales Sea Island Cotton at Id 700
boxes Bacon at 20s 300 bbls Rosin private terms.
To London. 900 bbs Oil Cake at pa. Cd; 100 bbs.
Flour at 2s 3D. 10 casks Of Rice at 25s. To SAP Fran
cisco, COO tuns Coal at sll.
The business of the SubTreasury was: Receipts,
$llO375 I2-from Customs, SAC, 600; Payments s25,-
2l6 50; Balance, s3,05s 99S 81.
S. Diapers regular daily auction sale OF bonds and
stocks will take place tomorrow Tuesday, at Ia
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Albert II. Ncolay's regular daily auction sale OF
stocks and bonds will take place tomorrow Tues
day. at l2l clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The business of the Clearing House to-day was
The Bank Statement shows further increase OF the
specie lne notwithstanding the shipment OF some
Al go 900 during the week and the deposit in the Sub
Treasury by banks of $780, 900 for the new notes. The
drain of the present week will be light and during the
latter part of il our bank vaults will be reinforced oy
another arrival from California The banks VIII PROV
.blv hold ON Monday next over thirty-two millions,
although the average may not show it. The continued
increase of the aggregate of the reserve proves that the
interior is still paying up fairly its indebtedness to the
Atlantic cities. The expansion of loans is more
marked than has been any week since the panic, the
increase being sixteen hundred thousand dollars
We trust this is indication of healthy revival OF
business, of which however we see but little evidence
elsewhere. The line is now high it in the
early part Of October before the suspension, when the
specie line was about eleven millions and hall. In
deposits there expansion growing naturally out OF
the enlargement of loans. The comparison with last
week is as follows: