New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-15
FRIDAY, Jan. l4-P. ",

Erie was quite heavy, both stocks falling of to
cent from Yesterdays prices; but after the Western
shares were reached the calls there was an evident
improvement in the feeling, and the tone was more
chez rful and for stocks even quite buoysnt,
though not positively active. There were no sales Of
New.Ymk Central Of any magnitude until the second
call, when fresh demand appeared TO spring up for
the stock, and the quotations run up to Soi, at
which il closed firm. Erie went down to l5., and
ut the Second Board was sold down TO To-
Tho only reason given for the decline is
ihe decrease Of business reported thus far in January
Reading went down to 52i, at which quotation the
stock closed in the afternoon, without much activity
The Westsrn roeds not largely dealt 10, but IN
nearly every instance improved at the close on opening
quotation. Michigan Central sold at 52I, and was
very firm. We have official assurance that the Great
Western and this Company have never been on better
terms than at present. and this efectualy disposes OF
the "grest qusuel" ostentsiously announced in a
Westen paper, and copied for the New York market
Michigan Southern old and Preferred shares advanced
fraction, and firmly held through the day The
first weeks earnings Of this road in January
are but 1900 behind the figures OF last year.
Gslena held it's own, notwithstanding the report
of email earnings in the first week of January.
At the Second Board the dealings more spirited,
anl + lie were higher than in the morning. Hudson
was buoyant, closing at $50 bid. Harlem Preferred
vert ND 10 38l, and was in demand. New York Cen.
us sd at SC, and closed at s6i bid Rock Island and
(sslena adyar cei kaf y cent each. 10 Bonds there
was large business transacted. For State Stocks,
tbe variations from yesterday were slight, bat in one
or two instances there was small decline. We notice
sales Of $4,000 Brooklyn Is at 1904. There is a
steady demand for the Avenue Railways, and
the tendency Of prices continues favorable.
For Second Avenue, 1917 was bid, ex-divdendi for
Third Avenue 1913; Sixth Avenue, l22i Brooklyn
Civ ia There were no sales Of Cumberland during
Che day but the bids up to p, and the Stock was
NOT offered freely After the adjournment the tone OF
the whole market very strong, and the disposition
to buy quite general. The sales Of NewYork Central
not on the registered list about geo shares at So
Some of the purchasers fad to be on Albany &C.
ooup. The closing prices were: For Missouri 6s, s6i
as6i; Virginia 6s, 96l 996i; Canton Company, 20 a
DOL; Cumberland Coal Company, 2li G22l New-fork
Central, SCI 1851; Erie. l56l5ti Harlem, l31 1871;
Hudson River, 35i a35l; Reading, 500 52ti Michi-
gan Central 500 a52j; Michigan Southern and North
em Indiana, 2la2lt; Preferred, 4si 9is.; Panama,
II62aIl7i Illinois Central, 60 a70; Galena and Chi
cage 72a72i; Cleveland and Toledo S2i 32s; Chics-
70 and Rock Island, Coz s60 Illinois Central bonds,
seSs9i; Pacific Mail, 9li a9ll.
There is change in foreign bills, and the business
for the steamer to- morrow hs, been light. Sterling is
l0sl9lO9l. Francs 5.a0a5i5.
Treights to Liverpool: 100 ties. Beef at 3s. Cd. 20
boxes Bacon at 7s Cd To London: 90 boxes Bacon
ct 25s. 10 Bremen: 40 bales Tobacco at 7oc bark
ftexa Somhrona TO Great Britain with Guano al S..
vessa ID 100 tuns to Porto Rico and back at lOc. for
Sugar and 81 for Molasses. A vessel from Jackson
xx,lla IN New Yart with Elooring Boards ~ A
schosoer Of l22 tuns to POrtsu Plate aud back, and
vss,el Of 900 bb capacity to north side of Cuba and
back, On private terms.
The following Is to-dsys business at the SubTreas-
my: Receipts, siss 1851 50; Payments, teO9, $40 26
Balance, $i377 1863 So. The receipts for duties, it
viii be SEEN continue large.
The earnings Of the Galeus and Chicago Union
Railroad Company for the first week in Jsnusy are:
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Passengers ..............s.....'......... 1lsl 60
Total. .......siSsSi y
Tie first weeks earnings on the Michigan Southern
Road are only 1000 behind the same week Of last
year. The Erie lie said 20 be behind thus far in jan
nary about $4,000.
The earnings of the Central Railroad Company of
New-Jersey were;
For the north Of December iS5s......s79sle 90
For The same month last ysar...."..,. s@Ts %
Inc,.,s 81 40 cant slsssW
n receipts being larger than those Of any previous month.
ave annex a comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at New-York for the week end
ing Ian. j;
rer hs Web lS55 1858, 1859.
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