New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07
FRIDAY, Jan. 6-P. NJ.

The improved feeling in the Stock market noticed
yesterday fully sustained to day, and met with but
tile resistance from the bears who have undoubtedly
covered within day or two a considerable amount OF
their shorts. The low point toached by many stocks
bias also brought in considerable amount Of orders
from outside operators, who look for some reaction
after 70 long continuance Of downward market.
The measurable relief in the Money market, and the
prospect of further letup, has also had favorable
influence by enabling holders Of stocks as well as new
buyers 10 carry essh stock with considerably less
difficulty than earlier in the week. II will be noticed
that the amount of cash Central thrown the market
to-day was comparatively moderate. The orders for
buyers options were quite large, and many of them
could not be executed while the disposition to put out
,eller options was much lees prominent than during
the week past. The movement in Central wa
very strong with little reaction.
opened at 49, and advanced steadily, with
sn animated market to 73a, and after the regular
session to a. In the afternoon it touched 74s, closing,
offered, at that. After Galena reached the mar
ket lost some Of its elasticity in consequence of the
heaviness of this stock under the disappointment in
regard to the traffic of the fourth week of December
but the market afterward recovered from the
check Galena opened at 60, aud fell off to 62l.
a per cent dividend in February. Rock Island
was in large demand, especially buyers options,
and advanced to 60 from Gil and aerward in closing
transactions to 62a After the Second Board 62l was
bid. Illinois Central was stronger, under favor
able advices from London and advanced TO 5Sl bid,
with good demand. The transactions in Western
shares were not important excepting in Galena and
Rock Isand Pacific Mail continues steady, but Pan
-, Al II nI anIA
ss high as I274 At the Second Board there
fair amount of business transacted, with q fur
Their improvement. Hudson River was 42l.
Galena recovered a portion of the decline of
the morning, selling at 63l and Rock Island
62i. Toledo was firm at 20 The appearance
of the market was that the lowest points had been
touched for the present and moderate reaction COM
nieneed. In the Bond market there was very little
done, ard the business was well distributed. Prices
were without much change, but the Erie issues
heavy. The closing prices were: Virginia &c, 9OIs
9Oa, Missouri S. 79S79l; Canton Company, 1919
IL; Cumberland Coal l3i OBJ; Pacific Mail, 75Is
49, New.Yort Central Railroad, 7il s74ii Erie Rail
rOad, st ssl; Hudson River Railroad, AZ. s42I Hsr-
len Railroad, $685.; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 33l
81; Reading Railroad, 42o42l; Michigan Central
Railroad 37iS37s Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad, 6ia6i; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Guaranteed, 16ioT; Panama Rail
road. III 0I27l; Illinois Central Railroad, aoi COST
Galena and Chicago Railroad, 63i S63ii Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad 2O02Cli Chicago and Rock Isl-
and Railroad. ca 0t3; illinois Central 7s, S60S6l.
Tie business in Foreign bills is light, and rates are
heavy. There is but little demand from importers,
~ lie barl are free drawers Sterling is lOS l09.
france, 81. s95.I7l.
Freigbls-To Liverpool, 100 tuns Oil Cake at 2Os;
600 tails Logwood at l9s. To London 100 ties. India
btef at % Cd; 400 bbls Pork at 3s. Sd. To Genoa,
er steamer, $50 tuns Logwood private terms. The
Zip Michael Angelo, TO New-Orleans, on private
trn,. vessel OF 600 bbls capacity to St. Domingo
end btck for Sl050.
: Tie business of the Sub-Treasury Receipts,
s34s o35 ss-for Customs, 1922 900; Payments, $780,,
&c 20; Balance 81 $40 80. The receipts for Gus
teus, il will re seen, are large. 50
Tie refepis of the New-York and New-Haven Rail-