New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-25
THURSDAY, Jan. 2i-P. N.

The Stock Market was not active to-day, and with
occasional spasms Of recovery the reaction which COM
menced on Monday continues. The prominent opera
tors in the recent rise appear TO be indifferent to the
downward movement indicating that they are nearly
If not quite sold out aud some Of them show DISPOSE
ton 10 put out short line. There salient fea-
ture in the market to-day there being no startling pot-
zeal Developments but there was general hesitancy
on both sides The Commission houses had bu! few
orders to-day outside operators having "a usual been
frightened off by falling market. AT the close OF the
frr Session there was frmer feeling with some re-
CO, cry in prices Central, however, did not sympa.
tLize closng at 7s; Erie still suffers from the appre-
Lension that stock will come from the other side, Of
which however We sec no indications. The English
Directors who understand the position Of the road per-
fec.ly went home, after buying large amounts them
selves with reports that will induce further purchases
rather than saes. Harlem and Reading were heavy
and lower. The Western shares generally show de-
cline the principal bull support being devoted to Gaena
and Toledo Between the Boards the market was very
quiet, bu, quotations were firm 1T slight advance.
Tie was AN irregular market ut the Second Board with
snall amount Of transactions, and rather more dis
poriuon to put out short contracts which met
with bu. little success. Toward the close
the advces Of the nonsut in tho case Of the state
bic effect and that stock Sodupto79i; Galenamproyed
against the Central Road for back tolls had fayora'
TO 72I; Toledo 10 siI, Michigan Central 10 Sol; Hud
N River TO AL A. the close the market was steady.
nj the quotations below. State stocks have shown
marked decline under sales by parties who are appre-
henrive Of the return Of large amounts from Europe
for SALE North Carolina sold at 70 against 81 yester
day: Missouri 6s fell of TO g; Virginia 10 ISL;
n T.. D .ilroad nnrda have haeu
quiet to-day butarc firmly held. The II per cent Trea
sury notes sold a, 1921 Governments held firmly,
bu, without sales. The skies ls6! are 95 bid 1867, "a
lid; So 1874, % bid 1871 81 bid The closing quo
Ations were United States Be- II, 81 Tennessee State
lie, 7iIa75; Virginia State Gs 76l a76l; Missouri State
,s, Gaesii Canton County lidlil Cumberland
Coal,sid9; Pacific Mail, so,a9O Ncw-York Cen
al Railroad, 79a79l Erie Railroad, 5e3jl; Had
ron River Railroad iiqi; Harlem Railroad, l6l
aI6J; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 80! a38li Read
ing Railroad 45i si5l, Michigan Central Railroad,
5Gi a57; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad. I5aI5l; do Guaranteed 32i 133; Panama
Railroad llialI6; Illinois Central Railroad, so!S
81; Gslena and Chicago Railroad. 72la72i; Ccvo-
land and Toledo Railroad 81 a 81 Chcagoand Rock
Island Railroad. 57Is57l; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad. 70 a73i Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad II ALI Ilin.s Central 7s, 95sN.
Tho foreign bin market is firm, but inactive.
Bankers expect to establish higher rates for the ns
steamer. The supply Of commercial bills is go
light, and the demand from remittanceS equally So
Tie principal purchasers are the gold receivers.
Sterling ia los 1861. France 5.3j $50
Freghts-To Liverpool, 200 bales Cotton at ia
l32d. 500 boxes Cheere at l5s. 300 boxes Bacon at
a5s.; 600 bbs Lard at 3s Cd $500 bbls Flour al
36-. d.; 6D0O bush. Whca, at I'D. in bags $4,000
BUSH Corn on private { rms and $50 tuna rasins at
ior To London, 10 tuns Clover Seed at is, and 100
Ibis Lard at i2s. Cd. To Glasgow, 600 bbls. Flour at
S. I'd. brig with Corn 70 Londonderry at 3d. in
ships bags, and bark to Cork and Il market with
Corn. on private terms.
The busines- of the Snb-Treasury was: Total Re
eeil H. tiG2 ,4l i8-for Custom. $4,000. Paymenta
iis5, SO 90 Balance, $5Si2, sol ".
Tie following is the official return of the Gaena and
Chicago Railroad for the third week Of Jan: