New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06
TUESDAY, Feb. S-P. n.

Tho favorable character OF the advces from inc VIZ
gina election brought about sudden and marked
revuson in feeling in the street to-day and there was
nearly ne much eaprrness exhibited to buy stocks as
there yesterday to SELL with an advance IN nearly
every description The shorts rushed in to cover their
contracts and the bulls taking courage from the I'M
proved appearance Of affairs competed vigorously win
them for the stocks offered The abandonment OF the
siege Of Fort Pickens also considered as favor-
bic circumstance and with the woDdrous facility OF
stock operators, the street, which yesterday saw
nothing the lowering clouds Of war and kindred dis
asters, saw, in the lspse of single night these
clouds swept away, aud nothing left but sunshine ana
peace. Pacific Mai! was among the most buoyant
stocks and sold up S5 Central after selling at 1el,
closed at ISL against III yesterday. Hudson River
improved TO 4li. The Western Shares were in active
demand at an improvement Of las y cent on yester-
days rates. Toledo, which sold low as "a yester-
day, touched 81. Michigan Southern which alec sold
at 2i, advanced to BOT Gslena improved TO 69 ROCK
Island to 55I, and Burlington and Quincy to 613.
There was q recovery in Illinois Central of y cent
from the lowest prices of yesterday. The market was
strong between the Boards with few transactions. AT
the Second Board the buoyant appearance OF the
market brought in new buyers, and further nd
vance took place without much resistance from
the bears. Central cold at 78l, Reading ~,
Panama. liz, go. The Western shares were buoy-
ant; Illinois Central touched "a Michigan Central
53i, against i9i yesterday morning. Toledo, ~ Ga
lena, 69i, Rock Island, ssh, &c. The prospects Of
traffic Indicated by the January business, are looked
upon as very favorable and inducing specula-
ton IN the shares. After the regular session the
buoyancy of the market continued and there being oua
moderate Of stocks Offering, buyers were forced
10 advance their bids still further Central sold lbs high
~ 70; Rock Island s.; Galena, 20; Toledo 81
Michigan Southern, Is, &c. Erie, without transac-
tons was 32i bid. There has been better feeling
during the day in State stocks with recovery OF q
v cent In Tenne-sees; u cent IN Mi~ours'
y cent in VIrginias v cent in North Carolnis
&c. In Railroad bonds, the busness was small but
quotations were very strongly maintained. Treasury
Notes are better for II y cents Tney Were sold at
lOli dlOli At the close the market buoyant. a'
the annexed quotations: Ulted States d, 1914, wy a
"; Tennessee IL, 7O670i; Virginia &c, 1911; Ms
soun IL, 6ii d6j; Canton Company, Hs dl5; North
Carolina Cs 0ia7Si Cumberland Coal, sass; Pacl-
tic Mail Sli a, IS; N-w-YOrk Central Railroad, Ies
-; Erie Railroad, ~ d32ii Hudson River Railroad
a, 81; Harlem Railroad, Isl 81; Harlem PEE
ferred. ~; a3J; Reading Railroad, i2i Si2i; Mich-
gsn Central Raroad sci a5ili Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad, lii ali!; Michigan
southern and Northern Indiana Railrosd Guaranteed
3Oi 3Ol; Panama Railroad, Ill al l3; Illinois Central
R.ilrosd, ~ d74i; Galena aud Chicago Railroad
81; a7O; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, pl 1927:
Chicago and Roek Island Railroad So G57i Chicago
Burlington, AID Quincy Railroad 6gi 40; Illinois
Central IL, 9fd6.
The Foreign bill market is very dull and heavy.
fair business has been done for the steamer in outside
bills which have been in haree supply but bankers
have not been able 10 d. much. The demand for mer.
camille rcuittaDcrS has been light, while there has
been unuru,lly large supply Of high grade mer-
chhnts bilr on tire market. These have sold at TO-
1854 for sterling $40 a5.37 for francs. Bankers ask
1861 1861 for sterling, but line could he bought at
100 and probably Mt 1864. The market is down fully
y ceot from the highest point
The following il statement Of the earnings Of the
Buffalo, New-York, aud Erie Rilroad for the month
Of January 1851 compared with ts earnings for The
corresponding month VI the previous year
y.aaSy sa9 ~
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s2l3i
The Galeus and Chicago Road earned, the fourth
week Of January:
Fosrth vrek $50 ..............,............ s.7s
The whole month foots up as follows;
J,nuNr, esi.........,.................. $3.50
January bob12
Gsin...................... 361I
TIE January earnings Of the Michigan Southern Road
were;
1870. ........................."....... LN'6s IS
IucreDe...."..........".... a7Hs
II. MICHIGAN Central Road earned i'm Januaryi
% 100 20
observation-disclosures. lle7lsH
increase ......................... sJG2l &c
In January, on the Cleveland and Toledo Road, the
business
1854 1890
rsss........................,..... 1900
The fourth week the Macon aud Western Reed
gives about 81 $50 decrease Of Al 100 the proceed
ing week.
The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Union Rail-
road Company, from Jan. 20 to 81, were as follows;
Flight. sif eic siss'ia Iuo.ssias %
sS;i:Hi rs IT, rs so so bee as
To,.........sia77sH s272sl@ Ipc...slsss ~
%hoIs month OF f."u.ry Il
Whole month " January 1860 eOt's
OS
Preigh,s-To Liverpool: 500 bales Cotton at ID. a
ID; 800 boxes Chcese at 45s. ! 500 bbls. Flour at
&c. I'D a9s 3D.; 80 900 bush. Wheat at lid Id in
bulk and bags; 5000 bush. Corn, in bulk, at lO,d;
200 boxes Bacon at 3s; 400 bbb Lard at 35s; 80
bids. Tall0w private terms 100 tics. FlaNseod at
4Os.; and 100 hhds. Sugar at 35s. To London: 1000
bbly Flour at Isl 400 bags Cloyerseed at i5s.; 80
hhds Sugar ut Es and 10 900 10 Whaebone at 81. Sd.