New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14
"WEDNESDAY, Feb. l3-R. d.

saocks were heavy at the First Board this wornDg,
I'd prioee had downward movement through the SEES
) sn Toe buoyant feeling Of yesterday seemed TO have
used of quite az suddenly il came and there was
saoea "a much eageneBs eel az before there had been
O. buy. The bears hammered with great deal of act
svi and pertnacity apd there vas apparently no or
sapized opposition The lat shows decline Of from
10 y compared with the closing prices OF yes
eerday. The Western shares active, especially
Michigan Cent al Illinois Central and Toledo but all
a lower quosOD. At the close OF the session, prices
stifenea up lille, but the improvement was lost
again befs-e the afternoon session commenced Al the
Second Board further decline took place and, with
moderate sales the market bad tame and heavy look
To complies the eccentric movements OF the day, an
ptber change came upon the market Immediately after
Che adjournment and within half an hour rally had
secured which carried prices even higher than the
dosing quotations Of the morning NY. Central which
ld down 70 77i advanced 70 IA bid and for Illinois
Csrtrl Toledo, andGalens the inquiry was spirited at
Absu the tame Improvement 1t quite apparent from
shese movements that settled policy regulates the
speculative action of operators and we are inclined to
ACHIEVE thst the future Of the market quite as
rruch Of puzzle the veteran Spectators Of the street
eb TO outsiders, who certainly can form no idea OF it.
She truth u.s. that the political elements in ts present
nhape new feature in stock operations, and what
with compromise and coercion, peace or civil war, the
nde of stock operators and fnancers in state OF
-pshf, sion and bewildsrment- II must be admitted,
however that within the last thirty days there has
bean gradual restoration Of confidence; and although
ps.ulation has been ftful and feeble has generally
ssnded toward a recovery in prices Street gossip
suributes the decline of the morning to Mr. Llncons
,s,eech at Indianapolis and the rmer feeling at the
ose TO the peaceful counting of the Electoral vote at
Washington. ANY item Of political news pressed
INTO service TO account for the vibrations Of the MARKET
and that which day 20 account for decline,
NAV, the next be given the cause OF an advance.
The closing prices follows: United States os,
1874 81; Tennessee 6s 72l G72li Virginia ID, 7o4 "a
76l; Missouri e. 653 GO; Pacific Mail 81 Si3 New
York Central Railroad IA ais; Erie Railroad, 32d
a2l; Hudson River Railroad, 43 a43l; Harlem Rail
road I6ai6s; Harlem Preferred, 40l 040t; Reading
Railroad 40. 70; Michigan Central Railroad Sc a56i;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
l1|9l5; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad Guaranteed, 32I asa Panama RAILROAD,
il3I all5; Illinois Central Railroad, 773GHi Galena
end Chicago Railroad lara; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad S3i 1881 Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
5la57I Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy Railroad
7ItS7li Illinois Central 20, 94i So6.
The foreign Exchange market closes heavy for the
ARABIA, ~ ABOUT inc blNOA JNoNSJj VINE W.
ling at lO4 alO4 for bankers bills and l03 to l0i for
commercial signatures. Francs $50 to $40. The
sseamer takes out 81 ass in specie.
Freighs: To Liverpool $500 bbls. Flour at 81. Cd
500 bbls. do. per steamer at &c. 3D.. 5000 bush.
Wheat at I'D. in bags 400 bales Cotton compressed
sl Sled, and 500 boxes Bacon at 4os. To London,
300 boxes Bacon As 1000 boxes Cheese at AIS. Cd
S50s and 1900 bbls. Flour 4s. I'D a s. 4ld. To
Havre 400 bales Cotton at le y Ii. To Glasgow, a
vessel with l3, 900 bush. Corn at l3ld., in bags.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Total Re-
ssips, $76,2O5 e.; Psyments $94,3 So Balance,
s35 $685. The receipts include 81 coo for Customs.
The earnings Of the New-York and Erie K. K. for
The month Of January, were as follows: