New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-01
THURSDAY, Jan. 3l-p. n

There very little Of Interest IN the STOCK market
to-day both factions being disposed to exhibit ms
terly inactivity The principal purchasers appear to Be-
the shorts TO deliver maturing contracts. The con-
mission bous. complain Of the limited amount Of hsr
orders showing that the outside public are taking bu,
little interest 10 the stock movement. The market was
irregular, with unimportsnt changes, but general
tendency 10 lower prices. Pacific Mail however wss
fr1ner and recovered cent of the oes of y-eser.
day. The most active time speculation was in Rock
Island. Central was heavy at y cent decline. The
transfer books close to day TO reopen Feb. D. Be-
tween the Boards there very little done, bat quots-
tons We're steady. AT the Second Board the amount
of business transacted quite limited bat prices
showed considerable frmnes until the clo-e when the
bigbest prices Of the afternoon could not DO obtained
After the regular session. the street duer than We
have seen it for long time. The feature Of the
ket is the decline in Tennessee, which were offered
during the day ~ low as H. fall OF y cent since
Monday. These bonds pressed on the market, ssd
are supposed to belong railroad companies who have
received them from the State. Mssours were al,s
abundant and sold at g. II is somewhat surprising
that the Bonds Of Tennessee and other States whish
are threatenn 10 seoede from the Union, do not eel
even lower than the preeent rates. II they pass stay
laws 10 prevent the collection Of private debte there
no good reason expect that they will threat their pub
lie debt with any greater consideration. At the cese,
~ was bid for Tennessee rs for louisiana rs for
Georgiss, % for Kenuckys, &c. For Governmsus
Stock there is not much demand but the market firm.
Treasury Notes are heavy and the II cent sold at
premium. Rsilrosd bonds are steadily held but are
dull Erie I'd fell off y cent. At the close the quo
tatons were: United States 81 1874 90 e94; Indiana
S. s69ss; Terres ee Co. 72t e72ii Missouri state S.
6Sae8i, Canton Co., IA ais, New-York Cso,ni
Railroad. 79i a 30; Erie Railroad, 36t36ii Hadsss
River Railroad 1916; Harlem Railroad, l5isis.
Harlem Rsilr,ad Preferred, 3SS3sl Reading RaiA
road 45I a46 Michigan Central Railroad, 5ieTl;
MicbiQsn Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad,
Isl sl5j; do. Guaranteed 49, s33i Panama Rsa-
road II3oll4 Illinois Central Railroad. 7sisS,
GAlsrs sad Chicago kailrosd. i2sa72i CevelaaA
and Toledo Railroad, 34l a3i.; Chicago and kssr
Island Railroad. Sso5si Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad. 73o733
In foreign bile there is nothing doing. Parties sTs
waiting further sdvices by the coming steamer which,
il is thought, will have a million and half TO two uh
lions Of gold on board. Sterling is noninslly lo5oW
France, So! G5.gi
Freigbtt-To Liverpool: 80 bales Cotton at 3D. $50
boxes Bacon at 35s. 500 boxes Cheese at 45. 1908
bbIs Flour at Sc 4Id. as. Cd; 10000 bush. Whess In
bulk at Id. 1900 BUSH Corn at lOid. In bulk, and
Id in bags, 200 bbls. Lard at Be- Cd. To London,
100 cases manufactured Tobacco at Sos. 500 boxes Bs
con at 45 900 bbs Lard 45s and 900 bbls. Flour
at L. To Iasgow: Is tuns Tallow at 40s. so boxes
Bacon at 4Os and 100 hhds. Sugar at 3's. Cd To Hs
vre; 500 bales Cotton at lel,c., and 5000 bush.
Whsit at 80. To Bremen, 80 hhds Tobacco at 3o&
To Bristol: 40 tuns Tallow al 4Os In charters, ws
hear Of the ship Champion for London for $1,000; the
Henry Hastings, for same port, privse terms And
the ship Georges 10 Havre for about $1,000
The business Of the Sub-Tressary wss, Total Re-
ceilu $E5, O3s O3-for Customs $50 73s %; Payusns
t59e, eco q; Balance, 3, i9l, $50 %
The following Is an official statement of the businss
at tie Office Of the Assistant Treasurer U. s., New
York, during the month Of January. 1860:
jan 1850. BY balance. s1t Is