New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

FRIDAY, Feb. l-r. ".
The amount Of business AT the Stock Board this
morning shows some increase on that Of the as' few
DAVIS bat in other features there notable change
The tendency Of the mari il still TO lower prices and
there appears TO be no bull cques party to oppose
any efficient resistance. Most Of the influential parties
in the recent rise apparently disposed to opeF-
ate for the fall or to await further fan before taking
long line again In view of the distracted state Of the
country Secession certain md civil war possible. the
last bull movement certainly evinces greater temerty
than any we have ever witnessed in Wall street, and
there ale a present indications Of any intention tore
PEAL it, Tire street feels hopeful that the attempts made
10 retain the Border States in the Union will be evenu-
ally suocessful but the result is surrounded by 70
many doubts and the future il fu Of possible disas-
ter that il il not surprising that the stock market shows
SO little animation This state Of things continues 70
orerete most unlavoraby on Southern State stocks,
witch are pressed on an unwilling market by timid
holders and 10 some extent doubtless, by railroad
pariiei in want Of money. Tennessee Ga again fell of
to-day selling at G2 with only 69l asked, against 72i
Yesterday. Nrgnias were offered at Ia decline Of
IL & cent from tie last sale. North Carolinas fell of
= cent. Mssouris offered at O., !, against eS
Yesterday. Should arrangement be made, and these
Border States secede from the North, still lower prices
will be established large portion ofthe debts has been
created TO aid the building q Improbable railroads and
still further issues viii be needed 10 complete unfinished
nes The North has thus far furnished nearly all the
funds for this purpose, but Virginia, Missouri Nc, ~
members Of Southern Confederacy, can make no
more negotiations az the North. Between the Boards
there was no bssneFs doing and quotations were heavy
At the Second Board the transactions were moderate
ard the market again lower Pacific Mail feu Oft 10
81, offered at Central was 79 against 20 yesterday;
Reading fell of from the mornings Hudson River was
steady as was Panama. In the Western shares there
was general decline Of ldi cent
the market closing dull. The transactions N
railroad bonds are quite light at about previous quota
,iops. A sale Of Government Sc 1871 was made a
ell and c. 1867, at 81. Considerable amounts Of
Government stocks are coming here for sale from the
South and there have been important private sales
recently. TIE Il q cent Treasury notes rold at Il =
cent which gives l9 = cen; interest for the year. aud
leaves if not paid al maturity the holder in possession
of a Government security bearing IL p cent interest.
The closrg prices were: Tennessee &C. 69l 969i; Vir
GINA Gs, 7Ou74l; Missouri &c, 67as7t; Canton Co.,
llgaI4S; Cumberland Coal, SAG; Pacific Mail, 81
8i2 Eew-York CeBtral Railroad, 79979l; Erie
Railroad 3ja3jI Hudson River Railroad, Az @i4ii
Harlem Rsilroad, IL. ai5i; Harlem Railroad Pr
fe,re6, sass; Reading Railroad, 4i!aHi; hich-
sen Central Railroad 56a561, Michigan Southern
sid Northern Indiana Railroad, la ISL; do. Gusr-
aDtetd S2ia33l; Panama Railroad l9!dll5;
Illinois Central Railroad, 7si d79; Galena and Chi
ergo RaihoBd. nan; Cleveland and Toledo Rail
rad 32l a333; Chicago and Rech Island Railroad
81 957i; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad,
7lla72; Illinois Central IL, 96a97
The foreign bill market il dull and less firm. Lead
ing drawers Of Sterling ask lO7, but the transactions
are at 10f2 Commercial bills l0J 1906; France
5.37}a5%l.
Freiehis: To Liverpool, eco boxes Bacon at 35s.
1900 bush Corn in bulk, at l0ld and zoo bbls Lard
at 5Js. To London, 200 bills. Rosn at s. 6d. T. 80
To-; 600 bbs. Flour at is; 1000 bush Wheat at
sd. in bags; 400 tee. and 80 bbs. Beef private
terms; 40 boxes Bacon anG 100 bbs. Lard at i5s.
vessel with Corn to Cork and market al lid. On
clipper ship Asa Eldrdge for San Francisco, 80 tb
Pork coo half btls. do
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Total Re-
coiTts $I32, G39 22-for Customs $3i,O0oi Payments
S@Jj. go 70; Balance, ti,32S 6iO 81.
Mr.. Cisco received from the Mint to day s6jG,OO0 In
coined gold AID silver. The Assay Office now contains
absu $1,000 GEO. which is being coined at the rate Of
$4,000 daily.
Tie gross receipts Of the Erie Road in January were
about $4,000. Tie month IL expected 10 settle up
about The same January 1850. The Harlem Is doing
q coed business, and viii show fome increase over last
year. On the Norwich January will show decrease
Of 5000 or 81 900 as compared with 1860 The sto
ningon also is reported Is show some decline Of bus
ness. The earnings Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad for the frst three weeks in January
showed On increase Of 1900 the corresponding
three weeks IN January Last year. The Little Miami
showed an increase Of about $4,000 for the first two
weeks Of the present month. The Ocean Bank has de
cared dividend Of 3, 2 cent, payable Feb. II. This
bank s paying the principal Of 100000 bonds Of the
Ashtabula Read due to-day. The Issue was $jo0Os
Lu the rct have been bought in advance of maturity
Tie NeWJersey Raiload Company give notice that the
coupons upon their fTS mortgage bonds will be paid by
Samuel Knox, esq, Treasupr, az No. 69 Wal street.
The business Of the Clearing Iouss $ls,OO6 900.
We Lave received from Albert Ii. Nicolsy auctiOnoer
and eiock broker, his Smnonthly Price Current OF
Stocks and Bonds gvI the latest quotations Of secu-
rites well as other information There Is mode
rate business doing in Treasury Notes, bnt rates are
heavy, and tie transactions yield about 10 v cent IN
terest to tie buyer The and v eents are ceiling
for Cusiom-House purposes at iai y oent discount;
some $4,000 Of these nosss were paid In during jan
uary fx duties ..r.