New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-21

and majority Of the operators Who but few weeks
since were working zeaously for the decline even ~
the lowcst points Of the market are now enlisted az
earnestly for the rice and the largely increased orders
Of the commission houses show quite as striking change
in tie outside tone although the dealings are very
much less on credit. There is much in tas sudden ana
very remarkable revival in stock values and so'k spec
ulaton which is incomprehensible unless we admit
that the decline following the Presidential election wac
almost entirely the result Of unfounded Alarm pof-
ton of the depression was doubtless owing to the
forced liquidation Of time contracts bat the Southern
troubles which are yet unsettled were the prln
cpal cause and it il matter Of wonder to large por
ton of the community that stock spectators who can
be so terribly frightened at the mere threats of secession
aud disunon can be easily treasured when the pro
e1anme of the rccusant States is in full blast. II il
not improbable that operators are now indnlgDS IN
too much hOpefuness, az before they gave way TOO
| much to dependency, and the movement now pro-
| greesing is liable al any time to meet check IN
| some political event, in which the times are fruit
| full. If matters work smoothly at Washington,
| according 10 the impression IN stock circles, u
will take come line 10 restore the business interests o!
the country T. the condition of things before the
| troubles commenced, and even under such circum-
stances the market is ralyin with unhealthy apidty'
IT, on the other hand the machinery meets with an &C.
cidenta clog break, may have another panic to
diversity the history Of the stock speculation In wall
| street At the Second Board there further al
| vance and quite a rampant market throughout The
bears have been completely s4ueched for the time, and
have been taking in short lines with precPtancy The
marke, clos strong at the following prices Virginia
Gs, 76l AIS; Missouri Gs, 60 669!i Caution Company,
| 4aI5; Cumberland Canal, sas!; Pacific Mail, 93l a
| 93l; New-York Central Railroad, SIS @S2! Erie
| Railroad 4Oi a40s; Hudson River Railroad, 49, %
| 49I; Harlem Rsroad 6l6!; Harlem Railroad Pre-
| ferrcd, i0I Reading Railroad ~; Michigan Central
Railroad co. a coz; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad l6l dlt,; do. Guaranteed 3Jd3i;
Panama Railroad Il6@I17l; Illinois Central Railroad
s7iGSS Galena and Chicago Railroad, 7i@74l; Cleve
land and Toledo Railroad, 81 a37l Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, 6lI e62, Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, u, a7Sl; Illinois Central 7s, &c.
The market ia firm for foreign bills and the prospect
il that higher rates will be established next week
probably high enough check the export lion of spe.
Gle after the steamer reaches Liverpool. We shall
however continue TO receive gold for the next two or
three weeks Sterling is noIniDsy 1913 l06! France
| 5.@la5.32}.
Freights-To Liverpool: 500 bales Cotton at ll-32d.
| 3D.; 500 boxes Bacon at Sos; 200 bbs. Lard At
| 37s 3D.; 800 bills Flour nc ST. I'd. 03s 3D.; 5000
bush. Wheat at I'D. in bags; 10000 bush. Corn at
Id in bulk; 20 hhds. Tallow at 3js. To London %
bids Talow at lOs; 900 bbls. Flour at -. %. H.
| 5000 bush. Whea, 1T 1919. in bulk 100 bbls Lard
at 4Os 200 bxs Bacon at iOs ard 1900 bxs. Cheese
ut sos. To glasgow: 800 bbs Flour at Is. 10
! Havre 10000 bush. Wheat at 20 02l:.
| The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
| 81, 620-for Cus,ons, s66,Co0i Payments, Sl,-
| GGl 90; Balance, s., lG6242 q.
Detail of the earnings Of the Galena and Chicago
| Union RAILROAD for The woek ending Jan. -: