New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-16
Tuesday. Jan. l5--Y. N.

TUESDAY, Jan. 15--p. s.
New yigor was infused in the Stock market to-day.
and with large increase Of transactions general adj
vance was established A considerable portion of the
buying was by the shorts bat there more dsposi-
ton shown all sides TO operate for the rice. Tho
market ia certainly anomalous one, advancing from
week TO week in the midst Of political Disturbances
which, on the surface, have every appearance OF cub
minstDg or later in civil war. Yet the specu-
s,ors 60 on and buy the stocks dealt in at the Board
some Of them at prces rs high they ought to bear
in times Of quiet and prosperity and the disturbing NJ
mors from the South and from Washington have only
a temporary effect TO check the upward movement
The feature of the day was the advance in Illinois
Central which cold rs high az 81 against 7S yester-
day. The shares scarce and the necessities OF ehe
shorts for deliveries force them to put the market upon
themselves. Erie IL in the same condition, and ad-
vanced to 40 cash. against 3Sl yesterday, while was
selling at 81, seller thirty. The bears have been ahIe
TO borrow some stock recently the price would hayn
been still higher. The Wsaecn shares generally wsrs
buoyant with an advanc,DJfl to q y cent, but the
activity was mainly confneSfo Illinois Central snd
Toledo Between the BoarSs shere was not much &c
tiyity but the transactions made at the Board
prices At tho Second Board there was az unusually
large business but the maximum prices of the morning
were scarcely sustained. The advces by the Bremsu
with the advance OF the rate of interest by the Bank
were known, and had lighy chilling effect upon tbs
ardor to buy. The change, however, was not imPor-
tant. In the bond market the transactions Of the day
have been larger than of late, and generally at 6rm
prices Virginia and Missouri State bonds advanced II
y cent, aid other descriptions were firm Government
g 90 1latQ~ opH r. nf at rails,
onds have an upward tendency, and are in fair de-
mand At the close the market rather weak ss
the following quotations: Tennessee State g. "a o7s
Virginia State S. 7i s7ii Missouri State Is, 6se69t;
Canton Company, lit liii Cumberland Coal Com
rany, Sell; Pacific Mail Steamship Co., Dssai,
New York Central Railroad 77iS7i; Erie Railroad,
39l 939i; Hudson River Railroad, Fef!; Harlem,
Railroad Isl a5I; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 81 20
80; Reading Railroad ioa40t Michigan Central Rail-
road, 5is54! Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana Railrosd, I4ISl4a d. guaranteed, As3s!i
Panama Railroad, I5I; Illinois Central Railroad,
slt asli; Galena and Chicago Railroad, Sol a66f;
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad 1854; Chicago snd
Rock Island Railroad, 53i 1881; Chicago, Burlinstos.
and Quincy Railroad, So a70; Illinois Central 7s, $40
95
The market for foreign bills Is not active but steady,
at quoted rates. Sterling is 1903 al05, with par
ties asking l06 without making sales. Francs $40
S5.32l The supply Of Commercial bills is moderate,
and the only demand appears to be from bankers snd
parties RENTING for the gold recently received.
Freights-To Liverpool, $50 bbs. Beef at e.. 3D.
500 bbs. Flour 30. 3D.; 5000 bush. Wheat at lid.
in bags 5000 bush. Corn at loid ia bags 200 boxes
Bacon at 35s. Per steamer, 100 bbs Lard at Cos.
20 tuns Clover Seed at 6Os., and 100 rkns Butter at
SIS. To London, $500 bbk. Flour at So. cd. To
Havre, 900 bush. Wheat yesterday and today at
20c. To Bremen, 30 tuns Gumbo az 30s.; 2l5 hhds.
Tobacco at s. 3D.; 200 bbls. Shoe Pegs at 81 Cd, and
$50 bbs Ashes at 3cs In charters, hear Of brig
with $4,000 bush. Wheat to New-Ross, Ireland, az
I'D. in bulk. schooner of Us tuns 10 Aux Cages
and back for 81 05O bark of $50 tuna TO Cads with
Slaves ON private terms. The bark +. Foster, home
from Sicily on private terms. vessel of l6o tuns To
the West Indies and back for 81 400, and of $50
tuns to the South Side of Cuba and back for II rs
The buEness of the Sab-Treasury was: Rscsipts,
t35,753 flor Customs, $4,000; Payments, $751;
100 30; Balance, 81, l4s,isi 10.
The Disbursements continue large and the balance "
now lower than il before the recent ssue OF hve
millions of Treasury Notes. The Rutgers Fire !nsur-
anee Company has declared dividend Of per CEN,
payable Feb. l the Continental Insurance Company
y cent; the Merchants Insurance Company has de-
clared dividend of 10 y cent, semi-snnusl On the
Corn Exchange prices were lower to-day, with moo
rate business The demand is better to-day for tho Il
y cent Treasury Notes, and small sales have ocen
made at 262l v cent premium Thsre Is no impor-
tant domestic movement of specie, but the foreign arr
walls continue to find their way into the bsnks whicn
institutions hold to-day @ 900 Co., an lncrssss Of
sll 900 COO since the early part Of November Ina
loans in the mean time, have decreased hvs ml'non"
from the highest point after the expansion on loan c1s
tfcates, and the deposits have increased about n'o
mllions There is nothing in regard to the nousy
market or domestic Exchanges. The interese ON 'ao
D,osks OF the City of New.York will be paid Fso' ~
Daniel Deylin at the Broadway Bank. Fho s'a'enen.
OF the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company snow"
that the net earned premiums for the year ending
3ls Of December, 1860, were $77s,s57 The board OK
Trustees have resolved upon an interest Of esn' rs
outstanding certificates, also scrip dividend Of
cent, and cash dividend of v cont, al payable fs'
IL. In the land department of the Illinois Censrs.
Railroad the Company have thus far IN January s''n
s7s. 365 worth OF land, and collected 81, 100.
The earnings of tho Philadelphia, wilnington sns
Baltimore Railroad for the year ending October ~
1850. vsxs a follows: Rvm p6slou9es, w w IA