New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-31
THURSDAY, Jan. 30-P. NJ,

The Stock market this morning was without spe-
cia activity or important ieaturee, excepting in To-
edo in which The speculative move nent was large,
anC the price advanced TO l2l. The quotations OF
the list are somewhat irregular, the market being
disturbed 10y the conflicting runors fiom Washington
N regard to the probabilities Of the passage Of the
Currency bill. The private advices are to the effect
that the legal tender clause is in jeopardy. Although
The bill will probably eventually pss, tits certain that
bankers and OtLes interested have raised greater
opposition 10 it than WIS ANTICIPATED. 1t was thought
that the war necessity OF the nation would force
through Congress with little or DO debate, but the
indications now are that tie struggle over tie bill
" be IA prolonged one. In the mean time, pa'iies
who have operated for the rise on the theory tia,
The expansion Of currency, consequent upon toe
uassage Of this bill, would bring about
an advance in tie market, are disposed
to hesitate in their movements and avail, ihe Ge.
velormenis from Washington. Between tie Boards
the market was heavy, aud at the Second Board tie
quotations show generally decline on the Morning
Boaid. The dealings were mostly in cash stock,
vi bout any special pressure Of stock on the market
After the regular session, there was ruer market,
aud the decline Of tie Second Board WIS mostly re-
covered. Central WAS s3l bid Erie, IS; Toledo,
i2l Rock Island, So, &c. In American god the
market was without important change from yesier
day, and fairly active at 1884 regular, and lU3S
1881 on time. Government recuiites are not active
and are heavy.
In foreign bills there is not much doing, but The
quotation is firm. The supply Of outside bills is
light. the reject bad weather having checked lip
ments Of produce Sterling is 49, III for leading
names NORMALLY
Freights are rarher dull and rates somewhat
heavy and Irregular. To Liverpool: The engage
menrs are % 900 bushels Com at 40. in bulk;
> 700 bbls Flour at ~ Cd; $500 boxes Bacon aud
Lard at 2Is a 27s. Cd in American ana os 80. Cd
m neutral vessels SEQ bbls. Petroleum Oh ut 7s. Cd
To London: 0j0 boxes Bacon end Lard at 21s. Cd.
in American, aud 30s 32s. CD. in neural shpe; so
ukcq. Provisions 1T 32s. Cd. by foreign vessels 30
/ cs. Pork at g. Cd. To Bristol 900 bill. Rosir nj
3s. I'D To Glasgow; COO tee. Land at 3ee. ca. Tne
/ Cha ters are, a Swedish brig to Newry (Ireland
with - 600 bushels Wheat, at led l. co BIS, and
British vessel of 400 bJls. capacity TO the West
In1ies and back, at 81 $50.
! The business Of the SuL-Treasury was: Receipts,
s79Gll2 52-ior Customs, $4,000; Paym'nis
including redeemed 6 T. cent noies, $.l2OyJ o.;
On account Of Loan, slj,sS7 50. Balance, g.
757 gJI IS. The balance, it will be feen, Is now
very low. Mr.. Cisco will probably make call on
Saturday on the Banks for the renlaDing three and
a-half millions due on the Stock Loan, which VIII
cloe all the oans made with those institutions by the
Government. The Banks are now preparing them
selves with Demand Notcs TO meet this CALI
Tue following are the earnings Of the st. Louis,
Alton, and Chicago Railroad for the week ending
L. 1870.