New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11
SECOND BOARD
FRIDAY, Jan. 10-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, Jan. 10-P.M
There was no. a very active Stock market this
morning, but the feeling was strong, ard there was
but lite resistance to the upward tendency. The
heretofore prominent bears now mostly interested
for the rise and leave but little for the chronic bulls
10 do. The impression lie gaining ground that the
Federal forces are the point Of moving and that
The movement viii be successful. Private Dispatches
FINN Washington also indicate that the financial
proeramme Of the Government will coon be ar
ranged and tba, Congress will at once grant the
necessary powers 10 the Treasury to carry out the
scheme for an issue of one or two hundred millions
Of currency 81 legal tender with which TO carry on
the war against the rebellion. heseimpressions are
the main impellng csuses Of the movement to-day,
and the buoyancy Of the market has been aided by
the beaviness in Sterling Exchange, and the lower
premium on gold, which ruled in the latter part of
the day. indicating that the market for specie, which
has been for several days unnaturally excited was
resuming more healthy state At the Second
Board, the marke, was much excited and buoyant.
Nearly every description showed considerable im-
provement aud the bidding was spirited ny TO the
close. TIE operators seemed 20 have become sud-
denly aware of what the elements Of the market
had indicsied for the past week, snd rushed IN to
buy. Central, which bad been els in the morning,
sold steadily up TO 81 Erie Common sold at 80, and
The Preference Shares at 57s-an improvement OF i
p cent on Common, and Il y cent on the Preferred
Shares; Pacific Mail touched 97t against 95a yeser.
day. The Western Shares were all buoyaDt, the
largest advance being Galena which is quite scarce
for delivery. 1t sold at 60, seller ten, against COZ
yesterday. Rock Island advanced to 53ii
IN IL ]. 20
Southern Guaranteed, 42s; Quincy, $3.50, &c.
State Stocks are inactive but firm at the close.
There is better feeling in Government securities.
and the Skies Of 1881 sold at SO for regstered and %
for coupons. The Skies Of 1862 sold at 81. At the
Gloss in the street tue quotations were firm, with but
lille stock Offering The closing prices were:
rned States &c, coupon, 1881, 90a9oi; United
s,ates c. registered, 1884, ssi 50; United States
Be, 1871, 79a79li Indiana 81, 75a"i Tennessee u.s.
I2!a 80; Virginia 6s, 1880; Missouri &c, ALI d
AZ; Canton Company, 1lallli Delaware and hnd'
con Canal Company, 81; Pscihc Mail oIeanisnil
Company, 97i ASA; New-York Central Railroad
s2sas22; Erie Railway, 35a35t; Erie Railway
Preferred, 57la57i Huds River Railroad. 81
40 Harlem Railroad, 13i 1851 Harlem Railroad,
Preferred, 3l4a3li; Reading Railroad, otta3i
Michigan Central Railroad, 5Ot Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, 2oza2i ;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Guaranteed, ~. a i23; Panama Railroad, AVA GIl2i
Illinois Central Railroad 63l 63s; Gaens and Chi
cago Railroad, 6sieGss; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, 37sG37I; Chicago aud Rock Island Rail
road, SO, 053l; Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy
Railroad, jS3a59l.
The market for foreign bills s easier to-day TIE
quotations are nominal at ia. al lis for Sterling
Francs are 5a4.95.
In Freights the offerings are rather limited, and
rates somewhat easier, especially for Breadstufs TO
Great Britain. To Liverpool the engagements are:
25O0 bble Flour at g. I'd. a 3d.; 900 bbls Pork at
&c. Cd; 200 pkgs Bacon aud 600 do. Lard at 32s
3D.; and per neutral flag 400 pkgs Bacon and 800
do. Lard at 37s. Cd 1900 boxes Cheese and 500 fir
kins Butter at 4Os., also by neutral, and 5000 n
Tallow at BE. 3D. 3OObbls. Petroleum Oil at So. 3d.;
and per steamer $50 boxes Bacon at S0s; 800 do.
Cheese and 200 frkns Butter at zoe. To London:
1000 bbls Flour at Be. 3d. 20 tuns Beef at 35s. To
Brisol 200 bbls. Flour at 81. 3D. 100 bbls. Pork
at $50. To Havre: vessel chip Trumbulll has
been taken " Ill up with Breadstufs, at lSc. for
Wheat and zoe. for Flour The Charters are Brit
ish ship of 900 tuus to London a, 35s 3d. y tun;
British brig Of l36 tuns to the Mediterranean and
back at 5000; British schooner Of IOS tuns
10 Windward at 75c bbl., and Brit.
ish brig Of 200 tuns TO the north eide
Of Cuba and back, at 40c. for Sugar The closing of
quotations are; To Liyerpool-Grain, ga l0,d;
Flour, b. 3s. 3d.; Beef 6s cd. ar. 3D.; Pork 49,
S5s Co.; Tobacco, 3Os. a 35s; Rosin, Be-. Cd, and
heavy goods, such as Tallow, Bark, Bacon, Cheese,
OILS, &C., Hs. Cd. a10s., as TO flag. To London--
We quote Grain a, y alOId; Flour, Sc. Sd. a3s
so'i Beet, 7s.aSs. Cd Pork, 4s. Cd. aJs 3D.;
Cheese 49, a42s. Cd; Rosins and Turpentine, Sc.
os'; Furs and Skins, 32s. 3D.; Oil Cake, &c.,. and
heavy goods 3Os 42s. Cd. To Glasgow-Tbe rates
are, Gram at y aloidi Flour, &c. a 49, as TO flag;
Cheese' 4Os. los; Rice, 35s.; Spirits Turpentine,
Vs. 3D.. Rosn, s. Cd heavy goods, 35s a 49, and
Cotton, 3I6d.
The businese Of the Sub-Treasury was: Rece;pts
-$i'i66S e4 o.; for Customs, $lO9 COO on seconnt
Of Loan, $3s,465 G.; Payments, $i33,74s 95.--jn.
Guiding redeemed y cent notes; Balance
t,i25si3 81. ''
Included in the receipts were million Of demand
treasury Notes from Washington.
Inc earnings Of the first week Of January On III.
cleveland aud Toledo Road were:
i.;,... sisIe7 Ilss2........... su@7
$500
1he december business Of the New.York Central
'o1o, Is reported shows an increase Of net earnings
*'ooooo. The Jaouary traffic On this and the
"eW'IVgk and Erie Rail Say In ful,v nm IN ueo.uh.