New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-03

Some tiuiG holders of stocks rushed in this morn
lag to se On their Interpretation Of the sdyices by
'he Africa which they read az indicating that al
some indefinite zine in the future The powers of Eu-
rore Intended to interfere in our quarrel with the
South aud up.n tie blockade. Some Of the foreign
urna.s IL 80 true are squeezing tie proprety Of IN
tesventioI Il the North does not within reasonable
period, conquer "a reace but j, is equally true that
most OF the private letters from abroad express great
doubt dat any srch intention il euterined and the
adeices from Washington are decidedly favorable to
maintaining friendly relations. il is little suspi-
cions circumstance that the directest intorma-
lion Of the intended Intervention comes
from IHc Ediqju gh Scotsman, the Jour
nal which first gave currency 10 The isse
,.temeut that the Law Officer Of tlo Crown bad
decided iu the 1ICpt affair that Com. Wilkes was
iusnG.oie. Well based or not however, this inter-
pret.tou 0 ,he fore "a adyces produceda decided de-
cline in stocks a. h. morning Board in descrip
,ions approaching panic. The aggregate dea'ings
were very iarCe and the Transactions were 20 con-
siera- extent for each and in some kinds Of shares
there was disposition TO put out short contracts
than for some time past. Indeed, within 4 week or
two cutie q respectable short Interest has been made
In the street, which viii aid tue bulls day in
su,r,ilipg the market. The decline ranged from !
40 3 & cent Oh the closing prices OF Friday.
Tie largest decline wa in E'ie Preferred.
Gcliran Central. and Pacific Nal. Toward
the co,e u the session the sellers being mosliy
cl.afed ont Tie decline brought in new buyers and
yas a rally in some cases from lie lowest prices.
Aner the Board the market remained firm with a
isir ;nouilv for stocks. At the Second Board the
Int GENERALLY Tie
decline Of the morning threw some stocks on The
market from the using up Of margins but the demand
sbsobel Them. The deisy il regard 10 the currency
ueasure- before Congress nae bad considerable infu-
.Dce upon TIE ock speculation to-day, but the prin-
cpal incubus o. been the foreign advices. Late IN
,be div tier. were several strong buyers in the
street and rally Il . 10 / q cent took place in
come descriptions, The market closing With very
tev stocks Offering. In Cove rnu4ent securities
the market has been quiet toby ut decline OF 10
! per cent. American Gold Was doll al the morning
session but =, lie second Board So 900 were taken
al 1913. buyer sixty. 81 the cio7e the quotations
,vers about ~ follows: United States IL, 1881,
TO-. ST. United States 6s, 81 coupon, SSi a88l
United States per cent Notes, S'S; Tennessee Safe
6s a.. 49,; Missouri State ~ II dfli Pacific
Mai sieauship Co., %3GgS; New-S York Central
Rsilroaa, - n s3l; Enc Kslway, 33i a13l; Lre
Railway, Pref, 54s d-5ii; Hud, River Railroad.
37Io14; Harlem Railroad 1910 i2is Harlem
Railroad, Preferred. 29l e30.i Reading Railroad,
40i so. Michigan Central Railroad 49l a so
Mich. Southern end Northern Indiana Railroad, 20t
90, MIN. Southern and Nonbern Indiana Railroad
Guaranteed, 80; a10;i Panama Railroad, iHall2I;
Illinois Central Railroad, 6Oa60l Galens and Chi
easo Railroad, 6Gs6Gl; Cleveland and Toledo
Railroad, iO3 a i0l; Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road, $50 80! Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy
ksroad. 81 aG2
The following table VII compare stock prices OF
q IL 4. -. -. Ii. II I'll