New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24
TuuespAY. Jan. 23-P. NJ,

| THURSDAY, Jan. 2}--P. NJ.
The adyices from Washington in regard to financial
measures bad a favorable influence upon the STOCK
Market and without large amount Of dealings, quo
fation. were in most cases higher. There was very
little resistance to the improvement there being but
few influential operators who interested against
t,e rice. There bas probably seldom been a tine
when the impresson has been 80 general among tue
members Of the Board that the market win tne
usual fluctuations was rising one. They admit thai
tie addition of one hundred and fifty millions TO the
currency OF the country made by law, eqna
10 gold for the payment of debts, must Insure
great ease in the Money market AMI riame the
hit Of speculation, and thus brng about an iuhs-
ton Of values hch, whether sustained or not, VIII
be real for the time being. They also argne
tbrt tho time is rapidly approaching when tie force
OF the Federal army will lie felt by traitors, that
blow after blow is about 10 be delivered upon this
rebellion, aud that the folds of giants power are
gradually closing upon the South, which must
speedily end the war. This no doubt is the general
feeling Of the Street an this with tie
very favorable returns Of traffic Of many OF
our railroads has gradually converted most
Of tbo.e operators who are usually
Interested for the fall 10 the boil movement. Tins Is
not favorable in one respect. as II wisbdraws the
support OF large short interest, which Is an import
AMI cement Of strength on the dull or heavy days
h,ol ALWAYS occur even in successful bull move
ment; but this is neuirazed by the unusual circum-
stances Of the pre.eut Gaze; tue probabilities of i'm
poriant TO oar arms and tie almost GER
inty that Congress will nearly double the present
paper currency vi the country. Between the
Boards the market was steudy, aud 1t the
Second Board moderately active and buoy
mt, under tho advices from Europe OF the
..tlsectlon with which the settlement OF the Trent
difficulty was received and the advance in Consos 10
93I. Central sold at Si Erie 3l, aud Preferred
slnrs So: Rock Island so; Gaena 6eBi Southern
ou.ra1te,d 81; Pacific Mail 99s, &C. The advance
brought out rome stocks and the close IN the street
tie f.pcies were in some oases lJwor. Government
.ock- have been heavy to-day under the decline IN
Treasury Notes and the aucipauono Of large fur her
i,sue. The change however. was not important.
Tie ocotstous at "a O'Clock were: United Safes ~,
1851, reg ~ GS9I; United States Cd, 1881, coupon
sg3 sgi Uuited States Be- 1874 79i 80; Tenn. State
TO- - a.; Virginia State TO- 20 aSOl Missouri State
6-. 4,eI2!; Pacific Mail Steamship Co, 9'I $50;
New York Central Railroad, . s3s hrle Railroad,
g., a3J, Ere RAILROAD Preferred. So a. Sl Hudson
River Railroad, 39a39.; Harlem Railroad, ~ al3i
a,lem Railroad Preferred, 81 49,; Reading Rail
coad 3Ja39,; Michigan Central Railroad - d5i.;
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
~; d2cl Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Guar ,ntesd IL aill Panama Railroad Co, ll5G
IA Illinois Central Railroad, 62i G6-l Gaiera and
Chicago Railroad, Is, Isl; Cleveland ana Toledo
Railroad. 81 a3Sl; Chicago end Rock Island Rail
road. 55I G55,; Chicago, Burlington ard Quincy
Railroad, 62a63; Illinois Central bonds, 9ll -.
La foreign bills, the market IL excited, but the
transactions are no large. Tue advance in the pre-
minm on gold has induced speculations 10 bills
aud leading S,ering is now held at llidllo cent;
France are now 5.050i.95.
In Freigbts the offerings CONTINUE limited, snd
mites are again lower To Liverpool, the engsge-
ments are; II 900 bush. Corn at 10. in bulk; l5OO0
do. Wheat at 3D. in bags; 900 pigs. aud loO tuus
Lard aud Bacon at 25s. a Pa. 6i. in American, aud
s 6d ia neutral vessels 300 bbs. Flour at 2s. 3D.
2s 3D. 100 tcs Beef ut S. Cd; 100 bbl.. do at Is.
To London: 3 900 bols Flour at % l0id o3s.; 1000
pkgs. Lard at 35s. 80 pkgs Bacon at 30. 3D.; 90
ns Beef at 7ls Cd. 80 bags Clovereed at S2s. Cd
TO Bristol: coo bbs. Flour at 81. n s. Sd. To
Glaacow: 200 bbls Flour at s.. To llISre: 800 bbls
Flour al 7Oc; 500 pkgs. Lard by neutral vessel a
,c. gross. To Bordeaux: 300 pkgs. Lard at lc. In
Charters, we only bear Of vessel of COO tans, With
AN assortment 10 the North of Ireland, on private
terms.
The business Of the Sub-Treafnry WAS: Receipts,
ssCG, 1888 30 for Customs, S65,OOO; Payments,
Including redeemed z cent no,es 81 f6l 49, 3d.
Balance, $3.50 Al 49,
MIR. Cisco has received from Washington further
amount Of s35OO,0C0 Of Treasury Notes, ard
Al 900 600 of v cent Bonds, which he will hand
over to the banks tomorrow.
Tho speculation in Gold is active to-day, the
/ ansac,iops AZ the Board Of Brokers adding mp
$40 0tO with large Transactions IA the street i'e
p,eriam advanced 10 1887 i0il, bur at the close
wa. dull at 1885, % 1885, There appears to be ou'
| ltlle legitimate demand for God.
The supply of 40 y cent Treasury NO'es Is III,
creasing, from the paym'n's 10 Contractors, "h'
buyers DO appear for large amounts. There Is ''s0
some fear felt that in addition to the amounts 70
co ont iron contractors some OF the banks VIII De
,pJue,d 10 ,ell in anticipation Of still lower figures
The business OF the Worcester aud Na-huA HAN
road tor the year ending N)v.3' iStV ana iSo'' was
49,, ESg;ss a EGiG;' 81 Nc ss %,
isoi. .......... is56es' li''M % e'"' .
p.o,..e. s55.7ee IS tnaHS' snso
The balance If earnings during tne year, "'se
dedueliny mterest aud dividends 10 si''ioo o%
which added TO the existing surplus gives so' 100 "
T,s ,vo leading railroads Of Wisconsin Prcs' n
die following favorable comparative results on 10