New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-23

Board but "a, movsment was very Irregular ri
quotations were higher or lower 10 individual il
sriaees without ra, ard to the general tendency
the market or rather there wesno general tendency
Taup, while Pacific M II under purchases of onl
400 shares advanced 10, p, u cent The Harlem issue
fell Of about 10 pr cent \ the Preferred, and
per cent on the common. Tire sensation rumor
rom Washington published in.ons Of the morniD
journals had undoubtedly come 10. Thence in givin
the tone 10 the market but the pr 'ncipa' causc 0
the declines which took place was the na;ura
derire to realize the immense prob Ia Of th'
laet few days, which threw more o. certain
stocks on the market than it wouk' take
without concessions. At the Second Board lhe re-
aIi2ing sales continued, and tho market was Il, mer
and in some cases lower There was also some dis
position shown for the first tine in come days TO PIT
sell Ter options. Pacific Mail was we'll sustained at
the advance, selling freely at l770E7s. There sp-
pears 10 be party perisentIy buying this stock,
and 200 il confidently predicted for il. The argu-
mem Of the buyers is tba. this Company receives
gold for about half its traffic. that II is earning 10 v
cent Y annum, and declaring 20 p cent, and il has
three quarters Of is capital in cash assetseertain-
burgh recovered y cent Of the decline. The IIar-
lem and Erie issues were off. Central wac
steady. Rock Island was very firm, recovering
9 Der cent of the decline of the morning. Illinois
Central was firm and advanced 10 96. The transac-
tons in Fort Wayne have been very large to-day,
the quotations uctuatug between IS aud 70, closing
at The Second Board at 75l. Ierre iiaute was firm
and advanced TO ~. At the o'clock call there
was considerable disposition to SELL The market
cosed rather heavy late in the day, with some
anxiety to SELL The decline ia most decided in the
stocks on which large realizadons have been made
during tie day such as Harlem old, Preferred &c.
Pacific Mail was firm. Governments are lowel for
bonds but seven.thirties firm at 1917 0lO2. The
latest quotations were U. S. 6s, 49, reg. "a; U. S.
IS, "a, coupons, 81 1881; U. S. Treasury Notes,
7.30e I0l5 1922 u. s. l-year Certificates, 6s, 9Jl
90; Demand Notes, old issue, l4ii a las; Tennessee
State Go, 6l2a62i Missouri State 6s, 67a6si
American Gold, Halls; Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, Iui a 49, New-YOrk Central Railroad,
l2O2al2l; Erie Railway, Sii 0Sis; Erie Railway,
Preferred, 1851 9lO59; Hudson River Railroad 97i
Harlem Railroad, 80 039i Harlem Railroad Pre-
ferred, .7Ia779; Readiog Railroad, 81 1913; Mich
igan Central Railroad, 96097j Michigan Southern
and Northern Indiana Railroad, 624SG2i Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, Guaran.
teed 1904 Gl0i Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
7ia7l; Illinois Central Railroad, 9ii 094i; Galena
aud Chicago Railroad 9iiS9li Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad, 92a92li Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, 90; a93i; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy Railroad io7islOs; Milwaukee and
Prairie On Chen Railroad, FaFt.
The exchange market WAS firm but not very
sctiyc. serings, 1921 a 1861; Francs, 347i a3.45.
Freights ore rather frmer for grain to Great
Britain, with moderate offerings. To Liverpool the
engagements are $1,000 busb. Wheat, at7a7ld.,
in bulk and bagsi $4,000 do. Corn at Ole, in bulk
700 bills Flour at o.; so tuRs Cheese at 22s. 3D.
600 boxes Bacon, at 3Os. 500 tuns Heavy Goods, at
2Os aud u neutral flag 500 bbls. Flour at %. I'D;
100 boxes Bacon at 32s 3D.: 2, 800 pk2s. Baconand
Lard at 30s 93os. Cd. 900 tuns Provisions, at
32s. Cd. To London: $50 boxes Bacon, at 27s. Cd;
and y neutral flag 5000 bbs. Flour, at 3s. 3d.i 300
tee. Beef, at ID. To Glasgow, v neutral flag. $50
bile -Four, at S.; 80 tuns Clover Seed a, go. To
Bri,tol: 100 bbls Flour, at o. 3D.. To Bremen: 200
tea. Lard. at 90; 60 hhds. Tobacco, ct 3jS.
The business of tho SubTreasury was; Receipts,
$i9l 90 90-for Customs, sl5S,OOOi Payments.
$g2i,7l3 Is. Balance, $ll ,292 03S Is.
Tho Chicago Alton and ST. Louis Raroad Com
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