New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
nrvv. WORK pAnY TRIBuNE THURSDAY JANUARY g. 1863

laty, has been Of the strongest noticed Tor some
time past. A. the Frrt Board, the rampant feeling
was not generally developed, but later 10 the day
the desire TO buy was Intense, and quotations all ad
varcsd. A portion Of the excitement was duo to dis
patches from Washington announcing that the
COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means lad agreed TO the
fSue Of $500 eco Geo 'eSal.ender roos, but much
OF tbs real strength Of toe market comes from tho
almost unisers acceptance OF tho impression that
there Is still further rice 10 market values before
Us, growing partly out Of the increasing Intrinsic
value. If ,bs stocks sold at the Board partly OFT OF
tbs expansion of paper money, but In consifersoe
degree out 81 the awakened spirit Of speculation
which is gradually pervadpg nearly Gil classes Of
tie people, end, having been thus far wonderfully
successful, will no doubt continue to grow in
e.rength until the crnsh comes, which aocner or
later will accompany the eiIorts TO rcsome specie
payments. The most broyart stock at tho Morning
Board was Prairie du CLien, which opened at Al,
and, uuder purchases Of 3 500 fhares ran up to 49,
strong parry appears to bavo taken hold OF this
s, eek. Hudson River was weak, under rumor
that the Directors lad met and Passed the dividend
/. fell OF to S6. The truth, we believe, ID that the
dividend question has been referred to Committee,
aid that there is conlerabl. opposition in the Board
70 tie declaration OF stOck dividend. The conserv'
stiye members are in favor OF y cen, in Cash.
Pacific Mai. was very firm, with lees difference than
usual between regular and sellers optiorS. The
Erie Issues we're rather heavy under realizing GALES.
at the Second Board the market as faieiy active,
with an upward tendency in nearly every descrip-
ton. Tho quotations were strongly Maintained vt
tic closc. Governments wore steady, but without
much activity. Onc-Year Certificates, however,
were in demand ct 97l. In Railroad Bonds the
feeling s very strong but the transactions are re-
s,rictcd by the small amount on the market The
Chicago and North.Western and Fort Wsyne
issues are especially stropg. The most marked
advance was in Tene Hauto and Alton
stock, which sold at ia further Hd'
advance of 81 Y cent. Psairic do Chen continued
ectiyc, apd over 1000 shares sold AT 46iGFt,
agains. IL yesterday. AZ the Third Board the
transactions were ve.y large, and TIE market con-
timed 10 be O rising Ole. The strong feeling was
vii apparent. Aiter the session, c. ntrai advanced
to l0g3 Erie Preferred 10 90 from 90 Ut the Secopd
Board. The Common stock was 90. Hudson River
improved to SO, recovering the whole Toes OF the
morning. Prairie da Chen was AZ bid, the reaction
from tie highest poiat, after the large rise OF the day
bong only e cent. The lates, quotations, at
which the nsrkot was etroug, were: United States
is, 1881, Regyt-red, ~; d. DO. Coupons, % 9Sl;
United States s., 1874, Coupona, S9i $50; Oregon
War Loan, balf-y early, NdyIl; u. :. Treasury
Notes. Z $40, 1911 iO2l; u. s. l.year Ccr'i-
lsies. e., 81 997.; Demand Notes c'i i@ucl, 1911
aI3l2; Tennessee State &c, 6ll d62; Missouri
(s,it L.
Pacific Nal Stonrf.ip Company. 1875 iJs; n.
Y. Ccntri Railroad, lGg; iO9i; Eric RuilSey 81
a6s; Lie Preferred - a99l: Hucsou River Rail-
road, Ssa51i; Harlem Railroad, %i S29ii Har-
leu R,iroad Preferred, 81 a59; Reading hsiIroad'
e2Vsel; Michigan Central Rsiirond, s23ss-!
Nie,ii.an Southern and northern lndiasa Hal.
road. lGI az; Michigan southcfn and NoFlern
Iadi .ua a., lroad Guaranteed, IS sts; Panama Kali
road. l750l75; Illinois CepuA RAILROAD, eOi etoi;
Cleveland aud Pil,aburgb Railro.d Cli "; Gelsns
and Caioagu kai road nj a ST. Cleveland and 10
ieio E.iiraa, 72i459i, Chicago aud Rock Island
Railroad, =, q i C'icugo, Burlington nni Quincy
Railroad, ia go. liuwrukse aud Prairie Dd Chen
Railroad, iC, al. Market rtrong.
Tie market for Foreign Exchange Is frm, but no!
setiyc; Sterling il 1891 slio; France 3.77i.
Fs .gh's are dali, but rates Iro without easepii.l
,hause. To Liverpool tic engagements are 1880
tu.h whea, at 81. ~ bags 800 bbls. hour at 10.
IO,d; 80 bales hops al to-; 500 b1s bacon at2Os.
aud rer neutral vessel, ~ tuna clover seed at 32t.
ID. and zoo bss. bacon 1t a2s. I'd. To London,
Is 200 burh. wheat ut ID. Ia bulk ard gri 1000
bis Aour at o. 81. a2s. 4li.; and Per neutral flag,
100 to-. beef al 6s Cd; 80 bales hops nj 3D., aid
20 TINS rrov..ous ID, 81. c.. Tho charters are
British bark with grain to Newport at abou. 3D.,
md Gn American vessel 10 Windward Island and
back. from the south ido Of Caba, on privgtc erms
Tho Lu.incss OF tho Sub-lfeasury was: Receipts
g 20, 100 flor Cusioms, $40 600; Payments,
g. .sl7 ,5O2 60; Balance, Si2,s95, G45 10.
Ire following ar the earnings Of the Toledo and
Wabash r .ilroad Company for December:
lGg......FIO0.9l5 10 ic9l....::sRs79
iner-ass..................Bi1 ,HI "
TIE total oaruih.s Tor the year ares
Io63 ...el,J.3 30 - Issi...s 600 -
Iociei., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /
The fol,wlps are the eerrassof The Gle seiand and
Toledo Railroad Company FOX he month q bece
itst......sl6o, no % 1851. slcs eoI 81
observation-disclosures tS''o%
The approximate earnings Of the Ptis' urgh' FoTt
Wnyn,, and Chicago Railway during the month Of
Xoronber u!in,o., compared with TIE ,aihe peiiod
,f lasi ear, we're - follow:
.,, fsg !; cst ~, ;, , inf.s' IS Decrease
s.,si se.'... ucIiJ = Se:s: - 2''.i % .,ssm
N'''"'''' -.1. .1.a 20
r r.., Il i.a;. i.e5 9 1,ai g :;.:;