New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-09
under paper expansicQ. Panama wac us bid,
making only 10 v cent dividend. Central and Erie

The DIVIDEND our information yeste rday was official.
What it will be isnot yet known the directory. The
Company have the money to psya3 v cent dividend,
with not dollar Of floating debt. All the Western
shares were buoyant the most 80 being Fort'Wayne,
lerre Ilaute and Alton Rock Island, Southern Mich
igsD, &c.. which advanced 9 to 3 y cent Fo,i
Wayne sold at 81 against SO last evening AT the
Second Board the excitement was less rsaTked; there
was q large amount Of transactions 10 realize the
enormous profits of the last few days. There was
naturally re action from the high prices oil the
morning, but msch less than could have been anti
cipzsed. The decline ranged from ! to v cent,
but even this was not without exception. soIlrs
stocks standing above the quotations Of the Mc1ning
Board Governments were rather wore active than
Of late, but without material change In railroad
bonds tasre was very active demand at AZ
vsnced prices. At the Second Board, w.
was bid for Chicago and North WesteTn
Assented, and Al for the Second Mortgage,
an advance oS2 v cent. The Tore Hauts Incomes
went to 7j. In State stocks there was large buei-
ness, mostly confined to Missouris and Tepuessees
the former of ,hich advanced TO So and tho latter
to 80. These figures, u cent Of unpaid conpons.
which will leave the bonds at what will appear
very low figure fcp &C v cent State bond when the
Rebellion ia at an end. After TIE Second Board the
advises from Washington that tbs Ways and Means
bed reported iDsucial bill which included the far
Their issue of three bmdred millions of legal tender
produced rene al osthe intense excitement Of the
morning aud at the 4eclock open Board the trans-
actious we're 10 very great extent with reecs-
erv IN most cases %. all the reactions OF the
Second Board Central advanced to ll3l, Pacfo
Matt TO 1921, Hudson River to 81, Gslena TO S6l,
Rock Island 86i, Erie Preferred 99s, &C. Al the
stest the great wave Of ejaculation was still rolling
on and the quotations were very strong, with large
transactions. The aggregate transactions OF the day
are probably 100000 shares and $4,000 $50 Of bonds
The reriptered sales of the First Board suppos
not to represent mora than two thirds the business
there Transacted The closing quotations were:
United States 6s, 1851. Registered 81 ~; DO. DO.
Coupons, g8la9SI United States %, 1874, Cou'
IONS. 80, sei; Oregon War Loan, haf-yearly, 81
des; II. S. Treasury Notes, $40, 1859 1851
u. &, I-year Certificates, Us, " GNii Demand
Noles Told issue, lJi 0I3i Tennessee State Is, 63i
ae3I: Missouri State 6s, 67l Ia ga; American Gold
1876. 1867; Pacific Mail Steamship Company. l42s
aI42l; N. Y. Central Railroad, 1l3l a ll3i; Erie
Railway. 69I a69s Erie Preferred, @i ags; Hud'
son River Railroad, 81 ass; Harlem Railroad 2ss
40; Harlem Railroad Preferred, 59i aJ9ii Bead
inc Railroad, s., $50; Michigss Central Reiirosd,
Oh 0o5,: Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, ~ i9i; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad Guaranteed, 93I d93i; fanans
Railroad. I75 q 1897 Illinois Central Rarosd, go
S7l; Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, 66i q61;
Gaepa aud Chicago Railroad, Sol &C S6ai CLEVELAND
aud Toledo Railroad. S3i es3ti Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, SCI 0s7; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, 90 slO0; Milwaukee and Prairie
Du Chien Railroad, i7i9Es.
AttLe opening drawers Of Sterling named very
high rates, I5O.a Isl, but at the close hrst'elaSs
hills were da.cult Of sale nj l4si ai5O. Francs are
3..5 nomiually
Tfeiglts are rather 6rmer. To Liverpool the en-
gsQements are 10 500 bush. Whest ~ 3D. IN bulk;
/ 00O bbls. Flour at %; $50 boxes Bacon at @Osi
2.j) inns Logwocd "a, 22s Cd. and per neutral flag
2 800 pkes. Lard at rs. Cd. 400 pkgs. Lard and
Bacon at 3Os.. and 400 boxes Bacon at 39s. I'd. To
London, PEI neutral flag, 1000 bbl'' Flour at e.
iold and 200 tuns Prov sions at 800. The charters
are British brig of oil tuns measurement to Roter-
dam with !, 800 bbls. Petroleum Oh at vs. ana
cent. an extreme rate Prussian bark to q ConM'
mental port with 5000 bbls Petroleum Oil Vt rs;
foreign brig to Cork for orders, with Provisions OF
,o,. y tun: foreign bark Of GEO tuns to Bremen,
and an American brig Of .?s tuos to the South Side
Of Cubs and back, both on private terms.
The business Of tic Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
s3i05H 9S--for Customs, SliA.OOoi Payments,
$685. ,O3t s.; Balance, 2,552, al ~.
The following are the earnings of the Buffalo,
New York aud Erie Railroad the last three months
observation-disclosures. ~. "
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Adar the adyices irom Washington IN resard 10
the new financial bill were received, Government
bonds were pressed Oh the market at lower hgufes
bpt no important transactions were made.
In money matters there is no change. On call
the supply is abundant at 6 per cent. The enos-
uoos transactions in Stocks must, however, create
larger activity. D.,
Gold was very active and buoyant in the morning
selling up to 1861. II after fell back but at the
close WAS 1861 bid. The Custom-IlOuse Notes SYM
nstlsed and went up to 1875, but this brought out
free supply aud the closing quotation was III. One
van, Certificates were 81 d971 aud seven.tbirties
lo3 but left of at concession on these quotations.
Mr.. John Il. Murray calls attention in our sdyer'
tisnc columns to gas-ght stocks as profitable ave-
aue of investment.
The GermaDia Fire Insurance Company mas
declared semi-anuua dividend Of y cent. pay
able ON the 18th inst. The Relief Fire Insurance
Company a semi-annual dividend OF 3 y cent, pay.
able on demand free from tax. The Commercial
Fire Insurance Company 4 dividend of D q cent
free from tax, payable On demand. The Resolule
Fire Insurance Company IN interest dividend OF 81
a. cent, free of Government tax, payaoie Oh &C.
mand. The Seamen's Savings Bank will pay inter
90, ON deno,;ts ON the 10Th inst, at the rate OF
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