New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

THURSDAY, Feb. 5-P ".


The bus;ness Il the Stock Board compare
lively trusl THE morning, AID quotations were .nes-
ulsr. The changes, however, were not important
gene ally. The leading operators are waiting the
action Of Congress the husnce question, and
meanwhile the bears have pu, forth their ;selen
with more courage. and quite resreciHbe short
line has grown up. Tie movement, however. Il with
out the energy which usually marks the Efforts OF The
OPERATOR for the fall. In Cove uments there was
| light business AT about yesterdays figures. Al the
Second Board there was Gfmer feeling, bu, the
| movement lackei t.R. Pacific Nail sold NJ lbS. an
advance Of u q ccn-. GENITAL Was = cert let
/ ter. Eio z cont Sonthofn Preferred ;! Z cut,
Rock leland y cent, rntsburg 2 cent. North
| Wo.tem & CL.cfgo to.d NJ H. an sdyance OF J =
cent ON yesterday, &c. Governments were rather
timer. After the O'Clock call the market wac quite
! buoy snt and general sdvaLce wae ostaDehed oi
! b. 4 cent. Rock leland told al yOl Eiio at 13s
&c. There was quite strong oesirc TO buy the
leading fncies. The lqst quotations were: L. S. 70,
81 coupons 93i a9il L. s.5s, ~ couPous, 81 So;
q. S. Treasury Noes 7.39., iOli sOlii L. s. l-year
CertGcate,, Is. 49, a9i; Demnrd Notes, o's issue,
1851 a 1851; Mrrouri State g., Gi0Gi, Anier!e.i.
Gold. l57l aI571; Pacific Mail S esmship Company,
~
Erie Railway, 73I 73l; Erie Railway, Preferred,
80. 800; Hudson River Railroad 9Ji 93i Harlem
Railroad, 33i 33li Harlem Railroad, Preferred, g.!
4 a CO; Reading Railroad. $3.50. Michigan Cen
Hulroad. 953; Michigan Souttern aud Northern In
dana Railroad, SCI jCl; Michigan Southern md
Northern Indiana Railroad, Guaranteed, 1881 a l03,
| Panama Railroad lS2dle5; Illinois Central Rail
road, gOlag0s; Cleveland and Piufhnrlo Railroad,
Cg9G9, GAlena and Chicago Railroad 90l 09Ci;
! Cleveland and Toledo Railroad. g. n sd; Chicseo
aud Rock Island Railroad, 90aJO!; milwaukee and
Prairie du C1ien Railroad. 3i u iOi Pi tsburgh
! Fort WAYNE aud CLic4. 20 Railroad, Oh q GJ North
! Westeru, 1920
The Foreign BIZ market was very dull to-day.
TIE supply is not large, but tho demand ~ stu
smaller. Sterling is Tl13 for commercial and
1850 rs for banker signstuios.
| Freighis remain inactive and somewhat heavy
TO Liverpool the eng isemcnts are d 200 bush.
Whea; ut a Cd. in bulk aud bag, mainly in bags
ut the latter raie; 1, 500 bbls. Flour NJ II. 1891.
o. 400 pkgs. bacon and Lard ut 2s.; 100 ties. Beef
at A.. 100 hhds. TAllow at 1885,; and per neutral
naz l., 100 ties. Lsrd ut De. d2Gs. 3d.; 80 boxes
Bacon at OBS; and per steamer 700 boxes Bacon at
500. To London, 100 bbls. Flour Of -. ID. "A
u. Cd, and per neutral vesaei 500 bLs. Flour vt
Is lOId. To GLASGOW, 300 tos. Lard at Jos. TIE
Charters are: an American bark with 5000 bnsh
Wheat TO Gloucester ut l0d.; IN American vetsol
with \ full cargo TO Londonderry; aud British
schooner from the south side OF Cuba on private
! terms.
| The business Of the Sub-Tr,asury WAS: Receipts,
| tiU,Sj0 27-lor Customs, t69,0QOi Payments,
1898 so "a; Balance, $G,727 CO., Vi.
The Milwaukee and Prairie du Chea Railroad
earned the third week in January:
Thild week, NbJ......... ...fI"'ts -
IbiId week, ief~o' >
Increase. s2,JS ~