New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17
FnIDAT, Jan. l6-P. N.

FRIDAY, Jan. lO-P. VI.
The Stock Market this morning was more
quiet, bu. tho changes in shares were in some
cases, important Tho fevershness which was
induced by tie recent rapid advance in gold
ba. abated, and tho effect Of the scare OF
Wednesday has passed away. Operations appear
to have abandoned tho idea that The Government IL
in ito death ihrces and that s securities ard others
arc valucless placing all their faith In gold. This
was very genera sentiment in the carly part Of the
week, but morning buyers were found bold enough
to pay 90 for Government Go, 1881, which sold at
oil two days ago. Treasury Notes wore also better,
seuiLg as high as 1921, aud 0neYear Certificates
advanced to 95i and were in large demand.
rho share list was irregular. but generally
lower. Tto principal decline was in Reading. Hul-
sou River, and Fort Wayne. These were, however,,
afterward, stronger. At tie Second Board tho feel
Ing IN tho MARIE. was much stronger and toward
the closo the spirit of speculation, which has been
suppressed for few days past, became active again,
aud there was general advance in prices, with II
strong disposition to buy. There were favorable
rumors from Washington which assisted tie upward
moveWent, but tire main renton for the activity was
tic moro cheerful feeling in tae money market, the
weakness Of gold, and the inn endency Of more legal
tender notes The most marked rice war in Toledo,
which t6ucled 81, tgains, sg5 last evening. There
was "a renewal Of the rumore of "a consolidation Of
THE road with the State Line road, bot We could
not lean any authority for them. La.er Ia
the day tho market was very rampant. and tue rush
to buy indicated that the downward reaction had
exhausted itsclf. Governments were about the
same in the morning. but tsoro was general nd.
vance in shares of to T. cent. Toledo continued
to advance, and sold at 9Jl. The Eric ,sucs were
ia demand at to 1 v cent On the Morning Board.
Pacific Mail recovered tie zoos OF the morning, and
vas quoted at 1856 against l5l at Tie Second Board.
Illinois Central improved to 81 an advance of Y
cent. Tho opening Of - Mississippi River would
largely benefit this road, while II would iujgre Ire
East md West roads, while the value Of the
lands Of the Company 10 beginning to be ~,
ciatod 40 10 besn by tho sae OF the bonds to-day
at l22. Tho decline in Fort Wayne Mt tho Morning
Board brought in new buyers, aud the quotations
recovered to 81. While road which passaa its last
dividend sells at %, it il one of the inexpcabc ands
males Of the Stock market, that dividend earning
stock should sell lat 6O9Gj. At tho latest moment
tho market was very firm al; U. s. 60, 1881, Reg
s,ered, 9iiS9il United States Gs, 1881. Coupons,
9iS95l; United States So of "a, Coupons s90S9;
United States Treasury Notes, $40, 1925 0lo2i;
United States l-year Certificates, 6s, 9Sia95ai
Demand Notes (old issuo), l42iali9i; Tennessee
State 6s, COZ CO.; Missouri State 6c 6iaCi Amer
lean Gold, l4Gi sl4Gi; Pacific Mail Steamahip Com
pany, 1850 a 1866 N. Y. Central Railroad, Il7i
ll7ii Erie Railway, NleHi; Erie Preferred, 1881
alO3i; Hudson River Railroad, 93ia94; Harlem
Railroad, 36i 036i; Harlem Railroad Preferred. 72i
a72i, Reading Railroad 93o93i, Michigan Cen.
trial Railroad. 95i095i; Michigan Southern and