New York Money Market.
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Sunday, January 25-6 P. NJ.


The stock market closed, yesterday, very firm
at our quotations, and the tendency of prices was
upwards. The transactions at both boards, after
the news by the steamer became known, were
very large, and the advance prices current the
day previous varied from three to five per cent.
This Improvement was produced entirely by the
complexion of our foreign advices. The change
in the ideas of stock spectators, yesterday, was
very great. 1t was generally considered that the
news would be very unfavorable, and that our
markets would be much depressed after the arr-
val OF the steamer, instead Of which the advices
have been highly satisfactory, and the disappont-
ment has been SO agreeable, that very rapid rise
took place in stocks, and confidence generally has
become re-estabshed Private letters from Lon
don and Liverpool, give more encouraging ac
counts OF the present and prospective condition of
commercial affairs in Great Britain and in Enrone
than we find in our files and altogether, we have
not received more important intelligence from the
other side for many years; and coming as it does,
at this time, when Congress is in session. and lust
before the spring business commences, must have
a very great effect upon our political and CONNER
cial aftairs-an effect that will, we anticipate, be
attended with the most satisfactory results


The prosperity of this country will rather be
increased than retarded, by this little excitement
1t acted, for time, as check upon any move
ments out of the legitimate channel, and nipped in
the bud whatever speculative operations might
have been in contemplation. An uninterrupted
course of trade, for any great length of time, is
likely to derange many of its ramifcations, and
endanger its prosperity; and we, therefore, look
upon these temporary checks, from time to time,
as so many safety valves, that prevent any very
serious explosion from over expansion


comparison of quotations current Yesterday.
with those ruling at the close Of the market on the
Saturday previous, shows an advance in Long Is
land of 81 per cent, Mohawk 2, Harlem II, Can
ton, Il, Farmers Loan q, Norwich and Worces-
ter, A, Ohio 6's l, Illinois IS /, Indiana l. Penn
sylvania SIS II, Stonington l, Vicksburg i, Read
ing l, Morris Canal Il, North Am. Trust /.


.Nsw York Herald