Stocks have fallen heavily today, and I think they will fall much lower before this game is played out. 20 One can buy in yet more profitab...

Tonight I heard Lieber’s lecture at the Law School. Matter good and well arranged; manner bad—dreamy, dozy, and maundering. . . . No mater...

Things in general look bluish-gray. Prophesyings of panic and crisis, and of still worse calamity, are heard in our streets. But people try ...

A most gloomy day in Wall Street. Everything at a deadlock. First-class paper not negotiable; demand for money greater than in October, 1857...

Wall Street was a shade less disconsolate this morning. Stocks rallied at the First Board but began to waver and fall again at the Second. T...

Wall Street has breathed more freely these two days. News this afternoon that all the banks from Charleston to Philadelphia have suspended. ...

Stocks all up today and Wall Street very jolly. But they will go lower yet, and Wall Street will look more blue than it has looked these thi...

Nothing new in Wall Street, except that stocks are all down again. Secession certainly gains favor at the South, and grows more threatening ...

Fine day. Tonight’s anti-Lincoln or Fusion Torchlight procession was “a big thing.’’ It was more numerous than any political demonstration I...

The steamer Chenango exploded her boilers in New York Harbor, and I feared there might have been mischief, such as [an] incendiary shell in...

Today New York was in a fever and stocks went down, down, down, because Lincoln and General Pope went up to West Point by special train las...

. . .  bet enormously, in the way of operating in the stock market and the solution of the Trent difficulties would be peaceful.   They sp...

The following is taken from the Judiciary Committee’s Report on the Censorship of the press at Washington: The Censor testified that on...

England, France and Spain Meditate the Recognition of the Southern Confederacy. NEW FRAUDS UPON THE GOVERNMENT BROUGHT TO LIGHT. S...

NEW YORK, February 1 The stock market took a heavy downward surge to-day, amounting at one time almost to a panic – influenced by the ...

The day on which President Lincoln was inaugurated, March 4, 1861, U. S. six per cent. stocks sold at 92 1-2.   After increasing the public ...

Wall street was jubilant on Saturday. When government sixes reached par, three rousing cheers were given by the Board of Brokers. Not only...