New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-20
,,pwyoRK DAILY TRISuNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 90 1851

The mortgage which we're deposited ~
,he Jane, b,rs as ,esurisJ fer It's notes were for
al sgp.sats amount Of SO $50 and cold at Albany
on "wednesday for 500 473, lose 81 % y cent
Those for ,he New Rochelle Back were icf sc'oi''
spd sold for az. 900 loss OF Is y cent showing
Tia, with an the canton OF the Coauoiier IN
taking noytzsses they are not sufficient securiv.
TIE Bank Law should DO amended, entirely exctua-
inernor,eages from the Bank superintendent ONCE.
The Boston and Providence Railroad
hsve declared a dividend OF three peeA', payao'e
on TIE FIRST OF January. The Cheshire ha'hoao' ~
per .haIe on the old COCK 70 such s'ocHnose'' Is
t.te thor, nrono,tion of the new issue OF pre- erred
stock, On OF before FEBRUARY |. Inc syracuse Ivy
nat = dividend Of i've y cent. The Boston and
Providence Railroad Company declared saiFi1eAu OF
three % cent. This Company reserves also sl2,ooo
sn,nlus earnings The Old Colony Railroad Dnec-
Tors decided to submit the question Of dividend TO
IN. stockhoisers there being some division OF opin
ion rs 10 the p centagc which should be declared
The steamer tomorrow Will take, &C.
cordpp 10 general estimate, SIX or seven nundre1
thousand dollars but ess than FIVE thousand
have been engaged at the Office OF the steamship 20
this evening Some lots going by sailing vessels
which will bring the amount up TO about two millions
for the week.
The Webster from San Juan has some
eipb, hundred thousand dollars on her freight list
and In the hands Of her passengers, ana she an
pounces the sailing ofthe Norherner from San ran
cisco with about two and quarter millions oil gold
dust, of which 81 500 900 was on her freight list
This will give Us about SIX and half millions for the
month. The mining news is equally favorable with
the advices previously received, and the rains had
enabled miners to work the heaps Of dirt which they
had previously thrown up The duties received at
San Francisco in October were 1921, 294, OF which
only S49, $40 was by American vessels.
The Money market is tightening at Phil
adephia. and the best names sold in the street al
70 = cent.
Messrs. Thayer q Co., il Is stated, have
taken the remaining half million of the Central hali-
road Bonds, but the price has not been made public
The Treasurer Of the Reading Rlilroad
has notified the holders OF coupons OF that Com
pany, due January l. that checks will be ready for
delivery on the ID proximo for all persons leaving
their coupons flor which receipt will be gven) a.
the Companys Office on or before the 3lst inst
Only eleven miles of the Rome and ST.
Lawrence Railroad remas TO be completed,and these
i, is expected will be pleted this year The road
at present terminates at ChaumOnt from w ae'Io~n.
The st. Louis papers state that the Ia
cihc Railroad ia being prosecuted with more resu'
larity and vigor than at any former time since It's
commencement The recent difficulty among the
stockholders has been finally and satisfactorily ar
ranged The Company has now IN Us employ 9o3
woIkmen, which number it is intended TO increase
1t is stated that a portion of the Missouri s'a'e
Bonds will be issued shortly of which conditional
sale, al par, has already been made.
Markets-CAREFULLY REPORTED FoR TIE TatHrNE
FRIDAY, Dec ~.
ASHES-The market is steady, with lmitei demand
Saies OF 80 bills at S48last "a or Pots and 3 so jT
Pesls.