New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
FRIDAY, Dec. Bpm.

stocks this morning, and the market was buoyant.-
Erie went to SIS. Reading to 59s, Enc Convertiole'
to9l &c At the Second Board, however, there was
less buoyancy ald Erie fell of TO o4i. New-Jersey
Mining was heavy and sold as low as %, oat II az
terward recovered, with considerable Gales d. tue
Second Board, 10 10. The advance In ConveruOie'
wasl D cent. Delaware and Hudson soio a' par
For Coysrnmeut and State Stocks the demand Is
fair and the rates are firm. There was some uehaHH
for limited States Bank Stock, and over ZVVV suie'
have been bought here and IN PnIaueipina ''"oS''
n, PHILADELPHIA at lld2 all for the foreign parties
who made the previous purchases ABOUT hioA''
since.
The market 70: Exchange is quiet, as
their is no steamer TIL "Wednesday next' ana
s,erlipg is dull at 10! 0iGi Francs are quo'eu d.
irregular rates, and are inactive.
In Frejohts there is but small business
doing and probably not much VIII oe done until Tue
steamers letters arrive. Engagements, 1900 Dds
Flour at lOd. Cotton aJ-32d. To Glasgow i,OOo
bush. Wheat a, SD To Havre, the packet OF the
ls,bas Cotton az &C. and Bark at S.. To California,
there is a moderate business at 45c. G6Oc p foot
The Money market in some quarters was
more easy to-day, but generally the demand was ac-
tive, and the supply not very free. On call the rates
are 6a7 y cent, with but few transactions below
7Pcsnt, and frequently a commission IN addition
PapeI is still in small supply, and hrstclass names
20 at 7dl0 p cent. There is, however, much caunon
used in taking paper. SecoDd-class names are l20
lspcent The Banks not expanding, but do
most Of their offerings of the right grade
The amount of gold deposited at the
PHILADELPHIA Mint this month, up to and including
TODAY. is Five Millions Three Hundred Thousand
Dollars. which proves that as we suspected, the
amount in the hands of the Georgias passengers was
over estimated. The deposits from the Danlei
Webster and Georgia have been only Two and
Quarter Millions, while the estimated quantity on
board these steamers was Three and Three quarter
Millions. The remaining days OF the month viii
probably increase the deposits to Five and Halt
Millions, which, with Million at New Orleans, will
make total of six and Half Millions
A new Insurance Company, to be under
the Presidency of James n Wyckoh, Esq, is being
formed in the neghborhood of the Hanover Bank
Anew Savings Bank is also about to be established
to be called the Mariners Savings Institution
Some of our most respectable merchants WILDE con-
nected with this institution.
The Michigan Central Railroad reserved
Sixty Thousand Dollars of Their earnugs to meet
the loss Of the Msylower II is thought that with
the portion Of her saved she be replaced for that
amount.
There was to have been q meeting of the
Central Line of Railroads of this State and the Ca
madam Managers of the Great Western Railroad this
week in relation to the subscriptions Of the Central
Line to that road but the meeting has been postponed
until January. There is, We understand, some OBJ
lection on the part of of the roads of the Cen
Ial Line to that subscription.
The estimates of the receipts of the Erie
Railroad for next year are $3,50O01O to 100000.
The Companys estimate is, We believe In the
neighborhood of the smaller amount, which, a. the
rate they expect to operate, the Road would yield
a net income OF $2OOO,OCO, which, admitting ths
debt TO have then reached twenty millions, wOuli
still leave 10 p cent. dividend upon six millions Of
stock.
The amount received at the Sub-Treasu-
~ to-day was $685., All the payments were large
reaching $685. probably by transfer drafts bal
ance, $2,l94,5S7.
The Bank of America has declared q
semi annual dividend of y cent. the Trades
mems Bank, sap share the seventh Ward Bank,
4}p cent. the United states Insurance Company,
10 y cent. for six months.
Resales of the Revenue Certificates Just
issued at Albony have been made at II " cent prem
OF the previous issue of million, already nine hum
bred aud thirty thousand have been absorbed IN the
Banking Department. 1t is proposed 10 enlarge the
market for the Securities by Act Of the Legsla-
latuTe allowing them to be used by the Insurance
and Trust Companies.
A Free Banking bill is now before the
Kentucky Legislature which has one very objection
al feature II allows the deposit of Railroad Stocks
as security for the circulating notes. These Stocks
are Of too fuctuaing nature to be safe basis for
circulation and in this respect more obectional
than real estate. We should think a banking sys-
tenn based upon such uncertain securities could
hardly secure the confidence of the public.
The demand of Government against J.
Kelly Smith formerly Navy Agent, in 1921, II, New
Orleans, now reaches, with the accumulated inter
est, s7s5,oOo. The funds of J, Kelly Smith and J
Chandler smith, his son, in three Banks in New-or
leans ana their stock IN those Banks. have been Ell
TONED The son lives in Baltimore, and the fathc
holds a power of attorney nom him. for the uansac
tion of business Nh. Smith has made large for
TYNE as a money broker in NeN-orleans.
The New-Orleans Exports for Novembei
were as follows;
American Produce in American vessels to for .,,..,
ejsn countries 9oiS5
Do IN foreign vessels forsign conItnes-. 3o6lt
Total SSi q
This exhibits an increase on the Exports IN octo
Der Of $6sS, lIs IN American produce in Amerc II
vessels, and $iol,,39 IN foreign vessels.
FOREIGN werchsndiss in American vessels TO for -.
Do IN foreign yessss 10 foreign eountSies atae
Icsni S''''"o "
The Exports coas,wise embraced 81 5g9 sSs,aS ains
$l,s3i,7e0 in octoser.
At Philadelphia the Money market Is
active, and rates keep al the highest point.