New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-08
"WEDNESDAY, Jan 7-P.M.


ndterdency under rUmors from Philadelphia that
.IUcept cash dividend hsd been made by the Di-
,e.,ors and II closed at COZ, seller thirty. For nor
.iyh 81 es,h was bid dlvisend off. The receipts Oh
pee.mbeT show a tmsll gain over those OF Deem
her. 1850 A sale OF Farmer Trnst was made At
49, seller ,huty being The frat sale Of this stock a.
the Board within a mouth Delaware and Hudson
VA vsry heavy ard &c only was bid. Government
Stack, Az, IN GOOD d. nand. and os 1867, advanced
~ ,.nt There is some foreign demand, ana tne
T,sa,ury Report has had favorable effect. There
u nfood INQUIRY for Bank Stocks at full prices A.
ths Second Board the mukei was steady with
trmsr feeling in the Mining Stocks.
The market is quiet but steady Tor EX-
change. With only moderate supply Of bills other
than thos. drawn by Bankers Sterling is lO@i0.;
for krst class nanes with some produce bills AZ 81 a
ore. Francs are rather drmer at 5l6tD5 l3i. Am
,,.rdam, 4i.@4lIc Hamburg 36,@36ic. Bremen,
5th'elc
In Freights there is moderate business
doing At previous rates To Liverpool, 1850 obls
Flesr Cd, Q 600 bols Sores lsd 500 bbs. Resin 3d.
To London, I2oOO lbs Bone Ia, 1850 bbs. Naval
Stores Is Cd 62s, some Heavy Goods 25s., 50 ,cs
Rice 2cs, and half pipes Wine 6s. Two vessels
vus chartered for Porto Rico az 37i f040c. for Sugar
and So for Molasscs, and port charges paid. Ano,h-
H from Cuba at 50 for MOlasses Dane 10 load
PADDY at Charleston for Copenhagen at Sd An
American bark for light slaves to Msrseiles a. about
al6 An American bark to load Coffee at Rio NJ
Soc for New-Yorh and an English ship TO load
Flour at Baltimore for London at 2s. Sd. The ship
Congress 357 tuns, 20 years Old, sold for whaleT at
about $500, and the. ship Winfield Scott has also
bsn sold on private terms. An Ice freight for An
t,ua was made at previous rates. To Iavre Cot.
ton is eady at 10.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury were
large to-day-s2s7 969. Payments, sll,6lO. BAL
sIee, si,7oo,i7o.
There was a current rumor on 'Chaage
to-day tbs, a very large failure would be announced
nis afternoon. After fnll inquiry we could no,
lts,n the name nor the nnth Of the rumor.
Some of the New Jersey Free Banks APP
PEAR to find il very difficult to take of their cir
ssla.sn and arrangements are making 10 seni their
notes home for redemption, where few or meme are
prepared 10 meet them. The notes OF two OF these
Psrhs were not redeemed to-day by the owners
Nearly ons.hslf Of the ejaculation Of this City now
consists Of this Jersey currency which appears 10 be
very desusble substitute for our own sta.e cur
Isney which we previously had.
TIE Marion brings 1890 In specie.
Tie Cunarder rom Boston, to-day, took only i9sOC0
II gold. The steamer Saturday will probably
have IN the ReghOorhoOd OF half million, but as
Ne BaIks are supposed 70 hold now nine and half
AillisIs this VIII produce no eiec. on the market.
A letter from London, by the last steam
~, rays;
The cnsis in France has induced many English
capitalists 10 invest their surplus funds, thls vees,
IN Artrcsn stocks understand that the blTings,
Mr. Esns Pal Raj q an1
s,hsr holders at stocks. have Lately hsd nnmer
eos hQOp'es respecting the condition OF different
State ana Ci'y Stocks IN the United StA,es.
The Ohio and Pennsy lvania Railroad was
SDplstsd and opened to Alliance where it connects
With the Cleveland and Columbus Rsilrosd yester-
Cay, and the passenger trains TO Cleveland went
through the shnie distance. This completes
tnuous chain Of railway fo<n this City 10 Cleveland
and Cincinnati with the exception Of some 80 miles
ru, east of Pittsburgh The OHIO and Pennsylsa.
Ma Road will he further completed TO Massillon 10
kwwsts
ltspptars thatsOmething must be speedily
core 10 proven the sale OF the Merchants Exchange
eidef jude menis Obtained by the foreign holders OF
lie bones of the Company. The Court of Appeals
have confirmed he judgment obtained by James G.
King, Receiver, for about 5000 The sale of this
gersr'y 10 foreign capitalists would he disgrace to
Tie merchants OF New.YOIk and re should think
hsre vas patriotism enough among them to relieve
THIS Company from It's tmbarra,smenis The rents
are now about $4,000, and the property, which COS,
$htOVoO, would seem to be ample security for the
sEouLt rteded.
The Telegraph reports the failure of Mr..
Cheney Burke. OF New Orleans facetousy called
olshcy Susks" In The telegraph 10 the Eseniag
papers He was formerly President Of the Canal
S.hi, and considered man of wealth
he Equitable Insurance Company have
essstd assmi-saEual dividend Of ten Dc. cent,
~laeie on the loih inst.
Hvhl be seen from or advertising COL
snns'o" he Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
company have made pSonp, provision for the paw.
nttt or Their semi-annual interest which became
due the let int
The Road contemplated 10 he h,,, hv 49,, 90,
psiy reaches from Musaakee. O, 49, n,.h,,,-
70 the mouth OF the Wisconsin Ri,., ~ -. -,
srse with the Mississippi River. a5oa too ,-,,l,,
nhes, taking an almoS. 6irect coarss va, 80,
through The heat OF the STATE Of W.s,,nsio en5
Saen completed VIII Dc oae O; the grand h,,h -
I" NE eoun'Ty. Madison, the Capital OF tAs A..
Hm eirect line midway Re geea lake af,.A,,,,,
ahe The Mississippi River Alreadyls there a,,o,
Ne IRE Of this Road as appears ron the last Cen.
s"'A population Of near .Wo Aunl.ei thousand IA.
nsei'Aris, whose passage asd hlsiaess viii, OF ns
~ssr, fan open the Rosc. saying nothing Of tas
,"Ieusansss accumulated aud sccunlla;ing upon
e viper hiss,ssp?! River. that Will sec0ns tr,o-
70 greater or less extent TO this Road. The
sae was opened IS far as the village OF Wsakesha
"v ana hall miles, on the 25th day Of February
10 ihis point II COST aooa. $4,000. Its ne,
~ssoSer and above expenses upon this ieonty
"a half miles, are as follows
Mach As s..a os S i.. kAfENsss-
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