New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22
TUESDAY, Dec. 2i-P- NJ
The Stock market was moderately active

The Stock market was moderately actv6
to-day, but generally without irmness. The Money
market 10 still su,eontly stringent to make active
operations In the fancy market nconvenicnt The
quotations show no very marked change but as rule
are lower Harlem was turned out freely 1000 shares
having been Sold closing ut 72a decline OF cent
Erie was also heavy, and touched go. Long Island
continues decline and went TO %. sale at seller
10 months was made at %. Norwich and Stoninston
were about as before. Hudson River was hrm The
Coal Companies are we'll sustained, excepting New
Creek which fell Otto 81 under sales TO rssiize Zinc
was scarcely so drm and declined CSC y share sixth
avenue Railroad sold at l02, but private sales have
been made at lO50llO Canton was heavy aud sold 1t
ll6 Nicaragua in demand, and closed at prevows
prices-3o. a3O, Ia Bonds there Ia not much doing.
and prices are without change but firm. The INQUIRY
for Fries Is good Government Stocks are not freely
offered At the close the market exhibited little bes
ter feeling.
In Exchanges the market is very dull. FIRST
class bills sold at o., and bankers signatures ate,.
Tic range Is 0a1O p cent considerable supply
looked for from New Orleans.
In Freights the market is rather quiet. To
Liverpool 1000 or 2,oOo bbis. Flour 39; lOoo BUSH
Grsin II llsd the latter in ships bags Cotton. SB
a "a. Heavy Freight 2Ja30 Beef o Resin, w.
To London 400 or 5000 bbls. Flour, D q, &c. To
California tic business Ia active
The receipts at the Sub-Treasury wers
SlOl 900; Paid s2l AIS Balance, -, ,2s2
There continues to be an active demand Tor
money in preparation for settling day. and call loans
are cal b. cent. There Ia actual deficiency OF mon
ey but continual changing Of loans which creates On
artificial scarcity.
The Marine Bank has been organized by tho
election Of James Hall, Esq, rs President and Mr.
Jas c. Beach Cashier Mr. Beach has long bern
favorably known the dealers Of the American Tx
change Bank and recently as fret Teller Of tho
Hanover Bank He has had large experience End
v III make very valuable officer for the new institu
ton. The Board Of Directors of the Marine Bank 10
,usseup Of the following gentlemen: James Hall. o. II.
Zones. 70 Wall st.; w. r. Jones, Jr, 30 Walst e. A.
secor. liz Broadwey; J. w. Elwell II South st. !; J.
Atkins, Jr, 3s South. e. A. Howes, % Pearist j. s.
Young, a62 Front st Jas. B. Thompson Jas. hcKsy.
w Ward, IS ExenangepIsce; Morris Rcynolds. Ii
Go!dst n stockwell, b Pearl st. J. X. Keeler, 1os
Front-st J. d. Fisb los southst; Y. 3. Croeker, -
Broadway Joel Seymour, % Pearl and ~ Water st.
The Banking Room is TO be az the south east corner
ii Wall ard Watersts.
The following gentlemen compose the Di-
corner OF New and Wallsb.-Joseph w. Cores, No
IS Wiliism-st.; d. Henry Haght, No. 10 Wsters,.
James D. Oliver. No. 62 Amifyst; Jonas g. Dudley,
No. 20 Pinest cephas II. Norton, No ~ Broadway
Andrew Coms,oek, No ICE Wstcr-st; Isaac H. Frofh
ipghsm, No. 81 Broadway VIM. d. Ihompson NO t'
Pesrl-st Irnest Cszet, No. GA wster-st; Rodmsn q
MouIton, No. A Broadway Stephen Waterman, No %
Wilismst John Lee Smith, No W Chnst.; Henry
Bsyls, no. III wiIIismst.; George L. Willard, no
Broadst Edward J. Msilet, No. IL Wsllst.
Mr. MslIest has been elected President. and Jos w
! Corlies Vice President Of this Bank. fr
The Continental Bank has taken the iir''
floor of the building No II wsilss TOR SanH'o'
room. - .,
The gross receipts of the Little Miami Raa
road Company for the year ending o'sa No
vember last, were. .-..-....'..''-~'s''''
! rar -
| -. =. --...................2 iO. ~
/ Net EarnpSs- ----.-.---.r 49, ~'A'"'
The Company have declared during the year &"
regular diydcsds Of cent each. ed ous eEsss di'