New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
Total. s2a9, sIi s9a3, l9a si5i03s s571GOl


This shows a very favorable result and an increase
Of receipts of 100 y in three years from 1913 TO
1881
The Illinois has arrived safely with two and
half millions Of Gold on freight and in the hands of
passengers. This will give Banks strength
and prevent the necessity of any contraction should
the drain from the Wet and South or for Europe be
renewed.
A new dodge has recently been tried in
Wollst, by which dozen of the shrewdest firms in
the street have been vctimzed. A short time since
these houses received orders from person, who signed
himself by different names in the different letters to
purchase certain amounts OF New-Haven aud New.
London Railroad Stock Under these simultaneous
orders tho market advanced from 20 to 80 After
few days the parties hearing nothing from their client
addressed him at Now London where his orders were
dated but euch person could be heard OF there and
after while the parties to the conclusion that
the whole thing was a ruse of some graceless rogue
having New Haven and New-London Stock to SELL who
had adopted this scheme to Obtain good price for it,
The amount purchased was about 500 shares. The
orders were all in the same hand writing and were
written with circums tantiality which deceived the
most careful houses in the street.
The export Of specie for the week and for
the year IL as follows:
ship lEaak w alton, Canton, douhioons $40, 90
Bns J. Clemens Venezuela, American gold 4so
Steamer Petrol ST Thomas do ....... 1000
Steamer Baltic, Liverpool, do ........ 2'S,9O
Total from Dec TO Dec. li......,...... san, 100
Previously reported $4,000
Total for 1852. .s2l6Eseo
This lie much smaller amount for the Baltic than was
anticipated.
The Money market is abundantly easy again
at Sac y cent on call and first. class short paper
We understand that new Bullion house is
about to be established in the street. witha large capital
and extensive connections.
The Hudson River Railroad Company will
pay its interest coupons the Second Mortgage
Bonds on the 10th inst
The Anthracite Coal trade is nearly over
for the excepting by the Railroad, which
brought down 33975 tuns last week. The Lehigh Is
closed and the schuylk boats have mostly gone into
winter quarters. The trade of the season has been
very prosperous.
AT Philadelphia the Money market contn-
very easy Firstc short paper is in some in.
stances pisced at y cent, but the general rates are
$40 cent Seeond.csss ranges between and
y cent.
The Csmberiand Telegraph gives the follow
ing items Of the Maryland Coal Trade:
For the week endiag "Wednesday noon. twenty eight
posts hsNe passed down the Canal loaded with 275f
tuns Of coal and IS tsns coke The smount of coal
transported over the Mount Savage Railroad for tha
week ending 4th inst 54l4 tuns; over the Cum.
beriand Cosi and Iron Conpany's Railroad the same
Period, 1929 tuns
The Coal Companies in the Westeruport region hsve
united for the purpose Of building Railroad frou that
section OF country TO this place. ami have engineers
now engaged in surveying the route Is conn.c,;on.
we viii remark that the reasonable prospect of doing an
immense business from the West and 70 s.eommoIs.e
our Cosi Companies the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company viii find another track indispensable
The following is statement of the deposits
and coinage at the Branch Mint of the United STATES ~
New Orleans, during the month Of November, ls5s:
DEPOSITS.
California rold sS5 ST aS
Uekn kpld. & al 70
saiver parted from California gold. 1873 is
'iiver srom other sources. sos IS
Total amount Of deposits ............ S5a4fs o.