New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-07
FRIDAY. Jan. 6-P. NJ.

FRIDAY Jan 6-P VI.
There fair amount Of transactions at the Stock
Board and the neral feature of the market fmness
There Wa, large demand for Erie at co. buyer co. som,
$500 shares having been taken ct that price The market
opened at 7sI and closed at 7s advance of cent
on yesterday price. Read ng 70, seller sixty. We
understand the floating debt of this Company will be
ported at about 100000 Hudson River and Harlem
steady The activity exhibited yesterday in Nicaragua w
not continued TO day. but the market very buoyan the
bull party being very strong There orders in the
Board purchase 10000 $4,000 shares at seller IL
months option, but transactions made The
closing price was 81, improvement of cent The
report has been received generally with favor bu. obe on
Is made to lis in completeness points, such c,pi
tai income account expenses &c, &c. The results how
ever considered to promise very well for the fu1r
business Of the Company The Coal Stocks are inactive
but steady New York Central Railroad advanced to ll5
an Improvement of ! p cent NewYork and New Haven
declined to a. probably the effect of the probable passing
of the dividend Toledo and Cleveland s firm at % Mich
gan Central heavy at 900 Little Miami no. Michigan
Southern lls In Railroad Bonds there was a fair bust
done generally, at steady prices New York Central
in excess of the demand and declined There is
good demand for Illinois Central at So State and Gov
eminent Stocks ere quiet.
In Mining Stocks there is not much change LehiIh
Zinc sold at New Jersey, 81 Ulster o buyer This
Company is doing well but will probably not make divi
dend at present using the money earned for working CAPT
tai McCullooh is steady. Gold Hill fell off to e. but the
accounts very favorable Fulton is lsQ2 The Su.
perinendont of the Copper Falls Mines Mr. Hl writes
under date of the Sd ult
81 was in the Fulton Mine week or two since. The
lode at the bottom Of No shaft is 1s inches wide and
well filled with copper. In the end of the ad TO the
south, the lode was hooking very well and in the wnder
noticed some pieces of copper weighing 500 to 700 lbs
The Copper Falls veins are looking well never well
as at present We have shipped IS tuns of copper in
and now have than in the tack. Of
ground Wehave 1900 tuns of mixed rock and copper
broken at the surface ready for the stamps"
Potomac is l. Capt Gram of the Potomac Mines, in
Polk Co. Tenn has just arrived in town. and reports that
the Isabella Mine whose stock goes the holder, Of
Potomac stock is opened and that he can turn out at
least 5000 uns Of ore from that Mine during the next
twelve months Thus far the has been very rich and
Il is thought by those who have examined it, that it will
average 25 y Ct The Isabella is said to have vein Of
this rich black oxide of copper of 800 feet in width
The Potomac Company has also the Davis Nine which
joins the Isabella The Directors of the mns express the
belief that the Isabella will soon pay IS to s7 per share
dividend every year.
In Exchange there is fair business doing and the mar
ket 10 without important change Sterling, good names
ranges from 81 to o. bankers signatures having been sold
at9I = cent, Francs are dull at S 2OSSl5
Freigbts before reported The engagements are
$4,000 or 900 bush Grain led Flour, 39 coo or 500
bales Cotton II SGD and ID aerward offered 500 tcs.
Beef SIC; 900 bxs Cheese, 45i The Alps engaged 1000
bbs Rein 46i 900 bxs Bacon, SOL goo ties Clover on
private terms The Collins steamer has 200 bales Sea Island
Cotton Id 400 bxs India rubber Goods col so tuns But
hr CO.. 200 bbls Apples, 81, and 400 bxs. Bacon, 60
To London eOco 5000 bush Grain l5id 500 tcs Beef
7I6 To Antwerp 10000 bush Wheat l7id 1000 bbl,
Flour 400 bales Cotton &c $50 ties Rice, 4s 950 4.
To Havre-s 600 or 1900 bush Wheat 24c 1900 bbls
Flour Csc The Golden Eagle chartered for San Fran
cisco $4,000 The range to California so e7oc in clip
ptIs nearly fsn
The receipts 81 the Sub Treasury sl7eS5 payments
Se3sSs Balsnce sa9sS6l5.
The receipts OF the NewYOrk and New Haven Road for
December as annexed
s'tSSS 5,
LleigAt SutVVN
Total ss 81
Paid Harlem Road..................s....... f<5' IS
Balance. SIS 50
Dec 49, .s
The Mechanics and Traders Insurance Company hiss de-
&c cd dividend of ~ cent
The uoies Of the Merchants and Mechanics Rank OF Os
wego are in some dscrodi to day The circulation is no;
large and secured by NewYork State Stocks and Bonds
and Mortgages.
Notwithstanding the low rates OF Exchange the Pacific
win take ss6ooOO in gold bars
The Money market is active but not SO much so as yes
terdsy The rates without change First lass psper
goes at loGl2 p cent Leans call current securities
cent Judging IRON the c'hduon o. tne maAS' VIC
anticipate that the next Bank report VII show no further
increase of loans but rather contraction We hear that
sttet Bank to-day did not discount anything with offer
ing of 100000.
The receipts for December Of the Chicago and R'ck Isl
and Railroad was $4,000 Less than twenty mics OF track
remain TO be laid to complete she Road to Rock leland City
The Managers Of the Farmers Life and rrast Company
se, ~ morow for The declaration Of dividend il viii
probably be 2 cent