New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-13
TUESDAY, Dc. fs-P. NJ.

The Bank statement was looked upon q, unfsyora.
bic in the street. showing gain of specie, end In
consequence the operators for fall had rather tho
advantage to-day. The principal decline was In Erie
and Central The bears sold the latter with new on
ergy the market closing at 50 for the opening fall
Of II cent Erie fell of v cent, closing at ssh;
Reading Gel decline OF | Y cent; Nicaragua was
put freely on the market, some Q, 500 shares being
sold down TO le the lowest point II has touched, we
think since It was first introduced; Harlem was
steady; Hudson River declined ! y cent. Tho West
trn Roads were steady. The business In Railroad
Bonds and State Socks was small aud prices were
without change; Illinois Central Bonds sold at 81,
decline Of y cent; n. Y. Central, eli Eric In
comes were in demand at 9ii a95, Harlem 80, &c.
The only State Stocks sold were Virginias at 5ai,
showing firm market. At the Second Board rumors
Of the Suspension of another City Bank had an unfa-
vorable effect.
The business in Exchange for this steamer has been
light, and rates ore heavy. Sterling, 9sl cent,
with but few sales above "a y cent. Some produce
bills have been sold below p cent We UNDER
stand that some Of the Greek houses, whose bills do
not eel freely have ordered gold sent TO them for the
purchase Of produce.
In Treights the business Is limited. To Liverpool,
Grain is I'd. but we hear of no engagements Cotton,
500 bales , l6d 500 bbls. Lard, &c ISL Resin,
81; 100 tcs Beef 81 $50 bbls. Pork, 81. To Lon
don, 500 pkgs Pork and Beef at 3 for bbs. and as
for ties so tea. Bacon, &c, 22Ie. To Hsvre, 800
bsles Cotton &C.; $50 bsles Hops, lc.i Liquors, 2lc
To California the business ia small.
The receipts at the subTreasury se2, COS, pay
ments. s59 $685. balance, s6.73s PAL. The Assay
Office paid out $50 19s, being the first payment on
account Of the gold BY the North Star The entire
H., a. bav hoo
about 7s 900 ounces worth, at els ounce, OIL 400,
co., The amount will, doubt, be made up to
o. 500 COO before the end Of the woek. Coming at
the Philadelphia Mint suspended for the present In
consequence Of some difficulty between the Director
of the Mint end the Chief Conner who has either
signed or been removed. Coming will, no doubt bs
resumed in few days.
The following sales were made at auction BY Sim
con Draper:
ss0OoN y and Harlem R. n lat mort, int sdded.,..soi
1900 Green Bay, Milwaukee and chieasos' Let mort.
int sdded .....'''''.'.'''''''
shares sSn0 sc. san Fi.os.
% DO. 4hGd i RsfSss Co
Messrs Baker & Weeks sold at auction 3Tl shares
Tradesmen's Bank stock at loe0lo6i.
Adrian H. Muller s. Co.'s regular semi-weekly
sale Of stocks and bonds will take place at the MGR
chants Exchange tomorrow, at 12I O'clock
Dir. Nelson Robinson sent in his resignation this
evening ss Director Of the Erie Railroad, and 1t was
accepted He is understood to be opposed to the
steps being taken for the arrangement OF the new
lean. II Is proposed to eli the vacancy with some
energetic man to represent the interest Of the En-
glish capital invested in this enterprise. The parties
who are engaged in obtaining subscriptions to the
bid among capitalists aud friends OF the Road here are
meeting with encouraging success. One sao'crip-
ton of sloO 900 was made today and the aggregate
exceeds two millions. They have made up the an
nexed statement in regard TO the condition ana prom
ices Of the Road upon which they base their applca-
ton for subscriptions;
RFw-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD LoAs.
Tbefrst and most important point to establish Ia
regard TO the new Loan Of the New-York End Erie
psl,o,d Coun.py Is whether the Company can falal
,bo Il tskes This seems perfectly set
,ed hS he psst history Of the Company, a. reported
Nv ne Investigating Committee, and by the estimates
~. 10Th BY the Company The latter, in our opin-
| ,derrstes the gross receipts and exsggerates the
renses The results obtained last year were, 10
srte of
FTsskets In Nay which interrupted the TAnsp'riti'n Of
freishs COR then two veess
s. The Engineer strike IN June
4 The CEolers during the summer
The mercantile and monetary ebsrsssass,s this satana
Farce q oely 81 . TO sua.lo now rsssa a a.
FsIs N enJy 81 sor eisrsats nov raised to-. -
Rates Of hsisSt fsiy cent under present rssss
The sIoss receipts Of the road wsrs; -,
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II -. ;...,v :.;irD,S sssiss isa@
II the increase In the receips the past year s the
low fares then charged and under all the unfsvorsble
circumstspces above enumerated o. 900 900, Is
Il not safe to estimate the increase during the coming
wear at the same amount This would make the