New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-04
TsEsDAT, Jan. 3-P VI

The business at the Stock Board this morning modar
ate and the market heavy for the leading fances
Erie fell OF to 7si and Nicaragua to S7i AT the Second
Board there more buoyancy and with small transactions
Ere recovered 79 and Nicaragua 2s Reading closed
at 79j which is lower We hear that the dividend will DO
per cash and per cent in stock instead Of per
cent stock before rumored Cumberland improved per
cent Parker Vein is steady The premium railroads are
without important change Crystal Palace sold At 35 In
Railroad Bonds there not much done, and quotations
are heavy In general the market exhibited features of
particular interest.
In Exchange there is but moderate demand and rates
ere without change Sterling sTsi cent. with bankers
names at Of y cent Francs 5.l7i 05l5 The supply Of
bills is fair
The freight market is quiet and not firm. To Liverpool
about 10000 bush Grain I'D y cwt by propeller in
ships bags Flour esp; 400 or 500 bales Coon SSd
FOX compressed 1000 bbs Naval Stores go baes and
boxes Bacon 4oli Spirits Turpentine To London $50
bales Palm Lesf66 To IIavre there is very little doing
Crsin is 24c and Flour sia95. California freghts
quiet at 55a6Oc.
The receipts Sub Treasury wero eoiiOs payments
ISL ,66s Balance only s2,264,7e4.
There was good demand for money day, with free
supply Money active than Oh Saturday. and
rates for paper are sening First class go a. 10
IL cent with favsrite signature occasionally u lower
figure On call money is y cent
The steamer from Boston will take from this
City about 100000 in gold bars Another California
steamer is close at hand with probably a million Of
Dollars freight
Mr. Leonard Winslow junior partner Of the house Of
Winsow Lanier & Co., retired from that house the lst
inst on account Of i'll health He retres to private life
are glad TO know with competency aud with the good
wishes of host Of friends
MIR Draper will hereafter bold his weekly auction sales Of
Securities on Tuesday. See advertisement
The charter of the Phenix Bank expired on tho 3is of
December 1854 new Bank under the tit eof tho henx
Bank of the City of York. has been organized under
tie General Banking Law of the State The Directors Of
the old Bank have declared final dividend OF Is cent,
payable g o cent on the 10th January and y cent on
lst July next
The Supreme Court of the United States engaged
in be airing argument in the of the Northern Indians
Railroad Company against the Michigan Central Railroad
Company on appeal from the United States Circuit Court
for Michigan The object of the suit is prev sn the Cen
tsl COMPANY from using their road from Michigan City %
Chicago without accounting to the Indiana Company,
which claims right to the route, obtained by previous
charter Judge Bronson and Charles Tracey OF New
York are counsel for the Northern Indiana Company and
John L. Pruyn. of Albany, and James + JOY for tho
Michigan Central Judge Bronson was heard yesterday
in an able argument for the appellants The case will be
concluded on Tuesday.
The receipts of the Hudson River Railroad for December
were:
December isss ...'''''''''....s % gad = I,
Increase over SO Pcent............ st22of 90
We annex tables showing the Imports and Exports At
a. IL.