New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-11
TuEsDAY. Jan. lO-P. N.

The transactions Of the Stock Board not large and the
heavy At tho Second Board the tendency Of he
esdug FGncies still downward Nicaragua fell of 30
26l The statement that Mr. Vanderbilt and Mr I'LL, had
formed new line via Aspnwal and Panama consisting OF
the North Star and Yankee Blade on this SIDE and the
America ard Uncle Sam the Pacific had probably
effect upon this stock. Erie clos at 77i which yes
erday's price Reading 73i dividend of Harlem and
Hudson are heavy The Coal shares steady bat mae
tive In pfcmum Stocks there not much done but
the morket is frm Railroad Bonds in moderate request
and steady.
The ransactops at the Mining Board increasing and
the market unch frner han for the fancies at the
Other Board The demand for North Car lima continues
and the market advanced l2}c. Conrad Hill improved
l2lc with sales after the Board Of 900 shares The Su
perinlendent writes that he is getting el0O per
day in gold The Lake Superior stocks very firm and
several Of them in good demand Tie Boston Pos says in
regard to these mines
"Of all the Lake Superior mines that have beeu faith
fully wrought with view 10 dividends the Cliff and hin
nesota are the only old enough 30 have attained
measurable maturity subscriber for 100 shares Of the
Hnneso8 six years ago. would have expended on his al
venture about 200 besides losing the interest up 20 the
time of his first land dividend in February 1883 The
present market value Of these 100 shares of Minnesota on
which Gosh dividend has yet been paid together with
the market value Of the land dividends already declared
Is S90OO and the land dividends now formed into scpa
rate mines are epued to possess as rich veins as the
Again 100 shares of the Cliff mine have really COS,
o. SEQ. The holder Of this quantity from tho comm nee
ment has already received about $500 in cash dividends
and bis stock would sell oday for $4,000 to $1,000
Ulster is still improving At meeting Of the Sto-khold
ers the following Board elected 5. L. Mitchell l.
CoddiDgton, j. H. Stewart d. ~ Hayerneyer, Edwin
Ludlow, c. Burkhalter, and c. Savage. Potomac was
steady at s7l McCullocb, 8. This Company have now
seven mills at woik.
The business IN Exchange is not large, but rates are
steady Sterling o09l for leading names with but few
sales above o. Produce Bills SAG v cent Francs $50
a5l7l
In Fregbs there are but moderate transactions at preyi
pus rates To Liverpool 10000 bush Grain at III 0l2d
EFlour si9a9iG 1900 bales Cotton, l13205d; Bacon,
Sc S. a4O To Havrc, small engagements Flour, Csc;
Grain 2ic The ship Engineer new about 200 uns was
sold at S55 tun
The amount received at the Sub Treasury sl9s,ssl
Paid, sISsO5 Balance s2742,7O7
The Ocean Bank Of New ork has declared dividend
of3l y cent
The Mechanics Bank Of Wliamsburgh, 81 cent
The Paterson and Ramapo Railroad dividend Of ? Ct
The New Amsterdam Insurance Company = cent
The Home Insurance Company, 10 cent
The Broadway Savings Institution and tho Emigrants
Industrial Savings Bank will pay the semi annual interest
ON deposits on the 10th inst, at the rate of six cent y
annum on sums Of $500 and under and at the rate Of five
y cent on larger sums
The January coupons on the bonds OF the Mansfield ana
Sapdusky Railroad will be paid on presentation st the
office of Ketchum Rogers Bement in this City.
The Continental Insurun Company five cent
The Kentucky Bank has made semi annual dividend
Of Ct
The Northern Bank Of Kentucky a semi annual dividend
OF y Ct.
The Louisville Bank semiannual dividend OF y ct.
The Farmers Bank of Kentucky a semiannusl dividend
Of y It.
The Planters Bank of Tennessee, semi annual dividend
of Ct.
The Money market less active than for few days past
and money on call is obtained without much difficulty at
cent Firs class paper not plenty and goes at sdl
per cent .r..
gold bars.
After the adjournment Of the Board the following sales
Stocks were made at auction by Simeon Draper
ZOO Ten. N.-te and Rlchmaad r Isl Mort ~