New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-12

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eBps and milwaukee are offered freely ~o last
ssps. hout ,rkei alteration pres. In County
The only Transactions Of iuportsres hst hsye com
.9I s oe payable in New Yrs and
SIS i.,ued % the Burlington and Missouri R.lr'ad-
The following shows the receipts OF the Penusylvi
MA Railroad Company for the month OF November and
for the year. compared with receipts for the Id
rg time last year:
R,eeOt. for the month enc us Nov. Stl0s50 rs
same month last year,. "f" 10
Sl53 S93 10
Receipts from jan l. it55 Dee $3.50 rs 90
San pc nod Last ~
soif o'' ~
The Northern Light, from San Jusn, brings $500
in specie The advices state that business had been
quiet but at the clcse rather more business was Going
The intelligence ON the mining regions Is favora-
bic. The miners are leaving the rivers and going
back to the dry diggiDgs, vhee they are preparing
for the vigorous OF their aoors during the
Winter Several very rich deposits have been discov-
cred even in the old dggiDgs, extending in some 10.
ssr ces over an area OF many miles.
The demand for money was active Losns on mer'
chsndse command 81 d3 y cent, and on real est lie
| p cent. The tigbness OF money is partly in conse
auence of the necessities of iobbers to NEST engage
en.s entered into for the purchase Of goods some time
| ago. llebe Rocus uic III" ~ NiNOH '''c"~'
rates than they cost but the holders are not disposed
to pert with them at present. expecting better price,
The Alta California says:
"In &C d.on to these arrivals from and departures
TO POINTS on the California coast have besn as nuner
Gus az usual and the trade both with Oregon and the
coast as far south as San Diego appears TO be n
moving The business done durirg the pes, fortnight
| bss not been by any means an active one although
the aggregate of sales of OF the leading staples
sim up considerable figure. Rates may. ne said to
have been generally well sustained, although the
| trenssc iors effected in some lines OF provsio Us
sueais tess rice and coffee-wopd Indicate erous
Cline AT the same time the obtained, even for
these are 9Sh 2, ~ 10 PpSer which
enterr into consumption most freely very favorable
| rates obtained
foreign port present is the What Cheer bark up for
Australia. She is nearly full. Another vessel will be
put on Immediately on her arrived, her cargo having
already been purchased. The market for -four mean
while s stagnant-a point being 70 be settled, and
most in poI,ant one it is, who will fret give way.
| Candles have eclned mstetally during the fort.
| night but toward the close have rallied ags ain, aud
Id prices are now conceded. Hams and Bacon, Pork
| Id Cheese, are all somewhat lover. Coal is dull,
| with but very small sales. Liquors moderately firm.
Boots and Shcesio very fall supply sugsrs, kce
| sLd Teas, as reported above Oils very duh. Oar
daily reports however, will furnPh the best basis Tor
Judgment on the state of the market; representing as
hey GO the trsnsanctions day by day, as they occur.
"God dust Is coming iii Only With moderate hes-
6on the operations the rivers being now generally
SUSPENDED and the rains not having fallen copiousy
enough TO make those employed 10 the gulch:s and
| other dry cgsiDgs to get proftably 10 work. The
showers which fell during the earls part OF the fort
| night have, however, been of material service In
swelling the volume of water in the variou. bitches
| and canals, thereby enabling many OF the tunnel
claims 10 be worked proftably. Snow has already
fallen TO the extent of two three feet in the more re-
mote mining regions and hope by the next steamer
to be able to chronicle copous rains throughout the
| State"
| The Last of the treasure FUNK in the Yankee Blade
has been raised by Capt Randall who is said to have
cleared above ESQ 900 by his diving operations at the
| wreck.
The failure Of Sanders 4 Brenham which we
nounced at the time of the arrival OF the previous
steamer, proves to be We bad one.
The San Francisco Herald says:
81. S. HAGER, Judge.-THE ACCOUNTS or THE
AssIGYEEs OF ADAMS i Cove are enabled to lay
before the public the particulars OF the official report
of the qa0ndGm sssgneee OF Adams Co., ana 70 pre-
sent for public information " full and complete ac-
count Of the assets Of Adams Co., aod the real con-
dition Of the house. in relation to which topics there
have been many surmses hypothesis and incorrect
statements Under the PROVISIONS OF an orser served
On the Afsigpees they have rendered account of all
the property money, effects debts owing and credits
belor ing to the late firm Of Adams Co, aud l. Z.
Woods individually In the report OF the Asslgeees an
account OF the different classes OF assets Is stated tepa
rately ard carried into The general account stated be-
low. We make q few comparative statements OF the
separate accounts.
The spopn receivable that into the possession
Of the a.sisnees 10 stated asSst ~
The amount of cash H"''o %
100 II
"Of the large amount OF bills receivable the as
sgr ess have only eded In collecting S202ls To-
Tho total amount Of their collections on bills re-
,nblo and from sale OF personal property, rents,
&c. In sa5 $50 -. The expense account OF the as
Elk pe,s amounts TO nearly double the total OF their
collie iions. The expenses which the assignees have
Incurred are stated a. So, 99l 90, which amount Is
nc I'D Of the claim OF the assgnees Tor t2OTOO tOr
their services Sl0 900 by Jones and IS 900 by Cohen
and Roman eacb,l and expenses OF litigation. 1t 10
popcr 10 mention that the Court has no, settled the
amount OF compensation for the services of the
tigne,s, but that hey have charged themselves In
their expense account with $4,000 cssh for services
1.-The following account shows the amount OF cash
on hand:
1855 In account With Adams Co, Dr.
Nov Ito amount received per voucher No. sSe7sS q
CONTRA
Fy amount e1pense account YOU :her No s4s SOL 60
BY AMOUNT paid Roman, voucher No. 900 WSg,'sl 20
slsI,is. o.
IF appears from the cash account Of the assignees
that they received from A A. Cohen, Receiver, $l24
sos s., and notwithstanding what they have collected
on bills receivable, from sale OF personal properly.
rents etc il appears that the cash account snort by
f23, GIL 50.
Tie amount of the other assets Is nominal In the
account Of cash ags the following 70 the credit OF
Adams Cos. agents;
Freeman Co...................."... go
Hunter 'f'~ ~
The following is the general account OF the Asegnees
which makes full and complete showing of the pres
emf condition of tie Assets of Adams Co.:
Mears. Ron 40, Jones ard Cohen, AsEgnees, n
In account with The Estate OF Adams ca, ~
Te sReunt Bills receivable - FER schedule rendered