New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-31

January l. VIII be paid at the Continental BANK, Ne"
York, or the Mechanics and Trsders Bark, jersey
City.
Mesns. J. A. Underwood & SJn, M - Exchange
place, pay the Interest Coupons 90 the Bonds oil inc
Boston, Coucord spd Montreal Railroad Company.
The Coupon. due January l, 1857, on the Bonds oil
the Cities of HarfOrd and Providence, i'sued to the
Hartford. Providence and Fisbkill Railroad, viii be
paid at the Office Of Messrs- Hoyt Thnshast q Co.,
No. Is Broadway.
Mr.. John Thompson adveItises, in another column,
first mortgage bonds for sale q; price thai VIII net
the investor 10 y cent y anuum.
The Journal Of Commerce Gays:
There is q rumor IN 20 W., apparently ff1m re
spectabIe source ths. Mr.. Webster, an Engl'shnAn,
fmn.rIy reid, NJ g. 81. Petersburg, who wen. ont
from here 10 PuDta Artnss. vie the Ishnus, hrie
while since was authorized by Commodre Vanderbilt
TO Negotiate loan in favor OF Costa Rcs ~ $VoVVo-
the funds TO be used IN discriminating Walker ron
NIcaraeua-after which the Commodore s - have me
right Of transit over the old Nicaragua route
We hear OF the su.pebsisu of Mr.. j. d. Burgess OF
Providence, cotton spinner partly the result Of toe
failure in New-Bedford previously reported.
Mr.. John II. Gourhe again to-day elected
President Of the Board Of Brokers' by vote Of IS TO
10 and accepted the trust. The elect OF two Vice
Pre- who are 10 be salaried officers, has been
is compliment well deserved by his high character
and gentlemary bearing. The Board have done them-
selves credit in their selection. rule was passed 10
day, making it obligatory upon members 70 pu' up
margins on contracts when required. Heretofore Il
party declined TO put up margin when re Iueste'' Tue
contract was Cancelled. Now, the contract hoids' ehu
the margin must be put up ...o, ana
The business Of the Clearing House was s|n,oo%,oVo
The land sales Of the LIMOS Central haiIoaa 'oni'
paDy, we learn by telegraph to-day from 0ncago'
have been in December thus far 500, OOo.
The demand for money continues very active Ii
stock circles and extra interest is freely paid Tor &C.
Communications. In mercantile circles, however, we
beor Of no strpeency Paper is in fair demand among
tho discount houses at 10 y cent if ofHrst-cass, and
an occasional transaction is made at lower figures.
Relief is ger orally looked for by the street after the ls
prox but We think the street will be disappointed.
Precedent teaches that the money market seldom feels
the Influence of the large disbursements OF the fret
week Of January until about the Goth Of that month
In produce there is a fair business doing. Flour OF
the low grade is to lOc T. DBL lower in consequence
Of the realizing Of spectators. Wheat is in moderate
demand for shipment. Corn is steady with some par
GELS going forward from first hands. Pork and Beet
are finn and in fair demand In groceries there is but
little doing but holders are firm. cargo of Coffee,
63C0 bags sold on private terms. The circular OF Mr..
Scott says:
Under the recent advice RIO aud Europe holders Of BIO
Coffee have make further concessons In
prices but have rather strengthened In their demands me
bushes for the past comprises 1877 bags at fair prices in
Guiding the BrrEos cargo 500 bags half having been
speculation Other descriptions are 10 limited rcques
STOCK Of Ro on the 2}d Dec, 1885,