New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-29

Total, 1885,. sSlIo1o, w
The business of the Clearing House was to-day
go, So, 900.
The scrip for the dividend of y cent on the stock
of the Little Miami Railroad viii be ready for delivery
on the 10Th January, at the Office of Messrs. Winse~
Ia,ier g. Co.. on stock registered on the New-Ycrk
books
Nessrs Winslow, Lanier & 90. will pay on the "a
January the annual nteres. the bonds OF the
State of Indiana issued for banking purposes. Also,
the interest on the Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad
Company y cent mortgage bonds; Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad Company p cent mortgage bends
City of Pittsburgh City Of Allegheny, Roctland
County and Stark County (OMo) bonds, issued to the
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad; ALSO Allen, Van
Vert and Crawford Counties tOhio, and Allen County
Ind bonds issued to the Ohio and Indiana Railroad;
Also the interest the mortgage and real estate bonds
of the Belefontaine and Indiana Railroad Company.
The traffic of the Mad Riversnd Sandusky Road for
the first three weeks of December has been ISL 6l 80,
against 81, 036 90, an increase Of 81, 625 43.
Business continues dull at San Francisco, and the
interior mtrchants do not forward as was anci-
p,ted to purchase There had been some heavy rains
which had been very favorable for miners. but they
were not sufficient TO set all at work. Some valuable
new discoveries Of gold noticed. In consequence
Of the long continued dry weather bars and dnst were
brought, 1t is supposed, much more coin than usual
Bars Of frmness Of 900 readily commanded par to
premium and the bankers in the absence OF proper
supply Of them, were purchasing transfer Treasury
Drafts, and Whalemens bills.
The Slipping Lat says:
The reGson for this scarcity Of gold Is apparent
The rain which has been falling In spells tor two weeks
past has driven the miners out Of the rivers, while at
the time the iDclemency Of the weather has pre-
vented those engaged in the dry dggngs from pursuing
their regulazavocatiops The bitches and Sumee how
ever are all full, and in few weeks the labor OF
the summer months will be realized on to great ex-
tent. Between now and the frt Of January very
large amount of gold will have been taken out.
Were not for this We would very soon be seriously
embarrassed for want Of coin. Our shipments con;
tnue at the rate of nearly g. 900 per month, and
we are even oow exporting American coin in large
quantities. As before stated, California coin Is very
hard 10 be got and no one Will ship dust a long a. bars
cell as well as they now do.
Money was rather more stringent at to v cent p
month Real Estate, what few sales made, sho vs.
a large depreciation within year or two. The Su.
preme Court has made important ruling in the case
OF Adams & Co., by which it appears that the dis
bsements of the asenees of that house to be al
loved This puts end to of the many classes of
litigation which have enyeloped the whole Of the ST
fairs of that house in complete fog heretofore. II
appears according to the report of the referee in
this case that the estate owes Mr. Cohen the first
ceiver s. 600 Sc CO., instead of his owing it
$50 600 as changed There is probability of a div
ideDd being declared shortly. which will not probably
exceed ten cents the dollar The paper Of the house
is selling for IA &c. and judgments for l0a l2ic.
The business in Stocks 10 very limited The quota
tons aIes
State Bond. o. 1870 cents. none.
Wa icsn Bond, u C.ceordas none
WaT-Loan BandH y .65d7o
Civil Fund Wsuacts. 70d15
LIZ Np Soehif'
Frsncisco koudG 10
San Francisco Bondr y
Francisco Scrip arcording
Seer City Bonds 6secordins dste)
County Bonds 10 y cents
Mxysville City Bosds 10 q eents-scsrce. 73Gs]
The money market eases up for the week With