New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-13

sirous of making IS y cent dividend in stock, but
that the President insists upon cent IN cash Enc
sold high as 6ll but closed at 81 a6lf The bus-
ness of December continues TO be very large The
transactions in Central large, and me market ad
yanced IN oal closing after the Second Board at 93i
933 de, line Of = cent on yesterday prices Huf-
son River sold at 30I. A small sale Of Long Dock
| .,ock was made at 10l. Panama was 80. The
Western shares were generally firm. Illinois Gen.
trail was buoy mt and advanced to ll9 Galena sold
| n, 1874 an improvement of / v cent. Rock Island
WAS lCjI the price Of yesterday The meeting of D.
rec,ors to-day was adjourned to Monday next, the
President no; having arrived from Chicago. Michigan
| Southern was buoyant in the morning and in good
demand The price advanced from Soi to S9i, but
closed at 50 Sol an advance of q cent on yester-
DAYS price Michigan Central was 98i, which is lower.
In Railroad Bonds the business principally in
Illinois Central, of which 100000 sold at 9id9i4,
showing an advance of v cent. Terre Haute Dds
,old at IA; Gothen Line at 80; Fries, 1871 81 and
Sd Mortgoges, gag, &c. State Stocks are firm but
not active.
The bu.iness in Exchange for the Arago has been
quite light, and quotations show change from
Wednesday. The market, however, closes heavy.
To Liverpool we notice engagements Of 5000 bbls.
Flour at Is Sd. a 3d.; 1000 bush. Grain at SD.
Csd.; GEO bales Cotton at a j-32d. 600 bbls Rosrn
ut 2s 400 boxes Bacon at 2os. 80 tuns Lard per AZ
RIGA ard Atlantic at 70s. To London, Flour at Is. Cd
O0O bush Grain at 8. l0d; 90 ties. Rice at 27s Cd;
900 boxes Bacon at 30s. To Glasgow, 500 bbls.
Flour at o. 1920. 3s Heavy Goods at 27s Sd. 032s.
Cd; Choe,o at 35s.; 1900 bushels Wheat hence to
Barcelona $50. bark for Buenos Ayres to load Flour
at 81 o. y cent primage, with the privilege of load
ing at Montevdeo. The Carrier Pigeon sold 90
private terms. To Lisbon, 900 bushels Grain at
22c., and Is, 600 bbls. Flour at 9Oc.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
SIo9 2OS Sc; Payments s1S5,249 Is; Balance, sll,-
837 $50 90.
The Cahawba, for Havana and New Orleans, took
$3.50 600 in SPECIE of which $500, 600 was for New
Orleans and $50 600 in American silver and doubloons
for Havana. For the Arago, hear of about
$3.50 GOO or $4OO,000 engaged, shipped by Messrs.
Belmont, Gebbhard, Balm g. Sander and Monroe
& Co.
The bushes. of the Clearing House y, &c., 795.
The receipts of the Cleveland, Columbus and Cncn-
natl Road were for
Noye%fseT i iSs isgts g
Increase. Observation-Disclosures. Sli02 81
The business of the Rock Island Road for the first
week in December was 81 200 against $500 last
year. The week was very stormy, and much Business
was kept away from the road.
The following is the November statement of the re-
ceip's Of the PeDnsj vana Railroad:
Month ending Noveu Der ss1d2a -
month last floo" 10
Receipts 1si i1eS jan 1855 to Dee: g
Same period last ooooHo W
s5s2 4A IS
The revenue of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
the month Of November has been as follows:
Washington Total for
For Psssepsers...... s54os7 80 s23l25 60 s176s 81
For Freight. .......... SS7 Sg7 Al 95T 81 SH,H5 81
Total...........s392G 35 "a &327l5 90 S4ti753 81
The revenue of the Road during November, as COM
pared with the corresponding month of last year. was
as follows:
81 sXs23 60 s42i75s 81
lS55.......... SOS, 10 S5,h5i 30 oSIls "
Increase. 42s 40 50 Dec s2sSl 80 Inc S25639 81
The receipts during the past two months of the
present fiscal year, conn ired with those of the same
months for the previous years, have been as fol
lows:
October S4ll,39l IL $3.50 "a sSSsSi9 % %
koyembeT....... if Ioo ~ oS5lis y" "'o" ~
Total....... + $50, $50 81 SS25o n t10,]Se ~
The imports of Dry Goods for the week are
not very large bat still considerably larger than for
the same week last year. The figures l2 ,56l,