New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-10

FRIDAY. Dec. 9-P. ".


uarke, to-day 1t was inactive, but generally irm-a
large portion Of the Transactions being apparently in
selling cash stock and taking il back on buyers OPP
tons. There was no disposition shown by either fac
ton to act with energy, and the market in such
condition that any important amount Of stock could
have been neither bought nor sold without seriously
affecting prices At the Second Board quotations were
generally well maintained, but the market exhibited
no animation and closed weak. Central opened at
So, and improved to sOi, closing at sos bid.
Reading was among the frmest stocks, although
the transactions were few. In Pacific Mail there
was no important change. Panama was in bet
ter demand at a small advance. a sale OF Nor
witch aud Worcester was made at 40i, which s
letter The question Of the next dividend on thisstock
appears 10 he merely one Of tine. The funds are
already IN hand anc portion Of the Board desire to
divide them in January. Another portion, however,
desire that the dividend shall not be made until SIX
months from tie tine Of payment of the last one.
The Wettern shares were, in some cases,
triae lower than yesterday Galena fell of !,
ard Illinois Central /. Rock Island was steady.
Erie continues be in speculative demand, and Is hrm
at o. Tie Receiver will probably commence the pay
n ent of interest on the Second Mortgage Bonds soon
after the Let January ard the Condition Of the traihc
Of the road has revived the abf the stockholders in
the eventual ability of the Company TO earn something
on lis sock under the new arrangement. The road
Will. we presume, be soon preimnaIiiy sold out I'M
der the Fifth Mortgage. In State Bonds the mar
ket was quite heavy in the morning. Missouri Is
selling below So. AT the second Board, however,
there was firmer feeling and full prices were
! paid Neither the Missouri Virginia interest
money has vet been received here. The following dis
ratch from Washington has bearing upon the interest
fund of the former State:
"The First Controller of the Treasury has refused
10 approye the allowance Missouri of four hundred
and y thousand dollars, percentage on land sales
az ascertaned by the General Land Office. THIS fund
was looked 10 for the means wherewlth to pay the
/ interest shortly due on Missouri Bonds"
! In Railroad Bonds the business was moderate,
but prices were well sustained. Fries have an improy-
inc tendency 1t is believed that the result OF the meet
ing in London on the 29th Nov. will be large sub
scrip,ton TO the new scheme Of organization
The closing prices were: For Virginia 6s, 92l
a923; Missouri 6s, s39S3l; Canton Co., H@H4i
Cumberland Coal Co., II 9l3 Pacific Mail, 76l 976l
New-Yorb Central Railroad, s0i 0sO5; Erie Railroad,
o. a9l; Hudson River Railroad, Al 9il4 Harlem
Railroad, 9IQ9}; Harlem Railroad Preferred 35i a
36 Reading Railroad, 4is04lii Michigan Central
Railroad. 4Oa40! Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana Railroad 07l; Michigan Southern and North
err India1a Guaranteed, II ais; Panama Railroad,
1870 1876: Illinois Central Railroad, 59l G59ii Gale
ma and Chicago Railroad, 6si 96Sl; Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad, 2o4 S20i; Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad, O., a 64li Illinois Central 10, s. SS5l
There IL nothing of importance doing in Exchange
but rates are il anything, working easier Sterling IS
100 a 1885, France, 5.l7i a5.l5.
F1eieLs to Liverpool, LOCO bbls. Flour at p. 3D.
1900 bushels Wheat supposed at ID, in bags 400
bales Cotton at SD. d. 100 tee. Beef at 3s. 3D.
steamer; COO bales Cotton az 5-lGd. IS boxes Bacon at
4Os 500 boxes Cheese at Sos and 20 hrkins Butter at
4Cs To London, 100 tes. Beet, private terms To
| Glasgow q steamer 100 tcs Beef at Ss; 100 bales
Cotton ut 3D. and 5000 bushels Wheat on private
terms. To Rotterdam . 500 bbls. Resin al b. ID.
vessel Of 80 tuns to Cenfuegos and back to New
York at Acc. for Sugar, and s. 30 for Moasses, on
deck vessel Of 40 from Jacksonville to Porto
Rico and back TO New-York at 5Oc for Sugar aud
81 80 for Molasses deck. vessel Of 100000 feet
capacity from jacksonville Nassau al $40 for Lum-
her and bsck 20 New York with Salt at lOc.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
So 2CS G-lor Customs, s725, COO Payments $io,-
s9l ST. Balance, $, SOB 1853 40.
Stockholders Of the Pacific Mail Company obtain
copies OF the proceedings in connection with the recent
negotiations with Commodore Vanderbilt, at the Office
! OF The Company
The net receipts of the Harlem Railroad Company
for the month Of November are as follows:
~ 70
e''''f 0V
Inersase........................ s2Sss "a
TIE earnings OF the Milwaukee and Mississippi Rail
road Company for the month Of November are;
oS'p
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The November earnings Of the Macon and Western
Railroad Sill e
November, S''oo' %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a
The receipts for the fret week in December Of the
1 Cleveland and Toledo Railroad We're Sl6,2O3i Last
year they were SIS, go Increase, $957.
The earnings for the week ending December were
ve,y laree-equal to SEQ geo for the month.
The following are the earnings Of the Chicago, Bur
lngton and Quincy Railroad for the month OF Novem-
/ Ter:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....--. 2ele 10
Malls and ui.eellsneous.. As"1 %
Total ...........................sl2o 90
/ Operutias eI penses estimated ...-...... S0eo 20
Net .sruins...................... s7o-94oo
Gross eSrIrgs PER mile - % ,,o NJ.
EAKsISGs BETWEEN CHIcAso AND bVkLS0ros-.iy h5z
~ "a Sc
81
ro,,l................................Siss,07 O %
BKrvKxs GALEsBrRs Aso orIs .,s oss y, aHzs-
FrrEkts. 81
Passenger. ools 90 .
Mails and EsiseelAneons =
Total FOR $40 20 g
Esruizss in November, IOs'o ~
Inrr.,.. IN Novru,ber fssp............. sS5S0s ~