New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-30
THURSDAY. Dec. ro-P. ".
! q G. ~ R.a Can. MAJ. Bank. Uudsol River

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Gold opened at 224 and sold up to 225i From
As point the rate fell 10 22?;, but grew frmer
under renewed unfavcrsbe reports from Whining
ton. The closing rate was 295.
For 1910 bonds l0I l0li was freely paid az the
Stock Exchange. The 5-2os were lower, and closed
g the Stock Exchange at 1917. Railway bonds
continue neglected.. Bank shares are strongly held,
and no large amounts could be had without adyanc-
1ng quotations materially. Central National sold
- 1914, and Fourth National at 80. For First
National 800 has been paid, and 2Ol is nos
bid Railway shares are irregular. The
Western shares, as q whole, were firm at ycster-
days rates. The New-York roads wero all
weak Hudson, which sold at llSi, fell to ISL,
ard Erie TO SAY The latter was depressed by re-
ports that the money for dividend at New-Year's
would be rsed TO paw for new rolling stock, rather
tn.n Issue new she-es for construction al current
SStes At tie Second Board the stock fell to s2i
snd Hudson River TO il4l. The Western list wac
frm and the changes not material. Late in the
Day Erie touched 81.
Money is quite active Of per cent, and the indi-
sAtions that lenders will be able to fully main
taia the rate. Tho Government is drawing upon
Banks. Plain legal tenders are scarce, and alto
svther the market stringent enough to make people
Eudent so far as Lew business goes.
Exchange is no. active, and rates are barely
sustained.
Freights sre extremely dull, and prices are With
sut material charge. To Liverpool, so tuns Tallow
~ 5s. 30 tuns Oil Cake S.; aud per steamer
n ,0o0 bush. Wheat on private terms; 100 tuIs b
con, I5a20s, and 900 pbgs. Cheese and Butter
DIS. To London, 100 bales Hops, ID, and Deals q
Soe.; 25 tuns Measurement Goods, Dos. TO Ham
burg, 40 tuns Black Walnut, 25s To Marseilles
oo0 bbl{ Petroleum on private terms. To Bremen
100 hhds. Tobacco, 30s. A Norwegian bark va.
chartered to Csdiz with Slaves, at S. 100 for heavy
Pipes.
The business of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
t2,369,ci7 IS; for Customs, $4,000. Payments
e2,o6O,449 Is; ON account OF Loan, s., $50. Bal
ace, SO, lj5,7O5 o..
There has been q very sctve business in gold
Nesring Government stocks at private sale at adj
~sncing prices. For SOS as low as 1914 was
sccepted early in the day, but from this point the
market steadily rose to l0SI, and at the close lead
n dealers we're asking for small lots at tho coun-
Ger, 1854. For l0-40s as much ss 1852 Was paid
s;osing at l0I al02. There are indications that
ste gold-besrDg bonds upon the market will be
soon withdraw, giving few days notice to the
public. After New-Years, good deal Of capital
viii he seeking employment, and VII find It's way
into gold-beariIg bonds. ,...
The break down in Msriposa Mining Co. stock
sad bonds causes much angry criticism, and the
opinion is freely expressed that the present direc
6on shall retire ami abatement gifts Affairs be made
By officers wholly disconnected with is pas, history
The property Is represented by 81 $4,000 first
snortagage bonds, principal ard interest in gold;
tS@0,c eco plain. bonds, and $i0.0O0,C00 of stock.
The esrnirSs have been reported by ITS managers
q follows;
.-avga.t etS coo; geptember, $4,000 os.ober, e6a.
20; November. tlIee weeAs. so7,oJU Discount, ESQ.,.
aV Total. sa06oeo '.. 't'-' ,..''-
Less 4Oper cti't-aSperss, lea7es net sls3 500,
Upon thisshOwing tie Company drew $4,000 boids
tor redemption in gold last week, ard advertised the
payment Of its cCupoEs in gold. 1t was a,so stated
Chat the Company had lostng d, BIT, and that It's
future could be nothing but success. When these
Statements. were made tie stock sod az
u, and ITS first mortgages SO. The next DISPATCH
Tie pnbic hears Of announces the loss or the prn
sipal yen and with hardy IN exception tho friends
Of the Company a-e la.ogt promffto announce its
troubles. TIE stoc< 1t tie Second Board sold ne
aowas lei. ITS first mortgage bonds sel at "a.
che lsssa sSt 9f l6 per cest, upon tie suppositOn
Cat DO interest will be pad in January.
The Marietta ara 'CihciInsd Railroad Compan
ssTred..he third week in December:
- 1854. lSR3. |
freish .l0.yGa 80 ASH a. |
kAll kIpress AID TssSgToPh.--.. 1913 a 9O7 90 4