Missing notification for Yahoo mails, only notification for iCloud mails

Hi,
Just upgraded to Mavericks 10.9.1. Have some issues regarding mails and notifications. I have an iCloud and Yahoo mail account. Mails show up fine for both accounts in Mail app, but only mails to my iCloud account show up as a notification when recieved. Mails recieved in my Yahoo account only shows up in notification center when I start the Mail app. On my iPhone with iOS7 mails to Yahoo works fine with push messages with instant notification.
Any help very much appreciated.
Also, no badge with unread mails are indicated on the mail app icon in the dock. Any hint also appreciated for this issue.
Thanks.

Nothing wrong with the settings or your phone .. Its by design. Only way to always get the notifications visible is the Glance display which is not available for your device as rightly pointed out ..

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