As Walter sais, you're going to insert a tr inside the tr. Besides,
imho, the "prototype way" should be:
tr = new Element('tr');
tr.insert(new Element('td').update(50));
tr.insert(new Element('td').update('Coll'));
tr.insert(new Element('td').update('Code'));
tr.insert(new Element('td').update('Payment History'));
tr.insert(new Element('td').update('>30'));
$('paymentHistory').down('tbody').insert(tr);
Also i would suggest you to sepparate the header of the table from the
body using the <thead> tag. This way, you could flush the tbody (data)
if needed without having to care about the first row that actually
contains the <th> with the column heads.
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