New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-15

In American securities there had been check 70
TRANSACTIONS in consequence Of prices being de-
mapded consequent upon he improved aspect Of the
New-York market. There were not many irt class
securities On the market. Barings Circular, under
date of the 26,h, Gays;
ssSince our last circular the transactions have been
lmte1 at previous prices; but the adyices lst re-
ceiyed by the Pacific have raised the pretensons Of
holders and having thus checked business we cannot
give exact quotations..
A letter from leading London house says:
"The improved accounts brought by the Pacific
have given frmDess TO market for American Sc
curties Pernsy lvania q Cent stockis in request at
79l and the Bonds at soc. We have had several
transactions in Maryland and Virginia The higher
prices demanded formerly Cor Railroad Bonds have
rather check ed business IN them. The only exception
perhaps to the iss are Illinois Central Rsfoat shares
which are freely offered az par.
Money is becoming easier, but still just caution is
ment in the mercantile Transactions OF the country
exercised in its employment. Ine general cnrall-
tends TO this abundance and the Money Market IL
still further strepg bened by the sate of the Forei IN
Exchanges. Our FaBds are steady. Consols are Oh.
Satter,hwaite's Circular says
"Tbere has been moderate demand for American
Securities in London during the past week. Pennsyl
vanis State Stocks are in demand a, higher rates.
Virginia are steady at former rates We note trans.
actions in New York Ceniral y Cent Bonds Erie
| Third, and Sinking Fund Bonds. Illinois Central
y Cent Bonds are firm The new issue have brought
to 81 = cent. premium. Sellers ASK higher prices
for Enc Bonds ,ince the arrival of the Pacific"
Another letter quo.es Erie Bonds, 1873, 10 de nand
at 79979i, equal TO about Ell here. Also, Illinois
Central Bonds at 72a72i. The Panans Company
have information that their agent in LONDON has sold
all the new Convertible Bonds he had authority to
sell. The price was 81. At Frankfort, where Fries,
1875, had been sold short the dodge of pamphlet
against them had been tried but the only result
to check the advance.
49, eof he sp1 and alafa Rail- la1
for the hnt week Ct March so
Same week iaAt i4vV
Increase 50 q cent......................... 81 455
The sailing Of the Canada from Boston having
been postponed TO Friday or Saturday, some further
sbippe nts of gold will be made by her. To-day
5000 900 went over in bars, and the entire shipment
win probably reach million more. The amount
which went over on Tuesday included $500, 900 in
coin. The Nashville will take the place Of the Paci
fe on Wednesday, i: being considered necessary to
overhaul the latter ship. The Nashville will not pro-
badly take much gold not being a regular steamer,
90 that the shipment by the Canada may be con-
sdered the bulk Of two weeks remittance. We know
that large additional shipment by that stea was
intended for the Pacifc.
The Auditor of Texas gives the folio wing notice:
" The time prescribed by law for presenting and
adjusting evidences Of Indebtedness Of the late Re-
Pupc OF Texas expires on the 3ist August, 1892 ana
all claims which not presented Ga or before that
day will be forever barred. The above notice. slladss
10 such indebtedness Of Texas consisting of Treasury
Notes 6 an6 10 per cent Bonds &c., which have not
been presented 10 the Auditor of Texas for " Sealed
Certificates. When the time of presentation Of
claims at Washington for payment shall have arrived
say after August next-the evidences required by
the Secretary OF the L. s. Treasury will be the sealed
certificates, as audited by Texas. Further Informs
ton may be had Of Geo. X Sistare, No. 81
Wilism.st."
The business ct the Clearing. House was eli,