New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-13
MONDAY. Feb. PIP. NJ.

There was fair degree Of activity in the Stock
market this morning, but the tendency o! prices was
downward. Between the Boards the market was
stronger and at the Second Board there quite a
recovery of buoysncy and the market closed firm.
Erie sold at Al, Reading 769 Central advanced to
e3i, and for Panama lO4 was bid, an advance of
Der cent. The success Of their negotiations in Lon
don s the principal reason for this movement in
Panama. Cumberland was &c. Nicaragua Ut. An
estimate Of the business Of 1855 on this route gives
per cent. dividend, $4,000 for contingencies, and
leaves surplus Of tloe, oOO Pennsylvania Coal and
Delaware declined per cent. In Railroad Bonds
the batness was else, OoO the market generally be-
! iag steady. N. Y Central 7s cold at 9sI; Fries rs
sil; Illinois Central 7ii; Freelands zoo; Fries, 50,
Ssh, &C. State Stocks were heavy. Missours -, Viz
ginias s5, Indiana Sc sol, North Carolinss 90.
The back Southern mails not having arrived, the
supply Of bills the market not large and rates
were frm. Best Sterling sold ., 81 ssi cent, some
bank bills with City Endorsements selling at 81 p
cent. Bankers asked q y cent, without important.
sales. Francs, 5.l7i a5.l3i.
In Freghts we hear of but little movement To
Liverpool, Is 900 BUSH Corn, Id, which is decline
1880 bbls. Flour lsd; 500 bales Cotton, 81 aal6;
200 bbls. Pork ~; 1900 or 500 tee. Beef, within
day or two, at a3j6; 200 or SOC boxes Bacon, Isl.
To Genoa, 1000 bbls. Flour on private terms.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury were sl92. Jos,
including $4,000 in silver change from the Mint;
paid e4 3ls; balance, e. 2sl, $50. Paid from Assay
Office, 200.
The business at the Clearing House was els 600.
The steamer from Boston on Wednesday, will take
sbou. $500 900 in gold Of which e42o 900 goes from
New-York, about s70 900 Of which is foreign. Some
further engagements were made, but the remitters
supplied themselves with bills, and countermanded
the gold We are losing gold to the South and shall
probably continue to do so to some extent. A more
active busEees is now springipg up in the Southern
markets, in consequence Of the improving navigation
Of the rivers and the Banks need gold.
The amount Of bonds sold In London by the Psna.
ra Co. k $3.50 600, for which the bills were sold by
y is steamer Those are not Convertible Bonds, and
ere sold At ne arly par The remaining $50 900, it
AS thought, would be negotiated at par.
We heard. on Saturday, that some July Coupons
o., the State Debt of Virginia received here from the
Wesf, had been refused payment at the Bank of CON-
meree, by order Of the President of the Board of
Works. and had been protested. We presumed there
was some mistake in the matter, and 90 1t proved, a.
he coupons were paid to-day. They were supposed
10 be coupons from bonds belonging to Nssrs Selden,
Wither Co., who sse largely indebted 10 the State,
nd, under this impression, the payment w stopped
Money continues very abundant on cal, Nth In.
zsasipg supply, q SCI ' cesG We hsard, so-Ssy,
q len - gold han nads q ' cent Paper q;
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