New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-16

The aggregate subscriptions by the public since
Aug 10 have been about $25 600 OOO or one-haf the
amount taken by the banks.
We hear that very recently orders to purchase
cotton goods and hold for rise" have been sent
10 India and China. This is in anticipation Of the
unusual price to which raw cotton is expected tc
attain in this country and In England the eOmins
Winter.
The 81. Loai. Republican says:
There has needless alarm about the assets o. th'
banks oecsoned BY the military movements in State
The State Bank and Union Bar have had fund. viTu
most o Their have under authority Of the Untee
States and undoubtedly ought to be repaid iTnedi,te
.mouss stolen BY some rascal. among MudsaI,. But
they incurred .k in not andsr me ~
,Way The Southern Bank has taken time BY the foeloc
,ay disposed Of much else that had and had
,ned Such precautions make II impossible for military
sud. ySs1s5 Ssy iG nos the
All The branches should foresens the eentiou' time, thai
S:Ts .sS In mo. we
glad 10 sa this hs. been done and In no case wiz there o.
sSSS sss,s may as
thing in highest degree mpIobsb!e- would nos 'eri
ou,ly damage the suffering Banks.
The MllscGakee Sentinel Of the 18th says:
There "a nothing new 10 note In money The current rate
Of Exchange ana cent selling at the banks, and cent
outside Paying rates at the bank. are generally psIdt
sh.y could spare customer. cent premium but fo
| ANAL ,ums the brokers charged2 v cent
The circular of Mesers. Saml Haiieu a. 20. foi
the steamer is one of the most valuable which they
have issued, containing vast amount OF statistics
which should be in the hands Of every banker and
political economist. We give portion Of the article
upon the part performed by the banks OF this city
In sustaining the Government finances
Tho bsnks were never IN stronger position than they
FoT 81 tha losses the rebellion which has with
from us an trade and led TO reputation
S.bs dne 10 the North Of hundreds Of millions Of dollars
sum equal TO 10 v cent on their share capital undoubtedly
natural decline the line Of their discounts nothing could
rsay more opporune than 10 have Government ceme in
! large borrower at q high rate Of interest.
The financial question Of the wsr has been solved with
which agreeable surprise 10 ourselves We had over
looked the preparation made for by the action Of the eaa
In November s In view Of political difficulties thenimpend
us IL part Of the plan Of the conspirsiors to oTes
down the Government by undermining a credit and 20 DC
The role that Mr.. Cobb then Secretary Of tho Treasury
formed IN this city, Il familiar 10 all The Banks IA
fense virtually consolidated their capitals by
mutual protection and defense This combination ~lic
hsnceorward secured unity Of purpose and harmony o.
prepared them for the present es Provisions ioi 1sne
loan were fully made nine months before
thought Of "a, A., IL, go L..
and broad the foundations Those who did ~ had Mite ide
II tho part they performing In the gahd ~ et
deTcd the Of the rebellion psoe
Independence Of all the world which as gratifying TO on
selves as Ia ncomprehensiolo 70 ioteisns @
witnessing the phenonsna but they have not YET Pens
our commercial and political downis matter Of sSaTs
o. the City Of New.ysri sa'ceOeO was stsr Aufu's