New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-12

The Niagara at Boston is understood 70 have
fl00 0o0 The Austrsasan, according TO the English
journals had only eli 900 board The telegraphc
advices announce 1915 900 on the way here from San
Francsco.
The business of the Clearing House was ~ 357 ,2S5.
The new Government loan il in better demand to-day
and is held at 94i ds5 An offer Of 94 WAS refused for
600 0o0 Treasury Notes also firm and in betterde-
mand The sales arc made at rates yielding y y cent
interest to the buyer. Late in The day bid made
and d, ened at that rate for lot of $500 COO. The
Loan Certificates Issued by the combined city banks
under the adopted at the meeting held 2is
November, have all been redeemed. The aggregate
issue reached g. 35, 600 The agreement under which
thew were issned, and which WIS extended from Feb
% expired March TO- The amount OF interest paid on
them exceeded $50 600 Some Of the associated banks
considered that the taboo which put upon the Gbem-
icial Bank for non-conformity also expired ON the
10th inst and have exchanged with that bank to-day.
Money is abundantly easy at 6a7 v cent on call on
choice coa,ers Fl eproof paper remains very scarce,
and is passed freely at 6GS v cent. The banks alb
sorb nearly all that is made
Dispatches from New-Orleans quote further ad-
vance ia Cotton making ic. within few daNs. Mid
ding is quoted at llic. The market here is firm and
rather active.
The National InteIItgeHcr thus alludes 70 report
which had been publrbed that the present Government
of the United States had $6,OO0,000 in The public
Treasury at the commence ment Of it's term:
Attention has been statement in Of the
papers, that the morning Of the 7h Inst when the present
bece,a of the Teauyy entered BIS duties there was
balance tho Treasury uhsct TO the dns Of the Teaurer
Aod disburing officers Of <t,Vs,OOO
On eIsnn.,ion iuto fsct appeared by the last
balance Of three millions held subject 70 the
ds by the several depo,itoes including New Orleans
Mobile and s1n rr.pe.S; and ~ ss ~. I
toc the checks Of certain dsbuing officers to whom that
had been Adyanc. for s for specis purposes
10 obvious that half Of that be
regarded available for the demands for the public
;s.s ss ; n, ,s sa ,ss ns Of ii. sa
uarziion he had address enough get possession Of
money held By the Sub Treasures In the seeding
statss"
Tie weekly statement Of the Bank averages shows
moderate expansion Of loans and apparent loss Of
specie in consequence Of the statement Of the previous
week being descending average. The actusl amount
of specie in vault to-day is about $685. 600 900, and
daily being increased from foreign arrivals and from
the Sub-Treasury. Ii the Government does no, drain
the banks again with loan, the specie reserve will
probably run up to 900. The depostsshow fall
ing Of Of nearlya million, which does not agree with the
other items The banks are strong enough in coin TO
carry much larger line Of loans, but the contraction
Of the volume of business great that they are un-
abba to exl and excepting moderately.
The following is comparative statement of the con-
iton of the banks of New-York City March Q and
March 2;