New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-21

Of the Chemical Bank have gone to Washington at the
invitation of Mr. Chase Mr. Hall Of the fremont
Bank, Boston, and Committee from Philadelphia, are
also in attendance.
Another draft for 1852 900 was received by the Sub
Treasurer to-day in favor of the banks and paid. 1t
was the proceeds of sales of Treasury Notes.
To-day the agency in this city for receiving subscrp-
tons for $50 cent Treasury notes. under the super
nteDdeDce of Mr. Morris Ketchum will be opened at
No. 40 Exchange place. Mr. Ketchums card, with
full Instructions may be found in another column, and
under the facilities which he extends to subscribers
most satisfactory response may be expected. Certified
checks upon the banks of the city, and current bank.
notes, will be received. Where desired, the firm Of
Ketchum, Son & Co. will also forward tie certificates
Of deposit TO Washington, ostain the Treasury notes,
and send them to any address free Of charge.
We have received the following card:
An Extra" attached to Thompson's Reporter
states that site BeUeriy Bank IS hr0TH ont IN Val
street."
The Beverly Bank always has, still does, and viii
continue redeem lite 10 gold at par on presena-
ton at the Bank.
The notes Likewise have BEEN and will continne TO
be, redeemed by the Atanuc Bank IN New, York for
account Of the Beverly Bank in sealed packages OF
Samuel Hallett 81 Co., Redemption Agents Of the
Bank, at their Office No. So Beaver street, N. Y, IN
whatever amounts presented. at the same rate.
Beverly Bank, B.r.riy, n. j. s ,p. 20 1851.
The bills of the Columbia Bank, Chatham -Four Cor
ners, tens and upwards will be redeemed at par by the
Metropolitan Bank.
A paragraph appeared in one OF the morning papers,
stating that Mr. Phillips, an agent Of the United States
Express Company has arrived in Chicago in charge OF
shipment Of gold for Eastern consgnees from Cafor-
MIA and Pixies Peak, amounting to nearly million OF
dollars. This ia erroneous in two particulars. The
amount is only about $1,000 and none Of it is from
ca ifornia.
At auction Robbie & Corles offered line OF ribbons
and shsws The ribbons all taken at satisfactory
prices but the shawls only partly sold, and IN
some instances below previous rates. Another house
offered large catalogue of shawls. The sale well
attended and passed of with spirit, about three-iourths
Of the Offering being cold. Prices generally wero
about mp to the previous sales. although in some par
tieulars there was a slight falling of.
On the 9th September and Let October the Auditor
Of Illinois will SELL at auction in this city, for account
Of banks in liquidation, the following State bonds:
rs virginia G p cent, 1896, 1891. and 1874
2! Eoa CsI9ii :, e isa . S5p sns 1902
rs Missouri y cent, ISM 1873. and 1915
100 Teunessee Y ce1t coupon bond, 1898.
$4,000 Virgins Y cent coupon bonds, 1883. $500
$500 Norh Carolina Y cent coupon bonds lGo and 1870
s?2 900 Missouri 4 cent coupon bonds. lsIo
~ 900 Sterling bonds. 1868 -. - 49,.
ga 80 Georgia cent coupon bonds 1903 1910 and 1871
The Banks of Philadelphia recaiye all demand
Treasury notes payable at the Office Of the Assistant
Treasurer there on deposit in any amounts offered and
they receive all such notes payable at New-YOrk and
Boston az they receive the bank notes Of those ees
Pie slight movement in the Philadelphia Money
market which looked for day or two, as If Il might
result in an advance Of rates bias entirely disappeared
There il no perceptbs increase in the demand for dis
counts or in the supply Of paper offering.
The frs, railroad in Oregon has just been built on
vha, is called the Trant the Cascades" The
road is Of substantial construction is 81 miles long,
and the majority Of trestlework Of dizzy and
dangerous hight.
The Chicago Tribune gives the following summary
OF the produce trade that port for the last week;
The receipts and shipments Of -Four grain live Ssoeh Co. dur