New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-09

far Of the subscription 10 the loan nust be highly
gratifying TO the Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Banks paid in to-day Y cent or $2,l0O,OOO,
on the loan taken by them, making u y cent pad
up on the first fifty millions. OF the payment, over
five hundred thousand dollars was in the sixty.dsy
y cent Treasury Notes The Treasury has also
reimbursed the Banks about sixteen hundred thou
sand dollars, proceeds of notes cold, and has since
Friday refunded the Banks some three hundred
thousand dollars more than il has drawn from them
The result on the bank vaults, thus far, Of the taking
Of the Government loan, has fully confirmed the
predictions Of the most hopeful of our bank man
ayers. Although these institutions have paid up calls
TO the actual amount of over twenty-five millions OF
dollars, the bank reserve only shows depletion OF
about seven and half millions and the proportion
of specie to net deposits is within three cent as
great as before the loan was taken. This is truly
surprising result and proves that the banks were wise
as well as patriotic in meeting the wisbes OF the
Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Yermilye Of Carpenter & Vermilye,
John 0Brien of VIM. & John OBrien, and Mr..
Liyermore Of Lysrmore, Clews & Mason have been
appointed additional agents Of the Government in
this city TO receive subscriptions for the loan, and
will take immediate measures for opening lists at
their respective places of business. These are all
good appointments, and the exertons Of these gen.
tlemen will largely increase the subscriptions TO the
loan. Tbeynrs now prepared to supply any demand
Immediately upon the deposit of the money. The
advantage of making subscriptions with the private
agencies is that gold is net required. Certified
checks or city bank notes are received.
We are requested to give place in this column to
the annexed notice:
No. DExoHlNGE PACE, Oct T. 1851;
All persons are cautioned against buying negotiating the
folosing $40 y cent Treasury Notes viz; NO 1921 Iof
bic 10 the order Of Carpenter HILL the same having been
obtained By sud and their payment Se1E ,0Pges r.
The two-yem Treasury Notes are held with more
frmness, and the quotation stands at 80! al, the
highest point yet reached.
The intereE. on the bonds and stocks of the City Of
New-York, due On the LIST Of November, will be
paid On that day by the City Chamberlain at the
Broadway Bank.
We annex a comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merchandise at
the port If New-York for the week and since Jan. 1:
f., q a.. ss 1sS9 , 1ss9ii i ssi Il,
Cen Ss I %si,iiadi,... assiia 2ciSa iisio5
Previously reported lsa ss56Oi sisl'nis7 sTs2Os20
Since jar Sl97,2l6l97 slsS, ss96ll,l7l
! We snnex a comparative statement of the ex-
ports exclusive Ofspecie) from NewYork to foreign
ports for the week and since Jan. !, 1861
s nsSs .1 issgfoof;, t tssii
Previously reported. lSesa7'o t9,7S7ess 96O'7ail
Sine. j.. i.......sa,Os1to sn,0i9,sio s9,OsIl7
The Money market s abundantly supplied at 5a G
y cent on CALL the transactions being mostly at the
/ higher rate. The largely increased volume Of the
stock movement creates come newactiyity in demand
loans Paper of first quality lie not abundant, and
passes freely at 6d7 y cent.
/ BY he Norwegian, arrived at Quebec, we have
adyioei from England to the 9Th Of September
/ Cousoh were quoted in London on that day at 80 a
93l. The sales of cotton at Liverpool for the week
ending the 26th, were l72,O bales. The market
had bern excited throughout the week, and prices
had advanced Iald pound. The sales On the
9th we're 20, 600 bales the market closing buOyant.
Brcadtufs tended downward. Provisions were
droopng.
During the frs, week in October the canal receipts
a, Buffalo were tl22 49, ~, greater than the entire
receipts Of any one month In 1859.
! The following table viii compare the present cond
ton Of the banks with that at the close Of the
corresponding week last year
/ Oc.. g. 1860 Oct. s. 1851
pcount, l31 l57 Alg8sf54S Inc. S23 20s 31
a.