The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-30

order to borrow from bankers the money due them
by the United States. There is no reason why
these delays should occur. Mr.. Chase has all the
money he needs, and 1t is not creditabie that
government creditors should be kept waiting week
after week after their accounts have passed in
spection. This and other circumstances lead to
the belief that there must be in the Treasury De-
partment some OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, probably, of
the Cobb regime--whose retention in Office is
gfaveiy detrimental to the public service.
The banks paid into the Sub-Trcasury to-day
sa,500,o00 on account of the second s35 900 900
loan. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as
follows
lota receipts s,s,ps %
For Treasury notes. ................3, 9795s9 70
ayens (nciudng redeemed 6p. CT notes. SIT 5y3 is
naaice. 3 63I ,76a Do
me following sales were made at auction this
morning by Adrian II. Muller, by order of Jesse
X. Dubois, Auditor of the State of Illinois,
~ 600 Missouri 6s, 1870 and coupon, July, 1851. "A
%, eco. ooS DO DO l 1889 do do az
$500 DO 1875 1875 Hannibal and 81, Jos 90 nR
The above on account of the Bank of Raleigh
aud the Corn Exchange Bank of Fairfield, of ILL
nois, now in liquidation.
The Chicago Journal of Saturday evening thus
notices money and exchange matters:-
Business in money matters continues very quiet, FIX
change Is abundant at per cent premium. Currency
Penty with but light demand the high frelghts In
measure preventing tho shipment of grain to the
board Gold IS In good supply at u Z per cent pre-
The Milwaukee Sentinel OF the same day SAYS
There was no change 10 speak OF m tho condition Of
monetary matters yesterday The offerings Of produce
bis continue light most OF the wheat making up the
shipments of tho last two three days having been
drawn against in advance and consequence exchange
Is comparatively firm Sight drafts on New York realty
command * per premium but the banks nov erthe-
less free sellers at per Gold continues IL good
demand selling at Ia premium, and Treasury notes at y
per cont
At meeting Of the Chicago Board Of Trade, held
on Friday, resolutions were adopted condemnatory
Of the new banking law, to be submitted to the
people of Illinois for their adoption or rejection at
the approaching election in November.
The imports Of Canada for the nine months end
ing September 80 were as follows
Tho dutiable goods amounted in value $40 3o7 o53
The goods at the free ports TO. 1878
Total So, 2e2 TO
Tho duty amounted to.................... 3,o5i 73G
The following table will compare the imports
for the nine months of three years past:--
Taro,t Dq,x
1883 .$26 296,5i3 1855 ,s04
lonu. .............'...... 2o2oo,l12 3t3l,ot2
1901 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 33,2o2,iZo 39oa,,ao
The exports for the nine months were:-
1850. 1851
Product Of the mine. ....... $2g6,2IT 22l PSI
g fisheries. 493,35l 332, S02
forest........ 1885, 1886 7,206,b55
Animals and their produce. 3l00,Sll 22sS.Tt3
Agricultural produc,s..... s,l70,s30 1l5eol6l
Manufactures. ............. 3G6,l23 13a093
Miscellaneous artcles..... 173,746 3;5 500
Total. $50 ss5 ,oi4 22,l54l14
Increase IN 1861 nine months .-........$l ,l6sioo