New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-10

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Mr.. L. X. Cooper has left the Cashiership of the
Market Bank.
The loan Commissioners Of Ohio had an occa-
sion TO accept low bids for the Sl,j0OoOo recently
offered, as the General Government has made arEnge-
ments 10 reimburse the State for the expenditures made
in fitting ont volunteers for the war. Tie agent of the
State has already received $lj0oO0 in gold aud is TO
receive in four days $3.50 coo in Treasury Notes This
will make about 10 y cent Of the clain Of Ohio, and
will render unnecessary tie negotiation at low figures
of State Bonds. Indiana has also received $200,0OO
from tie Government, and is to receive $250,OOO
shortly.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.. Chase, arrived
in town to-day OF about IL O'Clock, and after short
consultation with Mr. Barney and Mr. Cifco, met
hastily called meeting Of about twenty bank officers
and moneyed men at the Bank Of Commerce to ad-
wise with them upon the subject of Government
finances snd especially upon the best method of sustain
ing the circulation of the i've ten and twenty dollar de-
mand Treasury notes which be ia authorized 10 issue
There was a rumor that the banks agreed 10 place
zoo TO the credit Of the Secretary 10 be drawn
as wanted but we believe that although the best feel
ing TO meet the wishes Of the Government pre-
vailed no decision was arrived at the matter being
ferred 70 the full meeting Of bank officers, capitalists
&C.. called to meet MIR. Chase this evening at the home
Of Mr. Cisco in Fifth Ii is believed that our
banks will agree without hesitation 10 receive and
pay ont over their counters and we believe at Tie
Clearing House. demand Treasury notes as currency
which viii enable the Secretary 10 keep aHoat large
amount. II is also believed that the banks viii sub
scribe freely the 730 per cent Treasury Notes, with
the understanding that considerable portion of-tLe
proceeds will not be drawn at present or in otherwords
the Secretary like any other dealer with the banks
must keep good balance. As Mr. Chase is restricted
by the loan 10 par for his Treasury Notes and Per
Cent Stock and the market VIII not take them in any
quantities al - some such extra compensation must be
yielded 70 buyers. We lave doubt Our patriotic
bank managers will meet Mr.. Chase in truly liberal
spirit and that he will be successful in his misson. II
this war falls tie hills receivable Of banks will he
worthless paper and their policy forces them 10
maintain the Government TO the utmost extent.
.Mr. Lincoln, sub-Treasurer at Boston, aud Mossrs.
Franklin Haven, Ssm1 Hooper, and VIM. Gray,
Presidents Of Boston bsnks are III town to meet Mr..
Chase.
The subscriptions at the Sub-Treasury to-day for
Treasury notes reach 10000, mostly from outoi-
town talers. Tho Mint returns to-day are about
$4,000.
financial letter from one OF The Gull einee re-
oeived here to-day ssys that, "under Governmen,
orders, all letters are now supervised by officer at
each point, preventing remittance except abroad out
of the Confederacy."
The following is comparative statement Of the
Imports of Dry Goods ut the Port Of NewYork for the
week and since JAM ]:
For he ,geek. Ie59. lSOV. 1901.
rnf.xa ~ h. Port 80 8.t,s ,s23 S2tz5b59 S3I. .SIT
gJ,o,,no On MsIAet..,,.., 3G6 $40 25Il557 3)S, 10
Yntsrsd a. m. S7ss13l2 s659s2iG s3l07oI73
Thfosa on Mstl.t...... IS lqi s8 Gl64s3 29o3O67