New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-11


Since Jan lee. s2ll.ca55s s2OtHl,923 sls,so6,i'3
The Pacific Mail steamship Company has declared
a dividend Of y cent, at the rate OF 20 q cent per
annuu,, payable on the 18th inst. Tie surplus, it
was understood, was some Is y cent, and larger
dividend could have been declared il it had been the
policy Of the Company to change the amount Of the
quarterly dividend II is not unlikely that an extra
dividend may be declared between this time and the
recurrence OF the usual quarterly period.
The subscriptions to the National loan were small
to-day, in consequence OF the rain which kept people
within doors. The aggregate Of the week at the
Sub.Treasury 10 about Al, 600 against 81 5000
last week The total at the Sub Treasury, since the
commencement Of the subscription is in round num-
bers, IS, $50 900, A portion OF THE, however, is
from Boston banks in their regular subscriptions.
No further call has been made BY Mr. Cisco on the
second Gfty millions OF the loan, but one will be
made early in the week, also a reimbursement TO the
banks for notes sold to the public. The banks have
paid in during the week s., ,Joo, ,O0O Of which about
$500 900 are in Treasury notes and received II 500
900 for Reimbursement. The bank specie keeps well
up, and the banks lind as little difficulty in meeting
calls on the second as they did on the first ffty
millions Of the loan. The loan. OF the banks, not
including the Government regulation, continue to
show contraction, much of however from sale and
maturity of six v cent Treasury notes.
TIE returns Of coins from the Mint at Philadelphia
this week have been only SEQ 900. The New.York
Asssy Office sends over to-day sjO0,ooO, which
makes some 81 800, 600 awaiting coinage.
The coupons due December LIST, on Milwaukee City
Resdjustment bonds will now be paid ON presenta-
ton at the office Of w. Sohsll Co., No. - Ex-
change Place
BY an order Of the United States Circuit Court FOR
the Southern District Of Ohio, the Receiver OF the
the Central Ohio Railroad II. J. Jewett, is author
iszed TO pay the coupons the first mortgage boods
maturing Is, November, 1857, and lst February,
l8js Holders Of coupons must present the same at
the Receivers Office q, Zanesville Ohio, and can be
paid in Ohio or New-York funds.
At Philadelphia, The North American says:
Tho Money market very quie, CAPITAL very abundant,
and offered on cali 70 socd parties a. "a, cent snaam
nd wanted s y cent the dsmsnd however very limited
and business very inactive
The Cincinnati Gazette says;
No change whstever the money msrke. the demand
,,rus. on limit scale and tn. l0al2 cent
for business paper No increase in the offering Of
bills on NswYOrk thsie ready sale isr them sssGoF
moderate demand for exchange bu, the supply ample
and The market dull ss Premium-'sns rate limited
demand only Tor goia
The following statement shows the average con-
dition of the banks in Massachusetts out OF Boston
for five weeks ending Eoyember2; Capital stock,
S29 900; loans and discounts, si6 29i 500; spe
cie in bank, $l,75i, 1873; balances in other banks
payable on demand si7le.l95 total amount due
from other banks $5, ,252, ,7s3; total amount due to
other banks t446,G63; deposits, 1855 ,526; circu-
lation, 81, ,9l6.
The Boston Commercial Bulletin mentions bank
case decision of some importance;
long ago 1855 the Cashier of the Bank Of Brighton Mr.
Woodwork detected la embezIing the funds Of the
bank but for other proceedings ssain. him
stopped sub.eqp.n. to the detection of smbea,s
be discounted at the fsncu hs Bank in this city some
SsSn IN Th: en on s the Of q % ns
Stephen Bennett refused to acknowledge the responsibility
o. as o'l 1pS s1Si & Ras no., s s as a.
rood faith. aud oonended that the Bank Of Brighton fe
sPonsbe Pant Of these drs. were discounted IN ssPem
with the abet counsel both sides The has just been
decided and hs decree Of the Count has been entered for
paiBth, with two cent month Interest," amounting III
all to shout $500
Tie Milwoskce Sentinel of tie 7th Gays:
Money matters were steady Yesterday EIebsnse wa. .s
orally cent Currency continues in sufficient supply 70
meet all legitimate wants Of trade. Gold soaos the banks
charging customers II eent premium and the bTote's
cent Tor small snms.
The 81. Louis Republican saws:
There In the Trchauge mari to-day end
the rate of cent premium bn barely supported
good supply OF Exchange offered aud the demand hardly
eqused H. There rather inquiry for Gold In small
parcels si about cent Ia advance OF exchange
The memorial Conness ON ie subject Of the Federal TAR
In Missosi prepared by esteemed fellow citizen the
Hon Thomas Allen and pubi,hed yesterday viii attract the
atteaton Of our citizens The share spporon.d to Missouri
tSOu 600 t$'6l.2l This would require an ad
dons levy Of 80 cents the 100 supposng the valuation
the II year ago But or les II cannot
be met without sacrificing hall the In the
State. ....
The State Auditor Of Ohio mas published q tableoi
tho crops raised in that State for 1859 and 1860 OF
which the following are the aggregates: !