New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
Notes, ess,ss7 Gs; Payments, $2,9l2,597 5Oi in
GLIDING redeemed 6 v cent notes. Balance
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Notes, ESQ, SS7 6S; Payments, $2,9i2,9% oOi ID
GLIDING redeemed cent notes. Balance
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After receiving over $500 eco for Treasury Notes
dining the week. the balance in the sub-Ireasury
still shows falling off Of million, az compared Will
the previous Saturday. The subscriptions to the
popular loan at the Sub-Treasury, throwing out
the deposits of the Boston banks, have not reached
quite a million. There were, however, but five
working days in the week. The public must do
better than this, or the banks will be cogged
with these securities. The frat fifty millions
have not yet been fully disposed of, and the
banks have already paid up 20 y cent on the second
fifty millions. The patriotism of the country must
be again stirred up and capitalists as well as men OF
small means must come to the aid of the Treasury.
Mr.. Chase will need very large amount Of money
next year. and he cannot ride the banks much longer.
Mr.. Cisco reimbursed the banks to-day Sj7l 900.
This makes y $40 q cent of the first ifCy millions
reimbursed, equal to s25 100000. This leaves the
banks in advance to the Government S3i, $4,000
A further call of 10 y cent, or s35OOOOO, will
probably be made on Monday, payable on Tuesday.
Notwithstanding this heavy drain the specie re-
serve Of the banks, the line keeps up we'll and the
actual amount in vault this morning is two ana a
quarter millions larger than on Saturday list, say
sl2, 500,O 00 which is only 100000 less than 1t
was on the 10Th of August, when the first negotia-
ton of fifty millions was made with Mr. Chase
In the mean time the banks have paid $50, 100000
into the Sub Treasury, beside what has been drawn
flom them for the purpose by the Boston banks
and by the public. This is certainly most remark
able and encouraging result. The result is that with
most abundant Of specie, the banks in addi
ton to their regular banking business are earning
73O q cent interest on $q 100000 and Y cent on
sc, OO0 0O0 equal to about 2 cent on the aggre-
gate bank capital of the city. The bank oans ire
spectiye of the Government securities, are scarcely
800 900 900, decline Of million and half during
the week, while the individual deposits show a
large increase-two and half Misunderstanding at
go, 800 600 to-day. The aggregate amount OF loan
certificates issued by the Loan Committee on the de-
post of Treasury notes is g., $4,000.
The earnings of the Panama Road in October were
$l4s,2l9 49, showing large gain on October, 1860.
The traffic on the Norwich and Worcester Road
for October shows a much more favorable result
than previous months. The new boats have proved
very attractive to passengers and the earnings from
this source show q satisfactory increase. The Com
psny are confident that if the money for the new
propeers can be raised the road will be placed at
once upon dvdend-payine basis, aud the stock, In
stead of dragging a. 80, would be in demand at 10.
They ask contribution Of y cent from the stock
holders to the stock of the new propellers, which
would be fully returned in the largely-increased
vaIue NJ tho stock The figures are: