New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-15

Cleveland and Pittsburgh l3l; Galena and Chicago,
ISL; Toledo and Wabash, l5l; Rock Island lp; Chi
cago ana North. Western col Cleveland and Toledo,
Isl.
Freiehts continue languid and very much
depressed To Liverpool the engagements are 900
bush. Wheat at Id; 200 bbs Pork at Is. 4d; 50 tuns
Bacon, Lard and Tallow at 2s 6d@5s.; per neutral
Gag eco tcs Lard at lOs 80 tuns Taow at 7s Cd 200
boxes Bacon at 5s. and, per steamer, 200 boxes
Bacon at IDS Cd al5s., and 200 bales Cotton at I'd. T.
b To London: 50 tcs Beef at 3s. Cd; so tuns Bacon
at l5s To Hayre; 800 tcs Lard at 55f. TO Hamburg;
100 bales Tobacco Stems at 5lGd. To Marseles: $50
tcs Lard at 55r The Charters A neutral brig to
Cadiz with heavy Hogshead Slaves at s25 and British
bark of GO uns to Liverpool London with general
cargo, private terms. The carrying rates are as
follows: To Liverpool. per American fAs, Ilour y
Dbl, Cd; Wheat, " bush. laid; Heavy Goods. =
tun 2s Cd QJs per foreign flag Flour. y bbl., I'd a
Is; Heavy Goods T. tun, 7s Cd Ql0s. To London
per American flag. Flour. y bbl. Is. Cd; Heavy
Goods, y tun, las. al5s.
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was: Re
ceipts So 3e6 4s7 57-for Customs 1858 900; payments
O3o 597 49, balance $50 l25 65 for 1910 Bonds
Slla550
Sterling Bills were quoted at 300 during the
furry in Gold bat are too much unsettled TO make qnota
tons of use 1t is understood that the treasury Do
partment is in the market with SsO00O
The Secretary of the Treasury has been Ill
communication to-day with leading hnancialpcope' ana
the street is full Of rumOrs to what he means 10 no.
The report which gave the Gold and Stock gamblers
the greatest alarm was that he would offer large
amount of Bonds upon moderate notice for tho most
they would bring and steadily sell bonds for the future
wants of the Government. This is the short
and ready mode Of killing of the army
Of specnlators who now damage the Gov
erpuent really as much as the Rebels in nrms. but
il is not apparent that he is ready 10 take this step al
once though urged by the best fnanciers ofthe country
The "bu" interest in all departments Of business is too
strong TO suffer such step to be taken without earnest
remonstrance but this is TO be the final action OF the
Department and the il is done the better for all
regular business Bank officers are anxious 10 know
what Mr. Chase will do, and with reason. They are
danger ousy expanded body cannot pay their debts
except in interest barring notes. and are overloaded
with fancy Stocks as collaterals Many of the man
ayers are deep in Stock speculaiions generally as
bulls" and so inclined 10 foster specuatons in that
direction Some OF them allow their names 10 be used
as decoys for God Mines Copper Stocks, &C.. and the
sooner that is stopped the better. This they can do
while Mr.. Chase gets his plans ready The banks are
not owned by their managers wholly and
must recognize public opinion which
demands an immediate contraction Ifit has come TO
this that they have TO turn out ineresbearing notes
then depositors should lose time in getting seir
funds where they ans not reckless bankers make the
interest. The best mode TO do this is TO take gold
being bonds the next 10 lend their money themselves
upon stocks If they have the courage to take so dan
gerous risk. Eleven banks have. out of sil 2pOOO Of
loans no less than S37i2OO 600 loaned TO brokers. the
a;vidad ae folovrs.