New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-18

For some months past the Washington Union has given
to the commercial world orders as snaanatsd from the
Treasury Experimentation instructions
almost every department Of the observation-disclosures the
in which all business be conducted with the
customs. Many Of these orders come in counct with
others which have been laid down rules that have
heretofore governed the oosls We, however conscisp
sously believe that Mr. Guthrie has no disposition to
harass commerce; at the time his officials often
pace different construction on Law than he does himself
Among the last orders from the Treasury Department Is
the following, which viii to remind the employees Of
Government that the auditors of saysrs
will closely sorutinze their accounts:
Custom 1oAss DipissonRecepts from Storage The col
ectur 10 ulted with
department, certified y naval officer Of an
moDeys received from occupants of private
bonded warehouses; IN payment for officer In attend
ancs az the premises aad all sums received for storage
and other expenses In puoEo stores
Rates Of Labor and Storage-Ths charge for storing
gouds deposited In the public BE- usual
rate st that port and the charge stores
must be at rate that will remunerats the Government
II collectors fail demand and receive the amounts due
or ing storage and labor aoerung In public stores tbs
OF an ocor required In private Stores they will be
charged with suah sauna In their quarterly by
Commissioner of Claims
Our dates to-day Northern oitiss are to the 18th
inst There sale Of $4,000 Leusians SKIES on the
10th at s5@ Money continued freely offered at
per cent fer short loans and good business placed
at in the streets The Evening Post Of 10th says
the supply of and other journals say
there calls However, thsrs Is scarcity Of the
article 1t reasonable to suppose there should be-
when the loans Of the banks Of the city Of New York
over S100O00,0OO capital Of SAT 900 600. the
banks Of New Orsans discount the same ratio
would' mt we have nice time OF 1t!
From the West have the following from Cincinnati
of the 9Th inst;
The money market has continued TO present mono
tonous aspect the operations Of this week having failed
develop single feature Of interest with the exosp
ton OF slightly increased demand for currency Bhiohs
attributed the increasing buainsss in wheat and our
The supply Of capital ample and good paper ID freely
taken lenders at rates Of interest varying from to Ia
per cent Short paper however Is preferred the active
busineEslkey to be experienced In the Fall expected
good demand for money that will enable holders
to invsBt probably ninety days from than at
present Eastern exchange has remained quiet <aK
premium Dealers look for Improvement but the
contrary expected that rates must rue There
hardly be doubt that exchanges will be more In
OF the West the coming Winter than for several
years past Large to DO sent forward at
full prices while indebtedness Ia much smaller than
usual This of things will enable Western banks 10
keep circulation and u will also open the way for
Of Eastern banks which for past have nos
been able to nnd resting place in the West There will
therefore, think, be pretty full supply of currency
but 1t In feared ts character will require wstshing
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