New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-03

Will be observed that the Bank has actual cas-say
and specie eight hundred and five thousand dollars
above lis immediate liabilities which the drposi-
and distant banks The circulation, though being
mediate liability, is regarded beyond all and every
contingency by the bonds hand. fiatteng evidence
of sounness and strength well be made up by any nsti-
acting under restrictive lava pervadc the
Louisiana.
NewYor Evening Post of the 18th u have the following
Of the New York finance market:
All the financial circulars ,has go Europe by today
pachc tone Of Tie English press die government has nos been
heard from advised by the last has given
p %s y od The marEe However, is r very ar
carry were perfect contcee eestabsed Prices yielded
Little the afternoon board of Yesterday There is little de
bonds coming back for resale Fears Of political dicutes
YET preys 2g in h, su6dusd tone If ,nsss IRE smqyea
The large Shipments Of gold making to Europe do
piled The Of caution the excess
ntrance Europe in advance The Arabia steamer, for
goid Of which million is in coin We are tod b leading
bullion broker that The total shipments in all this and all next
ths California mail e. the 5 s 4Ts here Saturday, Vii
durse neatly S5o0o 90 for Interest
Foreign Exchange rmsr at the close Of the market for
F5s?ss r. so5 ea5 .asv s
prime endorsed paper and * for second class, including
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The market today active hut prices showing
considerable decline from yesterday Confidence is imperfect
however, and the shipments supposed by
only the precursors of the shipments Still larger
ports the Decline as is usual at this season.
As evidence Ct legislative tinkerng and trying make
better currency have proof in the which banking
operations conducted in the State of Ohio The Socaed
Democratic Legislatures of that State for the past few years
have been cisang, far regards Banks expressly fo
those located Of the State There law in that State
biiing the circulation Of foreign bank under dollars
though do not think it much regarded, any than
law passed by the Mississippi Legislature years
prohibiting the circulation in that State five dollars
under It was like laws tincrD and cobblne
pursuits in money and commerce. regarded
could be enforced. From Cincinnati paper, the 18th u
| take the following:
The past has been one much activity in the
Money market Business of nearly all kinds being dull
the demand for money for legitimate purposes is necessarily
light and there has been any difficulty cashin sHiisfac
tory paper fair We quote here about the
| the weekly
for rclas paper and II q for inferior with greater
| in negotiation than then had occasion note
Eastern Exchange has been steady b scarcely in such
tive demand, at 4 to buying and q selling rate Tines
of about thousand dollars has been paid by
merchants which might have been avoided if the couutr,
Banks would have combined and kept down the 4 pc
and fifty thousand had they Il. Those
which furnish circulating medium must, great
supply all deficiencies of Exchange, either in drafts
an, tile community would think any the less of
they, by combination among themselves, would then
4 this onerous tax.
| Southern Exchange has been in moderate demand Banker
sell At from u y premium and buy about i dis
count The business, however, is only q small scale. Til
| market closes with active inquiry.
The demand for gold is principally in the way and W
| quote it dull at from x to =.