New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-28
Aelp ORLEANS Nlontv Alarket.
CRESCENT 0rrlcE, No. 70 Camp Stree

Thursday Evening Nov q
The demand on The Banks for discounts continues well
and now and then beyond their ability 10 grant AT this season
of the wear great discrimination has to be exercised Oh the part
OF directors because requirements Of the cotton trade must
be taken consideration in the Of exchange 1t is Of
equal the trade OF city that every acil
ity compatible with the welfare and benefit of all interests
should extended exchange operations Notwithstanding
private bankers exchange dealers who have
great appliances and and strong con-
necons other sections yet it is impossible At all times or ar
every that the immense amounts Of exchange Offering
can be readily absorbed and the only recourse men IS w
Banks The amount OF money available in the hands OF private
lenders continues large and ai soo paper can % e p
Qom TIRES 10 twelve months date at up 10 9lo per cent
OF course there are different views IN regard 10 me soa
much Of the offering or that which vi" DC oeeo aufs
The There times considerable sums OF factors ac
eeptances the market which are lnrhscay as goou ana WI"
be paid as promptly at maturity as me b"tS OF t'oSe
yet the prestige OIL stenl h'ie i' 'ets " '"'e' q"
t1nee lF IoD y 2 P't 80 iN Hi $3.50 ' - 80 ''
'heS say, 81 ppa'ns sate. ..,
me nego'a1on 'ous Ne'e sone ~ 'ou ~
ta't ~ 90, ss'io psi ee' - "' ""oi " s'/a '
cent ana nless mere ss so.e ~
We 40 w peieeiHe ms =. $A ~ ~ ' " S
IN 'he ia'es Oh interest Il 'ne Ne" 1oi a Ae nu az, "a
"uehee heef We ni'sA' ~ ' l o wa. ~ - 'o "
uete III INC '"es u iA''tes' " e' VI "''
sulnnes' ,,e ,......
inetf-Nt i."nse . va" 's ' s, 7 ~ va"
oHeflhs al from 4oi ioi the pes' .. s .'oG ot e''
'%h.e a. ui"ne.' ts''o ." = oe.' w" ~ '' az 1l
nls .. tioheh uo'hs ins's ilsa anu ''n'l,s NJ"
f"ncs lae' heaF' anu me 'i'''s VI ne garry pI Va ''s
week mas gwen way. u,Voo were Phceu oaS III ~ anu
we consequently p",e gu" RAGS it'l ''lj4Ss'-' "'' '"'''
drafts being held higher.
northern ss' i"os anu ho sisu' are te'S ana 'ne 10"
rates OF Yesterday were not oblanabe today III all quarters
The Banks continue to sell at 4 discount over the conn'er with
''''s q ueuta l. ION ' ie.o"' "e''o sue 'te ''eS
roup1 sum nj three DAVIS was sold n, 1914 discount
i,, in +I rc If tb ,,reso If s1nr+ siht ad te
hold Up well, the rates being from % 2s, 225 discount
With very free supply on the market,
we sad no sales OF stnck to-day There was some Car
51Sn oss e ao find
,,a,s bonfs arc 1t On h+ h,1"
7 o' nt 'ehs occasionally ~ W PM holdeS generally
seem willing to sink or swim with Tho road, and satisfied
with the regular yearly of per cent which good as
VIGIL 81. as ,se pon1 0eyona all doubt
,yr,a, Inr,,ou I,, IA , , , :. :, '
nerca world The company has commenced business At
Garondeet street under very favorable auspics The suh
scribed capital is two hundred and eyh onsan dol
subscribers comprising many of the most solid and
slunch merchants of our civ The heavy stock or ration
other produce the constan increase in the number of
STEAMBOATS, ma vgan the Mississippi The YEARLY addition to the
shipping owned III New Orleans gives full employment to all
insurance companies and the Citizens, romranv will
10 increase the general safety Of business We refer IN
all with the highest degree of pre and sacton ne
solid solvent and responsible for al and avorv r,r,
which may arise in the course of commerce and trade In ,n
ilese offices are the yery life and the rec fic If ,l
commercial community and also SUSTAINING the soci,l in nr
lection against losses and damages hv fire
4 money article in New York puner of Thursday last hos
the following remarks:
Produce continues in active demand au, e daily
are large and show signs Of aggng. Cotton has
fEo p feey eeT from N9hen or Southern ports tho
vesting largely in the new CROP Ianks md binke: At he
south bt14HAf to 2oot Nth alarm upon tie accumulation Of
isar ~raina~ tb5 M ,eae HEo rates nave