Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-01
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. Z
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There bu little in orr owa money market worthy Of
remark that previously bean repeated The de-
ana money Bank counters s mostly TO Obtain fuaas
i, whh 70 asjst cid claims, while desirable produce
paper Is not excessively offered The former Is generally
repudafed while the latter s sought after by ooih Banks
und Bankers.
Erearrs On Eastern cities selling at 1l cent pre-
N I'm, ani dealers paying y y cent The tendency
sid continues downward
We uaders.nd the arrangement for general Bank
Csriag HJuss - Cineiansfi about being consumnaied
ad 1t Will probably "a inO ODsraSn early in June 1his
reement made By the Banks Of this Ssate with thnse q
Indiana and Kentucky Dr5yflez that they shall redeem
teir circulation Cincinnati coin ezchange At = y
cent aod they viii place The rate Of Exchange II \ y cent
all oFar the State aBd also Iaiana and Kentucky which
vii stopto large s1teat the extensive asserting now car
ned on by Brokers' which has hATrassed the Banks and
cppei them 50 that thoy have been unable TO aoeoo
attbe business community mach they ogghtor could
As uh less rste Of exchange their circulation Wii remain
oct
sreevs Crawford md Toga County and shAnOkn Banks
The notes Of AIseonb County Ban1 are thT0Sn ou a.
Detroa
TIE snail note law passed BY the Kenu-ky Legislature
Al s lasi session. takes elect TIE hsi Il Juns next las
l. uroits the circulation Of foreign baak aoies uHdsr the
denomination Of i've dollars
The departure sftae Cleveland seo for Liverpool. Eng
land was celebrated in this city saturday, description
f which Will be found in the cOlu Of the COzmeciz
Ga-stts OF to-day
The New York Baak Mote Regssr OF Saturday contains
the following refeTsncs cOuuiereE and altered Bank
bills.
.Ths country be inundated with altered and
ounerfit bank notes which increasing rapidly
todeand the special attention Of banks and haaker and
even Of oar essstors The old plates OF broken and fraud
concerns are altered into all possible shapes Sui
dozen difersn banks and thus made the means Of As
MANY kiuis OF spurious Careful people detect
these as they are different appearance from tie gsau
me hin but the engraving generally well done 10
deceive those who Judge By alone some Of the mia
tons Of nuine biis however. vel engraved that
their dsteen1 e1cep By experienced iudges) is extremely
difficult A counisreit TEN The Bank Of ROndOut. NY
is Of tins descupOn A eoCniereii FIVE the Hadey
Pals Bank Massachusetts smother excellent imntion.
The engraving little inferior that Of the genuine in
both these bills. We eo1d several Others. hui tie
object Of this notice Is banks relative 70 the
style a ezgravng which they adOp Cor their notes The
6nest and moi expensive bank really the only
guarantee against successful cOunseres and II is to be
rezretted therefore that banks disposed 10 en
mise in procuring their plaies-eyeR gung far in
eases employ Tor mere eheapnes, an sngaver who
urni hes his work the eouHtesiers themselves. lie
plan Of printing bank eOo and covering the eilre
backs with lathe work pretty eectu8l guard against
countsrfeits and should like more genealY ud
oJ,ed Tins with prumyt renewal Of The notes When
they become soiled would make the imitation Of gehns
notes bv esuntersiiers of imp0ssibiiy II the
vsvso bank ocsEs sufficiently liberal 10 stop thIs
wholesale oOunteeitng why ssOuld not have laws 10
compel them
The following "a. NJ. Psny Co.'S Bank Note Last