New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-15
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| CRESCENT orsicE, No. 10 Camp street, !
Az for the general money to-day might have been
cousdered something holiday There calls for
worthy Of notice. Of the brokers nue dc Camp
localities they kept tho transactions to
themsves The only transactions that came to our knnwedge
were Tho sses paper the of 6@7 c
and round at 81.
There be for for discounts in our
community The basis of trade emporium that is
bales OF Is readily bought for bang landed
evee prices Of the rsmunerative nature the
planter cnlivaor. From present indications II might we'll
DO concluded that The growing cotton IT reaches
four millions aud quarter of bales will all be wanted We
have therefore, hesitation Ia saying that II tho growth OF
tbs year enlarged four and millions Of bales ihnt
1t will ALL every bale be taken avera price Of lie q b.
There may that may defeat an,icpaions
Tho exchange market to-day opened topdy moved along
ugghy and closed soshy though drawers Of FIRST cls
sight bills New York had tue Advantage Tho counter rate
for checks New York steady at prem There were
sales outside at y three days sight at par
md Of 1--WE days sight Lie dis sixty days sight at
ll liK and * dis. In sterling saes of docu
bill l0a high figure. Also sale, Of clear bills at
lC9K@lO9h extreme rates being lO9A@l0ss and lO9A.
There appeas be life in foreign exchange far
the foregoing remarks The for small Eng
land when special remittance range HOO
I0 to ll0 These figures however must be construed
governing outside Of small transactions In francs there
hing doing We heard Of sales at 5leh1 We however
find the market closing heavily and quote from 5s to SIS
Extreme ranges Of the market close at 5.225@l5.l7.
Tho stock market closed dull, dull. The only
heard Of to-day the sale o. twenty Bank
Of America 1885, and thirty shares Crescent City Bank l0
There been abut the construction of clauses
the policies Our fac in general have
considered that cotton received by the jackson and
piled up the depot Caope and other Streets
by open policies This wrong view taken
Factors and planters declining 10 insurance cotton
ceved the railroad surely expect that fire
policies should the cotton stored the depot after
landing though when received steamboat the
river which premium DUE The actors clause in the
tariff Of rates Of premium for this year. reads thus
Cotton from the time OF landing In the
city Orleans and continue until sold and paid for;
provided the insurance against fire hut II he
they have then the purchasers policy shall
provided that the said cotton shall have
MARINE railroad premium insurance
member of the board Of cotton having been
excepled such premium shall DO included this
clau Q.
This acors clause and to be understood such when
referred any policy or in any transaction.
GUNNY BAGs-The market has been quiet for days,
and we learn Of no further Gales.
Imports from January to Sept. A, -,
Bales. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1855 SlU0
Bundles. .2.2S6 EVA
GUNHY CLoTH-The market for gunny cloth remains with
change further sales of $50 bales stand
ard At ll1c. p yard. mos. a5.51
Imports from January to Sent. 4.
1889. 1858.
Bales ...........................37.00 900 1851
According to the above which take from the Boston Ship
ping List Of The h the increase Of imporatons of
gunny has large There Is however, large
y Of bs picked for which good supply of
bsgglBg covering will be required