, 1859-06-01
; tRattetal aa9 @qnlqeFetal.
NOME ETApv

rrrsnAr Evrxrxo. Aay3,..
Tho money market is decidedly dull, and un-
changing: Bankers supply iii the legitimate
bssinsss wants Of tho city, ant financial mai;
ter9 are moving along quietly and hopefully.
Hntesrf exchange arc Steady at Z. per cent. prr-,
MUM, figure which all .admitto be ton high,
bu, tilere seems to be no immediate prospect Of
relief. A gool crop and good prices afe The
ouly remedy
There appears to he no demand for gold.
Psrce)s arc shipped East Us soon rs they &C.
csa,nlnse, 10 make exepnnse. PFe m{um same
ass esxschanee II
Currency i plenty, fnd dlscoy93tt at legal
rates easy Ii the street there il very little
psEsr; ;Yssfr'9s' |'ate: nominal # 1@speF espt.
ST. l.ouss.-Thc Democrat Of yesterday has
Eas'cra % Exchange continue. 81; 1ery scarce at
premium for bankable funds. Sight exchange
III Ne" ORLEANS il a, . premium for the same,
Gnd per cent. discount for coin. Currency
continues plenty. Tile buyiug rates arc ltG13
pr Cent. dlscount-each house, however, rcceiv~
in- fr.'nl its own customers at lower rates.
T:4cre is little doing IN time bills, and no change
ia rates lIas taken place.
Tllv weekly bank Statement shows decrease
nj; around Of 81 ,33v iu circulation outstanding,
<luo,.i3 in exchange maturing, aud $l35,sl6 in
Gun on na"' =. ,.....
CURRENCY WAR IN M1ssocEi.-Tbe st. Louis
papers arr vigorously discussing the currency
q"ss''on' ohaes ''.c eo''''aoea serse:' -
eaaase M 'A's' Guy wv o'S'sa'co . s,a',uS ~
st't"loh auu luz o'oAe's "''' e141eu W e
p'a"c"es ol '''e '''a'c oahA ~ 'e"ee''' '"''' "s
IN COIN. Anesc calls n''' poeone 1.eq"eo. AAa
decidedly announcement. inc oraaen nt fal1"s-
ra ana one OF TWO o'ness nave inS's'ea ou 1ne'.
r!snt 10 fcoeen' 1--WE aoNa. o''.s scla1a'e:, aao
WIN s'1'er CON- Is e'a''neu ''la' luz ''eus ~
20 'a's IS ioaaa IN clause o. 'ne -" sec'''n
o: INC naa1'"1 Law :" reaas as ,o''o"s'
10 nank OF ,'anso a nann sGa's l.. III ~ ~ a .Ir1e
cs;, Of auy If its nocs. bills or allegations, nor
Of any money rcceiycd upon deposit. demanded
~ 'he ho!aes OF aeros'ot' 4. sIe p.ee oS s,c'
r..f,s,I the h"lIcr II snch note. b;ll or obl;ca-
1on or the person entitled to receive such lnoli-
"y, shall rcspcctselS, DC ent1t,ed 10 receive ~
a ., ,,,n rsts ~ ~ nor ccntn1 mr. annu1n 11,,
til puid
The agent Of the Boa1smcn's Savings Insti-
tut;of llas refused to receive the silver and tic
matter has been referred to tue Attorney Gene
raj or tle State for his decision. How tile
matter is to end is uncertain. We observe
thai in this contest tsae E.paIlicaa takes tie
side Of tue banks, contcnding that to rtsn
t:,en for con is little less than infamous w]''Ee
tho Dtmncrat contends that The gold should he
forthcoming without unnecessary delay. It is
ths old hereditary war between the banks md
t'1c brokers, and VIC sec not how it is ever to be
brought TO in end. When the products OF the
West ure abundant and prices good, they are
sent forward to the scabanrd aud pay our debts
~ the Atlantic cities. When crops fail or the
W.st purchases morc than its products will pay
49,. t.,,, t,rl
'o'' eo'a '''us. " o"'pPe" ~ w -
bids arc sent home for redemption, ana u" cor
reat priucinIcs and theories Of Banking require
1l,et r1.f}c,nntion to he prun,pt and cheerful,
,, 1.,
Uur pWu VIEWS on 1h1s SUBJECT arc WeH hho"H
10 iii our zcaders. When the great rcvulsinn
was upon US we counsclled forbcarauce alike
towards the banks and to ali men. Illinois and
Wisconsin currency was amply sccurcd-it was
sEs'17''<ly sood-aad TIC 'aet that 1t was sotea
ru, recst st 1u sr, r % to tc West IT. nsssed
t,om r, nj ~ hard ,r;,or. Of Indebtedness
,rar. ton;d,t.d and t1,c ,,,eels of commerce
+ho,o,, soafr crh;cc,tc.d n,ved steadily onward