New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-15
asb Orleans JlaiIp Greseeni.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL pFpapTmEsT
Nsm 0rltans 5tlontu Etlarast.
Csssczsz s,ynes. No. 70 Camp street.

C&EscEST OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Thursday Evening, june a. 1866
The tenor Of the money market to-day indie ted
that discounts are wanted. Take tile income Of
the banks and the amount of offerings. and there
does not appear to. be any great surplus, even a
dollar over, after the movements in the bank mar.
Tors have been recorded. It IS not the time To- he
e'i,nking OF cheap money, Is the time at hand
mheh scarcity and high rates are to predominant.
mere were many inquiries regarding Foreign Ex-
shange, which, i Is presumed. applies to bills
oasea On cotton purchases. Though there are
some pulls which may give the buyers and holders
~ o. the tenters, still we do not coneur in tho
press'ons that bills will be coming back by the bag
| iuu uhaef protest for nonacceptance. Last wear
AZ TINS Tune we were receiving adyices Of ,raat AZ
preston IN cotton and bills coming back with no.
tce oil failures bat they had no effect whatever IN
our general market, though there was a veru ,or,a
house in Charleston, with branches in Iivernoo,
and elsewhere, that had to succumb. Ii. howeyer
in some degree recovered, and with the aid Of tbe
King is still going on.
The line Of discounts of our banks is now as large
as ever known. 1t is manifest that the discount
ing OF long paper must, as a general thing, cease
for the present. excepting in certain cases, which
80 " why % 'osy lew tuousdHuS OF
oon aao y y our olo DanAs Today had SIS,
~ = papsi eiiuer discouns-a pretty tail sum
Tor 81 900 capital and s., 900 coin in vault
The amount of coin ought to be fully sIs 900 900
in all the banks 100000 in silver went out OF one
-, -. s''piaens W view ore. ~ was,
=. = eo,h 5es' isforlleo part ana
!. 80 = Y y iaiia ~ ~ unaes ~
), 'n". our pahks VIII lose com; # not
., sap ua'.y uepaf1ure 81 scores OF people,
may itohi 'he demands OF several OF the in
ee.'o' panAs VINO can nave II exported at very low
e = - eep'ess ase,Rs. however, y Y
N ~ soniu ssces'c pahk oncefs 10 pc COM
ioi a 'ne panAs anu
II ''e puoo, We one ana all, owe
~ = ou,'ois w NY CHOOSE 70 lake ex-
= \. ssAs' WY sne soid must pc counted
80 ~ oai uanh managers tink It SO
1ola rs " &c eoiipeea 70 supply inc
ai' they nave 10 40 IS just to shut
ors,,io;o,,. ~. useouis ooohs untl more
.,,s.,,,,' "nioh nay no. pc aiar on !;
f.,orah,a nase peeh most
- 'lios1 81 me banks,
hos haoe,,,. Nue,' o.,e occasionally
-. 'natieu ~ eAcAahse
~ - '' = AAAy ~ sonie oos uoi.
N,
IN % iAs. ~. ucslre evihcea 70
~, 'ueaos a'e ah maui, tiiough not de-
:. ~ nls 4ie 4uie.' ihere ooes nov appear
- = 'y ues',e esinoea ~ etner would pc sellers
=. "ouia.pe ouyers' ne directors q the New
o'ieans 0as hight company nave declared half
yearly oivioehu OIL t9ct payable on and after the
" Ivy nne managers OIL the Leyee Steam
ooson 1855 in'io Ds'flct' nave declared an ex-
:" uisiuenu " fsct-, payable this MONTH This
makes the third division of profits since the first of
January last say one dividend ~ I one - -
the nresent If n soct mat-;n N 5sn.
o Pie'ohe vi . t5ct., making III fsct.-a tolerable
good pavinr concerr al Iaas+ ,,,c .b;a,- ~
o,,ar mo loa., ~ III, $3.50 'os -'.oi =
bought hay, corn and oats to tbs amonnt ~ 600
900, which will last through pext sea and 49,
present indications, this NAV he considerea \ cle,r
saving of fully ten thousand dollars tn the c,ffrs
of the Company for corn and hay will, he b.v =
corn next season.
The Exrhanna ,,an,.at =.
- sS ' NS' was quee to-uay. Inc
" w" ioiA was uniform
at prem, outside drawers selling at 4 No yaria
.;o, =, a.. I.,, = o - e
uoA Ill tlthe Diils. We quote sixty DAYS sight at
from 5673 and . die for A / "a ro,5 40, e, = !.
for medium to fair. No tiger bills on The marLet
;,s4 ~ at, 49,. -. 80 80 W sno iiafhsl
~ e' Ing seht'emeH WING mad their
countng-rooms in their hats have gone. In sterl.