New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-08
Neb NrIsans Bulb Grssfsut.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Department
gtn 0rlsans Hloneg WarAet.
csrsess1 r ossss. 70. q Camp street IL

Thursday Evening june 4 1850.
Tolerable large calls on some of the banks today
for discounts; that is, for the season Of the year.
good deal Of long dated is afloat. Whether our
city and its banking institutions are considered
good post-that Is, a real drawing post for the
West, as well as the Soutkwest-does not require
argus eyes to discover. As for the Southwest it is
the bounden duty of New Orleans at all times to be
reaay 10 meet requirements when based on strictly
ana legitimate pursuits. There is something more
than the usual amount Of Western paper afioat in
our midst. 1t may all he good, but the demands
Iof travelling purposes from residents of the South
west are large. In fact there is desire 10 borrow
money merely for travelling purposes. To encou.
rage such borrowing does not SAVIOR Of soundnesa
and righteousness. The borrowing Of money ON
crops to grow, which money is to be used for
travelling expenditures in the North and Europe, is
leading to the eating out Of the very ytas Of the
great South. The fact is, we are not 50 very sure
Of that great redundancy of money which has fol-
lowed the close Of business every season for years
past. If this great or supposed abundance is in
tact, how Is it that banks have calls every reg
ular discount day beyond the respective incomes
We verify believe that if our bankers had ten mil
lions of dollars to loan, and offered it at the rate Of
Get, the entire amount would be taken before
twenty-four hours passed. For all legitimate and
regular business purposes the money market con-
tinues free, and though it may be Free it cannot be
called abundant. Kitwas, rates of eight to twelve
months dated paper (tfe very best Of CONNER
cial securities) would be ruling at something less
than 9@ss get. per annum.
The Exchange market was fiat to-day; in fine, it
was heavy. Though the banks have only limited
balances to draw for, the demand for checks at 4
premium was very ianguid through the entire day.
The counter demand at the banks, or rather at
three of them, was fat The selling rates for
checks on New York was s9l prem; as si arint
outside drawers wers unssffge Of the tent replied
sixty days there .Re us any drinks as there was
dis, the osoarrel. We then turned to wah I'M
sna .ae person who kept the tent asked nsf :;
es.sshted to take charge OF his tent; we reply
that had no right to take charge OF his teA to
hat he was the proper person as he was put thS da
o take charge of the tent, and as we were walR
tut OF the tent he shot at us, and Conrad .hanRe
nut he was shot. We then picked up Conrad an
carried him to the Charity Hospital. / venting
lin to the Hospital.
Ne made no attack on the keepers of III the
,ither before or after Conrad was shot. We &om.
70 in the tent and break the glasses. was. IL
he crowd nor did hear any one say,awhsl's a.
en-, snt before pid net AZ he time know now, yhs and
lave 2 he shod ~ Rim Al was abort Union
nan, wore a moustache and goatee Gin fact, Z
color. He was dressed in grey clothes. buelou- B
, light in the tent. am sure we were a. "a
,ut of the tent when the pistol shots f'anu ps =
The officer of tho tent was behind u.s. with the
The time of being shot, was looking
Waterman. The Waterman had on L. orloona |
color shirt. Did not see that he was X
was no person struck the watchman, mas Called
hand to hurt him. There were no slg $4,000 of
the first two shots. The shooting til mn n the
tween twelve and one O'Clock, on Sur " j
was an oil lamp that was in the tentpmce q tnc
ing dimly. ! was with the great ca The means
round with o drum, demanding limit of bonds .
CARS, for which we did not paHe.as 4, Ies7
a great part of the crowd gone'tou IL aoos'
was shot Conrad walked out ftgage or Con-
walked hundred yards, and He on the LIST Of
There was no oToWa arn i,h will be paid
he wa shot, Did not see anyBhat day at the
where else. Neither ! nor ConrBank of America
in charge of officer Scott when
Guilty there. Do not know offick
tent heshad charge of. Did nothe memphis Coz
ingT NJ, nrlaaIth pistol. Co9ures show large l
Tbe. pnh Whise od n,hio river, over last
~ lift the ground. viewed good share
a.aaso Nav ock, P. NJ. Whsease in shipmentsis |
aal aoct tent ana as nsay 60,6l5 bales. OF
m the Mempbe hat was first mas receiVea ]A'o2s |
10 fo,owinp there was not
he AoA on as the boy pt of the Cd instant we |
Mempeman. 1t was (
N hand sepptte ene Conrad was "
g da aaaan Ivs it. i did not 8 Statement
GU p'1 hat Ii there bales lisa
rot., ~, ..:......... .ssss 80 80
e en,s by raiirol' clock on Sund 80,
peyiouSn formed and ii sa
d.. ind myself wert' .,t..,, 10
vas intoxicated ..,......... 1865 go
on hand s'eesslnn' ~ - 3s2 sss
IN Receipt to be in 9a69
rscer ana aoother tphs from September /, 1852
It'll of Now. This youne !, 1ooo. ~
hat was kept tton by railroad during the
pms pms a and ito get q drinks follows:
;pssipu ian and out and W Bales
lphis ande name, thsdh'oau :. ns2
~, the young nlRailroad ................... 5i7
wed froed out. Almt Railroad 81
d the report 1 DIX
lo'hh the tent frees previously
.eips pin and opene 900 "a,
is left breast rsroaa since sep'eheef sas
Totahe time opes . -, l6. $50
Totpose, about -- 4. =,
ceipts Gn and fell wv
police, anrom all sources To Sent / 391 1ss
me and assiSe last year.. 1913 9a2
,,to,,, nrad, and Y St .ied
lie of the Off 90 : -.-- :.
o. ~ no ies9 h,ahts from Memphis from September
-, s N ms ~ 1859, to June 1, 1860
o NeHleneS, hH W. 49, 4#'
. oAospital. ring the month OF May
:, Q Cross exa 6s
% rod did Is SO
turned rouf - e. = " " :. :. :. iS
'hIthat shot ' -
cInthes sd ......,.. ...................... 49, Al
wore mfasy' since eep'e'noef o.o
color his ssl. 4s
ca was behif meuts this season have been as follow
I I Tine, tine he to last year: -.
. O'Clock scans bales .2ff T0I 262. 4:
II difficu tn river. 50 O92 112. OK
+ .,asta,,Is .....,...,.......,... % 025 l6.5
j tu6 WI Va II