New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-08-13
Dtb 0rIeans QaiIp Crescent.
FINANCIAL AND eoMNEnetAL nRpaRrMrsr
Agm Orleans ltlontp ttlarket.

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~ complete amelioration in the money market,
AT the date OF last Saturday nights review. had
occasion e note the ineipeney Of falling of in
the Calls Tor discounts at the several banks. This
has been followed during the present Reek-a gra-
dual decline at all the banks having attended the
movements, 40 that to-day the offerings did not ey
coed the income. If taken in the aggregate the
incomes have not been called for. This fas been
brought about by various causes. There Il a very
limited amount OF indebtedness now uneaneeiled
due from this section Northward. Oar Western |
correspondents or those connected with our city
found that rates Of interest we're ruling t0 hh nj
their transactions. To which may be aided, that
the requirements for the Tennessee and Kentucky
banks have larneiy decreased that the large re-
jections of paper by orr bauk managers from the
middle Of June 10 the last OF july i1tiylated to dis
tant applicants, through their agents, that their
| desires could not be granted Large sums of this
/ description Of paper were thrown an the street /
with sales ruling at high rates Of interest," checked
the flow Of paper, and caused Western operators
| to suspend their movements. To these causes we |
may add that since the LIST of July about one NH
lion and three-auarters of dollars have been dis-
trbuted in dividends payment Of interest reaem,i.
ton Of scrip all of which, together with the end
/ ing of the demands for travelling purposes, have
| tended TO relieve the general money market.
/ In our great staple there has been more doing
| than usual at this season OF the year. The sales
for the present commercial week reach 259D
bales. The sales for the corresponding week last
| year were 1850 bales, but there were 1900 bales
sold in the same time in 1853. The movements in
/ tobacco for this week extend TO 1000 hogsheads
against 1860 hOgsheads last year. IN the various
productions of the great West there have been as
large safes as usual. ~ we however take corn
pofh auu "ao"i' INC sa'ea NAYS pee" alsei tnah
usual ~ lliis season. ios hsse ing fecsip's aill'
h'sned OF corn a"a h'aF. me arsosies from tle
gFeas ana ptoiin' "ess afliSe aatJ \ our ieVee
aeepiy iaaeh WIN the 'a'uea pfeaactiohs OF ~
least hlhe ne" 9fa'es anu ieiflsofleS, WIN oeea-
siohai receipts rom SIX OF seven o4aefs' "hleh
does not eonnfta she olefepeated remarks, that
'e sf'ne' "hu " y, 4ss " l'aaia
arc osius uissit'u 20 N'i 1hFt.s ahat he'' ineio
are no Tairoaas III tie "oria shae Cob eothpese
VIVA the ais7issipi t'er ana tfio''tarles u thc
ttas pott''i'" VI VI pi'e''0e :" Ao.s 'S
lne huieE Oh ING eieies suppsiea ing fl'eF aasis'
aippi wtth "a'ei.
IN ths general wholesaie ana ]'ooins traae tae
uSuai GUINNESS aeu staehshe3 u ~ ssasou PEE
e Vels' MOST Oh our Joooets are preparing tof lne
ot' 'o'n''"h'1 w soH ~ '"e p"o""s'' 'n@' sa'
WIZ hiaAe II "",,''es' " AseP s'i'' o. a'aoi
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hardware, on sale ny the package or invoices only.
w TO-. ., -. .hro, ;,,,,,r,;,,x h.,,. ~, ,,,,, . ~.
we nave TWO Ut lhEee ihipoitiis itnu7eS DIZZY pui
tho rrest trade the Onnen of trades faa cattnn Ia
i - Q - $500 - = $1,000 v -
king) the great dry goods, IL neagerly represent.
B -, l. A. ;lt;,,, "A ,;o, ..o.,o NO -. 49,,
& ~ = $50 $3.50 - - - O. o.
d - o - M,
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Y competition exists. In ciothfnK hats boots and 80
y |
Oh, UheTe are seVeTai estdUlIsHiuents, anu these
T. | hran,hae n tradn annnar ba runre
u "i"''o'9e' VI $3.50 NtFS'-' -. - '-AN PA'hO'
e tianabIy represented. Could dozen more of Job.
II :.
:, - ,.,,.s,, = ...., -
q | P"'N1H "S S'''Ase' ~ ''i '''' "'sH q Pto'
i portiunate number of hardware and one or two
|
| htge Importers ol cFochelyWdfe, oIefWlSe the
br;tto ,va ra WA ,ybf evna,t ru MD 81,
y "ttS'S W - ~ '9tt" e-At'Sse v aAfAe -
: | the trade of our city,
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) "a - 80. 80 -, M =,
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