New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

3lst Mst The loss IN specie for the mouth S35l and
| a decline IN deposits for the month OF 500 ESQ.
The month Of May was ushered, it with do
pressing airccs of In Liverpool our own
marker WAS under the influence nree supplies and in
eror qua cs which nsnenbt prices from o. down
much per bne-say fifteen dollars per bale There
good demand for the varied productions Of the Wos but in the
;rea staple tobacco there erns aud duness
tended with low prices tins month"; which salts
factory to factor, growers During the first the
month received advces from Liverpool 10 The list April
quoting Midlling Orleans Gitd with asoe of all kinds
hand that amounting the very high aguos Of LO60o
baes, of which S25 900 bales of American growth of
there guessing doubling the future of
the cotton maret for the balance a the An important
feature in the cotton trade began Dute itself daring
this month 1t clear the mondays that dealing
10 the spe to rise 0r speculation not confined 10
particular locality nor particular class of Traders Al
most country merchant dealer and trader beer MS
Infatuated with the article. They bought the ordi
nny coon as well as those Of higher gtee paid large
prices part merchandise aud the the Tth
Of May our daily monetary contained te following:
With the advance in the business has during this week
gradually fallen OF IND appa5tIed hc summer s4nder with
tend against depressne Foreign gdviee while business in gene
gency money ke to Tnere complaints that
s Sol bS a b a. seS sa :" s
Is very questionable whether the deinqqents
country dealers and traders have been Investing in cotton Of
nndoaGey hsre have been large losses investments wing
ben pedicaed four million and the good prices the
Der as yielded il viii thu, be seen that pseniains Il the
staple confined operation, between
New Orleans Liverpool Havre. That Il has been
in almost every and interior Market and much Of 1t
greatly the commercial com
charged
given Northetn cities that
H. obligations and debts due North have paid funds
resources merchants This will lead the
tended credits granted North, larger purchases
candse made and possibly BY favorable business next
gsss our merchants 'sN may receive snare OF Or " As'f
Az the man II fv,nced the aiant tho an w
nj - H So ,1' o. ' w 2'totAh Pup
ulaton began to pack up Ha 1t were preparatory the
hegira which follows warm went her There
war. sta.t, ar r.s - ,,, ,,,1, ,,r,o, b.,a, ,tn
J. I, ~ "''
OF paper III e hhus OF aScohht brokers Tor ncgonHon yet
pressure True lenders money, BUYERS OF pauer
l,ai ,ac.Il. 1 ,h,r ,,.,., ma, tn e,, T., ,t III,
@ " W. 80 wy Me'' LIZ "A i'is7s W tti'Sa "iiose
OF
,ron l. .,,, 40 ~. ,r.. .,,..- - -
~ -. -, ' - aus ~ toSH'ati's FaeS " ~
ieres' ab2ans inc restrictive rates OF gone This
measure or This act of nrr la H.rakers nv rro, n m 81
.,,int ,o.,Et ID, .,t,o,tar ~ -.
@ s' % SAY 'o ''i''5 3't 'oNeFS' SIfuiug the
money which would have bee trrk I'M IN
49,, ,,t.. ar 80 ,i,s.,.. %, ~. -, u ~
me vaults Oh eur ha " PeaR' efsd ont Of ths state oF
Investment Ia net tis ac OF inc Legislature OF 1860 may he
arad in many rssfeeEs psEyidena One 1, Inns r,yti tt
o,ir nl,.+,t,,,, A. +tf,,,,a-1. ~ .,r,, ;,fs t
9't''''" " wv" w tt'tl7 o6 QUE 9L(t
and removed Some nt the most hHca ana Arbitrary statutes
which could ut m. dies innae nv amy rpler t than a 1i
5,....a tE MI. ar.,
stae0 " ~, VS.
Passing the middle OF May there did not appear to be much
M, tbs hanks nor o,sfdp n discounts and l5 rI
t..,.,.s ,..S ~. " II, n. m, \ . W -
"a 49,, ~ " ~ ~ Joy ''N
I'M A. - m 49,, 80, 80" ~ NH '''
~ 1i VI , ~ ,t
Offering but both calls and income were mot.Tur nv o,r
friend den raj Moderation says, on Royal street.