New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-02

fhe total amount of loans and discounts 81 l59 6
showing reduction for the month Of S35i e and CLOSED
| the ever to be memorable year ofISGa. b.
The advent Of the present calendar year attended
with any remarkable extraordinary changes in finance ant
commerce further shan complicated with the great secession
movement Following tho 4h January money besanto &C
onmuate with capitalists The 4h, the great day of financial
trihuaiion7 passed without trouble hterng sspen
siehs The amount paid mo The several banks was 81
/ Compared with previous years the sum stood ,.ss
l ls So iS t no @ s. go on
isss g 90 a ~ ISL. 49,. 100000
The prominent feature in the financial market in The
eey part this month the making up by the banks t
yearly accounts declaring dividends and
of the stewardship Of managers to their stockholders.
The European accounts regarding great staple were highly
favorable giving great Impetus our market large trans
actions in exchange Of the Of the heavy
meveme0s The Weern banks investing freely
ern funds Money underfree supply Specie
in the vaults of the banks exchange took further upward
move from the 3lst December Some ovesh feeling began
be evnced in regard to the Legislature convened
on the 2is In the meantime further excitement prevailed
throughout the country brought about by firing on the
transport Gamer Star Of the West in attempting
port OF Charleston with rentorceents Sumter which
had been previously taken possession by the federal tro rs
The Local money market continued very de State Com
muncaton with the interior via the bayou was free
Cotton came in rapidymerchants traders and planters
making their annual visits city nevertheless The extent
OF the general Wholesale obbn and retail
previous seasons The country appeared To he introducing
policy Of etrenchng and economzn The coin in the hanks
Appropriated The third of the month to nearly
~ i'' vi t''e ouS'ae MONEY mar eR
~ eN'e'n ''s,t "'o'0"ns, '2o"S"
'es ie 'ne U's ue'u tor teoeWas with quo eeiiAg and
respect for the wants of the community Produce was being
disposed Of the rate of three millions dollars per week vet
e ior oeF conthiea without the least abatement
let''s eii' WIS Tying ne s'rene OF our community
5aaia-a :, - 80, 'e ei0s. VI me "on'"
"ee III ppe anu esp''ai's'S Withdrew from The market The
10 III general 'hey could not do
s ,' "'N sue U"AS ' renew Inc inoS' important Tea
ra,sa ~" ana WIN many
t nov @ az uoes 40 s'e planting
IT II" A' 't'aH 'or "c'"si
supplies required Tor the season. ,.. .-,=
The convention called consider onetos position
of the South Rouge on the 2 Of the month and
forthwith proceeded business the 18th January The odi
secession and separation from The limited ss
passed by the overwhelming of yeas is NAYS IL The in
dependance of Louisiana was mn,eaiatalv ,to;,sd @ 49,
f me @ one and all shaped their course
the great levcs western produce sTriyed i ia ias
were in actye request for the Western ,n s
,ro.sss oe ~ a. th,, ~ tt;ss- ' ~ s"''F
essentially carried ont was
=, T,r, 800. [,u'' "a' as peio'e teiharN-
crisis le,,sj5a des1..v l., - ava 1i "',N me
rba vfc S's"'
fayorats inoF f,, n,,tog a. f 80 Veg '"
,tsf,o.o,,. ~, -r.s, nc - 0 e'SeN tisn'S
- ~ va Vi ',iatpihs paper heId by the
banks vas solicited daily, although in with the hank
code The bank code when adopted and SO highly anprciatd
afterwards enacted the unforeseen and unax
pected dissolution of the United States It. however, be nne
imperative in their then emergency for banks submit to
departure from esaohsheo fnes or force the entire community
ad,,,a5 and s,v sa arr .,r,,,,.;., 80 " % "'9
9oseE, anu sa'ed our community from partial gnonm0us
SUSPENSION
spece continued 10 TOW m SO that ut the close Of the mouth
The banks enough previously stroug7 position TO
cohend with any emergency and slrmonnt any panic.
On the 3lstof the m4nh the Exchange market closed nSer
great hen vinass TIN ratas rr,i,,r ., a. es,t ~
=, 1'''7 "e'S ieio"s'-
Bahk Shecks on Sew1oFk over tile counter. Gl2{ dis
s!Snt drats p9tsde l5itu Il di-
SHtS nays siEh 2Gl2t ~ dis
Stefllh car mus (cotlon) .l05 61l05l,
Iocutlent opla-. lG3l 0H o.
tAhcs ghe transactions LOG 53j
Aa1aa M ~, - ~ W nt vi january were 393OO0
49,. on nn l., -, ~ - " ''e hioiih' inclusive
NJ ;.tI' Il 49, III -, " ts ' ~ 'no"9 oi a"iiars
t,, astb IS T 80, - a '1'u"s o the MONTH
I,1 r,r,t
Circulation s ess as snees ASH ASSETS. e,c oeo ma
Deposfs lS.4I3 Ii al Gav No., |i2' $500
Lag els1a' pahhs' 1%o5.5z exchange S,059y3
500 Go4 ri an o0g 20
The t,+oi amount nj loons ad ,o,,. - - - - ~
shaving dseresse FIR tho ,,h w.
20 ~ SOC g4ei7 's'ii'' s'" iostS q
Fabrn,r, .o,,,,,snoaa nth, tho e...,. a1.
at as,pt,orn,.r,,s Al, NJ. -. teo III SESSION
fhtn+a rSads5 Nth ,a,sn.a ana me
senaraan and hars,ya - ne gFalaee Oh
ba, bean co,n,1et, al tt - ~! tin'ou STATES
vention adjourned 10 our cttv Among tho a. ~ ;t. -
wac ,ba ,o,iF os ~ =, IS, . in,poF 'tii' "cLs
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