New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-03
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Friday Evening, Angnss :, 1861,
The money and paper market is in stota qlte, A
ON he street there il nothing worthy Of record
fraIspifing The tensorial operators are non est;
shey have been waiting for days for tenders, and
finally resolved that the public is not IN want Of
money i'll sheir rates of sssanee. Il was very quiet
s ILL atisi about the banks. Some small amounts OF
new paper we're discountedon the promise that Il
would I'D paid at maturity. w q have merely to 4
remark That TIE general money and per mar
IL a fliag that was.
We sre receiving dag after day the most fayofa-
Bile accounts of tie growing cotton. Rfom all ae-
counts, NJ Shall next SEASON have to sfecord the
greatest ystaber Of bales ever before placed in the
tables sf CURES. Possibly tho present Favorable
anticip siaias may BE checked nv a wet and cold
fan SIT wv Eass the satisfaction of recording that
We enter The picking season under the highest and
most I'll ossble prospects, and with d good com.
management are encouraged to believe in large
retains Pickng mas been commenced in several
sections The first bale Of this years cropof cot.
ION mas received IL Layacca, Texas, several days
since. W. light receive hundreab bales from the
mississippi bottoms within the next ten days If
planters had not resnlyed to hold back, retain
every bsis until the opening IF our port
The Exchange market to-day offered nothing for
comment. The hanks were asking ll0fG1l Ia3 for
sixty days sight III ondon, while outside there
were sales I'll l0sa@ln9 OF course. in these
troublesome times the banks have the preference
fer remittance purposes. There has been 50 mach
trepidaton, 10 much on the part Of parties
connected with Enroae, ii he way Of exchange
and other uansac tions since the war commenced,
THAT doubts are expressed in regard 70 the soliditg
of many operators III exchange, who have been
supposed 10 be as frm and strong az adafaant.
That IS neither here nor there Our banks are safe
and strong, and their bills Europe eqaiFaentto
gold. Our banks purchase the exchange and place
4 themselves as security to remitters IA francs we
did not learn Of any transactions beyond retailing
at 5.I5@51 10. Having ignored al transactions
with Northern States We have merely to say there
are no quotations for Northern funds.
The Board Of Directors Of the Citizens Bank to-
day declared dividend Of 9 sct. out Of the earn
ings for the last six months, payable on and after
the 10th inst The profits Of earnings Of the cash
department of this bank for the last twelve months
have been or about 80 Sst. Of the paid up
\ capita "a pretty strong statement.
s There has been very little doing ii uncurrent
money this week. American silver coin, of the
coinage of 1853. has risen; in fact, the mnclr-
abused haH dollars are now commanding q prem
Jun over he counter of tie brokers'. one-balf N
a ct. premium ID asked for tie dress which thirty
days since could not be sold at 4 TaRct, discount
There Is nothing doing in land warrants. The
issues Of the old defnuet are not W anted in the
Sonth. The old defanet has nothing to say about
the public domains in the Confederate States.
Z The stock and share market offers nothing for
remark. The only sale We heard of to day was so
shares " City Railroad at liz. Eli, hem, When
will IT stop
The following are the heterogeneous propounded
TO holders Of Southern bonds and coupons, when
applying for the redemption oi the coupons, or
payment Of interest, as applying to the State Of
Virginia
Are you the bona titte owner Of the bond on
which interest is now due, or from which this cou-
a pom was taken
We're you such owner before the 18th day of
If not the owner Of the bond, are you the bona
Ji6eowner Of the coupon?
e you are, were gau such owner before the end
of 26thsof June, 1861
II the owner of the bond or of the coupon, of
what State or nation are you q citizen
* mot The owner of the bond or of the coupon,
Z ID what right DO yotI claim The interest?
whom you received the coupon, his residence and
Il business.
5s II y0n are the owner Of bond and coupon, or of
the coupon only, are you such by transfer, verbal
4 or written I'll
Il written, produce the written transfer.
:5 Is not citizen Of GINA, are you q citizen of
either Of the States Of The Confederate States Of
American
not eitizea of the Confederate States or
either of them are you d citizen Of the United
~ n noY exists, or Of any State adhering to
the United States
Il claiming to collect for another, Of what State
/. 81 ma ton il that other person o citizen
L And now give a full. just, true and perfect ac-
count and discovery of the right title and interest
yon have, and Of the right, title and interest held
BY the person or persons under whom you claim
and IL like manner state whether such person OF
gersons has or have any right title or interest
fherelH IN possession, reversion or remainder, or
Ehether the same Is held BY you or them in any
manner to evade or circnmyent the ordinance
passed on the 18th day Of june 1861 lin relation to
II the interest at the State bonds.
ea DO hereby aoieminly swear Cor affirm, as the
i case may bed that have truly answered all the
questions pr0pounded to me in the preceding inter
Togafores. So help me God.
y ssE sworn to before me this - day of --- 1861.