New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-08
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The movements to-day ID corninsrc;al and Oman
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meridian 10 the close s6f business hours steady
raid fsii, which interfs lth thoae who had two
days payments to make n Hen Of one p and
about the banks ii looked very quiet and cheerful
no Indication whatever of gloom &nd despond,
encys Notwithstanding The depressipn 81 prices q
I.oaisiana's great staple. aug gar hcss who are
connected with that interest are paying up
as the phrase il, with commensurate promptness'
a. majority Ut sugar onltivators can dispense with
tho sale II their crops for atieast one year. They
who unfortunately are under what may be termed
the vocative,,' can renew and move on.
There were no tansactions ID paper. we
should take superficial view Of the position q
owners Of money, NE might very, spaedilH deter
nine that the mission Of lenders and capitalists
\ had reached the eliminating point. The days q
4 cent. per cent. are over for this season.
There was some little inquiry for foreignsax
n change to-day. The banks held their sterling a
I3s@lS5s Outside The rates rule some 4H6 Pot
less III ii very difficult % ascertain Why there
should ne the least demand for sterling bills, be-
cause Individually our community owe very little
In Europe. Al for the sideway remittances to
Northern folks, It Is presumed to- be checked, that
ID, the recent order Of the Of the Mill
fary Departments has il some, in fact, great mea.
sure, interfered with u transmission Of funds for
Northern indebtedness. There IS very little doing
in domestic exchange. Rates, of course, are nomi-
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In stocks The only ovements to our knowledge
comprise The sales at public cutlery Of 10 shares Of
Louisiana Stats Bank at 1858, 10 shares Of Bank Of
New Orleans Ut 102l, ex diEidend and Is shares Of
Crescent CITY Bank, " dividend.
There we're some tffing movements in coin to-
day, wanted for Tennessee and Government pur-
poses, We learn that the Southern Bank has paid
ont ia coin tie last sixty days 900 for Govern,
neut uses. s W. n 81
The prics Of gold ana silver oostanes to be well
supported, That ii, rom yet. prem. There
ii IL abundance pf gold and silserin the Southern
Confederasy. II holders choose To hoard t, and
othersi desire To naonopoize and keep up the icti
tieIs scarcity; II cannot be helped.
WereRrct III have 10 remark that the Confeder-
ate Dorsgress Owe lcok the Importance fTepealng
tho 10 snspending the Branch Mint ID this city.
There il - sncouag ements to- bullion dealers to
bring their supplies hither. have alluded to-
this subject before. ss
We annex tie semi annual cement of the Bank I
of America. The deposit line shows q large IN
crease oYer last rear say 81. 20l, S33 against
se62, 702 at, the close of December, 1850:
Semi. Annual Statement of The Bank Of America,
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