New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-12
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| management Of two of our most popular and sue
cessful companies, and cannot prove Otherwise
than highly gratifying to the stockholders, while
the public at large have cause for graduation on
the indications which they afford Of returning pros
perisy.
The Gerneania Ba,lk-The organization OF the
Germania Bark was partially completed at meet
ing of the stockholders on the evening of the 18th
inst, by the election of the subjoined prominent
citizens as directors Of that institution viz. John
Gaucbe, }. Fl. Elmer, F. A. Luhng, Jonas H. Levy,
Louis Schneider, Geo. Binder, C. Kohn, Fred. Del
Bondio, G. 7. Buddscke.
lf1ltildted Notes-In order to correct an errone.
Gus impression prevailing in the public mind, in
regard to the redemption Of mutilsted Treasury
and National Bank notes. Controller Clarke has
issued circular, in which he says: ga bank is
bound to redeem its notes on demand. The fact
that portion Of one of its promissory notes is
torn off or missing, does not cancel this obligation
SO long as there is no reasen to believe the miss
ing parts of the notes can or will be used to de-
fraud. IF the explanation Is satisfactory, the note
should be redeemed in fun, but if the inquiry
should lead to the belief that fraud was intended
the bank would be justified in refusing to redeem
it. Nothing will justify deduction from the face
Fdluc vi EOtcs tACSpb lidauulGHt luLeLl, duC
evidence of such would justify bank in refusing
to redeem the note. Therefore the note should be
redeemed in full, or not at ALL The full face value
will be allowed for all mntilated notes returned tc
the controllers Office, when sach vslue was
allowed by the bank which redeemed them. The
| officers of the banks are the only competent
judges as to the proprieties necessities of the
case, and all questions arising upon mutilateG
notes presented for redemption, are left to theil
| Judgment.
Statistics of Maaufdctures.-The Secretary o.
the Interior, in response to a resolution of the
House, has communicates list Of the cities Of the
| United States, with the statistics of their manu-
features, including those having 10 900 inhabitants
and upwards 1t includes 1O2 cities, begin.
ming with New York and ending with Newport
Ky, as follows:
The total capital employed is SALT 1872 ,234; hands
employed, males, 4l0920; females. l47 600; value
in the list. Capital SCI 2l2, 1876 males employed
65 ,4S3; females 24,37I; value Of products, $3.50,
l07369 Philadelphia employs capital of sT3,
3lSSS5; male operatives, 6S $50 females, 3O,63S
third in order. Products, $40, 900; capital
100000, in round numbers. Boston, products
$50 600 ,OO0 capital sl3,o oO0 The other prin
cpal cities produce as follows: Brooklyn. $34,
UUu,uUD: Newark, SGZ,V0u,uoU; d. Louis, sZl ,UUU,
600; Baltimore, SCI 900, 600 San Francisco, sl9
100000; Lowell, Sl6,0o0,O00: Providence, SIS,
900 ,Oo0 Louisville, $l2 900, 00o Richmond, sl2
0OO, 900; Pittsburg, sll 600 900; New Bedford sll
0OO,0OO; Chicago, sll 600 600; New Orleans $40
900, O0O Manchester, $40 GOO, 900; Troy $4,000
600; Rochester, s10,O00,O00.
Important Decision.-The New York and Bos
ton bank presidents, who have been in conferenc
with the Secretary of the Treasury and Genert
Spinner in regard to the latter's decision, taxin
the daily gross receipts without allowing the pa.
ments to be deducted to-day came to satisfactol
adjustment. 1t is as follows: The returns of tt
banks for duty are to be made up at the close
each day, as already directed. All checks on eli
banks, deposited by dealers for collection, wi
the understanding that the money to be draw
from the bank until the next day, if entered f
commerce, may at the end of the day be transfe
red to an account as uncredited checks. The
are not subject to daily tax as deposits, exceI
ing as money is actually paid upon them, to Whit
extent they must pay as deposits.
Consumption Of Cofee-The amount of Cofi
consumed in the United States at several perot
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