New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-18


GhecEsb bank and bankers. dis
Nothing doing in Western cities though dealers on Camp
all times preparcl to furnish any Louis
louisville Cincinnati and other points the lowest
BY the Atlantic, at New York have the following from
the money article of the London Evening Post of the 25
supplies Of gold from Australia have resulted in important
addition ada, t" the bssk o mee oS We can state positively
this day been presented for purchase at the bank Inclusive OF
.Ts bank must have received altogether about eisbooo We
believe that s % have been made for reitt to the
Baass pes Wo are in position n e ndSs s.te ha Of
amount of about fSOO pretty sure to be sent into the Bank
Owing to the knowledge that gold flowing into the bank
coupled with ts easier anpsarance of the money market
The funds at ono period OF the morning attained fresh nd
Of 4 cent and finally closed above the
~ inward noyymsn in III rHfs BPrse the ss would
favorable further decline in tic corn market was am"igsi
thf e5 Ss REGARDED with ;ss"e,ion
E%"$ PP'S II s SoS %9 be-
The sugar trade Europe another feature which is attract
ing considerable attention A late Times has the fol
lowing remarks from correspondent 1t appears they eau
hardly pen article in Europe sugar hu what
Louisiana is alluded TO-
The crop of Louisiana will be anything like 600 tons
but whatever tmay be- will be small have any effect
the ruling prices of the world:
Allow call Your attention the present of the
gaT Est Tcm ce Rs s "I some the n been c Steadily
Soldiers stimulated by short stocks especially in the
outportS and by the anticipated falling of in the supplies
caused principally by te French operating in the Maurs
some Of our usual arrivals due i'll the early part the ensuing
year.
the stock of sugar in the united kinron,
will thus be reduced q low point about February 1851
and that It's vRHe will be considerably enhanced in c0e
4uencc. II will be well il the spectators public in
general Will refer leading article in the Times Of Thur
Oct 80 50 Many of The observations therein contained
will be applicable specnlaiOns sugar as they were 10
pseudo investments In Russian railways; may il Needed
the unwary from runous losses, -
Statistics are oton deceptive but This certain that high
prices lead to cnrtlmen the any article This WINS
strinSy eAhiblte by the falling use of sugar
IN the naea kngHon N December 1853 and in the beginning
of the present yeartds the Board Of Trade returns wir
for january i5,5OO and February Is m toms instead
of monthly average Of at least 30 tons Shout his he t
case again N me tee coming months, what becomes one o;
value of money must be taken into consideration md a 12
only regards this country bnt also the continent
SHOULD prices here rise higher stationary VIC
shall certainly receive large supplies especially If p0lir
turbaUces social and commercial distress in
which it is than probable that cagoes now being i'm
ported from laritins by France will be directed here
As America ii is to be will anrllv
draw Of Their supplies from West India Islands
with Cuba etc, that colonies have exclusive pr
eges the b0me arket but they have done thus far to
comparatively small and by the from the
United States they have heavy stocks Of sugar reported
all their chief ports and tbs market is reported Now
must be remembered that the autumn fall trade is the
prices Of sugar IN America Notwithstanding their prosperity
have materially essened its consumption =
One word upon the alleged deficiency Louisiana crop
II said this years. growth yet cut estimated not
frost aud much is rotten in the ground Many planters seen
that they conld nor succeed with have planted
ton instead This is an evident eXaggeraoH probably
estates TOO far north otherwise unsuitable growth
have been diverted to other products
taken of the increase Of others Florida hic
these objections Of climate do not apply.