New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-18

Exports Exports from S Kew s5s
Total. ....,.....,..... " 2l,eeosso So 4o.55s
Though the specie shipments less this than those of
last year. yet they than the California receipts
which, January, amount to S19957O5 two millions
less than the shipments The California shipments from the LIST
January to LIST July sle22667 The large of
specie taken out by the Asia Wednesday, s6a 49, make
the total shipment in three weeks less than S. 100000
We find the following in late London Price Current. The
trade with Russia direct from this city be made of great
importance. Shipments OF cotton frequently made to st.
Petersburg before the war and shall expect large shipments
be made the coming In fact the business Of city
be greatly enhanced with Russia direct though there
walks city, environs for making cordae Of all
kinds as there when helate Benjamin
Morgan ogan Dorsey Coz and Robert LAYTON each owned
one situated above the CITY, the Fourth District and the
other the Third District with Russell Balls Melpo
canal business then and conceive
why should be again There is this time the
Fourth District mandatory devoted the making of baggng
and rope and which is proving successful in its
its enteprsng popetora We in the Of it's
business Russian henp could be used, and will doubt If it
be furnished low Mssouri Kentucky
hemp AS accounts from these two States to indicate that
the the article is destined be much less than
former is suggestive that few cargoes Of Russian
products including hemp, on sail cloth and duck, would
ucraveusiness for the coming fall OF there
will be opening for extended market for cotton and
there Is every expect that there will be DOUBLE yea
triple the quantity of cotton purchased for
sian markets direct than in former season; but losing
sight OF the very remarks of the London Price Current
on the American trade with Russia which follows:
AdViCes Petersburg Emperor
has the Minister of Finance
without previously submitting the application for the
Council of Minister'S merchants DESTROYS of forming
establishments abroad.
This is another of the commercial reforms in Russia already
announced officially and progress comprehendng
establishment of American houses ST. Petersbugh which
has been fifty brought to the notice of the cotton growers
s in f ro s 81 trade recently
The annual quantity of cotton exported from Grea
Britain Russia for the four ending with 1854 ve1
in the document referred to- 49, BIZ lbs. Giving thu
the three preceding years. and this average
al 194 lbs The freight this, half per h. 9TH
average Havre weuld give to American bottoms
gagged in the direct trane @ B while the actual profit
Producer what amounts to the thing the expenses
storage transEpment, commissions double freight,
from Liverpool saved by direct importation from
Charleston New Orleans New York. ST. Petersburg,
would be equal to- at the lowest figure So SO per bale
$780, This, however, would be but single staple. If
add the profits which could be realized the direct exportao
produce generally, and manufactures, and the importation
direct of Russian staples such hemp lint "copper"
seed, wax, s, Morocco and Russian leather sacoth Rssi
duck etc. would be better able estimate the advantage
to American which result from the encourage
ment the Emperor of Russia disposed extend the eal
lismen of foreign commercial houses in his empire.
The subject well worthy only the Sout
planter but of all interested in the advancement of
can commerce.
The London editor calculates the average freight
Havre at half cent ID. This may apply cotton from Me-
York The true from this New Orleans
cent h. However, the great advantages markt
possesses any other fohe purchase Shipment nule
increased charges which may shipments diret
| hence o all markets in Europe