New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-21
Wen Orleaas Aloneg 5tlarhst.
caEscssr OFFICE. No. 70 Camp 81

CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street.
Monday Evening, April 90 1857.
In moneyea circles the week opens very quietly The offer
for discount to-day with the Banks fully double the
or course expected that half could be done
We have fine weather. but rather too dry for the good of the
which expected be raised this So
calming good stand for the cotton plant wait few
weeks That the recent cold weather and aend oss have
done almost ncaculabe damage The falling
of in receipts of cotton is taking long esmator Nil aback
though tue market has been for days under depression
has been believe owing the general impression
thai there is large quantity Of cotton held here for rise We
do know what grounds he supported as
tia stock this evening is eighty three
n the same time last year 1t is less than the
period for the last ten years. excepting 1854 and 1885,
The European mails by the Niagara received yesterday
day England occupied with the elections which
place the 18th uit and for the cotton money
and China discarded from the minds people Il
appears have been Pamerson and anti We do
much which succeeds though Of correspond
euce, which believe bloodcd Amer.
ican favors strongly Palmerston. ' 'F
The Exchange was very quiet to-day. Drawers of
funds firm the closing Of Satnrday-ay
5Sl cent premium for sight New York, and lltS
and lIss for sixty days sight Sterling rather
9 the ranging FROM 9@94 and 9 for clear
bills adyanceda trie, with nsing 5205
which advance The extreme rates may be classed al from
s.22ls5l5. 5ss5st ,a,
There inucd in stocks to-day The only sale 10
knowledge 10 shares St Charles Hotel stock
dividend off Is shares Commercial Water Works 4.
Books for subscription to the Pacific Railroad Stock
opened to das. The movement in the stocks upward.
We notice that another Insurance Company is the tpls
The Legislature granted perpetual charter subscribers
the Mutual Insurance Company and appointed
Aessrs. p. g. Fene Louis Heylinge R. Gardete b. Aveg
=. GqneI W. G. c. Claiborne and Daniel Edwards
commissioners the organization and compose
IL is presumed, the first Board of Directors
The annual election for Directors of the New Orleans jack
and Great Northern railroad held to-day which
suited in the almost unanimous following ticket
LoUisIASA,iames Rohb Christian Roselus, George Jonas
james H. Caldwell Charles Pride H. NJ Summers, NJ Hol-
brook Cornelius Felowes Alfred Penn N c. Fogcr, John
Calhoun NJ o. II. Norton.
M.slssrrrl-J. l. Tindal William Newine, 7. c. Topper.
Hirt Adams, E. D. Brewer. Christian Hoover
LiyERpooL March g. 1851
The trade of the connr has been affected by The
excitement consequent the election
interrupted especially In those contests
occurred The nomination for for This
borough have taken to-day there ss
pension Of business do resumption of activity
1ntii the close of the contest.
Te Beard Returns for the month ending February
1851 have been issued 70 the public this week We subaI
the Total declared ysue Of the exports of British and Irish pro
lee and manpiaciuge during the month, including only
enumerated articles'' 1851, ss 5S Sl 1856, S7l067
1885, e466sS2. Including the unenumeraied articles III,
onis Isnrls are f9Sisp4o against eslz in 1856, ant
Money csss very active demand, but the supply being