New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-03-09
,8tn NrItans 1lrnsr Hlarkst.
Cnrscxsr Orr1GE, No. 10 Camp street,
Saturday EVENING, March I, 1861.

Saturday Eseniugs March I, l6a3.
very heavy business every branch Of trade has folpwot
day aftsr day for the week now closing only IN wssterr
produce snd cotton, but II dry goods groceries hardware
clothing, hats boots shoes and in fact department
trade which go make and growing ccmesce
city An inmensty money has changed hands Thu
week perhaps tho amount in the aggregate has seldom
excesdsds The discounts Of the Banks reach four ionso
dollars Bank slope discounted nine hpndrsf
thousand dollars This does cpde exchange operations
1t difficult srivs at the amount Of dealings in
change pronnsnt banking house Camp street aont
operated yesterday the Of and il is
stunned that about Of It's exchange operations fo
the week. ~ sd VEL .aii & Il
continues unusually crowded with visitors from
adosiug States well from the interior of State
Planters raders every grade and class
buying supplies and learn that there
good buyers and traders than before known
sind though credit system Is expanding yet the solvent
on II lie country, connected with city, pretty
broad e There particle Of doubt but what all and
every branch Of ads connectsd with the King Of commerce
(Cotton will lucrative and Of tile most remuneratng
character then, the tounden duty Of every merchant
aud in the Southwest part Of with
New Orleans Thy the great highway the Mssissipp 70 trade
wholly inths my Cotton which for is sold
here aud hefe scarcely culvaor but who is more or
involved its welfare and II terefore behcoyes country
traders sustain their fullest capacities Cotton is sold
here It's proceeds ought dbused Is poic
or sound economy for planter to give his business TO his
vlisgeoy parish n by draft against his cotton
and when the draft paid taken to Northern cities
Invested in merchandise and brought the planters
go through process when the merchants and
traders Of This city might 10 almost furnishing for business
though bhebye they will do exceedingly well this season.
and many of them selling goods prudence and
3e',,ss guy tpis uoss 'o a,'e . ~ ls . VIZ
case Cnde the heavy sales Of merchandise which have been
prece ded BY the liquidation Of last years Obligations good
supply OF money has followed e Of the week. and
though the gigantic payments maturing have been unusually
large for the season Of the year they ge all been faithfully
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THE following lie bill imposing penalty hundred
dollars on each Bank President aud Director Of the four
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pnt question Suppose as ~ the cssefo months and weeks in
sunnsr the business Of Bank chnage chief
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only apphes " ana tnefe Y no
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AN ACT
Imposae eeta penae on the Presidents and Directors Of
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IA ~ e Senate and Hoase Of Representatives Of
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