New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-19

ssatisfacon from any source Money easy execssx
change rules lowesher remarkably favorable aad hongh
some growers may grow and complain because cotton does not
command per yet neither they nor the country
are 10 be ruined tis cause Though financial market
at this moment along siuggthys deHs'es that the
future win be satisfactory.
not learn Of sale Of paper worthy q being reported
Stocks also quiet some few shares OF Citizens Bank
were high fgure at 61 and few shares Meenan
les and Traders Bank at par
Exchange heavy. Very little demand ot checks on New
York at the banks which still hold par Sales Outside
from par "a \ and x discount eve days sight 9Sef1 discount
The backs are buyers of sight short sight II
them better good sixty days 292 and fair at 2
discount which were the rates to-day Foreign attended
the duness yesterday. Good clear sterling
lo7lz5losk We heardef bank taxing few thousand
pounds Some other grade offered at l07 Bills wifi
shipping documents offered with any freedom. We
change in rates, say lo5jS905s up 1854
The Southern Bank sells R9z@l09s and the Bank Of
Louisiana holds At no. There sales Of francs at
22ik Paris direct. We quote extremes from $500
52k The market for all descriptions, foreign and domestic
closing in favor of buyers
The Of the Southern Pacific Railroad standing the
Il subscribers who omitted pay mp their install
men sold yesterday at auction for account Of those sub
scrbers. II mostly purchased by those who have taken
interest in the and be redeemed time
within thirty days In decision given by OF our
courts in the of the Mississippi Sound Company all those
who have subscribed public corporations Of This MIXTURE ae
bound pay upthat Is II they have anything to pay with
There will chance Of getting clear in the Of the rail-
part those WHO have placed their names to the
subscription The number Of shares sold yesterday on
delinquent subscribers thirty thousand 1t is
hardly necessary to add the charter OF the Company
granted with and profitable privileges by the State
Of Texas saved aud confirmed by the completion Of
the first twenty miles Of the road which the grants Of
land the matter stands the immense privileges
of lands secured Of placed beyond
Two hundred and seventy miles OF the road
and to estimate the advantages Of this road
would require more space than we can appropriate 1t really
Southern In It's character The is out Of the
control Of the New York jobbers and spectators
The Northern mail to-day brought dates from New York
morning the lth ins with the letters by the Indian
from Liverpool Of the 9th The mail by this
full and nothing Of interesting character has been
received. The Canada from Boston the 10Th inst
for Liverpool carried only $4,000 in specie and the Arabia
from New York. yesterday report says had only 100000
freight.
The following article the New York Courier and En-
quirer, will be Of interest % readers
CorroN IN INpIAThe poranee a regular supply Of
cotton for British manufactures such that for
efforts made the instances Of the British
Governments establish the of India II
found however, the climate is UNFIT for its cultivation
that the absences Of railroads for the obstacles
the transportation Of heavy articles the for tanh
before document read recently before the
British Association Cheenham, upon the actual relation Of
system Of the United
Of Great Britain The writer concludes that in the pre-
stale Of the commercial relations Of the countries the
planters Of the United the
Of about woAhds Of their exporabe produce in the mann
of the cotton Manufacture of the United Kingdom.
Further, that reeprocaly, the manufacturers Of
Great Britain, and through Them the enre population the
Kingdom interested 10 the of ourfth of
material Of that Manufacture he existing Arrangements for
to examinations made at Liverpool the weighto
cotton bale Is follows;