The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-09-28
Leaving surplus June 80. 1860. 49,.

Leaving surplus June 80, 1860. .Si3 Isl 900
The Orleans Crescent of Sept. IL talks of the pres
of money and business affairs that city in the
following exulant strain:
We commence the present financial and commercial
year with our money+d institutions in strong posonhe
meuts of the hw our Insurance Companies all ush, and
with ample to meet the ndispepsnbili,ies of
all increasing commerce 20 almost an hide finite extent
fhe four of the hanks the Sd inst. had in vauli So.
951 439 in coin. The law exaced $6764 CSC or Al per
cent above line. The banks under the general
oIs 0o They were required to lave 81 ilo2 so tIev
have in vault two for l0l cent above line Our
commercial community the community in gene raj.
commence this year with five millions eight hundred
thousand dollars indebtedness than last low
ever, the ample liqudste il, though
need look for any reduction in and discounts
this seasons nevertheless We are IN much stronger po-
sion than any community this continent. Ours has
been The banner etropo H. co1mercial 6naneiafor
nany years, and we hope 10 maintain our sion which
is becoming en,iahle to some OF our Northern ctizens
moi millions f residents North of Mason aud Dixou's
line, obtain their livelihood.
FLouR AND GRAIS.-The Chicago Commercial Ezpress.
referring to the operations of tn, last week says:
The movement of the crops continues matter of spec
al intcras If not SO b-orbing few week SINCE The
small receipts of Corn should excite surprise. The
of last year. though of superior quality light
in am oun, and was called cut rapidly in May and June
The of wheat, though large. is al least
factory and Sufficiently free show aisurdiy in the
y and lied declarations bears in Stocks aud nils
in Produce that farmers would hoardand not sell at the
prices. - 7 = 70 Fl -e-rr al HH s-l e.
probably the crop secured will fall behind that OF 1857,
hc the present has been frequently kened in
this respect. The receipts IF wheat alone this point
in three months following the fret of SEPTEMBER. Is Il
exceeded 7C00600 bushels, average of nearly 6o0ot
week for twelve weeks and larger in the gIegate
than the whole receipts here in boh Flour and Wheat
from the of 1858 in twelve months succeeding The
harvest of that year.
rs it small in comparison with Wheat and Corn. hui
yield this year is large and of excellent quality The
being third larger than in 1857 and three times large
as last year. .t5r ssg. rlz. a..r1
The receipts of Rye also much larger than ever be-
FORE being 55sll bushels in FIVE weeks. Barley comes
in slowly, but demand is just beginning be felt and
prices friner, which W i'll stimulate The delivery.
Comparative statement of the import. of foreign Dry
Goods at New York, for the week and since January
Entered 'hs at Tsst port $50
Thrown on market. l,ls24Fs l'2S2,s2 l.ussSsi
altered at the port 7s7s4as5 4t72aas7 SO. .ss2 s.s
Thro an on market, 1929 46s 5a,Os7,o27 s2u6osz7
By the above seen that the entries
CT foreign dry goods At this for the week
less than these tile period in the proceeding
years, and the same may fe said Of tie comparative
both entries and shdrawals however since the st Of
January last continue to be largely in of th
Tor The same periods in 1851 and 1855 The entries the
past week compared with those for the three previous
weeks, stands US follows: &
August 81. 81 si1 PAT
sesmSer aoSSs9 Sd SSg
september s35i5o
This exhibits decrease of s76 ia coupal hose
for the week sndng q August 81 062 G7 compared to
those for the week ending September and Sl0s5 097
compared 10 h'se for the week ending the 9n of Septe
ber; or last week -Neac York Herald. of Saturday.
From all parts of the Southern cotton growing regions
we have the promise of another large CROP larger
than that Of the year closing 3iss August, which yielded
1851 4Sl bales the weahr in nearly all sections OF le
country is favorable, and appearances indicate
yield exceeding four millions Of bales which at fifty doh
n Wi fvn mill
doi.rs. The increase of consumption seems ouirun
the large increase of production is large fall in price
is nntlcipated. --t -Ie- 1872 - 4-9