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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
Helpers Impending Crisis Congressional Ad-
vertising-G Great Excitement : Great Demand
from the East, West, North and South. -

Helpers Impending Crisis Congressional Adj
vertising- -Great Excitement Great Demand
from the East. West, North and South.
The assault upon Helpers Book by the
Z Southern disunion FIRE eaters in Congress has
) advertised this important publication most
3 thoroughly. The settlement in regard to 1t,
throughout the county is tremendons--and
3 the demand for it, North. South, East and
West. is beyond all possible supplies, though
large number of steam presses are running
night and day, TO print it.
Southern men buy more copies of it in the
City of Washington, than do Northern men.
The demand farther Sonth, is very urgent
The Shareholders want to see the Book that
- produces such sensation I'll quite proper
that they should look carefully into the sim
pending Crisis of the South.
2 The N. 7. Independent of Dec. 22d has the
following:
"a A Busy MAN-The busiest mai in the city
of New York, at the present moment, is ou,
10 ing friend, Mr.. Bnrdick. the publisher o.
/. Helpers Impending Crisis We had an er
! rand yesterday at his office at No l45 Mas
: sau street. and could scarcely get mp stairs for
1.-The great pile of copies which blOckaded the
landing A man cannot walk Nassau street
without the Crisis staring him in the face
We encountered Mr.. BHrdick in his shirt
sleeves, on the steps of the third fight o.
stairs giving orders to a small army of mer
who we're working the ropes Of the hatchway
He held IN. his nd a telegraphic order. jns
received for nine hundred copies. lie in
formed US that the sale had jlst turned sixt.
thousand copies, and was increasing at thu
rate of from thousand to sixteen hundred
day. Eight presses are kept running 10 sup
ply the demand Paper had just been receiv
ed for fifteen thousand volumes. Mr. Burdicl
wishes to employ 5000 agents Immediately
u The success of this book is gratifying. no
only on account of its merits as CO pend o
facts, but because it was at first refused b,
Y esery weH kao,On publisher. in Nem York
& from the fear of losing Southern trade :
But now, while the eitradesof the great house
!, is said to be unusually dull. NJ r. Burdick, VIII
clone had the courage to give fair play to a
= anti slavery author from the South, finds hin
sell overwhelmed with business, while th
sl Congress of the United States is sitting
Washington merely to do his advertising.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

e The leaves of the forest, touched by the
autumn frost are like our joys-seem bright
est when departing. Is ssisaH
Al irresolute mans mind is generally, as
Richard the Third said of his o own body, but
half made up.'s s8
There are few men who are not great deal
more solicltous about =their=wives' conscience
than their own. 44a<-.kGE 8Asg {
d At late militia muster in Kentucky, q big
.keg was used as drum. If there was any
thing in the keg, we guess the mea rallied al
the tap.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
DEMOCRAT.

n RAVEN ma. Onto.
Wednesday Morning. January Il, 1880
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
.ar Sciences Domestic Economy, Social Improvement

rANoE TO TYRANFs IS OBEDIENCE TO GOD.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
and the General Wegare.

rERMs.-oNE DOLLAR AND FIFTY oEN1s-IN ADVANCE.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11

The whole amount of receipts into the
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-01-11
THE EIECToRAL COLLEGE OF 1850.
The Free States will be entitled to votes in
the Electoral College as follows: u -ss-fle
II The Slave States win be entitled to votes
zin the Electoral College rs follows =.

1ofAL..-...-- 100
IotAl vote OF Free states
Total vote of Slave stases......
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01


r oox ~ ras-rEss,ss Asoyr SIxoyI.s WILL
eovees wagons for resnx rursure sso
's, A., 's ssis'ss :. i @ sas pss
World eli a TIE oase NO lao v.rss street, or 80;
somnissloa. T. GoULDssIfH. froorie.os
aGEpISfrzp vAPon, suLpHuR vAPos AID IooI a
NJ Ran. a tpo.isasr gr.cs.ly o. sdmins,s,las ssss
Bshs for year. sssess The sassrrsss " - ssss
4 SsssoIIs iuasSs S.S s:sSasSssa' ); sseiss
street
s,as l... AsD
vsihs Open hroashoai Ii. ys.s sssy .ss so.vssss
s., ,s:'; e. r., sss. .'' '-.'' '1A' . 4
II fyspsrsd IRON ne nshse nnh Of n 80 daivsss :
,. 'y n. n: re ~, %, =
= =: !. -, s .'.s "a s 49, -: =: a.: ~, :sss
isdspsassss to- rs.es!. oess q - srny "a navy,
p y.ssus sss< pscHASea sssi'ssd Tor xAnsec'sA.'
xvxRrcAN soIIDrYrED MILK COMPANY,
70 IAbwv slsst t~o doom s&ss nom Broad ~HJ. N. 4.
TEE .psnrsaosyp,. HAVING BE.s ArPolsraD
s .g.s. s,r ne ..,s s -, S,sss ~ bra
are now sIses,sa ssr De sss ss as IN io 70 suit
yurcs.ssr, 90 he me., iss<s , e ma ave. ,r.rs
ep.sy r.eoumans-s ier ~. ,ussas machine. vsus
COAL :, O., 4. 49,, a, 10000 a,
d'n'' srs.ss, ssl s sss 81 sss.
We receiving o1ns wnmern dafy, and oisr he*e OILS N
SNAIL LARcx &c .rTfrfa@,
either IN bond dug p>h
s'"''' '>a " M ~ 's'"'- A. notLxs co,
IS kbwsy streel
90 Ir0HYrrvo Rep
II IN. LYoH nARUYAofrnIEQ 0DmrAnY sr -
EfIoa . pres Orrse rArgss nsULArOhe.
y, D. WBsr %, Ag~na
no 1TQ BrsAxwAy, nev Yo<k
no TTpBrRMxs.-sKIsss. rIxss Ann. xsrs or
every deif cons.nnr On hand and pus up ~ shor
nolIce Al J, Is CROOKS, Fullon street.
no TIE IADrrs-vRa. @. 3, CARROLL ReBPxCrrUt~
" sootn ps.rr age for h-r ked-ated Vsoor Sulphur
ard Iodine rsfhs % Blee.te ecencv OF hsss
Be he uuyins The cgmperon aud curing Colds, kssa
NATHAN AID Eruptous % tse SKIN, are uneq aslleo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

uuRAIA PIoNena LINE kuABLrsHKD lsss-
sdvut.Sa. rss ssssor~ssd china clipper snip yosayA
rKa (1ssk oonfa &ndaw having hrce fJurth II hsr
40 srr~rd and sons 90 cOard utn positively bs The ar
40 III fsom lsw paf for nclbyurus shs gu sAh h,n
ii 80 kiver, on Tuesday, June s. and csn sccommo-
mnrs ARA sesocd pa~sengsrs. FOE wnon
&c rpox scco dec<. For fretxht OF gss
q 20 py soarf pe. IA sau rivsr OF % ~ ~ CAhk.
H. 81 sor>h balls for sale and csss sdvsn -
.ds .. cnnesn.enn. ConsiGness W AnsusliA- hassA H.
VIVA Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
oCULIsTs AND AURTsTs.

nR. Jorks EYE AND RAa IrsrrUrroH is7
~ Fourth avenus-rhe Ere snd rklfuly rr.t~f f,r
A. Jouet D. chief physa,n and surr~,n p Joa-s sys and
Esr Instuion ~ ~ Fourth avenue, ". Y. Dr Y per.
Tor ne Al knfs q Operations sbout h~ and te
r1cccn~fa ma roy. he hes hsf tbe sartsse a.
hmsrosn snt xuoyssa medical sdus<sisn- kk e,9omss
hang h - cnoA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
xsapS SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvBh
Ths United STATES mall s,oamship
AlRlATiC.

Joseph J. 90 nStock, Comma ,dsg,
vn lssvs HAvrs puohias soutsamoon 70 and ne pas
unAAln saturday June - r. H. froo piof
ma OAnAl axess nora nves.
f@nGsn ass rsas.s.ss 70 3 On ooArd = g He -
poard u asy bsfors cal Ing mArtsd Ssao. -
a a1G wtl b sxsed ~ ths soios OF NE 0cmpAay 10
. skrss1 70 On hs La of June. rA
sas v - rsssvst q W oass On ~ WHAT up oao'a
I~ .ss.Sc s,,ly 70 WILLIAM q wIgKAM. once % ~
vfNrf foos of Oaakl ssxeSk
D. IN ADRiATI0 wn III asaia a ~ ,hrd voyass
- n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

TOR HAVANA, VIA NASSAU. n P-THs BstfIsa
y s-d North Ame,pas E,,.i MAI ss.nsaie KAArAK,
NApsin Frcwre-. viii sat for We p1rts from ms Con
penys rhsrf Jersey ssi1rdv ray rs, saturday,
I've rsssgs money " r~ssn Us, g-~sss m,nsy 70
m cuNAHD,
NJ, Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

-u,os SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvKHoYHs UNITED
~ Nm aos~er AGO. y. lima OonmAn4sr VIII
eavs fW bavrs soucssg eoushAmpon 70 lead Ne malls
ana vssssnsers % saturday June O'Clock, hon per
sishA covasus e.casns - eaxae: @ hss ne event
~ slln synDding ~aar could reach the =. And
"a b~sns fss safety Of he vssel Asd Pc
seasers would b. sscuru. Pros OF psssAgs IN sseond
sAS6si, II vUx GAO. nACKESzIK Ass.ts Ma seoad
way n BIB steamer faios VIII susossd NE Ar~go and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

JRIIGHr FOB rlNNBisEn. NORTH CAROLrRA,
Posmouth Novfok CITY Point and Richmond, received
svery day pier Is North RI ser.
,he steamship JAMESTOWN. Capt Skinner leaves every
r.ssmshp YoRKrOwH, Capt Arrish every Saturday.
Frershs Porsmou.h Norfolk. foot; TO C1y
Point conts end Rtcemond 8 ce1's. =,
Norfolk and noNs iooiuoooj %, 70
eeterrbuSg Richmond 30 -.
"H"'A LUDLAN HEINsKSN
Hsvaw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

MT PEEsoR WISHING roerLL An OLD FASHIONED
"A Clock sig fees high Of Epsiss Holau nd
male preferrec) dial maxking ths days Of tbs
the setting Of tse VITA oe svond and tnu.
b, ma , III End purchaser sendiag boz TAI Prs
ofce, stating price AID wbe. . Il may be sesn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

n TLANrIC ROyAL NAIL STEAM NAVIGATION con-
"A paays York and oa ~ay lAns The nsxt departure
Hu York VIII be tns % endh aea pc wen !.
PKIHO6 ALHKRf ach oAs Prowse, which VIII ssu
co Yhursday Juas H. touoAiAg B. JONAS r., ressivs
Lhe royal uAils. a..
eiuSins many q tse osnss 2. ne .aas
rslvVv rpua 6ssAin cd Irenna Tere eAee nus
prov11s plao ksifs fork ~ aad bsdan9 ra1ssees 70
Il Joan q Aa sss PassAee u ne s.sa cssss 80 o.
sr. sss: fro Bssss Ss7; Londonderry, ~ ";
fye1 WsGsrioa 81 from ihnsrtck -
ALEX HOLLAND CO.,
fr IAno, No 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

roE SAVANNAH AND OrHyR POINTS A. BsLo@ +.
\ The ORA oass sde whsd skeansAis ALA ANA, nApt
3eorse B. seAssck win saturday. June l..
o. sIes NO Noeth nv. ThrousA aoks1 can b hAA fcs
ss. oris:ns s. 1s ncsas, -; Hc..ssasy 81 oe!as
ytns ~ %; .noIvtls. 90 20 Memphis. ss( III Augusta.
~ ~ nsSon: -; nvsnnas, s,S !, n n,o.Avsx
SAMU Il l. MIR tdIIL SOW
June Q, NlP.M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
RAILROADS.
Nav YosK AND HARLAN RAILRoAD.
IN rARI ~ TO AL8ANv.

On ard snev xendsI MAJ ~ 1850 Esiss ~u issvs rvss.
b sirtk Sws~& station, tew frk. forows.- -
rGr ws,"'b 10 ard =, wy s.s'.s % I'D y
kP For Witt Plans ssd All rsy sAtons 70 .. frce
b,s sress 1904 r~ croso. rsls SIS ~ 9cppns =
,.ogp.s whne r1l.s ma sassuns sbcys yoy Alba
Bedfo~d. crr<cn Fails and Ell slatoss novfG
nessrnns1swn cave Tnisnsertags Eoppins a. a. way
al Ny .si,cra md A Il, Sos md Z y buvsr fisius
"a M s'opping ell rau,ua o. FordSnm Creou Paa
sP stoppip6 ~ ~ as.hons nwth a Pordnam Albany
fsa soHs IN JIG x.ss - sss1s 2 ~a'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01
sTEAMBOATs.

STEAMBOATS,.
Norrrr-suNDAy BOAT FOR ErwBUEs LArn Nd
IN ing yonkers Bse,gs DOSbs Ferry, rarrytrwn, bsng
esns Hsver~rsv Cald ss,la lei Point Coh eprins end
Cornwall ssaper BROAD~AY viii issve pier fc4 Of jay
At seven osocs. Returning via leave rs~ours " t~o
o'ciock r. n
CUNDAy BOAT FOR R0OKLArD LAKE, LaNDisa
- tyonkessvarc i0s; Hssunes and Dbbbs' rerg, frs
ioc Pierpopt NO. T.rrytovn loo Sing slng gc tss,
land fhe steamer sATELrIfe. Capt H.rrtoui,
iii le.vs lsrsev CIV norris street wharf seesy ,ufsy
M rurs Al 81. O'Clock, Jag r., a. ocoss iardng
al Chropher and forty third sweet esch Re1rning
leave R,cklsnf Laxe about scl0ck-
xUlrYyD-A srsINRokr. VIRGO Up ~ gOoD
w ofier for frsshs spd essserErs " chuter fr ~ ~
as moass, Aadr~s W. VS., psakin House " V0dsf'
piaeN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

r AURA KkENH's HRArRs-rHR LAST MORT DUv
PkINCR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

LVOR INTERCOLLEGIATE BALL LtNB -rHE IA
II pack e4ship YORKsHIgE ssiis truorrsW frou
per IS Ess The esptune sails luae 6 FOR % cage
apply board u JACOB lIS6On Los ooulh
LNABE TO LIVERPOOL slA AND FOUND IN sEooSD
for Liverpool. sells June ship ANIME LoeSoa sails
dsy fare SIC n second osbu, and found Passsagsrs
brought out from the old greatly reduced prcoa
tOr passage, &C., apply 70 TaoAAsC. K0oas . soaih
atreol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01


An erpOteoosr sureeoa On board
ra..~ RrH<s. s.~cs SeIrv PRECIOUS neAls
pis sk IsSas aSns< therefor and the value thereof
thsre1p expressed For freight Or psasAe, Appiyo
y CuaARD, no DO sling urooo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-01

UNoR oALryoxrrA VIA PANAMA
II rAs assmskip EoRrakRn Ll0aT vtn nj ruesdy
Jms Nd " - kfH sIAs weaSssaAy' June ~ n0~ W
s "a afr JAY DAYS Of departure v Be ~ LEA n
a. Of departure vii - u noudsy FOLIO r,ns
tw psssAee o. freight sppiy 81 l,e esiy oncs ~ ives
"a All perscns are fsrbh trusting any account d
shipe and oSu9rn-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

FLous- Market dull and salss coniInnfi &, son
bbls superine at SC IS, SO 37II and 81 ID u hi.
GRAIN. The sales Of Corn lncInded some zq.,a
sacks mostly Yellow at 75c. q busI,cl. of Oats
wv SACK ~ Ieuie were sold IN Iots al ssss. and
ta5 ~ soc II bnshei. III Bran We noticed saies Il
some 600 sacks in lots at II Is 81 100 fbs.
HAY Sales 200 bales western in Two lots at
ss5 90 q tun.
Provisions, The sales of Pork ipcI,,ded 700
bbIs. Mess at slS 00s ana as5 Heavy ID sYs j, a.
failing generally at s1s ee0sls 2S d Mi. &, a.
con the transactions comprised 200 casks s5hsnldsrs
and Hams at =, and Is Clear sides at lie. e Il.
OF Green Meats 50 casks Hams and Shoulders
were sold on private terms Lard was dun, and
the principal sales were 100 tierces Prime at Hole,
and 200 kegs at lie. u n.
COFFEE. Sales confined 10 coo bags, Of which
2I5 at I24c., 37l at Is, and 80 at I3Ic. D %.
sPrRrTs TuEpEsrEE. $50 bbls- sold on Friday
at the advanced rate of 47c., and some small lots
at 47lc. U gallon.
WHISKY. Sales lei bbls. Raw in Two lots al
2lac. q gallon
FRErsHrs. Cotton was shipping to liverpool
at 9-iGd., and to Havre at 3-1sc. to iIl up
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

Actual increase long short loans the week. Si
Total cash liabilities the 18th a4
Total Of cash liabilities the 2t March 81 o6I
Decrease for the week. 59tels
The total receipts of cotton for the week exceed
the sales by about 5000 bales. The European ad
vices received are up to the l0th.IT The E.issIfs
adyiceauijst the 7th, from southampton, We're re-
esisaa sss Sassaay, and the North Briton's to the
-, s. aslished on Thursday. The Canada,s adj
szsAss up to the 10th were received yesterday.
Under large imports, the Liverpool market was
very tame for the general run of cotton CHASING
from Middling down. The impression prevails that
there is large quantity Of cotton going into weak
hands in Liverpool, and under the bill of lading
process there is some apprehension that shippers
and importers interests may be sacrificed. How
much of the cotton going into Liverpool at this
time for spinners account IS difficult to ascertain
There is very little for growers or planters ae-
count, particularly from this port.
The receipts continue free as expected. The
falling off has commenced at all the ports, though
the receipts at Mobile for the week ending last
night exhibit an increase over last week. being
lOo39 bales making the total receipts at that port
for the season T3t 1928 bales. There three Price
Currents published in Mobile, and all differ in the
weekly reports. We have the lowest quantity.
We have also received from Pensacola the quantity
received at that point and Milton, which ID zsI4
bales against 1000 last year. These receipts have
never been counted or taken into consideration
only in our tables They make the Florida receipts
figure up Isl 1928 bales. We shall commence the
coming week under the following distribution of
rennintS.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

with the increase Of 800, 900 bank capital But d.
dominant point Of position Is the large difference in
coin which, it will be observed, ia f6nr and quar-.
ter millions less than last year, which, Of course.
acts against this season.
The general Exchange market has been very uni-
form and steady in rates during the week. the only
noticeable change being an advance in some grades
Of sterling. The movements, buying and selling,
foot up 81 900 600, with some hardening in rates,
against buyers and remitters, attending trarsac-
tons yesterday and to-day. There was free de-
mand at some Of the banks to-day for checks on
New York, and the rate of prem. WIS steady, and
well maintained. Outside the sales were from par
Oils and prem. Three days sight dis. to par;
ten days 49s dis sixty days sight choice to good,
from 1@l1s and Ii dis, with intimations that some
favorite or favored names could not be had better
than other good and fair sixty days sight range
from lst91l and Il dis. The bulk of these time
bills sold was at figures from HOLT dis Sterling
appeared to be firmer. We quote clear bills IDEAL
ers rates) from lo8l91osl and 1855. Document
bills at from lO7 49107a up to los. For remittance
there was good demand, and several sales Of
bank drafts on London were made at 100. Francs
without change moderate supply and moderate
demand. Medium rates for good commercial bills,
5.23l@5.isl; bank drafts 5.l64 @5I5.
The following figures denote the balances of ex-
change held by the banks at the dates specified:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

It requires only 1920 bales to send the quantity
up to 100000 bales, which will be covered by
Wednesday morning. The Charleston, Savannah
and Texas receipts for the week will be at hand by
that time. The stocks at the inland towns being
reduced very rapidly-they are within the range Of
lG5 900 bales
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

ssrPostage to South Pacific Le1e1s, oso'' r.
sPostage to New sonth Wales. viciora, Soass
Australia etc. via England By ss France
ships, 50 cents single rate. ppnsd Is added 10
tie IL 's above postage; via New York. oy private
ships, eenes pm r Letters, &C.; papeEs, SC.
81 P Post to Bogota tNew Granada D Letters,
lsc.; papers, &C. o,,,.h yrslas s,ar5sg;.a
- 10. osssS s;a san Francisco: tpe., prepaid.
ss-fi,e postage to places on the west coast Of
south America via Panama, Is On each single
is,ter "a cents and on each newspaper. 6 cents,
when sent: and 10 cents on each letter, and
cents on each paper, when received.
aS-The postage to New Granada arect 9 " eenM
single rate and cents each newspapers and TO
HE Sandwich Islands. Australia, Van Diemanss
Land and China, (via San Franciscel ias on each
single letter 10 cents, payable in advance.
e5-The single letter rate to California and Oregon
Is 10 cents. prepaid. On newspapers. ETC., the
domestic rates apply. -,
= Nov Criaana Nov l. ira
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26
CATTLE MARKEr..

JEFFERSON CITY, March ~ ~
Arrived during the past week I075 Western
Beeves, 2e2 Texas Cattle, lie Hogs, IIso Sheep,
~ Mich Cows, and IFS Vesl Cattle. The market
was moderately active, and near 100 Western
Beeves, l4o Texas Cattle, with 500 Hogs, 1so
Sheep, 60 Mich Cows, and 10 Veal Cattle remain
on hand.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

Bank shares, railroad stocks, bonds and other
miscellaneous securities are as fat as pancakes
Holders will not sell at loss, and we do not see
any reason that they should. All the banks will
declare the usual half-yearly dividends in July,
commencing within 80 days. Tie Bank Of New Or
leans, has already made or earned its next divi-
dend This augurs well.
There were several sales Of real estate, which we
shall notice in a day or two. There was not much
evidence that our money market is tight from
prices paid or agreed to be paid to-day.
Condition of the Banks of this city for the week ending
Saturday March "a 1850
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26

sraAR... Business was interrupted by the rain,
Int the sales embraced 500 to 600 hhds. at previ-
ons rates. Fair to Fully Fair 6l@7Ic. % ID.
MoLAssEs There were no receipts Of any con-
sequence and no sales worth reporting. Some
Choice on the Leyee was held At Acc. o gallon,
and on Friday 200 hf hbs, sold At aao. 3 gallon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-26
- -, THE DIRECT RoUT
80 - 9sss gfRoN NEW ORLEANS

s-zrup TILE O1l6ECV ROUIE
ESsE Is;J rRox NEW ORLEANS
New York, Boston, Louisville & Cincinnati,
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Two Daily Trains leave CAIRO morning and evening upou
arrival or the New Orleans and Memphis making
direct connection with VII lines East and West, for
ST. LOUIS, BALTIMORE,
LOUISVILLE. WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI CHICAGO,
INDIANAPOLIS NEW YORK,
PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON,
and all Towns and Cities throughout the EAST and WEST
Time quicker and less changes than any other line
Sleeping Cars On all Night Trains.
Baggage Checked through to all important points.
Pare always as low any other line.
ss.For Through Tickets and formation apply at the Office
OF The Orleans jackson and Great Northern Raoad 10
St. and at the Memphis and Ohio Railroad Office
under the st. Charles Hotel. -
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
W. p, ARTHUR,
General Superintendent, Chicago.
b. +. LONELY.
milf If General Southern Agent New Orleans.
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sl2,6lo.isa sg,sas.7os
Comparative Statement for two weeks.

Actual increase Of Long and Short Loans the saO4
The following is the comparative statement Of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges, which in
cludes active movements, excepting exchange and
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gtbiebp Of tbs Marhsts.

uREscENr OFFICE, No. 10 CAxr EraEEr.l
Monday Morning. March ~, 1860
CoTToN -. With unfavorable weather and
moderate demand Saturdays sales amounted to
barely 1900 bales prices still being irregular and
easy for buyers. We however quote as before:
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The increase in the line Of discounts ~ aoout
equivalent to the increase Of general real business
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q. FLEMING, GAS RITrER AND nEALEk u
al ,iss FfxluIes Harfis' Row. tt2 AAssi.s k5est
near the rset will attend faithfully sad psn nsf Y y.
dem entrusted him. HsslllsSs sse h ap
spaap 49,
(SRuYERFs CHEEsE-4 esssa FRESH landing frssA
= sa''p eN = i b. GRArIAA 4 tx1.sssz
~ 81 Cusus149ssSss ssssefs
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discounts beyond ninety days. March So 2l
Amount of discounts beyond ninety days. March "a OF
Actual increase Of long short loans FOR the week. SiS
Total cash liabilities the 18th March 4
Total Of cash liabilities the 2th March 81 Iii 06I
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The movements for the corresponding week last

1t will be observed that the general comparative
variations really and truly show that great precau
ton and Instrumentation the general good Of our
community, agricultural. commercial and financial
ought to be the Guiding features of our bank
mandators.
The following figures denote the position Of the
banks last year at this time with the present:
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Private Banks and Exchange Dealers.
BROWN CO., IS Carondeet street.
SAMUEL SMITH & Co, Camp teet.
JUDSoN { co. corner Canal and Camp streets.
BROWN JOHNSTON 4 CO, 30, 3s carondeet street.
BENoISf, SHAW 4 CO., No 81 Camp street.
BANK OF COMMERCE., JAcoB BARkER Manager,
Corner Camp and GFasier streets
THOMAS H. BARKER, corner Camp and Grayier streets
IT, w CONNER son, No. IS Garondelet street.
JOHN WOOD 4 co, corner Camp and Common streets.
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THAMPAGNs-iooe cases Moet haaea's Vim An.
" giais, for sale by 5. WOLFF
milo iraTier and New 1eyee ST.