New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-04-09
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Saturday Night. ApT;sF fs6d5
A general falling off iii business has beer one OF
the prominent features for the week ending tliis
night, The operations in the staple Of tobacco,
however, forms an exception. The season for the
bulk of the receipts Of this article, with cores,
ponding sales. having arrfved--the sales of cotton
for the week have been on a very moderate SCALE
considering the reported stock now on hand. One
day Of partial suspension from business Good Fri
dayt having interviewed, the saes or transfers only
reach 5000 bales against Il 800 for the same
week last year. The inyolvment Of large opera
.of mas caused 'he introduction OF new rule on
the part oil several factors, requiring cash pay
ment m advance or down before delivery, has also
impeded movements during the past three days.
whether TINS rule VIII De insisted on or maintained,
ia uncertain. 1t shond II viii have the effect Of
dscountenanclng much local speculation or invest
menfs for rise. Nevertheless, the market for the
staple has been Wen supported under something OF
heavy pressure In the general money market 10
which may pc ADDED tbe predomnaung innuence
OF larger snare o. she ssock neins composed oi
low, inferior and common qaahtles OF cotton.
the gathering and sending TO market q moIety OF
cotton, sprinkling Of sand, modlcum oi dust
and leaves, pays the planters and eultivators, at
from 4J06tc.. better than clean cotton at I0al
l2c., then we have nothing further to remark. 4
Reviewing other branches of the gigantic COM
merce of our emporium we find there has been a
commencemeas in the tobacco trade. The sales in
this item will reach $500, 900. The trade in this
tad
number Of BUYERS. The yearly supplies for the
French Government form the prominent part of the
transactions at this time. Like the ruler of the
Empire himself, the purchases and views of the
buyers are yery seldom diyulged. It is only in a
way Of ]. smelling " that sales generally come to
liobt5
4 In onr Local chief stanles-suear and molasses-
tbe reca;nts are os course. daily declining. and
sales in unison thereto. The importations of mo-
,asses from enba have more or less influence
Tbasa NAV ba az sneciaI orders or purposes. It
vii, he observed that the recepts Of this article
d,aet ~ tha , denot and lan5;nos are for the nre
sert commerc;al vear an 5oo harreI4 AGAINST 3I0.
40 harrera fo~ No ma fine last vear which is
wtbn a fracs;on os 12l xoct Ieas than 1888 -,59.
INC ,erera1 ,ybo,asais and ;ohh;nr trada If
o,rsa saoig ,bo .tfacts - tba en,roa cb;no cloaa
80 .ha sa.sor rbore are bowavsr 90 large salea
u d,,r;n,, r,ra,,;ons ear. at ,bs t;rna Tba lrv
roods deolsrs orocera bardvare trader. hat. boot
ond sboe dealers saddle makers or sellers of sad
dlarr and 80 ~ tbouo tbe stack, If these dealers
and traders are manufactured IN sections Of the
country ;nnieal to the hest interests of the South
have sold largely. In fact. the sales Of these
! Northern manufactured goods and merchandise
| will keep hundreds Of thousands Of operatives in
all the Northern States from starvation and be the
/ means Of furnishing Black Republican politicians
with the sinews and means to carry on their subtle
| onnosition and warning against Southern citizens
and interests. Moreover, there are hundreds, yea
tbousands. Of residents calling themselves South
erners, who are now preparing for the annual
beoira to Northern States to disburse their earn
4 inrs. which. of right belong TO the South
II the general local and retail trade there has
been decline; though our prominent thorough.
/ fares have been weli thronred during the week.
the spendinr ~ money has not been one I'll the
featnres of The da;ly eavalcades of peopIe that
have nromenaded the grand Boulevard Canal and
other coneomjtant localities.
The great Metairie has been the most attractive