New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-17
no the sugar Planters of Louisiana.

The and blockade of Southern ports by
touches the interest of the Sugar Planters deeply Injurious
~ But il be greatly aneioated II wise prudent
policy be adopted by Planters What policy should be
Ii The question: Difference opinions of others
respectfully submit for consideration the following sugges
tons
The crop Sugar of $4,000 hogsheads in 1855 will furnish
grounds for reflection ard instruction this point 1t VIII be
renlenbcrei that them had unrestricted CONNIE ce with the
whole of the United States Now that confined by
the to less than third of the then
Then had crop of coo hhds Now we have crop that
bids fair to be 900 hhd The newspapers and Prices
Current of that day teach that Sugars were reduced in pce
to rates uinou the paners-ht AZ times sales could be
hardly effected at that merchants New Orleans
would net at one Time pay the freight Moasses-he very
barrels containing it being regarded value than the
Moasses inducing plnter their whoe crop of
Monsses than barrel The of this address
then thought that large portion of these sacrifices might have
oeeh avoided by concert action "mons the Planters deter
mining the prcportionats quantity each should throw on the
market and the making of other additional commercial cen
ers besides that OF New Orleans from whence 10 distribute
both and Mcasses These considerations are now more
mpeativey important at this time than then TO avoid the
uleou sacrifices OF the present that otherwise
Then had the whole United States for arket-now you
have less than third with prospect of much larger crop
With these facts before and assuming present crop
will reach 5o0oQ0 hhd what should Planters do in the
premises With Difference the opinions Of others we
submit the following views:
ls That the Sugars made this year good quality
interiors to be held for refining into loaf ETC. aud not thrown
the otherwise.
I'd Moases that can't be kept spring season. to be
converted into rum as all domestic pirit will pay we'll this
and the ensuing year.
3d. Let the Planters by of agree and send not
Of the Sugar they year to market re-
ainingthe other wofths for the FUTURE which will be about
SOC, 900 hhls. for sale on the supposed basis.
4th Let them establish by shipments commercial
depot from whence Sugar and Moasses
et Nashville, Tennessee.
5h The States of Virginia. Kentucky Tennessee with por
tons Of Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama Florida ETC. will
require 10000 hbd sugar and portion moasse OF this
years and examination of the map rail
roads radatiDg from Nashville will
venieu and consequently cheaper dealers to get these
goods in Nashville than from any other point
ket we'll and reliably supplied that the trade
will $50 long this continueS) be here no
doubt from the evidence in possession.
9th Early shipments direct the plantations to save
of shipments to- and resipmen from New Oreans
important two acconslst. The saving expense will
pay the shipment Memphis whence the railroad will bring it
directly Nashville; and 2dly If the navigation of the
Mississippi should be interrupted by the enemy Memphis at
any lime this coming winter, then in that good market
for all the sugars thus early shipped to us al
this point while the market below will be correspondngy
pressed, if not destroyed
It'll That the establishment Of Nashville a center for dis
tbution important in addition that of New Orleans
be apparent of reflection The year you produced
4iSt0 hhds you had only the commercial center of New Or
leans There planter met and from necessity
competitor against his neighbo for the sugar
and olasses and the their injury or
rn and the destruction of any fair market these
articles. Will you repeat again this year? now have
the chance of avoiding such calamity Will you it or re-
peat the disaster Of 1858.
In of all these troubles and looking the premises in
the face fairly, have established ourselves Market
street Nashville Tenn and opened Agency Sugar
Planters of louisiana and such respectfully our
best services in promoting their interests of sugar
and moasses We have already orders for fair to fully fair
prime and choice to large 5000 hhds
filed of the crop These orders filed at an ad
New Orleans prices sufficient pay all
and something to the planter. All sugars
asses etc. etc. shipped address by open
policy Insurance, that the planter making
shipments from any point. Mark the goods shipped ''P j. Il
Co.. Nashville Tenu of Agent Memphis Charleston
Railroad Memphis and forward ladiDg freight to be
paid at tariff
We pledge and faithful exertions to get the best
price, sell alone for cash and prompt remittance money
Advances made when required usual who may be
under obligations for their crop make arrangement with
the merchant below by giving order for proceeds Of
Shipments To give assurance to the planters
reliable and trustworthy and able make good every thing we
promise, beg leave TO refer gentlemen, below.
PAYNE, JAMES & co.
REFERENCE
Messrs. Brown johnson Co.. Hewitt Norton Il Co. John
Watt ESD. J. B. Newman ESD, J. C. Kicks Esq. Col
Aaunse White Carl Kohn, ESQ.,, John A. Roberts Eg-For
B. H. Payne and John D. james.
D. Weaver, Cashier Planters Bank FALL ESQ.,
F. Beech. ESQ Thomas GowdGy, Esq, Nashve-For r. A.
Barnes.
Nashville, Get. l, 1861. ole 2plt