New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-25
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gc7tofhk tEHusUGtUElS lOr Inc Week nave DEel
confined 70 sugar melasses and salt, with prepare
tons for the grandest event Of the year, the i'm
4 posing and immense turnout and review Of the
First Division Of the Louisiana soldiers. The re-
view took place to-day, and in pursuance with the
orders Of Major General Lewis, every able bodied
citizen had to be present; therefore, all our banks
public Offices. insurance companies, stores and
shops were closed, following with total and gen.
eral suspension OF business in every branch Of
trade The review Of to-day will convince the men
o. money, capitalists, who have been holding on,
and are still holding their money with the greatest
fenacity, that the spirit of the people ia awakened
to the crisis that there is determination eyinced
ogo through with the wsr, and conquer an homo
rAble peace, whether it takes one, two or three
ycsrs; therefore, they can relax in their cohesive
embraces Of their surplus, and come forward and
aid the State and Confederate Governments with
some OF the millions Of dollars now lying idle and
unemployed Ia the deposits Of the banks Of our
city.
The sales of salt, sugar and molasses for the ave
asysof the week will oFertop s550,000, which has
added thing to the volume of currency now in
circulation. In breadstufs the movements have
bean confined to local consumption, at prices con.
serably In favor Of consumers than at the close of
iastweek; but they are sufficiently high to give to
farmers aud raisers most enormous remuneration
As for provisions the stocks or supplies are nearly
exhausted. II will be well for every individual
partionlarly they who have 9 suburban residence,
togo to work and raise his own pork. The price
of hogs foot at this time In Tennessee is S12 per
hundred, corn 90@e5c. per bushel, and wheat 81 so
@sl 50. On the other side, our planters are fur
nishing sugar and molasses at lower prices than
ever known before, excepting an isolated case SO
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rules in te land II aba.;onsan, 10 e
itv ii For years and veass 49,. i. oa4ai
custom az many rnercbants ms, Dsen us
their cards. bilbeads and bil1s ~ lasi,a
while our resident mechanics have bssn s.l,1ss
for want of the yery patronage ovan 10 ,basa
are now SO iildustrously and aetiyeIv eneaaes,;,
Invasion 81 the South attended with rohbery an.
throating and ali henous crimes ana yianies ana
yet there are parties h tb;s citv - orrs
attempting 10 send money. continue friend hin
encourage intercourse and promote soeiabilty with
these Hottentots Of the North. In fact the North.
ern Government, after the recent demonstration of