New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-16
no the sugar planters Of Louisiana.

The present blockade OF Southern ports by Lincoln
touches the interest of Sugar Planters deeply Injurious
ly but 1t be greatly aIeoratedf wise and prudent
policy be adopted bythe Planters What that policy
Ii te question With due Difference to the opinions Others
we respectfully submit for consideration the following sugge
tons Eel 45r II 81
The crop Sugar $4,000 hogsheads 1885, will furnish
grounds reflection and Instruction this point
remembered, that them had unrestricted
whole OF the United States Now that by
war; less than onehird Of the consumers we then had
Then had crop of 46, 600 hhds Now have crop
bids fair 70 be 10000 hhis The newspapers
Current day that Sugars reduced in price,
runous the pantersthAt times sales could be
hardly effected at pricethst merchants f New Orleans
would time pay the freight Molssses-the very
barrels containing 1t being regarded of value
Moasses inducing planters to loose their whole crop
Molasses than barrel it up The this address
then thongh that large portion Of these sacrifices might
been avoided by of action the Planters
mining the proporionate qsaity each throw oil the
market and the making Of other additional Commercial
besides that Of New Orleans from whence distribute
both Sugar and Moassss These considerations now
nperativeJ important at This time than then,
the present crop thar otherwise must ensue
Then You had the whole United States for markctno you
have Than third with prospect Of much larger crop.
With these facts before and assuming present crop
will reach 50eNO has, wha should tn.
premises With great detseace the opinions others
submit to following, views
1s That the Sugars made this year all good quality
interiors be held for refining into oa etc. thrown
on the maj ket otherwise.
I'd Moasses that can't be kept the spring
converted into all domestic spirit. will pay we'll this
and the ensuing year.
3d. Let the Planters by action agree and send not
threehhs Of the Sugar they make this market
tanning the other twefths for the uurs about
100000 hhds. for sale on the supposed basis
4 Let them establish sustain by Shipments commercial
depot whence distribute Sugar Molases,
at Nashville, Tennessee. ...., ...s
5h. The Virginia. Kentucky Tennessee por-
tons OF Georgia North Carosina Aaana, Florida etc. will
require 100000 hhds sugar portion Of onsses Of
CROP and by eEslinptohpt the map and the rail
roads rndasng from Nashville you will that it
rene and ently cheaper for the dealers get these
goods in Mash Vile than from Other point and if this
reliably supplied tbs current Of their trade
will $50 long this eontEes) be turned here have
| doubt from the evidence now in our possession.
oh. Early shipments and direct from the plantations
expenses shipments and reshtpmen Orleans
important acc0untslst. The saving expense will
pay the shipment 10 Memphis whence the railroad will bring
directly Nashville and IDLY, If navigation Of
Mississippi should be interrupted by the enemy Memphis
any this coming winter, then in that good
secured for all the thus early shipped
this point while the market below will be correspondnyy
pressed, if not destroyed.
It'll That establishment of Nashville center for dis
trbution important addition that New Orleans
be apparent any of reflection The year you produced
hhds. you had only the srcia of New
leans There planter and from necessity each be-
competitor against his neigbor for sugar
and nsolasses and consequence their mutual injury
RUM and the destruction of fair market value
Will you repeat it again this year You have
the chance fayoiding such caanit. Will you
peat the disaster of 1858.
In view of all roubes looking all the premises
the face fairly have established ourselves No Market
street. Vile Tenn and opened Agency the
Planters of Louisiana" and such respectfully tender
best services in promoting their interests in the sale
moasse We have already orders for fair fully fair
prime amt choice sugars large hhds
filled Of the crop These orders will be filed adj
New Orleans prices sufficient pay ris all
expenses and Something the planter All sugars
lasses etc.. etc. shipped address by an open
policy oiusurance that the planter risk making
shipments from any point hrk the goods shipped ?. j.
Co. Nash vile, Tenu Agent Memphis and Charleston
Railroad Memphis and forward bill Of adn freight
paid at tariff rates. 1873
We pledge Faithful eSerons get
price, sell alone for cash aud prompt remittance Of the money
Advances made wheu required usual Planters who may
under obligations for their crop make arrangement with
the merchant below by giving order us for proceeds
Shipments To give every to the planters that
reliable and Trustworthy and able make good every thing
promise beg leave to refer 10 gentlemen below.
r-.-o,. MI. PAYNE, JAMES & co. -
... 81. 2. ...y@ REFERENCE: ...
Messrs. Brown, johnson Co., Hewitt Norton Co., John
Watt. Esq, J, b. Newman, ESD, j. c. Kicks, Esq Col
White, Can KOhn, Esq John A. Roberts, Es4-For
B. H. Payne and john y. james
D. Weaver, Cashier Planters Bank Alexander Fall EST,
F. Beech esq Thomas Cowboy ESQ, NashvleFor r. A.
Barnes.
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