New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-03

exsa san0e lime lastss &ssga ~
N Ths Rreat deficiensy and interruption Of trans
tos 70 ths other tates Of our gonfe deracy
ours sled aalass % Lonisianas great
y I'D moIAssess The bioeksde Ct.
Mssssipp HepHd shich souad. We sgain reI1ea
CONG AAts bsSn kePt opea1 has interfsred q the f
Mo- 81 ~ lssat Of the crop of sugar.
iplsnd sailrsad give notice that they cannot
61elss ~ more ~ & month q more.
M slI % feat sugar interest we 4
a tks ipcoz snce md the loss Of sales
one IS the fortunes of saE.'
~ obstru eticTs 70 the great
ades the saies ior tthss week have been
1asksf than for The correspo week last year
ss9ou heads q sugar and l2,6a9 barrels Of
tits week 5000 hogsheads and y,
5,ss ksrfsls last year, when the Western buyers
tee hi hui fof their There hare also
ssIsaless III COTTON, sud ~ be or plantation q
solsihfy IL msy III NJ thes depofss II is
Il ista DC inport nor Of any concern 70
lockers al. so l0ng III motors pianters receive
do proceeds or money for ii. The sales Of cotton
for He CORES ponding week last year were 90 0e9
BALES, ID te difference III business the circulation
Il sruoney, The general buying and selling in all
branches III trade can hardly be realized bnt can
BE- noted IS being Of the most gantc proportions
ana notw outstanding The pme nse falling of il sales
of am tsAt staple great in al move
manfs Of produces and general trade outside OF
stgaf ana rnolasses; flsra is more mpney now on
general post With Dur INKS shan eyer before,
the limo III deposits proper to-day being over
"a 49, 900 Ia excess and above last year at this
tine.
There have been some few buyers in town from
\ tennessee and Virginia, taking some few dry
goods dual of clothing, now and then
little hardware. Occasionally buyers appear
n ironi kansas and Texas, hut shs demand from
al round i W txenely limited eless, the
sobbing trade dry goods par tienlarly has pro-
dueed good profits as far as GALES are made, and
some stocks appcarto be well sustained and ample
"a HE season Old fashions are rejugefiated, and
old stocks sppear 10 answer about as well as
h l6ngh they were direet and fresh from The work
I xbop snd csstof stocks Of Europe. Our local
lnaRni such as shoe leather, oil and iron
fonndsries are increasipg weekly, ana app ear to
\ Ill AcdsaI and proftabIy employed, Cannot the
eld paper mil IN The Third District be resuscitsted
and made u sonrce of profit Paper Is wanted for
psinting for wrapping, for engrap wing in fact
Whit ase our baIks to 40 for their new conteni-
plated issues The multi rious shin, plaster manu-
fseseries harasabsprbed all the available paper in
asnfedsracyy IA q
sie bid weather during The week has rather in
the general fancy and retail trade Of The
Taking oil things into view, the retailers in
general have DO cause Tor complaint True, the
disciple old jade, Fashion are assuming for
themselves what they VIII wear, and are gradually
Il seaieying heInssiyes amy Of obseqnious-
\ ness Business And sales On the grand boulevard
have; therefores been confined to merely day TO
dgy Or hand ID hand dents, '' IS s.i
The weekly Tetnrn Of the banks naadesto the
Board cf Currency osday show a large increase in
sthe line pf d moi Id loans
ma discpuntzs and j reduction ii exchange. The
reduction II exchange = ewing To- some remit
+ taheas fof account of AioTernment The increase
ID distant baiances b chiefly al one bank, and for
ccount Of TahRsssee The specie line, Is also the
cifculation slow NJ crest changes. The line Of
3 deposits has now att aimed u greater amount than
ever before on record, notwi outstanding our com.
nannlt has been deprived Of the sales Of $50 oco,
900 value "a large sales sof -four,
pork and M ticles ofs Western productions.
The changes u The bank mi yementfo the Beek
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