New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-20
FI1s1s. aiIp Crescent.
,.p NrIfayls Mlontu Hlsrhft.
' Z TSsTsNf INIT COLUMNS
III rxonxr 0yFrex. No. X, Camp a{fesSs Al
SE.si ~ ! = EvsnIffr. March W. locS-

sss4$ III Here WAS snDh = tNld& - Y
ii was net perceyAbie ~ our ops'ca :,
8.ay.. ~ ti,s.r 7ocs. per annum. Whatever me
ssil. q s. bs ti,as hover over the South lnss az
N I'M. yo8yFsrt. w aSe sAnguine thatwe shall utt
,,.af.Iv emerge or rise ffom them 10 a victorious
n,ap,,er. Ths banks are conaning their transac-
NM ill ths renewal OF maturing obligations, and
Y cUIamercial paper il amount g well o. guam
4 svsksS dSindlsd down TO an Insignificant sum,
tsse sar psus which they held has been n part
81 ii gsatsd III Tie ave million loan Of thesS State. The
lssSe ~ III uneniploy money cannot be better
i ss1picyed than investing IA manufacturing pury
I fsiils. Thsre ~ many branches OF trade and an
nov hing for want OF some lite en-
smsnt ffom Aiiats Or owners % money.
\ Naay pursuits can BIZ embarked In and prove
Shfy stivs ~ investors BY the simple ad-
Il II \ d Thousand dollars. Several associa-
2Sis,iS kave hsen formed for manufacturing pur.
~ nut somehow or another our people do not,
s iI n0t understand that these pursuits require
seiE foatering and consideration. The association
towna A the Confederate Leather Manufacturing
tsampAny haA. learn, attained the hshest sue,
cess. requires something more than prunelia to
II 4agIx thess factories through the first year Of
g&ntEation. Ell
ls question III : general retiring Of the circula
ii al Gnr banks ID vt unsettled. Our bank Pre-
idents could not come + any mutual agreement.
~ abbreyiate ths question. to- cnt it short, we
that every bank do is il pIeases;; but do
expressly 81 inpli that viii lead to 8
NIX xofteMent among bill holders.
NJ very ~ Rotess or very small proper
of circnlAt ion held il the city. Whatever
let N BID 40 carried ont that the sharks and
Il shal not realize any advantage from q
Nh u poIieyso ii Tie banks.
u
fsnands and requirements OF volunteers under
III III seat III VA. Y
SSa Hhs demand for small change still continues,
u hoSeh thes vacuum y being gradually FLIED up
ias,ss IL the STATE Treasury, the Bank of
ssa ans "a istate Rank. :sss58
~ of ding ~ notes stil continues
i've II tp BIZ our duty to call attention to
fstt that fhs utting Of the State Treasury
zs0ses III cause consi derabie trouble On settle
nlslif These iss1es annpt he settled in the same
y IN ~ ~ bank notes, that ii, when presented for
& snndang y half notes, Therefore We say, do NH
3 sasIytaath e Treasury notes Of the State n
Anss stock market Nas quiet today, There. was
fnEns A. atefing going u among the broker Il
sssnis the tendency Il npwa opele meas Pail
aoad Mortgage Bonds which have 49,, ,an, ,,,;sh
~. 1cr ever year past, IA q IN eap:tal.
NJ low rate e
rhan they onght 10 be appre-
so they gradually advanced to 80,
up ~ lsos and yesterday and today
llsre were nj sellers at l05 lin fact. the Bulls
quoting 10 e must not be forgotten that
haif interest say got. due on the lst
pfil, lodged ST the State Bank, where the cou-
ions dne On that day will be redeemed. The
ckson Railroad Bonds have also taken a start.
hare A. aslss 70 quote. We learn that the
Y Hoafing debt Of this mpany has been. paid OF.
Ill o,hsr bonds any State, City Consolidated and
Bonds Il HE rail roads. Ne Do not learn Of an,
ftans1rtipns.
THE moyementsin gold and silver coin appear Il
oluntarily diminished. Some few sales TAKE
ars daily hut not n sufi cient sums 70 commant
~ notice.
The real estate market Is rather fiat, very fiat
1,r some kind Of properties. Palatial houses ami
4&elye hundred dollar al cottage residences do
appear to be in demand Lots en- eund
van swatsrsd find purchasers now and then. a
n,ent rom the enc would not hurt Va.
loss 81 ground, whereas IT might some what
inprov yea property