The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-05

We submit to the attentive perusal of our readers
two interesting articles taken from the New York
papers-one from the Courier, and the other from
the Herald, received per last mail
In regard to Messrs. Talcott & Co., we have to
remark that they considered excellent authority
occupying very high position as to former accu-
racy, and sound judicious views. Their circulars
show moderate, consistent tone, and their esti
mates formed maturey, have always commanded
respect. Their estimate of the last crop was
100000 to 2, 10000 NJ bales
The article from the Herald, after touching ON
the absurd and exploded estimate of Mr.. Gwath-
mey who went so far as to say that there acre
e0e'' $500 900 bates III the cards. contains some
very proper remarks the loose and unfair system
OF taking the stocks of Cotton in Liverpool.
Many iair and experienced people in Liverpool
beheVe the actual amount of stock is 100 900 bales
less than reported
f. L. TaIcott's d Co.'s Circular.
Fer U. s; Mail steamer} NEW yovv ~, q 1870
The market closed on that day with ight saes 15d instant
anR llrm feelings among holders. supply
OF me l9h instant which that ali he eements
81 prosperity existed in Great Braineheap food money
ana trade good in the iacturBg districts ami
e az taat was needed to restore prices high or even
VIZ po3 tsn t6ey h9d previously touched this season.
moderate estimates of the coming cr5p ,fhe iad b
reply 70 the moderate estimates with scarce an exesion
bd ny iae Ma on the 2lh, and Pacific the 28h ut
uaGkeu AZ lhee opinions by advance on tbis d IN
Jpn 10 declining rates at Liverpool On receipt therefore
holders (who had been previously oerngY ~ d,
SnoI, became anxious 10 realize and effect sales were
Upands % in Gnf Cotton S N w TbfGnag to Ear Ear
were 200 bae el WI" aoTe nmness The gaes of the 23d
aaSet closing this afternoon the receipt of The advice
gle 33sGnn ma WIN trmer feeling. We much doubt
upfIp
eheft on Southern markets they have upon tIis IT,
STOCKS ports are light and the receipts do not equal
ne5e are heavy orders at all Sou en points from Northern
and discouraged by The unremnnetanr STATE of
Point and compelled 70 buy freely Tbe T eT U%
at IN e eima!es oil the growing crop, also which prevail
about selling. and until heavy receipts occST If tbao M
DECLINE OF consequence be anticipated 'ie''' NJ
we nave received information as IN the nr,h,la
o. me crop SINCE our last The difficulty in esmating
nj Nav 9sgar arises from the want OF the factors estimates
th5 be safely assumed as $50 900 baIes to Which IS
q% 8SsSSR' soSS9g S s s v9Sa' smFs
which, minds are strong in sun
ms Il that the Cotton from the Atlantic States s
not Averaging a abovs g 3 5eS3p Of The Pas i've
IS indt the New Orleans Cottons, by invoices which have
We have reduced quotations to conform 10 NE sa
tnec'ed Yesterday and this morning,
CorTONThe sales to-day were 400 baIe MI ps,csIs If
home Ise 1e ISAea up gni9k by e1poItPr, and the
ana the assured certainty OF crop not eXceeing he
w naes are again putting portions Of Their loom in motion
HIN n we annex, are reduced lc. Upands at
a CotOn which are whed from sse eS Ss !. on
rather yo IN freight see the export buyer
y, an ne zone o. eelng in this market had decidedly
y 4 some anguine short crop operators looking fr
Penny but none les than eighth The prvsts adyiees
70 circular issued by noted Erginian, who II is
| O29 ANer Hn enormous amount of them to spinusrs
liz "a an nypa