The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-21
From the New York Courier and Enquirer of 18th inst


eaaemeasoon after my return to this place in October
last, from England several copies othe enclosed letter. dated
South and contained false charges against me.
the editors of the Times to furnish me with the names OF
In reply they stated that the letter had been furnished to
them by Mr. John p Davis but that he declined sunenderug
accordingly addressed to the editors the Communication
herewith dated October 18th, which they have kindly pub
shed and several copies of their paper containing
The attack made in the Liverpool letter. and which
think bears evidence ofts emanaOn from low and vulgar
mind by means the Only one originating hee-nOT is it
tacks because have expressed opinions which honesty
entertained, and which still believe, very confidently, will
misunderstood msepresented beg say. that making
aw2Re UI injury S eS Sap by frost in October
You vii Plsase publish this communication That to the
connection. ours, very respectfully,
The Columbus (Ga) Times 10 indebted to a commercial
friend for the following extract OF letter per the Asia
N"''N LIyERrooL, August 90, 1850.
We have no sales to advise since the date OF our last ow
have hal dull stupid week and prices are I'd lower than
the sd Instant There man here by the name OF H.
the subject Of cotton he says and there many who
foolish enough to believe HIM that The crop will be from
manufacturing districts, also to Glasg3w, milking, as we
producing their effect, and many have actually forced their
cotons on the market Not believing word OF This mans
s % WS Continue G WAY &
opinion our market will rally again after little while.
RIcHHoND, Oct IS, 1850.
| yH6 n,
DEAR siRs2f have received his morning your favor Of
the l4h, aud you have DONE in reference to the Liverpool
should Withhold the name Of the writer Of the letter in ques
ton presume that should be fully warranted in treating
him the author oft; but as satisfied that 1t is not
do not think proper 70 adopt hS @ sbo
90 haesor that (anles OCCASIONAL visit Manchester
can be consrued) went through the districts did ys
where when asked gave my views as to the growing Of
cotton, and have been reeesy msepesented, per
haps you will do me the favor of publishing this letter.
When arrs ed at Liverpool near the end Of July, there
prevailing opinion was That ander no etre4gstaR9es aoo
tar0rGbte could the crop atei1y, II at all exceed
Much stress was laid edgeJ fact that the latter par
Of the season of 1919 favorable degree almost if
ieSds that believed Rc planting under the great induce
me1s heG out n me spnE ma PEN s
crop might have exceeded ,lOO that had not been
left United States represented the crops in various cart
of the country @ be rapidly improving, aud that, IN ho
said. (Now, be good insert here the enclosed crcua
Of Messs. W sshngton Jackson sons q 20 q Liverpool
dsted two days after left liverpool and alter SIX OF thu
weekly steamers had arrived with later detes than hos
TWERPooI Sept ID iS50-The reiterated accounts from
the United States of weather highly favorable for the grow
IN respect to its probable extent and ogetq Of the early
jury sustained too much mportanees for the 1me atache
estimates given to the ultimate Yields one party Iwhos
men Of his Departure in the Pacific industrousy circulated
his belief that the lowest yield would be a5VVUOO and nigh
Judging from the most reliable information, would
tany appear that than moderate can be real
led with the propuOus circumstances; however
while much uncertainty exists upon tins point, the artcI
be otherwise than subject to Omstuctuauons IN price
The prospect for the consumption Of cotton is aenng
al any previous period this year The Manchester marke
naturally sympathzes with the state OF this for cotton bu
there apparently no indication OF positive decrease OF th
consumption Of The material, or Of as much increase
the manufactured article Foreign orders only withheld
until the greater confidence felt the maintenance Of prices
| The home demand continues good, and Is more likely &
increase than otherwise the athe for the completion
the grain harvest most iavo able and although the vel
may not perhaps be than moderate it vii be sut
Gent with usual importaons to insure an abundance
and cheapness OF food Money also continues easy
| Yours truly and respectfully,
WASHINGTON JACKSON, Sons X Co.
The reiterated accounts etc. were not al that came
those steamers. They brought letters from Of the mos