The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-16

9th, we find the following very reliable and inter-
estng Circular in regard to the present Cotton crop
oil the United States. The firm which issues
these circulars for the European steamers is of the
highest responsibility and is kept constantly in
possession OF every attainable means by which to
arrive at conclusions approximating accuracy:
TALCOTT & BROTHERS LATE |. TAICOTT
Coz CIRCULAR.
CottgnOur last respects We're Der jmeSsa 2s i1oO
On the 9TH Both and 3st market was much excited by
the confirmed advces OF killing referred to below ana
Ten thousand bales We're sold during the three days establish
w. an advance OF sc on the quotations lest advised
market b If HeT Orleans arising from the difficulty nego
yhcS m nH, eeGked the operations IN our market.
daily light On the It, lOD 200 bales on The 2 90 On lie
offering and great rmness on the part of holder Who m
inse to make the slightest concession.
Obituary good ordinary IG9i3 on Tl9
Sid9ing 10 good middmg. IA .l4stI Il
Fully ia good fair ig.D
Crop-rhe period has now arrived when we think that
estimate which will nearly approximate the growth OF II
present season be made. In arriving at such estimate
zee GUIDED by the character of season the early con-
o a1a pospec ct The crop, the date OF the bloom aud
period q iro and the latest information from formed
INK rtabe c0TrsspORdeHtS We lay no claim to infaIIl
o, oHL rtJer g0% 10 tie past cb confluence in suDDOrt
~ e correctness n the opinion deFUgd from he SgrfS
winch we have from time directed yonr attention
we DeeVe mat our views at this moment will found to b
more than confirmed JV all whose opinions are based 0p
tae t4tormatto FURNISHED 6y the teStta0ny of the SoTff
circular of June h per EaropG we alluded 10 he as SeF
q the crop and ITS gntavoabe condition, and again Der
from TIE INST ploushlng during March and April down 10
NE sVh OF May, attended 6y chilling Rghts which caused
the seed il many sections the ground and farmers 10
rePat three tour times. Even iqte date good
stang mad not generally been obtained and young Cotton
n ne most favored sections of Mississippi, Louisiana and
S ft ~ gpsn etght tchsS an height, and The
ne weather then changer becoming intensely hot forcing
b s pa 1to sndden and uHur9u growth which deceived
frSt b0Om advised was Coumbus Ga on The 2lst Of
Juhe nineteen days later than i'll the location last sea-
any i9tWo days later than IN 1913 but the period OF
eHer4s o'g2m as advised by circular per 4aerica Of
aser Iqt ne latest record The effect of The
G[y ah not weather which prevailed from the 18th of June
p 70 the lth OF August Iods general shedding Of y0ung
rolls The Of the h August by twisti2g and bf
uG otd'eS and F9Tda, and the intensely warm weather
Of forms The qualify and weight of the new Cotton LIVE
proof o. he not and dry weather which prevailed
agtRg JoLty0e pounds per Jaie less l last season md
latter bright G5 eat IN tG5 FTom ~ tb sSgr ne
Ter o. the season as we have reviewed and knowing that
after making oil due allowances for he ncrsss
and planted that hs Yield Of the atantin fa d F o.
IA would De gey Moderatc, and subsequently SATISFIED
qeh that scarcely aRy Cotton could be made from bo0
4at appeared after Hqt date, and that an 6qry fiRS
tny oher Circumstances To s oDiaon zoe adhere IN Oh,
Sads aP@ 9 boT he 4Lantic STATES OOO and
ttU'yOO before We proceed to those sections a5hch
sSaRsG ne Devastating effects g the 3ugUst storm and
fos It Is proper 70 remark, hat killing frost Occurred ON
ne Psh'J o the 25th 5th and 9Th u Camden and Co.
ieoTgla Montgomery, and Mobile Alabama md nj 10
INDUS, Mississippi the " and 9Th The growth 0E
le crop has therefore, been checked in North abams
forth Mississippi and Tennessee - ~ -A'NO'Hia'
rom Mobile we adopt previous inside figures 400 600
md now we come to the pO1t-the receipts al Nelo or
aRsln eslnating which We have hitherto found most dif
Gul IAat atgug arose from the fact that large expec
uohs We're entertained in 0GiRt0rlgi quarters of Ina
eiI lG!th ate and open season. from Overlooked lands
Inc Mississippi which, when the waters subsidized late in |
nne We're paned and from the fact that the Red River
luntTy and tile neghbOrng parishes which last wear nr
neeu nothing on account OF the nundatUn ere ms lGG
roaHctI1e The cold weather from the 18th 10 the 9Th iust
as we DeeVei settled the question, far the Ued
os0toed lands concerned; but from the X I'd Rive
luny and Louisiana anticipate incrt ase and cone
nenty take margin of 50 600 bales in our estimate az
slPs at New Orleans WHICH place So gO0 600 bales
eNss we DO not think, will much from 30 Goo ba
Or figures would therefore stand as follows: ''
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"' 3UG 30