New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-28

quiet Yesterday on Canal, Camp and ST. Charles
streets Yes really qnet with the sun about as hot
as desirable, thong powerful and strong
ts We have KNOW before The chief subject was the
fine weather with which We have been favored for
several days past; effects on cotton, provided it
has extended into the country. Cotton cotton cot
ton appears to be The nlerum which moves affairs at
this moment. What do you think of cotton? is the
character Of an exchange Of ciylties almost often
s. said as good morning. It is cotton cotton, in
d every newspaper throug hout the country and we do
not know but throughout the universe. From the
constant feeling esinced towards We conclude that
cotton plantation far preferable to any gold mine
in California. particularly any that may be included
within the claims Of the Black Republican candidate
for the Presidency John Q. Fremont.
WE'LL there mistake but what cotton is cotton,
and article of more than ordinary Importance at
This time. Though the stock sale at this moment
in our market cannot exceed two thousand bales if
as much letters from Liverpool By the Africa,
received yesterday, hold ont that no expected i'd
vance can BE realized during this month We shall
soon receive accounts Of very great off in the
receipts at Liverpool and with the great backward
ness in gathering and forwarding the crop, the re-
cepts on the other side will be very low until the
first of November.
1t ii useless for spnners in Manchester and dealers
in Liverpool entertain the idea that there will be
combination the part Of factors planters TO hold
cotton back to compel high prices, d an advance
overpresent rates There will be deception in the
matter soon as the cotton can be gathered, gnned
and baed, ii viii be forwarded to Market There are
only few planters in the broad extent of the cotton
region, who are in position to hold of course with
the assistance Of factors they can hold for a brief
period, in the event Of sudden depression Or panic
iii the market.
During yesterday, Or up to six o'clock last evening,
The receipts were Zig bales; Of which, 3G6 were Of the
new crop This brings the receipts Of the new crop
forthis week, to 45s bales. The receipts On the
9th August last year, were 6,934 bales The stock
on hand last night in the warehouses and on ship
board, was s07e hales stock day last year, 49,
900 bales is the commercial year closes on Saturday
the both tnst the figures will be low to commence
the season, 50 far quantity is concerned. The ship
Otseonthe having cleared since our last with 1850
bales will increase the quantity at sea from this port,
or rs having taken its departure during the month Of
August TO 2as5 bales.
Ii There was not much doing on the landings yester-
day. The absence of upper country boats always
creates void PARTICULARLY at this season of the year.
The European adgices, particularly those received
art teitulhs ~ uepTess hour anu grain
letter from q well informed and highly Intelligent
merchant Of this city now ii Liverpool will be found
in another column. Itspeaks in the most dattering
Of the prospects Of the present harvest in
England, will prove very advantageous for cot
ton Under the usual head will also be found the la
test financial news, which, when closet scanned; is
not 50 favorable as it might be. That gigantic and
stupendous association, the Credit MobiIer of Paris
able manner. We trust IT will not prove another Law
bubble Or South Sea sWindle. II it should prove 50,
n we can only suggest to |" stand from under.''