New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-22
Ne6 0rleans 9ailg Grestent,
Sugar and cotton-Gcnera1 1tcms

Inc most important feature in domestic matters
yesterday was the receipt of two hoesheads of supa
ol taS seasons crop, from the plantation of Judge
hulins, parish OF Plaquemine being the first re
ceVcd IN THIS market this season. Last wear the frs
| receipt was on the 10th of October in 1874 thf
4th ioo'' tne 6th 1852, the 9th ; 1851 the 18th
1ooo' inc lfth OF October. The general opinion still
prevails t1 the extent of this seasons crop will not
exceed izo'ooo hogsheads though some hold out for
l'oooo hogsheads. The stocks of New Orleans sugar
III ne" orh On The lth inst was 10 6G5 hoesheads
Inc STOCKS IN Louisville, Cincinnati and other places
III tie west are very light, and the Western dealers
VIII uhu'uo'ediy nave an opportunity this season to
learn "hetner sugar Tin hogsheads) will bear trans
portatlon from New York Or Boston over railroads,
suoJect 10 some half dozen transhipments
Inc european mails by the Persia came through
yesterday. Theprvate correspondence does not seem
TO confirm the depressing intelligence as conveyed by
the telegraph. We are fully satisfied that accounts
are regularly made up in Liverpool with parties else
where, to operate on Southern cotton markets We
received by the Persia communication, from which
the following extract is made:
- Fer Persia LIVERPOOL Oct T. 1s5s II VI
From the Cotton circulars you By the PsrsS Won " viii H. 80;
Ths qDao ;t are nndsr Good drna1 ad pssii o
any ars n so in IN ihe last thirty than
II 5 eye sep'snf Tn"5 M4aE aI a S@s
Sd,e Poor staple commands Gd and Scratch MidnS ali 10
There large business in Cotton on Saturday and uon
d"yFice " sdyaang each day. Tuesday m es no
M sSS Fs'f e Bsn "S"E'!Sa Ct ESsns ,. H..
but n. Is sa Il Pc per on account Of money
Ge fs part; Of @ Shen an s f"a
p s oon saf e5e e kng"Ga a nd tai asf4 The
ae aasr nv it may nay st sssm that the esred for tie
e article is sod the Ina more G monsY snei mad h
amst r and pGBSpf Bnt and nd nj
'na 9 pr9''5 9na Of IT., me Il, inanuactnrng interest.
sets are eyer abusing and vlfyng soherners and Cotton
har ne9ple on whom they absolutely live and lave
bred ovs her sFIs ey would aye cut and er houses
wa eoit" manufacturers will exertiols and eSpedents T
em sr ppy aa o TfE p aepres prices enable
But all won't o the %:ds at Isast for this season. are
Ss"s5 s thsm i. they % viii lave face music to The s tune Of
have just moment to mail this letter.
Yours, truly.
We have every reason to believe that the above let
Ter gives true account of the position of the cotton
market IN Liverpool. We begin to believe strongly
lhat tue oitrepeated accounts of stringent money
market in London are more for effect than otherwise
Did we not believe that inveterate hostility to the
welfare of the institutions of the South governed the
movements and feelings OF majority of the English
people, VIC might give credence that the continued
ehofts 10 esturb the mmutable principles of supply
'nd demand were really made under the belief that
he production Of cotton will be fully equal to the
iemand tor consumption, AS it's, we opine With the
Jews Of o4r correspondent that Mr. Bull will be ina
ight place and Wills his politicians are talking about
Kansas freesoil and we suppose, free cotton, his
manufacturers and operators will begin to feel some
nXety about the future supply of cotton.
1t will be observed there is great discrepancy be-
"een the telegraph accounts by the Persia and the
rlvate letters Moreover there have been purchases
# cotton made all through the present month, in
aet since the 2oth Of last month, for English account,
hic have been kept from the public in order to Gre
te the belief that there waFo ihtehtion to purchase
Dale Of Cotton unless at heavy decline. from tie
uoted rates. Or rather that Manchester and Liverpool
hould control our market. Possibly later in the
eason they may, but in the meantime nous rearons.