New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-12-06
Talk on 'Change-Cott0n

1t was not very brisk Or inspirng change yes
terday. There was large congregation, rather more
so than usual at the Exchange st. Charles street.
but the arctic disposition Of the weather seemed to
give chill to all transactions.
The accounts brought by the steamer Arabia from
Liverpool of the 22d ult had no influence Oh the
market. The great question of cotton will soon be
solved. The receipts yesterday were not sufficiently
large to enhance the views of those who believe in
heavy YIELD in any way strengthened by the stock
now on hand or the receipts up to this time.
We give below an extract of letter from Liver
pool received by the Persia, which will 60 to show
the n1odus ope,'andi in which the Bank of England
pursues to depress the price or value of cotton:
Per rcrsi4.l LIVERPOOL, Nov. l5 1866.
they against Heaven and earth being moved 10
2y we y yon c %s e that the premiSr Lord aron a
been visiting MANCHESTER an liverpool making speeches ETC.
down and keep down all raw m'ter9 crown in foreign Gon
Napoleon has tried cheaper France
my lord ramerston must ouerod llcrod de must control
1 Eon Of Cab ig' To1nc tie Ba OF Ensd o ra
ds"oa" iii oEes pper ' :" svr Ran I r Is
S %S d s"2w s S n sS ] WE'LL S d fS
one scale ma r9 d in % % b%E say E" oTn cot
verify in spite of e advanced of interest cotton has
woman Of lirc dneedlc street.
All the Of The lower REGIONS cannot prevent cotton ad
period last year 04ooo bales less on the way ' st ycmr
crop cvrn more lcicicn n the Cotton cr" large tn
ties Of good co'ton will be wanted to supply the place Of silk
hence the large purchases Of cotton in New uroana for France
tiern'"y ENssa Spain ETC. all inrrsns III manufacturing
this year, The United States win take 10 ooo ar and M t;n
must do the best he with about or less than 1000 go bales
"f tn" "V5% Ss Is l., s os s' a" io t " @
lie may pitch and and tear MP the ground and whip hi
SIDE Dl
Stregt 70 turn he screws uni ne?rS ll hcgin to think En
the npw sS ar "S "G VIII not b. i n "c no. COTTON
They may Stop Ena3nn "lr"aa,-tcble Africa "nd n'l
Of Old Bank
Although the telegnphic advices by the Arabic
quote middlng Orleans at 15-l6, it is presumed tn
question is fully understood by this time, particularly
in regard to all telegraph adviccs via Halifax. W
repeat our intnlation-wait for the mails.
The following is an extract of a circular ".
Wright forwarded from New York by the steamer
the Goth ut. for Europe:
Whatever disposition might have existed in The South two
Solely upon tho heavy receipts Of cotton at Sew Orleans.
opinion appears to have settled upon 312oNlo bales au
hr Total receipts into oris show upon last yea
weeks Of continuous heavy ryccipls lst yenr Arcertnce
1852 will show that the receipts below w they at II
mpr2'e facilities for bnE"r cotton to market since ii"
pcr0 otu receipts THUS far This ought to he 60
silccd The exports t;tcr Britain nw .Hllii
oil rompafed with dates last year Of l+puD bales.
Business Of course, was not active on the levc
yesterday, yet there was large quantity of produC
moving The arrivals of steamboats, for the wee
have reached 81. The arrivals Of vessels have TX
been sufficient to keep ireights from advancing, al
ship owners are reapng fine harvest just at III
moment. The second arrival Of the Havre steaNsh
line the Francois Arago. has been announced. I'll
Alma departed yesterday for llAvre via Havana, Ma
Unique and other ports, with much freight as 81
could carry, and at good paying prices. We trust Il
line will receive due and just compensation.