New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-11-03
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER g. 1856.
Cotton and 1Iallss

The No thern mail, due yesterday, ia led from be-
yond Washington City. The European mails by the
Arabia received being for een days in reaching
New York. The pliyate correspondence by these
mails would read very well if subsequent advces by
the Atlantic and sia not Of contrary charac-
ternot directly to the reverse, but they raight be
considered as such, as advces by telegraph re-
celVcd On Saturday countermandng and cance';ng
orders for cotton to the extent of so 600 bales Then
we have the following Of the llth by the Arabia:
The worst anticpatons to the cause Of the money
market have been realized but with each succeed.
ing steamer from the States bringing worse repois Of
crops, ard no prospect Of fresh arrivals here of con.
sequence for some time, holders, spectators and
| others look With comparative 11:fcrence on the
movements Of the Bunk of England and the tbreat-
enng state Of afs in France, and an active specu-
lative demand is going at an advance of to on
middl1S aud lower qualities while the better grades
are without any change
Now then, as there is cor sideiabe d:screpancy in
the crcr1ars received. and views here are ye con.
conflicting buyers and factors II hardly come to
terms to-day. The Asa's mails WI not be due here
before Saturday 1t appears the accounts of the cot
| ton market brought by this steame: were forwarded
by the Sandy Hook teles slaph to New York ctv, and
then dispatched South before tt, vessel reached her
wharf, The Atlantic's mails may come through to.
| morrow.
We have also received from another correspondent
the following:
Per Arabia Irrrpoor oct II ,e,,
yic.oria may be Queen, Cotton is King. Alter a long
series OF measures which in all prccel mi
gown cotton tina. AT Gle is the advance, and
Tor months prices be ' olwh-1.'
tn the first
t;'ig up he rat, OF interest has failed
When you look 10 the fact that the
acr Than Ia. that tcng weeks earlier than usual
Of the first picking time That ev-.
to me utterly nposs bic hat ytowin crop would under any
c uls.ncGs be as large last crop g. Then
five weeks later
Well we Imve had rains and such o,n,s and how,
errIhc Frost and early II Yet lie New they
HE! had better believe l1T,
! he and in the right position - ~ - ~
see the enormous receips Of 3500l u season inst
cI.eil consumed, used trec,ins.
a4 Consumption mcrca, s-remember that the last
AddHg opened at !c nj advanced by he e,d Of the
season NO" the season has opelll i, un;y
iiGFesed consumption in Germany and FraIce and Russia
2'dye 'en the not absurd fol
leSe English PEOPLE to dream Of r Mddlnr Cotton under
ad? They will probably awake from their lc ,ution and
nm! Mtlii 'G Cofton " The other SIDE Of Jordan
We have sent yon lot Of c"cnms and Il Mldlin,
quoted at 9- and 6ja These crcra made up Thurs
morning TO Ih sday stlt I'd though the Friday mornings
business mentioned is no; included he y,
cniar 50 much by way of eNpla,a, ION.
les,eIIHy 5e 3'lss sold ~ on speculation. To-day.
Of Lied.
Money much London the last two or three DAYS
snrpr cd the Bank OF France suspended specie payments
and he Bank OF England nmrdaciy tsrc reduced
interest % % Per
Ert they have got ou's Napoleon to deal with end he
| match for them all,