New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-12

Messrs. Hyatt Il Frazier, Commercial Place, are the
agents for the Ranger in this city.
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~ TRADE AND CoTToN.-The receipts since Saturday
last staple products up to last evening, were of
cotton 1850 bales; sugar, 76s hogsheads moasses
$50 barrels tobacco, 1904 hogsheads The receipts
of -four and Western products were not so large
week previous but amply sufficient to meettbe
demand
The opinion now pretty conclusive that, with the
exception upper Red River the almost entire crop
of cotton in the country Of the growth Of 1855, and
what was detained Of the growth of the previous
year, has been received; that there are not three
thousand bales in the States Of Mississippi Louisiana
6 Arkansas, east Of Red River, and in West Ten
nessee, exclusive Of what may be in Memphis. Above
Shreveport, or upper Red River, there may be ten
thousand bales But, be it more less, it will not
make its appearance in market much before April
\ next II may then be safely assumed that there is
nothing in the way Of figures to be included in the
estimates Of the quantity to be received at this port
as the crop growth Of the year 1856. The question
will soon be before the public in a more tangible
ahapethan can be arrived at just at this moment, but
from data before us, from the accounts we receive
from here there and almost everywhere, we will ven
lure to predict that without any extraordinary casu
aiites, with nothing exceeding the general necess-
attending the plant from to the close ofthe
peeling season next autumn, the crop, receipts
proper here will not exceed sixteen hundred thousand
II bales. s
NotWithstan there has been but q very small
in the home consumption this season. the ex-
traordinary increase in England and the Continent
more than makes up for the expected increase which
it was estimated our manufacturers would command
and although the stock in American cotton in the
town of Liverpool was, the 10th ult 225 900 bales
in excess Of last year at the same tme--a different
exhibit will be made on the last of next month, by
which time, all Of this season shipments will be under
The control Of Liverpool dealers and Manchester spin
ners. Perhaps combinations will then be attempted
ito depress prices to operate the opening of the
markets on this side in November. If the shipments
trom3this side happen to go into strong hands, with
the abundance Of noneyin England, holders will have
the advantage sof the opposite parties, or rather,
ought not to be any necessity nor do we antci
pate That any emergency will arise, which may cause
the article to be forced on the market to meet bills
against IT. and if justice is done our shippers from,
this city, weshall doubt have the pleasure of con:
graduating many Of them on q successful seasons
business.
The mail due yesterday failed from beyond Augusta
Georgia. u would not have, however, added any
thing to our stock of intelligence from Northern cities
as there were no papers PUBLISHED on the 9TH (last
Saturday,
The Africa is fully due at New York from Liver.
& pool, with dates from Liverpool to the 2sth The
recent heavy thunder storms may interrupt the com
munication by telegraph. The Hayre steamer Fulton
OF the I'd ATT, will be the next due after the Africa