New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-31
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In our paper of Wedriesdas lsss Ha il, tb
quantity yet come slt 81 sed rivers an
said il would BE dffcnIt To III a,Iv
amount, estimating the T5 400 bal4s ill.,
tending to oconyey THE that filat afsaune
would be received from above chas ]. T,S
meaning our estimate to include 0uaelffs fsa liver.
which although emptying into Red IN some
miles from Che Mississippi river ii not eedassrs
branch Of the same ,nor do we speaking III tie
cotton to come from Red riFer Incnde that Which Il
to ID received from the Dtachita section s \
Our remarks have called forth a eenafntirieason
which viii BE found below oyer tie
server who brings tremendous array ftgurss
statistics to sustain his would 20 to
swell the reeeip at e00B Bales
How much eotttton Is ID COUNT on RED
river and is b1anehe ascertain That
considerable quantity Win be Will He
conceded. and when5t ssannedsss
75 900 bales to come from above he
nearly the extent that vii reach sas6fa-
This viii be allowing one thoasasL day
until the middle Of June s$
But as Observer oaae1fta id hia essinate
il II unnece for M NJ
we receive three thousand per ag until Tie
u june from Red and Ouae rivers, hs ex
|pected amount other sections. who ale
buying 1t present prices may to leaiate th
losses, and if existing rates are To be realized w
should urge every planter 70 send his
market with AZ speed who lis tires
entire above the raft would do NELL ID roft
by though others sections HE esntry
accessible at an times are hoIdi for cent?:
f$sBs$ Nov
tha Red ssH givs a. bssiss
perhaps the b&
estng 4hat aaa
besn kept date
same Tie lie Isshr
April enabled VIII yaar
1852 and iss, of the
for the region referred to 9 sss E
The receipts from LIE Red river and
sgs sg Ss i.ss sB9ss ss,tss M aRd ]
i 81 and esasie eFabls ssog of issi
and ,55 T. I net asssto9s .,
ls5s aad 5l taks iato rs
planting has going That pEodIssss
o EsE51 s 81 ssi
9F asas fss tas sss l.
Nay msst We viii dsdast fsi Ills is Ut cent M e
objections of those who NIX saet
Witch sayes total
Of September 1850 Bales. tSaglo
geea1 a1snai3ing htls
Ehs sEsR e e FIT ssE aab aaH
OF Ahs
B:is;i ! 1 ! Ss
i Cotton ye to come y. balss Al 900
This statement may add by tie quantities
Of cotton plantations and by the opinions
men in various sections of the country to-
crops have no: reached the points that only
i portion. 5..5t3i is6fa3 3s
The receipts to the Ist of April lsss bales $685.
i 49, .S6I 80 list - 1855 $50
A -. .9.' .. list 1856 viii be & ssSSi 2s5s
Navigation has not been good continuous @
in 1853 would have had more cotton IN the
month of February alone this year from Jefferson
Benton, Carolina Bluffs, Nndsn Powhaan and Hurricane
Bluffs 26 lS9 bales Of cotton same period
of last year. and that is sample of the whole year Of Red
river 10 those who may that cotton was hauled to
lower points, would that dnring same month of Feb
ruary only received from Shreveport Eeore CaInpte
Alexandria and Pasanee that same period
this from the points have baies
The comparison held good with The planters
have yet TO bale and haul to landings last
crop, they have NOT been much or more IN
the limited time have had this cad have been
expected but that argument there being no more
ton in the country We know there is good more but
what that quantity is must be unless we
admit the unronoyertble facts have brought forward
draw inferences from n Peraps of eurrespon
dents be able to add eucdate the nbect Ihays
given my mite candidly and subscribe myself, ,
II .asx.s Yours respectfully, 54&s-- ts OBSERVER,
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