New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-08-13
TALK on Change.

York. were received yesterday It will be cesn from
our correspondence and circulars, which we p1blish
this morning, that the cotton market is going up and
TINT 9d.for Middlings Is not so far off as many ex-
pected. The circulars forwarded weekly from New
York, written expressly for Manchester and Liver
pool to epress Southern interests and toinure legti
mate transactions, have been greatly instrumental IN
advancing the price Of cotton because the vague and
false representations intended 10 be palmed on the
spinnefs and manufacturers. through the New York
correspondent of the Manchester Guardian and other
writer's, with very few exceptions, have been met by
I ngnres and facts which are now actually confrmed
Possibly, il we find room, we may give the last efu
sion Of the immaculate Antelope = but we hardly
think it necessary to waste any more ink, paper Or
time, and our respected correspondents must admit
that he is really and essentially used mp
+ The following letter we received yesterday. The
sandy cotton will, we think, into play before
Mxty day note comes round. From present appear
ances there is no probability of ten thousand bales
Of cotton Of the growth of 1857 being in Liverpool
before the first Of November next. Then, according
to our opinion, the stock Of American cotton will
very low BY that time, and though our correspondent
talks Of 3D., if he will wait till the 31st December
next, if not before, he will then talk Of 10d:
LivERrooL, Saturday morning, July q II A. NJ 1851.
The onward march t. FL continues has
ms through Tho BALANCE q the season TN TIE
hs aa e sss'srsay Il n act lie Price
Orleans Mddiings, vide circulsr
ssss ss SI i sia5
az g. i s s a S has besn fully
tanned bnoyant and advancing market in cotton will result
Fsps III s and what
ss t. y ag and g packed BY M and others Tiers
dsrfli How rant effects opinion and judgment! %
It will be seen that the crcularof Armour 4 Co.,
which we publish in another column, quotes Midding
Orleans at 81 to SID and valuations were received
yesterday Of fine Orleans at l09d and sales of cotton
at s 1-16d, freight Id, which cost lsc. This. how
ever is pretty close sale and not much to boast Of
on an upward market.
Very little rain fell yesterday, but there are no
signs Of good weather yet, nor no sign of any
crop Of cotton coming to market, of which New York
writer's for the English market can take note, and
telegraph operators, particularly sssg
s s{iet5
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTR1cr.-Col. VIM. H.
Sparks, the American nominee flor Congress in this
district addressed the citizens of Bastrop Morehouse
parish, q few days ago, and the Advocate says won
great applause from his hearers. Weunderstand that
be will canvass the district and expect to meet the
Hon. John NJ. Sandidge in debate. He will receive
cordial greeting from our citizens. So says the
Shreveport South Western, Of the 9th instant I'VE
opine he will receive cordial greeting everywhere
throughout the Fourth Congressional District He
true Southerner. an honest man. and an earnest and
impassioned speaker.
JUDGE WATTERsToN.-B private Geographic
dispatch, received by the editors Of this paper dated
Washington, 18th inst, we learn that Judge George
w. Watterston, American candidate for Congress in
the Third District, has been quite i'll for some three
weeks from severe attack Of dysentery but that
he is now conyalescent, and expects to return home
soon and enter upon thorough canvass of his dis
trict.
The numerous friends Of the Judge will regret his
sickness and be pleased at his convalescence. We
wish him speedy restoration to health and strength,
pleasant and prosperous canvass Of the /" Bloody
old Third and congratulate him on the splendid
triumph which awaits him in November next