New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-01
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Saturday Evening, NAV 80, 1851. I

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The weather. at this moment throughout the Southwest
cupies than ordinary share of the public mind The
condition of the growing of cotton and watched
from the rising of the the etug thereof we'll from
weeks end to another We have had week of weather
he closng which has been characterized with
temperature conomabe climate and the of the
year. Two weeks of similar weather will inspire cuivator of
cotton with hopes of yield provided always there
should be little rain and then. Already hopes
entertained and expressions of pretty intent from
planters of the best of prospects These entirely pre-
and ought not to be received under full credence be-
we believe that there parties connected with
the market who desire to exo their prospects for bountu
yield that greater confidence be given their obligations
Be that may shall regard with Indifference opinions
views estimates and calculations for the coming thirty days
By the LIST of July something definite regarding
throughout the entire cotton region may be
As for those chosaphists, who appear to have other
occupation than indte illusions giving only side of the
condition of the cotton trade and apparent prospects, taking
paragraph from obscure locality the general index of
the cotton region and overlooking conveniently
of opposite nature is suggested that hereafter they
fine their opinions and views the actual affairs
not mislead English pinners and traders with estimates
will be realized These weekly epsles getting to
well understood in England and parties the other side will
come 10 at early day. 1t will be OF time for
long estimaors hereafter to aempto effect.
Our accounts from the regions decidedly favorable
but long time hence the cutting and grinding of the
and with the vcissiudes of the contend
against, there may be good yield and there may
Appearances that the production of both
cotton will reach most extraordinary limits With high prices
for and PROVISIONS of kind it requires heavy ouays
TO keep large estate under full and active operation How
if planters think for their individual interest," and
the general welfare of State send money Of psy
large for supplies which can be created and raised
almost endless within the limits of the State they
different view Of the question from the majority of political
and social economists Expecting do that will adj
to 81 so per bue and other required supplies
in the ratio the coming six months of time, in all its
varied cannot but be regarded with the most lively
considerations.
The South ought be in of dependence for its
supplies of breastufs and provisions if should
command twenty per h. Too little Importance has
oore question supplies and self
protection
The general trade OF the city has fallen the summer
standard Some few sales have been made during the Of
dry goods groceries, hardware etc. The city
declined greatly but not than usual for the of the
Most of our dealers preparing to take the usual yearly
inventory Of stock balance books and into prenaes
for the next seasons operations We believe that large gains
and profits will attend the business OF the credit
has been drawn largely do not anticipate deficiency
in the way OF payments at maturity The country connected
with New Orleans has paid promptly and take all ALL
closing of the most prosperous business
sons that has fallen to the part OF historians record Some
little has been expressed in some circles regarding
the results of shipments of cotton made in March and April
The forwarded weekly from New York
to Liverpool and insisted on with so much holiness and assur
ance had an unfavorabe effect in Liverpool and created
so much doubt the minds of weak holders of cotton in Eng
land as to cause some bills of exchange be and
the cotton sold by the holders OF the bills which has resulted in