New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-12
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Business.

as many as be expected at this season of the
anu y nl.nsns sooa ioaos = Nes1efn produce y
ls Tor us to make any remarks regarding
.ne = cot.on q iast years grown as lor
the crop now growing the least said about it the bet
ter for both Bulls and Bears or buyers and sellers
but ws are willing e admit that il any one is in pos
sesseh Of information Of good stand being had in
any I've adjoining parishes Or counties, we shall be
glad q the information. ...
The Liverpool mails by the America were received
yesterday we also received large amount Of valua
ble correspondence, which We may have occasion to
1raa e u gay & 'Wo. mat great bug7aboo Cast
India Cotton) which was expected 70 revolutionize
e oo.'0n uaas. y awlnanng Gown 70 very SINAI,
nsu.es. uuf aovlces q me 2sd ut rom Liverpool
say ua' WIG nipols VI cottoh lor the Week enaihg on
that Gay was largest On record II We could send
20 tnat market to-day, 1t would pc
Of this great Importation for it may not again occur
poss;h,. u s,,,a, ~ 10y
~ = Nv. vs. 'an ~. naw snese ieeep's came %
w " heavy u was Ine detentlon OF all the vessels
clearing for Liverpool during the latter part of March
Miss;ss;nn; wo;t;n., III ,vata $, u.
Fhe mails hv ne Ararca from J;,,ar,aaI = -
through yesterdav Tbe cor,esnondanoa 49, ~
olive n Il understand that anv ,srIina :,
to he exnected ~e-'''' :. : 49,, 49, s>'s
Per America. 1,vr,poo, Nav ), ,s1
We ssn yon paper containing q the sura crop
ton viii be bass short nstead s
po
British cousins begin Of
t. work but aoe wok The 20
T., thee s bod and soul
iii he Preston turn out from which
holders All mi u apnse ss1 sssr
yet slavery
.eu, loss and hsy are in an awkward tx They
LOOK the higher pc eso ny
az hut hsy must higher prices for cotton
mills 81 the total exports Of The King
Su ID @ ~ be o. Il y e9 20 ra.
revolution bankrutey and the Government
how IN much Oh he Gan pay for cotton.
Brain eso0eo He forgot q mention how many lime NOR
eeop q s q snnss
SET Nh the y. cotton ton i for nothing,
large at this lime last now comes II
be II a ls s l me close Of the season VII
last year Il .z Z. I
ulouey cheaper. N VI s00' ~ io"e' an
In another col,1ror will he fopnd j ,noot =
Communication from BOMBAY REGARDING M snnnly !
what Il termed snrat cotton Tbere : an nnnroce
dented falling of from that section As NO ORC M
sufficiently well posted nm to inform or RAIDERS wber
Nova. Doongra. Nueper Gogo. Dollera and otba
districts are located We nust refar onr readers i
some Of those New York GENTRY for inform at;on i
thew can figure ont a. n,anv a.,
baseless accounts Of the crop Of India cotton the
nave q the cotton OF the United States we shall con
mend them TO the patronage Of their correspondent
IN england as the ne plus ultra Of ----.
The Ericsson's advices had no influence on OF
an early hour, and the details up to the writing
these remarks are very meagre.
We may expect adyices of the I'd inst. to-day /
the steamer Vanderbilt from Southampton. In IL
meantime the Letters from Rnrnbav arc commanded
all ,nterestaf, Il, cotton
80 - y ;. 49,. - -
Ar IT AGAIN.-Am man named Thomas Murray, wi
has made himself conspicuous for several slmme
past by raising big go,o on Canal street upon Il
setting in Of hot weather, commenced snashil
things again yesterday, on his old smashing groun
he ID very large, powerful man, and generally b
with him q crowd of hard. listed hackers and IT m,
IL !. 80, 80 ss"oAsi 20 a.u AZ IN
Icing y ..is may nei1ner tne people IN the nelg
1ou u, W poos nase eser tnougnt IL Wor
WuAs = 'n.s1lefe WIN MN. yesterday ne pitch
..'s i.''ee1. 7, se la'e 'uuah louro' ana ma
"a .uas sas il,snsslui 70 pehoid' Inc people
.e vsin'y looked on with their accustomed plaedit
uoup,'ees ,ee,'us some satisiacton irom the rum
tucy iibaFuy thAG the desperate intended MAXI
finish Of his rotr this summer This rumor we n
assured, is correct
n. O. 49,. r,-s - $500. ,.-,-,-.
,.a,.a. ..to,a go ~ eesans' isn' ara's Passehs
~ - oap., = l. neeier, leaves ior
nv - u,s,' - ia'iuings sn's a.tefnoo
:, = e = ~ ine 4, IS most e2ceAe
uoa'' iis wy oes' u ACCOMMODATIONS Tor passenger
is altogether worthy the patronage of the traye,
public. Her agents are Messrs W. g. Rettertor
IN 95S Gro u;ar st,oa+ = "a .5s, 1,u p,l,
- - 90. !, II Y 80 49, N''''
W. W Aenoupi'ouias Stfeet'
49, - =,
sand bank near Meadvile, Mississippi, few d.
apo wos ran oht IN such manner by tho 90 vipo ir