New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-03-30
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TALK ON CHANGE.

With fine weather yesterday and the favorable
commercial intelligence brought by the Niagara the
talk was lively, and partook less OF vivac-
ity among cotton factors The intelligence is for the
week ending the 18th inst, and was expected from
the tenor Of the advces OF the 9th brought by the
City Of Washington. Commercially, the news 10
highly favorable, the selling rates Of Mddng Orleans
cotton being Z 5-l6d. This advance will help out
many thousands Of bales which will arrive in Liver
pool from and after the middle Of this month.
Though there will be large quantity from this port
DUE it will have to submit to the influence and deten-
ton of the mud piles at the mouth Of the river, and
while the delay will in all probability prove advan.
tageous to shippers it will be of contrary nature to
shipowners who have been 80 unfortunate as to ex.
perence the conflict Of the elements But the further
talk of the steadiness OF our market yesterday.
The grand staple is under good inquiry, as IL cents
for Middling is the talked of price. We figure ont
with 3d. freight, 100 for exchange, 73d. must be
the commanding price in Liverpool to cover. There
is very little chance for spectators yet. The poll
tca intelligence is mass OF surmises. good share
appears to have been retailed from the numerous let
terwritersfron the continent. Here is paragraph.
Can anything be understood from It? "Lord Cow
eys peace mission to Austria is thought to have been
successful" Now, we should like to know what con.
clusion can be arrived at merely by the thought of
Cowley's mission. It was also reported he was the
bearer Of satisfactory proposition, but it was only
report Then follows that the French funds had de.
clined, owing to unfavorable reports. The advices
from Manchester are favorable, so the war reports
need not be regarded; yet, there is nothing to our
mind to confirm in the belief that peace will be
maintained through the summer. It is impossible to
conjecture what day or week may bring forth.
The further talk of cotton the receipts and 80
on. Our cotemporary, the Price Current, will figure
closely on three and quarter millions this morning
without the Florida accounts, which did not come to
hand yesterday. We have advices of sufficient re-
ceips at the inland towns, which, with 80 900 bales
shipped from Memphis and Vicksburg up the river
will make 34 600 bales as accounted for. On three
and half millions hinges the settlement of consider
able sums of money, called backing of opinions -
80 those who have followed our figures and estimates
| and placed their own views on $500 900 bales will
know pretty well how they stand long before the
close of the 3lst Gay of August next.
The advices from the mouth of the river Yesterday
denote the tide falling and the Belmont with only
| 277l bales on board still on the bar.
By reference to marine list it will be seen the
arrivals Of steamers yesterday we're Free and same OF
| them with very full cargoes OF Western products,
and the talk is, that it has come to good market,
which cannot be gansayed particularly in regard to
sales which for cash, Tchouptoulas, Poydras and
New Levee streets continue lively, with liberal sales
for the Texas Georgia, Florida and Alabama markets
The trade across the lake via the lakes Pontchar.
train and Borgne continue to increase. The talk is of
want OF proper and safe conveyance for passengers.
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