New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-12-14
VOLUME XIII.
Nen Orleaps 1ailg Crestent,
FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1890.
TALK ON CHANGE.


Carondeet street was well thronged yesterday.
A great many new comers appeared; none OF
them refused taking some few hundred bales OF the
staple, but unfortunately very few OF those VINO
are making their first bow to our factors are pre-
pared with the means to carry out the intent OF
their visit. They would have passed, got on very
we'll in an ordinary season, but the old habitues oil
the flags, the operators Of fifteen to twenty years
standing, have the call. True, some Of the young
agents do very well in some respects, post p,'an-
didlty, we may say. The Europa's adyices were
talked of. Some folks feel inclined to wait for the
regular mail, arguing that there are discrepancies
in the adyices, as published, particularly as dis
patch received yesterday says, The Europa only
brought 100000, or 100000" in gold. True, this
leads to the impression that there will be so much
more to come by the next steamer. Some OF the
Bears seem to think that the full effect Of the
secession movement will create reaction in Eng
land We do not coincide with this kind Of talk,
because Mr. Bull was sadly taken in in 1857 by
getting demented and panicized. Manchester may
become terribly alarmed about the supply Of cot
ton. but spinners will speedily learn that some cot
ton will be held back, and not be forwarded to
market; that many planters are out of debt and in
a situation to hold.
Talking of holding back cotton brings up com.
plants (Which are few) that some cultiYators are
using their merchants OF factors rather ungener-
| ously by not forwarding thelr crops promptly. On
the other hand there are many expressions of com.
mendations, that cotton has been forwarded and is
now coming forward to place factors in funds, the
cotton to be sold at the best prices going. The
general fathfuness Of our planting community, tie
refugal of cur Legislature and that of Mississippi
to egisatc or enact stay laws, relieves the South
west Of the stigma Of repudiation, as charged il
the report of the New York Board of. Currency
proving the faIsity Of the charges emanating from
the Committee Of that mongrel Board, as reported
through the Knight of the Shears Chairman OPP
dyke, K. o. s., and our late respected citizen, Df
Morgan. Il ia hoped these former citizens viii sec
the error of their ways, and repent, though candid
ly, we have no expectation of any repentance From
a Black Republican of the procliyilies of Chairman
opaykef X. q. S. We have hopes Of our latt
citizen and large property holder, Dr.. Morgan. I
puzzles as how the learned Doctor, with hs shrewd
ness. sagacity, intelligence and heretofore high re
putation, could be drawn into an association Of tb
nature and character Of The Black Republican
Committee on Banks in New York.
| Our marine list denotes numerous arrivals 0
steamboats,, with full loads of produce. Corn
wheat, aour, pork bacon, beef, potatoes, cabbages
turnips and onions are arriving in large quantities
| and still those New York writer's are Eliminating
away that the South will be short Of provisions
We can freely urge the great Northwest and Yves
to send forward their stocks Of produce, tho grea
Mssissippiwill remain open, secession or no seees
sion. There need be no danger Of the Black re
publicans blockading the mouths Of the Mississippi
by the cohorts of the North; they can be readi.
dispersed by the introduction Of few cases of yel
| low fever from Cuba or vomito from Vera Cruz
Therefore, the talk is, for our Western customer
not to be alarmed about an outlet, New orean
will be a free and open port.
In the meantime, the talk increases on the flag
in regard to several sailing vessels belonging t
Lincoln supporters that several vessels have bee
loaded here this season, the owners of which ar
believed to be the direct enemies of the South.
There is some augmentation in the receipts Q
cotton at the Florida ports, and though crop est
mates are ignored for the present, we append th
monthly statement for the port of st. Marks an
Newport, Fle., for reference hereafter: