New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-10
TALK ON 'CIIANGE.

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Matters and things moved along comfortably on
Carondelet street yesterday. There were some
operations Id cotton, and there were movements
in exchange, and so there were movements in the
stores On Carondelet. The residents on this great
thoroughfare wish for of least four weeks clear
weather, SO that the repaving can be completed.
We have had our turn on rue Camp, and wish them
wen on Carondelet. or course, the advices BY the
North Brton from Liverpool were talked Of, but as
the accounts are of the middle Of the week, they
may conflict with the regular weekly accounts Of
the 18th ult, now about due at Halifax by the
Canada. The Hon. Sir Samuel Cunard Baronet
and So on, must use more coal. or his padde-wheel
steamers will be left far in the by the screw
steamers. The commercial intelligence by the
North Briton may be considered as favorable, 50
long as the Manchester advices continue encourage
ing; TINT is, with good demand for goods and
warns and at good prices, the Liverpool flags must
respond. The importers Of Liverpool are too
largely interested in many thousands, perhaps
hundreds Of thousands, to allow the market or
prices to recede. The Bears on our flags who have
been predicting 6ld. for the first Of February, can
rast assured that their prophecies will not be real
lied moreover, those Bears wio are 70 be affected
Nv The snring time Of year, will shed their coats
nnr}y
RMS N fact they will be roaring Bulls as soon as
| they have secured few more thousands Of bales
| e MadIinrs at about loa@llc.; they will be in 4
| cbrvsaIis state in about six weeks, even with q
| cron of 400 900 bales AS for the financial ad-
r;cas nv the North Briton-the prices of censols
ana fnnds-they fall harmless on onr flags. There
were some advices Of political cast, but they
nroved 10 be only Madame Victoria's address on
Il 20 d.. an4
and created favorable impression; but we did
nat meet with factor yesterday who Thought any,
thing about the speech, nor was there bale Of
cotton affected by its peaceful import.
Il was rather quiet on Tchoupitoulas, Poydras
and New Levee streets. There are good stocks of
produce on hand, with daily accessions. An occa-
sionai fuil Of day or two in our gigantic Western
trade is one of the things expected. There are
immense shipments Of produce going to Alabama.
The depots of the Carrollton and Pontchartrain
Railroads are crowded daily. 1t is supposed that
port ike Mobile, receiving over threefoarths of
million of bales of cotton will require toler
able large supplies Of Western produce, sugar and
molasses This is confirmed by the large quantities
going forward There are a score of schooners
engaged in the freightng trade, with the seven or
eight steamboats, running daily and tri-weekly. 1t
Is manifest that the trade with Mobile and Alabama
is increasing in extent beyond anticipations.
The mails failed yesterday by both routes. They
willget into traces ere long. The route in rail
roads being now connected, the responsibility of
failures will, it is believed, be placed parties
who regard contract with some degree Of faith
and respect But the repeated failures for the last
sixty days from beyond Augusta have not been
accounted for. The Jackson Railroad will in all
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time. We have no space for further remarks at