New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-08
TALK ON CHANGE.

4 Inc gatherings on the HaBS OF CaTondeier street
i and environs were numerous yesterday. OF course
the chief and pertinent remark was, eWhat do
you think Of thu election; what effect will it have
| on the money Hlarketsp OF course, it is natural
the first inquifr 9uld be about money Now
then, we can tAs ~ a good many people talked
yesterday: Let secession come lot this State or
that Stale seedde, we are prepared here in New
Orleans, and being prepared, everything moved
II along yesterday as it will to-day, tomorrow and
next week, calmly and quietly. Sugar four great
Il local ataplel advanced and sales were made at an
increase of q quarter of cent. The talk was
therefore, for 70 keep quiet. We, the South have
the control and influence of the markets of the
4 world, particularly where cotton and the mannfae
lures from cotton are bought and sold. They
seem to think bit the North that the election oil Mr.
Il Black Republican Lincoln will cause agitation and
Il comnotion. which may interfere with trade. Sc
cession on the part OF one, two or more States,
will, of COURSE be fatal to the heretofore supre-
macy Of New York. There appeared yesterday to
be more secessionists than ever on the flags Since
he election Ieturns are adverse to Mr.. Bell, the
sont Irons aid Unionists appear to be rising
than ever, en- naasse, for the South, and
~ nm. that secession has not those horrors
that have hssq entertained regarding it.
Tbara 80 I'll Y Y SSjying way or concession IN the
cotton martst "a. erday. True, exchange is
aoainst ~ I'll. nothing more than what
has occrrraa IT,. ailRrs have come to mar
ket as 4 wers nsyepared with gold,
!. so 7 as 7 Wefe, Wltho1t being pfs 1.n,1 -
Y. ought not to create any nneasinaga
cnange y one of the Fundamentals, the eaaphas
tie cotton trade but as the movements { -
iier9e ana exchange have thrown the course
eAchange "a tavor Of New Orleans. the SEQUEL Is 7
'or sne Daancef to be Iquidated by gold r.
4 " W. great eyee there was come life and ami En-
Inc gAmlet rangers are getting into line
aBsih ana VIII n few days have larger, or rathey
sooa sloeks OF both sugar and molasses at mo.
lhe Weatner continues highly faga;s gaa;a oaeSh seS i
accharine in general. fcs Tagging ess6ntrol I
complaints frar , -4yorabla for the
roakings ss ~ p.sa6Gagh ssih there are some
xror,4, certain sections. Complaints and
a77 hhis are proYerbial in the best of seasons
scksss are causes for complaints this season. be
cause the crop or yield will not be full one. The Ii
inquiry is, g " hat would be full cropsn We x
lanswer that shout 100000 hogsheads Of sugar and
about 30000,d00 gallons Of nolasses. The esti-
mates are ivaried About Christmas the rangers
will be able tb predict with some degree of aceu=
8racy the Yield IN the meantime, they win have
good parcels IN sale and will be ready to receive
the gold for aEl sales as soon as weighed.
4 The weather continues very favorable for pick
ing and balihg cotton. Many planters viii do
much more tHan they expected, yet there is roth
ing to warrant any estimates four millions Of
bales. The receipts continue free, and are at this
port since Friday last as follows:
Reeeyed up Tuesday evening bales. 34Tss
Resolved yestetiay
From yickshurg by the yicksburg. s55I
From Memphs Aer