New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-03
TALK ON ICHANGE,

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= There was a great concourse of people on the
flags yesterday. Camp street was crowded at
times, though not uncomfortably. On Carondelet
there was some increase in the gatherings, but it
was merely for confabbing. True, there were
would-be buyers of cotton, if the cotton could be
forwarded. There was some inquiry in regard to
the ESQ bales purchased on Tuesday, For what
market, and howis il to be shipped, are something
of more than ordinary inquiries. II $50 bales Of
cotton can be passed out of our port TENOR twenty
times the quantity can follow. Governor Moore's
proclamatio Ion forbids any cotton coming below the
Notifications above Carroilton and those below the
city; that steamboats, bringing cotton shall be ar
rested andsent beyond the Notifications. There is
nothing prohibiting cotton from being landed 1T
the town o. kenner, OF course, there is no prohi-
bition against buyers going to .Kenner and pur.
! chasing any Quantity that may be landed there.
With Lincoln license, it will find its way to
Northern ports. To meet the question fulIy, the
Governor must amend his proclamation, and fol bid
any cotton from being removed from the planta
ton which it was raised, or from the clubhouse
and sheds where II may be stored. 80 ass.
The commotionin the pork market subsidized yes
terday, ON the issuance of an order from Governor
Moore releasing all pork under his preliminary
order on Friday. Pork declined yesterday from
four to i've dollars for if Government refuses old
pork, it isVery doubtful if outside buyers will yield
to present asking prices. The Government is not
a competitor in the market, and from all the talk,
we gather that pork at forty dollars per barrel win
burn any ones fingers that touches it, In fact, it
is very slippery greasy article, at anything like
these prices. In advance, we most respectfully
say TO pork dealers, sell as quick as possible at
present prices. Now, don't expect we are going to
take the back track, or make a Bull Run from any.
thing we. talk about, particularly pork. We are
partial to pork and beans, but we do not call deal
sers extorteners for regulating their business ac
cofdiug to the immutable laws of supply and
demand. Bat we must digress and say that polt
ical economy has very little COMPOUNDED little, to
do with the present position of our market and
general prices attending revolution.
! An old merchant, not engaged in the pork line,
sends US his views on another subject, fully az I'M
portans as the pork market. That there are thou
sands Of people appearing on our flags, is admitted
BY all How many spies and Black Republican
sympsthizers there sre now daily walking our
Streets it is impossible to say. The late military
order OF the Governor is to be enforced. It is sue
gested that all hotelksepers boarding house keep
ers, renters q private apartments and rooms. be
prepared to furnish the officers Of military comma
nies the names OF each and every boaraer and
roemer. It is believed that the ST. Charles Hotel
viii furnish stlesst battalion amenabIe 10 he lais
order.
To ebviats delay and detention, we suggest
that every citizen and householder, particularly
these living il She suburbs, should leave their
names II liable 50 military duty, with their families
aaI9Ee ie5FS3g g9Lea ia the morning, This will