New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-26
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY.

NewFmk October 1s-saes of 21oo bales of Cotton at
10Mc for Uplands and Middng and 10s5c for Orleans.
Market firm Sales of 10000 bbs Flour at 81 A for State
and 81 62a4 - for Southern Sales of 10000 bushels
Wheat u o5al o6 for white Western and 81 1oal l.
Genesee Sales Of 80 GO bushels mxed Corn 73a
74c Sales of 1000 bushels Rye at s5c Sales of 800 hbls
Pork SIT 50al7 e. for Mess, and Sl7 SO for prime.
Sales of 30 btls Beet at SO 5oal0 for country Mess and
40 bbs Beef SIG Sales of 100 bbs Lard IL y
Sales OF 900 bags Rio Coffee at Sa9e and 800 bags
Java at 1oSc Sales of 500 hhds Cuba Sugar at 5a52
Havana Sugarat 5l4a64c. Sales Of 5000 gallons Lin
seed Oil at Tic Sales Of 90 erces Rice So 20. Sales
of 100 hhds Kentucky Tobacco at 5aTc Sales of 500
hbls Whisky at 23a231ac.
ExcHANGE-Forsigr,-The market opens without change
in price. We quote as follows: $780,
on LEMON PoTa @s;xtv .v, WI e. 70 ST ilS
On Paris (sight bils) 5t HI to OF 10
On Amsterdam ~ 10 -
On Hamburger ..ao5s TO oo3s
On Bremen ........ .................,7e to T92d
by the Arctic, arrived Saturday evening, we have
four days later advces from England Ccnsos closed in
the London market the 9Th inst 99zsal0O, which is
ka4 lower than the final quotations by the previous
The imports of specie into Great Britain for the week
ending October were fs15o0o OF which SoSoeoo were
from Australia The exports for the same time were
E450O00
srocKs-stl continue to decline Erie and Hudson
River Railroads % lower as compared with the first
board Saturday. canton Company x Harlem Rail-
road and Cumberland Coal Co. u Norwich and Worcas-
ter Railroad x and Nicaragua Transit Co l. North
American Trust amt Michigan Central Railroad closed al
Saturdays prices Pennsylvania Coal Company ad-
vauced "a
Government stocks the sales
thousand dollars Of skies of 1867 at 19 advance OF
~ In State Stocks there no transactions, and In
Railroad Bonds the sales restricted to Erie at 9s
Income aud 96a and 96 for Convertbles of 1871 and
At the second board on Saturday Florence and Key
port which closed at the first board at a. fell to 36 NO
| sales of it this morning.
The Virginia Herald states that Mr. W. X. Smith, OF
Fredericksburg has sold the Vanclure gold mines to an
English company which will go to work among them on
large scale The price said to have been paid for them
| is S50O,O0O, -
| foreign Harkrta-pfr Arftif
Lre,pooi Wednesday noon October A dispatch from
London just received here states that telegraphic ad
vices had been received from Vienna announcing that
there was quite panic the Vienna Change in
quence Of the continued heavy expenditures on tho mil
itary.
The rate at London to-day, of exchange America il
eighty, leaving small profit on importatons into Eng
| land.
CoyTos MARKEr-The market for American is very flat
The sales will probably from present appearances not ex
coed 5000 bales No change in price, OF
No arrivals at Liverpool to-day The past three day
have been very stormy. with rain.
| FRANcE-Paris Bourse Tuesday--4k p cents. 10460
u cents. 1880.
LoNpoN-The Alden, from Launceston, Van Diemen'
Land, which arrived on Monday brings about f2l00
value of gold.
taken place in this loan and at the close yesterday it
quoted 22la3Af.
Gold is about 042 D cent. dearer in London than i
Paris and IS p cent dearer in Ilambro than in Londor
The Mark Lane Express of October 5th says: w
have Of late referred frequently to the progress of tn
potato disease that the present occasion dill
miss this part Of subject in few words In Engan
and Scotland the disorder will unquestionaby prove yer
destructive and this We believe will also be the case
Ireland but reports thence Of so contradictory
character to defy anything like definite conclusion
Altogether look upon the year 1907 as very unto
tunate one for the British agriculturss Taking I'll
grain crops generally, there may, perhaps be no yer
great deficiency quantity but there is certainly no SUI
plus to compensate prices and the inferority Of
large proportion of the will compel farmers to sell
very low and unremuneratve rates. Wheat VIII be u
worst paying crop At present some OF the badly ma
samples are Offering in the country markets at q
n to 30s. per quarter without meeting attention