New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-25

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In Manchester the firm position of spnners based upon
the contracts they in possession Of and the
itiona value for yarn which has in many instances been
paid tends to check fresh engagements and for IudaI
there has been less doing although the last Bombay
counts calculated to stimulate the inquiry which hasI
so been of improved character for the Continent very
much to the prejudice Of manufacturers of CLOTH who dol
mot participate in the Improvement
Our Grain market exhibsmuch rnness and for Wheat
There has been improved demand which has has ad
the price y t. a 2 g s i9r parcels
port large business in Flour full prices readily
obtained for all kinds and Sour has advanced Sd to Cd y
Indian Corn has been in better request and is the
2turn dearer. Imports Of all kinds moderate
I From James McHenry's Circuar.l
Ltepoo October 5-There is nothing new to advise in
Bacon the stock being exhausted. In Beef Pork
ahave new feature Lard is quiet Fine Cheese is
lin request at full In Quercitron Bark Oils
have been reported Taow in active de-
4 mand. Rice buoyant.
BREApsrurFsA large business is doing in Flour and
Wheat very full prices making for selected parcels
land in some cases advance has been obtained White
indian Corn is wanted Yellow is also in improved in
squiry
CoTroN-The market firm yesterday at the extreme
of last week and the sales reached $4,000 bags to-
ay there has been less inquiry the per Europa
not proving exciting anticipated and the business
ony 5000 5000 bags without change in prices
aIn Manchester good deal is doing and the India
couuts just received likely to induce continuance
;of large shipments there.
on market yesterday firm at unchanged prices sales
Sabout 1000 bales
CoFFEE-15o bags Gonaiyes at 5Sf . so klogramnes.
A suGARNot much doing. in consequence of higher
sfgures demanded by holders
RcE-Hed at higher prices; 10T tierces taken for Ant
swerp, part at 3lf. y so kilogramnes.
u AsHEs--Dull. 5,--
No-Europas ayices not received at date of the above
sreport.
Calcutta MARKET August 19-The high rates of freight
IAN
stal operations in country produce although fair bust
ness has been done in it. fair business has also been
Ydone in Sugars and much in Silk the supplies
(which have been short owing to the failure of the July
band would admit The transactions in Rice Saltpetre
Corahs Saower and Jute for the British Market have
abeen limited. :
Hides continue in active request and oiseeds have
een going forward in fair quantities the smaller articles
of expert generally have been neglected In import
market better tone apparent accompanied by an i'm
approved demand.
Exchange had been auctuating between Osl 70,
Hcredts. The money market continued well supplied.
4 BOMBAY MARKET, August 31.--Money increases in
zabundance. Import market lolerabiy steady Marine
Tstores dull.
4 Exchange on England 20 q rupee ; Document Bills
A20a dollars at 60 days. sight.
Il ARRIVALS OF AUSTRALIAN GoLp.The last few days have
WITNESSED the most extraordinary arrivals Of gold from
Australia The close of last week brought four or tive
ahps into the Thames with cargoes of gold dust of various
amourts up to E100O00 But all these vessels were out
stripped by the Midway which arrived Saturday, with
cargo of gold dust valued ut upwards of f27000o Th
does not appear to Include the quantity of the precious
in the possession of the passengers on board The
whoe of Australian produce brought into port by
this ship is estimated at half million sterling There
to doubt the accuracy of the reports
Eceived lately from the Australian dggngs, which arr
smore like the fabulous wonders of romance than sober
reates The import Of gold may be expected now amos
weeky to increase for the accounts from the colony re
preseut both the population employed at the dggings
be growing rapidly in number and the dggngs to be in
Decreasing in comparative productveness 1t is importan
o observe the eux well the influx OF the precou
metal The Sebonheath sailed last week for Port Ph
with 100000 in coin. The Melbourne mail steamer car
red with her about in soveregns 10 these sum
Unjust be added the amounts taken out by passengers
(which cannot be small The practice Of carrying arg
Of money with them in gold coin more prevalen
emgrants than might be supposed We observe
he report Of fatal shipwreck in todays paper that
of the passengers had 95o0 in gold which she offered
ain to any one OF the sailors who had thought possb
to it. The increased production of gold will have til
effect of stimulating its diffusion Thus in considern
1.-THE effect which these immense supplies of gold are like
count not only the proportion which the annual produ
ELTON bears to the whole amount of gold in crculatio
the world but also the increased demand an
xended sphere opened for gold specie by the
coonzng and rapidly developed commerce OF which th
Eproduction of gold is itself the handspring Glnsgo
EMai October 3.
ast days has been rather more active, which has
an advance of 49, The sales of the week reach II
bales Some of the purchases are understood to be
Equipment. The receipts gaining those of last we
this tme and there are greater prospects Of lar
Scrop than were entertained at the same period
1S51 The quality of the new cotton is said to be ye
superior to last years. and will, consequently give lie
iHwaste
The low prices of Flour and Grain in the last two
has greatly extended, in England, the consumption
Cotton and unless the prices Of those articles of primal
simportance should rise materially, the consumption
Motion will be unchecked aud all Of three million or
Twill be wanted at good average prices There lar
left over from the last Cotton season. and the
nand has to be met with this years crop The
Blowing are the closing quotations of Cotton:
rs Atlantic Florida. Other GulfI
4 Infsrior. .....:.-.. nominal. nominal, nonp 9
a@ Low to good ord'y... 8s4G0 9ss S%G0 92 ss10
VI Low to good MIDI. 9ssf0101s : 9IlD105s 9s<01l
d Mid. fair to fair. los&f011 llktD = IL oil
/, sFull fair to good fairs G q g
II appears from the Du Fay's Circular received BY
Amerca that the exports Of British manufactures to
States have increased in the period between