New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-23

BrFmore October 16The United States Mail steamship
Arctic Capt Luce has arrived at NewYork from Liver
peoi f|hch port she left on the 9Th inst. 8
TIVE LfvEHPooL MAnxErs-On Saturday, the ID instant
ad Monday, the Ath the Cotton market firm with
upward tendency and the sales comprised q 600 bales
On thu afternoon Of the 4h however the British steam
ship Europa arrived bringing adyces from America which
the improved tone that prior to the receipt
Of this intelligence was lost. On Tuesday the 9th inst,
the sales comprised only 6o00 bales making aggregate
for thu three days of 600 bales Of which $1,000
American and $500 taken by spectators and $500
by exporters The imports during the three days
prsed II 500 bales Fair Orleans quoted at 61Sd;
Midding Orleans ut sgd and Fair Mobile at 61sd.
There good demand for Corn and Flour, and the
market was firm %sse
Consos for money and account ranged from 9sz to 100
TaE HAyRE MARKErs-Cotton, on the I'd instant, was
firm and unchanged in every respect and 100 bales were
sold 100 terces of South Carolina Rice changed hands,
but holders demand an advance.
AYtwEnp RICE MARKEr--Aracan Rice quoted, on
the I'll inst at from ~ to 3Ifs. % SO kilos.
GREAT BRrrAIN IRELANp-Advices from the various
counties Ireland in stating that the potato
will be fair average one.
Lipkrpoo October O. Neo York. October 16-The de-
favor Of buyers The sales for the four days COM
prise bales of which spectators took 5000 and
porers 1000 bales The quotations are as follows Fair
Western Canal Flour was worth eos Sd q Dbl Of 1856 bs
and Yellow Corn commanded PCS p 4S0 TBS. IL
i CoI,sos closed at par
NecYok October 16-saes Of 1850 bales Of Cotton at
10e for Uplands, and 1913 for Orleans. Market firm.
"a 62a4 rs for Southern Sales of 1900 bushels white
Wheat 81 DIAL 05 Sales of $4,000 bushels Corn ct
Ia7tc for mixed Sales Of 300 bbls Pork at s7 62h for
SIC but is now held at SO Sales of 200 bbls Beet
at unchanged rates. Sales of 500 bbls Lard at
Havana Sugar at Sales of 700 bags Rio Coffee
S%aDc Sales Of 600 bags st. Domingo at 71sc Sales of
on on e. Il @ ss U %
bacGo at 51sa7]sc.ia
s7oexs-sales of Canton at 7e1s Erie s5a cumber-
land Coal Co. So. fT
The journal of Commerce says: e The NewOrleans
Banks show strength that reynlsion shake but
state Of banking which affords poor to
oa The s 1T Of on ma band
assets put down nearly $40 against 900 900
Of cash liabilities The present condition Of banking
affairs at NewOreans s perhaps Of the causes OF the
decline of business much complained of in that city
The business untiring in their efforts to bring
railways bear upon the of the city rejecting
the Mississippi the great highway of the West as made
quite to compete with these artificial channels. While
the merchants of NewOreans are endeavorng to repair
the deficiencies of nature by the appliances Of art they
may find that they must also aid commerce In giving the
general mercantile interest banking facilities that SINH
lar interest obtains elsewhere In the anxiety Of the
legislature of Louisiana to avoid the banking indscre
tios of former years. has gone to the other extreme of
initiated and commerce proportionably suffers" n
In reference to the forthcoming Cotton crop Messrs
Williams Smalpage III their circular for Europe, thus
remark s.i.-a-
Taking into account the numerous complaints usually
made at this period by planters and Others, who have
everything to gain at the of there
think but little fear that the coming crop will prove
fully much the just closed for the planting
generally admitted to be good aud the prospect
everything that could be desired until weeks back
and surprising the crop to hive been to some
extent injured by the recent storm and rains reported
reasonable expect that sufficient
will be found in increase Of the quantity planted CON
squent upon the receipt of remuneratve price for
great quantity last The current estimate of the
crop of 1850 and 1851 at this period of the
100000 to 100000 bales, while the crop ultimately
proved 2355257 bales and that Of the last crop was
2450O0O bales whereas'we now ind 1T amounts TO Solo
| 0e9 baes,'' ~ TIA .I. r4illlll 5sti. 5-
The stocks at Liverpool, on the 10th 1852. 1851
| October were .......... bales. 52955s 65445l
Imports, LIST January to LIST Oct i,76o69o LAG 2s
| foreign AIarksts-prr amsriea.
Hollinshead Fetley s. Co.'s Circular.l
Liverpool October There fair demand for Cot
ton at the close of last week. Monday the marke
received impulse the accounts then received from TIN
United States not being favorable for the growing crop
On Wednesday, still later advces came to hand t.
The 18th ult from NewYork which being quite confrma
tory previous REPORTS and quoting advanced prices TO
Cotton further stimulus given to our MARKET ant
the demand became 80 brisk and general that in two day
10000 bales turned over at improvement in price
when e5iparcd with last weeks rates. vance bcnt
4 greatest upon the common and middle Qualities pu
| scarcely perceptibe upon the better sorts
Brazs there has been good deal doing the last day
two and they must be considered just shade dearer
Egyatans there has been extensive and gen
era demand particularly from speculative buyers and the
transactions it will be seen, immense For common
and iddling qualities full farthng f has been PAID
while the better Sorts good fair and upwards are no.
There has been fair demand daily for snrats and
slight advance in prices has been paid barely noweVef
The quantity reported on speculation and for export is
AT $50 bales consisting Of 2s370 Amsrican loo
l5eOO EGYPTIAN 26l0 Surat the Trade nave tahen
baea The actual export consists of $40 American
12I0 Brazil, ETC., and $50 East India ro,o =. -,
speculation and e market closes firm but without much
animation a, .s,.. -, .od IN 21i A3(