New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-13
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IELEGkAPAEU 10 lille VnGoOGNA L.
AN tbe National ltnf.
[Of1ce Corner Of S. Charles and Grayier streets]
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OF tne AmeIio@~-o
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The Cunard steamer America nas 81.
bringing dates from iAVerfooi W - 49,, -
later than the accounts orousu. ~ Wv INV
ing Is a summary OF her coi"''ei'''i "'00"''s
s4 Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, October 2
rere has been m active demand the Cotton market
during the greater part of the time since the departure of
the A and the sales of the week reach 10000 bales of
which $4,000 bales taken speculation and 4ooo Tor
export Prices during the week have advanced sd on
qualities but the greatest Improvement has been on
the midling and lower grades The quotations. as hSed
by the committee last evening. are as follows FAR Or
leans 61ad Middng Orleans 81, Fair Upands 6s, and
Middliug Uplands SD per lb.
1.-THE quotations by the Asia were: Fair Orleans t to
OK Middl;ng Orleans SO, Fair Upands 6, and Middling
uplands SD per lb Eps.l
Good brands OF Flour nave peen scarce ana IN demand
at 2os Cd per Dbl for Western Canal ana us Tor ONO
The Corn market mas been hfn oue prices are without
change The closing rates are-lor 1eo~ zss anu tor
White US cd per quarter Ihere mas peen petter supply
of Lard and the sales nave been made mostly at Us per
cwt Rice has been IN sooe request ana the rates nave
advanced I'd per cws.
=e AVG" IA A'As a. nSe.
80 $3.50 sr,at =.
ie r,'nAit n','' n"s' q
the market ana prices nave been hrmer though without
any quotaple advance Inc sales nave embraced aoo"'
700 bales at loa cents per pound for Mddng orleans
anu loa cents ZOE loaiihg opans Flour mas oeeh III
gooa request at ~ Sl TO ~ per barrel lor s'ae ana
~ " va - ~ $4,000 -, -
aes,'' "'i'n0 "nu ooiooo n,i9 oo , u
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| " $50 ~ - n, D.; re. w.. u.a,
| ~ 80. . ~ =. Nv aas., o II
| az ~ w "a ~ 20 -. -, ~
49, VIC
oiSeiSNA!i' oc.ooer IL
hte pfoke OUT IN oleVeah" 'n's morning 'l' ravaes
oi WHICH nave peeh very olsas.toas u o,n'" "
superior street anu eStehoeo 10 ioh anu ei 'iee'
destroying sweh!y'e STORES anu business HOUSES anu
many private ons Hnn ha "'S M
'as.. .eP,ros,a . 80 ,,,,St, ;,su-ad
pS'' nr...,yTo,Ix n1.,1~o+s
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and the sales are limited to GOO bales Miadinr orleans
10s and Middlipg Uplapds lO cents per pound Flou,
has been dull with sales at 81 IS to per barrel 70,
State brands Corn has sold to-day at rs to 73c pel
bushel for mixed Western. Pork and Lard have been
| dull Mt unchanged prices
Ohio Riyer-Marlzets
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| C,sc,sy.r1 October -
| Tho river here is still falling slowly Markets ouiet
owing to the elections which to-day absorb nublic atten
| t;op in tbe c;tv
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the trade and for speculation On Saturday the market
closed firm at the advance of q and prices had an up
ward tendency Some of the brokers gave the following
quotations: Fair Orleans Ga; Midding Orleans 53a
Fair Mobile 66; Middng Mobile 524 Fair Upands, 6}e
| and MiddlDg Uplauds 3 i. to ia d. Id.