New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-07-02
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Bn the Aaorsr Southern ainr.
Arrival of the Afioa-Three Days Later
from Europe-Cotton Quiet-Provisions
Advancing. -.,.-.-
The Cunard steamer Africa arrived here this morning.
bringing dates from Liverpool to the 10th ut three DAYS
later than the accounts brought by the Atlantic The
following is summary of her commercial news.
Liverpool Markets.
LIVERPOOL, June 10.
The week opened with good demand in the Cotton
market, but subsequently the inquiry fell off and the
market assumed quiet appearance. The sales of the
week embrace 81 900 bales of which 1000 have been taken
by exporters and 10000 for speculation The advance
reported per Niagara has been lost official QUOTA
tons For Fair Orleans Ga, Middng Orleans
5aa, Fair Uplands 5s4, and Middng Upands I'D "a HI.
The quotations by the Niagara for Fair Orleans
Middng Orleans 5s, Fair Uplands 56 and Middlipg up
lands nd. a Ii. Eps.l
Flour has been in fair request at unchanged prices
The quotations for Western Canal Cos and for Ohio
EOS. Cd y barrel
Corn has further declined and quoted at 29s Cd
for Yellow, and 29s. 4 quarter for White. Provisions
hove been in request and with an advancing tendency
Beef has advanced and is quoted at range Of 1o5l3os
Pork has also advanced and the quotation is Ss barrel
The Money market continues easy, and Consols are
quoted at par
1p tbr glnitfu n. O. ano @bin ami 31sops's inr
(otice II St Charles Street)
Mr. CIays Remains.
| WAsHrsGToN, July l.
| The Committee of the Senate met to-day and made
arrangements for Mr. Chys funeral His remains are to
be taken from here to Louisville and thence to Ashland
| Mourning.
| LOUISVILLE. July l.
To-day is observed by all classes in this city as day
mourning for the loss of Mr.. Clay.
| Ohio River.
| LOUISVILLE, July l.
The river here is yet falling with barely six water
| in the canal Weather hot.
| PIrrsBuRGH, July l.
The river is still falling, and there are now only four
feet ten inches water in the channel
| CINCINNATI. July /
The river here has fallen ten inches during the last
twenty-four hours. Flour So 250S3 50. Whisky l5l.Q
| 154:c. p gallon.
| FRoM SANTA FE.--A correspondent of the St. Louis
Republican writing from Independence the 2st ult
furnishes some later items from Santa Fe. by the mail
which had just arrived.
| Gov Calhoun and party passed at Middle Gina
rome Spring. The Governor travelling slowly in con-
sequence of feeble health and at time, had been
| compelled to halt.
After the departure of the Governor and Secretary
Col Sumner removed his heaquarters to Santa Fe,
that the civil government under the control Of the
military.
Two of the thieves who robbed the Commssary Depart
ment at Fort Union had been captured by party of SOL
dier who followed them into the mountains. They
taken in irons to Santa Fee
Phillip Garcia, who killed fellow prisoner to whom he
was chained executed the Goth of May. Garcia
cut off his companions leg before he dead and in
the act of making his escape when he captured.
Thau mail San Antn nhnH SAINT r Tho
21th of May.
Messrs Bent, Chouteau and pleasure party Of ladies
| and gentlemen at Council Grove.
Lieut.. Parks had died on the Plains of cholera
large number of trains the road
Several tribes of indians eucamped the Arkan
waiting the arrival of Major Fitzpatrick to hold
talk = with them.