New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-02-28
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
Cotton Improved BreadstufFs Depressed
MONEY MARKET UNSETTLED.

NEw YORK, Feb. 25..-sThe Cuuard steamer
Europa has arrived here from Liverpool, bring
ing dates to the 18th inst, three days later than
The adyices received by the Baltic. We give
below summary of her commercial intel-
gence.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb II 1.-The demand for cotton
during the last three days has been better than
during the three days previous to the sainhg OF
| the Baltic, making good average demand
| throughout the week with sales of 6O,0Oo bales,
| Of which, spectators took l2,o0o and exporters
| 5000 bales. Prices have improved about IL 3D.
| Hilligan, Evans s Co. quote az follows: FAIR
| Orleans 6Jd middling Orleans bsd, Uplands
| Sid, and middling Uplands sgd. per h.
The -four market has been depressed, and
closes at the following rates: Western Canal
| los and Ohio Ais. per Dbl.
The corn market also continues depressed and
the closing quotations are, yellow 49s. and white
49s Sd. per quarter. ...
Lard does not exhibit any material change,
and is quoted at SIS. per cwt.
HAVRE COTTON MARKET.
The Hayre cotton market has bee1 rather
more active during the week, but there is no
quotahle change in prices. The sales amount
to 1000 bales.
MONEY MARKET.
The money market has been very irregular,
and eonsols are variously quoted at 81 and 90.
There has been no change in the rates of in
terest.
CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, Feb, 24,-Flour is quoted to-day
at Sc 80 to Sc 40 per Dbl Whisky 22a cts per
gal. Bulk sides 81 cts per lb. Shoulders de-
livered in March, Al cts. Mess pork $12 rs per
Dbl
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New York, Feb. 24--The Cotton market has
exhibited considerable activity to-day, and
Coffee at 114c per h. Corn ranges from 93 to
99c per bushel. Pork has experienced decline
of 12ac per Dbl, and sales have been made to-
day at s15 374 for Mess and S13 37t for Prime
Sales Of Lard in bbls at 1o2c per ID.
OHIO RIVER.
CINCINNATI, Feb, 24.-The river is falling
slowly to-day
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 24-The river is falling
slowly, with ten feet water in the canal. Ar
rived to-day, steamers New Orleans and Wash
ington City. Departed, Chenowith and Belle
Sheridan for New Orleans
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 25.--The river here is at q
stand, with five feet water in the channel.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 25.-The river has fallen
eighteen inches since yesterday
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 25.--The river is falling
slowly. The steamer Robt. J. Ward arrived to-
day from New Orleans.
MEETING IN BOSTON.
BosToN, Feb 24.--An immense meeting was
held in Faneuil Hall to-day to protest against
the passage Of the Nebraska bill. Numerous
speeches were made.
OHIO ER--STEAMBO ATS-- MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, Feb 27.---Sales of flour day at
SO to Sc 10, with market dull and dropping
There has been brisk demand for whisky,
which is quoted at 22ae. per gal. No. l lard
SIC. per lb.-
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 26.---The river continues to
fall with FIVE feet water on the falls and nine
feet fourinches in the canal Arrived to-day
from New Orleans, steamers David Gibson and
Persia, and. the Southerner and Sultana have
departed for that port.
CINCINNATI, Feb 26.---The demand for flour
to-day was a little more brisk, and the quota
tions are f6 to 46 10per Dbl, Whisky % to 22I4
The river has fallen eighteen inches since yes
terday.
NEW YORK MARKETS
New York, Feb. % There has been better
demand for cotton to-day, and prices have adj
vanced sc. per Id. Flouf,s quoted Mt sS8 % to
rs 80 for State brands, and IS 35 to SO so Ohio
Corn ranges from 80 to 95c. per bushel Pork
remains unchanged, Sales Of lard in bbls. at 10
TO lose, per ID.
New YORK Feb q The -four market is
dropping, and prices have declined from 81 to
II G. per Dbl The last quotations are SO %
to 70 3lfper Dbl Corn So to 94c. per bushel.
OHIO RIVER.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 81. lit rained hard here all
day yesterday.