New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-23
Advance III Cotton and BreadstuiIs.
D rHE sovrHrnx ArD rATIesAl L.rns.


Of great Importance. Il x. Y s55
THE WAR.
We have nothing Of Importance from the seat
of war Of reliable character, though many
doubtful rumors are in circulation.
4 It is rumored that battles have been fouoht Mt
both Perekop and Simpheropol, and that the
Allied feet had bombarded Nickolaief
IT is reported also that Sweden had Joined the
/ Western Alliance, and various rumors were in
|circulatien that there was about to be o re-.
newal Of peace negotiations
So England.
The excitement created by the articles in the
London Times relative to q war with the United
States, had entirely subsidized
Liverpool Cotton Market.
Owing to the scarcity Of current Qualities Of
Cotton, lower and middling grades hsd ad-
vanced from ! to I'd. The sales Of the week
amounted to n 800 bales.
Flour has advanced Is; Corn q Cd, and
| Wheat 3d.
| 4Gonsols are quoted at SO. s
| Additional Commercial Intelligence.
The advance 10 Cotton Is owing to the scar
lofty Of the stock Of current qualities in port
Lower and middling grades have advanced
most. Low grades have advanced Id, and Fair
Id. The sales of the week amount to III 800
bales, Of which " 600 were taken on specula-
ton and 500 bales for export. New Orleans
Fair is quoted at 6ad, Middling 81, Uplands
Fair ct SD, and Uplands Middling Sad, The
market closed steady, but less buoyant The
stock Of American in port is o., 600 bales.
Brown, shipley & Co. quote Common Wheat
at an advance Of Sd. Flour at an advance Of
| Is, and Corn as having advanced Is cd.
Brown, Shipley s Co. quote Western Canal
Flour at 4Ss to 46as, Philadelphia and Balti-
more Flour 44to 45s, and Ohio 1T 45s. White
Corn ranges from 46a to ass. Sugar has ad-l
vancad IS to Is per cwt Provisions are gener-
ally unchanged, and the market is dull The
weather has been very unfavorable. n.
| New York Markets.
New YoRK, Nov, 10. Cotton Is firm to day,
with sales of 1000 bales. Flour continues firm
sales at $9 10 for State, and SO rs for Ohio.
Wheat 10 improving sales Of Southern White
day OF ~ to ~ Is; Southern Red, So 05.
Corn is selling at 81.
NEw YORK, 20th.--our Cotton Market re-
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w. salss .o-aay q lVoo oaies '
~ :. z sales u seate to-aay o.
" ~ -, - 80 ~ e . = hea' Is lmproy-
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New York, 2lst. Our Cotton Market is quiet
to-day, with sales Of only four hundred bales.
NEW YORK, ed, r. M. - Our Cotton Market
Y qulel 70 gay, There IS on advance in Flour,
with sales of Ohio at 40 81 Corn haa q fIvanooa
QUO Que ceae, anu Is seihng at VI VI Wheat is q
sr Sa lhgn nee.
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA. ~ 3
II il sid that Russ;s aecsnts az o,s,o. -
mediator between the Hated Stat and nan-
marx III seStline I'M so,,rds p,ss ,,,,os.ia,,
Canrobert is still in Stockholm negotia t;no a.,
alliance between Sweden and the wa.sa,,,
Powers. It is reported that 4 conyant;on II
5diplomatists are to meet the Gar at Warsaw in
order to arrange renewal of the peace nego-
tiations.
Affairs about Sebastopol are unchanged, the
Russians still keep up fire from the north side.
Tottleben is placing Nicolaieff in state Of de-
Tense 1t is reported that Odessa ia 10 ba
abandoned and the guns to be taken to Nicolaieff
Omar Pacha has succeeded in opening an in
tercourse with Schamyl, and has commenced n
march on Rutal
Dispatches to the Turkish Embassy saw that
the bombardment Of Nicolaieff commenced On
the 10th and continued during 4hat next ,,ou
The English papers are heartily ashamed Of
their share in the recent war, exe;ta,na ant Th
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