New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-09-26
TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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NEW \ ORR, Sept. a. y The royal mail steamship
Canada, from Liverpool the afternoon Of tue 18th
inst has arrived at Halifax, en- route for Boston.
Her adyices are three days later than those brought
by the Indian.
The Baltic arrived at Liverpool on the 18th.
Commercial Intelligence.
CoTToN.--The market opened firm, but fell off at
the close. An average business was done, and there
is no quotable change in prices.
The advices Of the Baltic, which steamer left New
York on the I'd, had no effect on the market. ss
The sales of the week amounted to 0,56O bales, of
which 1900 were taken speculation, and $500 for
export. e.
The Brokers' circular quotes Orleans Fair 74d /;
Orleans Middng, 3d.; Fair Mobiles, 65d. Middling
Mobiles, SD. Uplands Middling, 6ld.
i The stock of cotton at Liverpool amounts to o.
800 bales Of which 63500 bales are American. The
Manchester market was qliet Harvest prospects
continue favorable.
BREADsTuFFs.-There was better feeling in the
market, which is generally cheaper. Market closed
quiet.
Richardson, Spence s Co. quote old Wheat at Gs to
SIS Sd; new, 9s to 9s 6d white, los 4d
Western Canal Flour, 26s to 2ss; Baltimore and
Philadelphia, 29s to 3ls Ohio 3ls to 33s.
White Corn, 35s; yellow and mixed, SIS.
PRovIsIoNs.-An average business had been done,
without any quotabe change in prices tone of the
market. "
CoFFEE.-The market is firm.
SuGAR-There is an improved demand and the
market shows an advance of Cd.
Rice is steady, quoted at 2ss
Tn, b,rs
ness had been done during the week, without any
quotabe change in the market ..---.-
Common Resin is slightly dearer, and quoted at As
3d. There were no sales of fine Resin, Crude Tur-
pentine American Tar.
SPIRITS TuRPENTINE-Sales at a3s to 34s.
MONEY MARKET-The money market is decidedly
more stringent.
Consols for money quoted at 9a2 to 93s, and on
account at 81 to 94a. In American stocks the bust
ness is unimportant. The bullion in the Bank of
England has decreased. Freights are dull
| Havre Cotton Market.
| HAvRE, Sept. 9.-The market continues steady.
New Orleans tres ordinaire is quoted at SO.
General News
| The news by the Canada is generally unimportant.
Algeria demands large rentorcements of troops from
France Spain is quiet. Senior Escalente Minister to
Washington, has resigned Prussia has notified Swift
zerland of her intention to give up her claims to
Neufchatel in exchange for indemnity. q France
adheres to the opinion of England the question of
the Sound Dues, being favorable to purchase. Re-
latons between Russia and Sweden are more mn
friendly. ..
The Chinese insurgents under San Yang, are now
near Lou Chow. The imperial fleet is blockaded
Nankin.
The Russians are fortifying Nicolieff:
Frost in South Carolina.
COLUMBIA, S. G., Sept. 24.-We had a heavy frost
in this section OF the State last night, which, it is
feared, has done much damage to the cotton crop.
/ Domestic Markets
New YORK, Sept. 25.-Flour closed firm. State
SIS SO to Sc 20; Ohio Sc IL to Sc 40. Wheat closed
firm at an advance OF &C. White 81 60.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 25.-Market dull. Flour, S. L
to So 81. Whisky firm at SOC. Lard Oil buoyant al