New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-10
Felegfaphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
ADDITIONAL BY THE NIAGARA.
Commercial Intelligence,
lBY THE RATIONAL LfNE.1

Commercial Intelligence
Lower quailties cotton had advanced ]. Fair quail
ties we're sitter, but prices unchanged.
The bullion in the Bank of England had decreased
94,50O Incorrectly stated in the morning editionr
1t is rumored that the Bank will raise the rate Of
interest to five per sent
CoTToN-The Brokers' circular quotes the sales Of
Friday, Sept 26th, at II 900 bales, including 1000
on speculation and for export. The market closed
firm at the following rates Orleans Middling -1s
Mobile Mddling So; Uplands Mfddling 50.
BREADsrURFs-- -Wheat-OId red 6s. to SIS. 3d.; new
red 9s. to es 3d.; old white s.. Cd. to 9s 3d. new
white los to los 3D. FIour-Philadelphia and Balti-
more 49, to Bis. 3D.; Ohio 31s to 33s. Corn-whte
33&; mixed 31s. Sd s7 gtsyaess #5e &a5# 4
NAVAL SToRgs-There is not much doing, and no
change in prices. Rosn il steady Spirits turpentne
dull.
Carolina rice s dull at 30s to sos.sd.
American stocks are inactive. a4 D@
Political News. .r
The affairs Of Naples are approaching crisis An
English feet of eight steamers is victualIing at sp
mead, and, with seven auxiliary steamers will soon
be ready to sail for Naples.
a french heet Of eight heavy vessels is also ready.
Ing. Inc expedition Is very unpopular in France.
ltallan affairs are unchanged. The utimatum of
The Aes mas seen delayed for few days in order to
give y apies an opportunity 70 make concessions.
ltssssRia Eas5ss a sssis
tion in2erposes 10 Obstacles q Her opsfasois
Lord Hardiuge, Commanderin.C Chief Of the EEs.a Eng.aa
| lish Army, is dead. -- ss.,
The Bank of France has raised its rate Of interest
to per cent. ..f ss5sz I'll,
Ihe Times aludes to rur1or Of an alliance Of all,
the European powers favorable to the idea respecting
the immunity of merchant vessels from capture by
,men-of-war. . sja$ z.s: -. !:
A special meeting Of the Berlin Cabinet has been
considering the sof1d DIES aaestion, snd deside in
favor of capitalization. : = - =
The Turks are fortying the north side Of the DAN
ube, and have moved troops to Kalafat on the left
bank. 4g8 III ssrs,s.g 4, aglss ,ss sGa., .5fG.
80, Latest. s..-,.Esa- .ss >,
LoSDoS, Sept. 26, ?. M.-.The rise of discount by
the Bank of France and further decline in French
funds caused Consols open heavy and close at per
cent. decline.
further decline Of all continental stocks is re-
ported. .s-s1& aF4Haebaat sa~sz. j. sts~.
| Ihe Baltimore Elechon.-Rietag:s ~~.sssSr
|, BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-Al the wards are innexcept
the Eighteenth The vote, (without the Eighteenth
.stands-Swana, American, 12,O27. Wright, Demo
crat H. 600. It is reported that the Eighteenth Ward
has given Swami l. 100 majority.
I There was much fighting and disorder last evening"
A light took place at Lexington Market astinghalf
an hour in which firearms freely used -Four per-
sons were killed and twenty wounded. .tx.-4a4xa
.y Later from Baltimore. =,
,WAsnISGTos. Oct. 9-swann, the American candi-
date for Mayor, has received majority Of 1894.
The Americans have a majority Of six in the Coun-
ellis on joint Ballot. 49,, -,
Municipal Elections in Connecticut. ~
HARTFORD, Oct: s.zrM4nieipaI elections were held
4 throughout the State Yesterday .--
One hundred and twenty towns have been heard
from, seventythree of which have elected the entire
Freeso ticket fortyeight have elected the Demo-
cratic ticket, and five are divided. ~
River. ntslligenee.--Politieal. .,,..
TIcEs9URG, Get. 95SThe Persia passed down at 5
P. NJ, having on board Gen. Quitman andlifamily.
Writ Adams, formerly Wing, addressed the DEM
ocTats of Jackson last night .z5.,s.
The Democrats of Jackson have been firing can>
nonall day on account Of the news from Delaware!t
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