New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-19

It was active yesterday on the streets, that is for
the season Of the year more than an ordinary
amount of business has to be transacted The arrivals
Of produce from the West are AS large and little
larger than anticipated from the accounts which we
have been receiving during the last two months that
all the surplus Of wheat, corn, oats, etc., would be
wanted for consumption in the Northwest. The nd.
vices received yesterday by the Canada from England
do not hold out any encouragement for an advance.
They to the effect that the quotations current may
be sustained, but there were no grounds to expec.
other than an abundant harvest But the present low
ness Of the various stocks Of cereals in this market
will undoubtedly prevent reaction The daily de-
mand for grain from the interior is large, yet the mar
ket has not held up as well as anticipated The fact
is corn and wheat two very dangerous articles to
hold and store at this of the year in this warm
climate. We had rather hold salt in sacks. OF this
article there appears to be great stock on hand.
The receipts for the present commercial year have
been 1,04S,00O sacks against 1,006OOO last year
This is another evidence, we suppose that the trade
of our good city is falling If the decriers against
the trade are not satisfied with being sated how they
will carp when we call up the great coffee trade-the
imports this season from Rio de Janero being 4l5s50
bags against 1888 500 bags same time last year.
We received yesterday the following letter from
our correspondent in Liverpool. The statement Of
the probable position Of the cotton market corres-
ponds with one we received and published from an
old merchant of this city four weeks since. If the
Manchester spinners resort to forty hours per weeks
work, it will soon have telling effect manufac-
tured goods and yarns, and advance on the other
side in favor of the raw material might be reasonably
entertained. But we do not expect that any further
advance will be realized this side for the present
We might consider that question as settled for the
present.
| (pEe cAsApAo LIVERPOOL May 80, 1857.
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bales per 40O bales per week less than last Year,
Nothing Il particular interest in the cotton week.
s ess hsa
about half what the books
viii rou now Iii The yea. feel the deficit of
There strong and well
m ms e a 1s ~ Sr 10
pitch in for sGo about 5000 bales Prices very firm for
IL Time to lie slst December, 1851. Bales.
| Stock of American Cotton in Liverpool May 80
American AMI cotton a, sea for Great britain 1924
Yet 10 receive Of new crop lOOOoO35o O0O
i a457l1
4 Export of American cotton, 5000 bales per
/
4 s55,14
Consumption of American cotton in Great Bri-
tain, 1856. per week S2,422
.an 1851 per week 2s5OO-s55Ooc
Would leave the stock the 3lst OF De-
Il # cemaer at Liverpool. ................. ~
Showing falling off in consumption, per week
Of. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1922
AMERICA
Stock on hand, May is. per New York Price
Current List. 3ss,47s
Estimated crop. 100000
i Receipts $780, 600 500 Ool
i sos, 47s
Deduct shipments Liverpool as ahove...... 100000
II /, :. to the continent 100000
i For United States manufactures to make up
said supply us last year $780, OOo-5o0 OOt
Der 1851. COMMUNICATION. 3,47s