New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-10
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NEW YORK, Nov. 9.-The American steam ship
Kangaroo has arrived at this port with advces from
Liverpool to the evening of Wednesday, the 9th ult,
which day later than those by the Circassian.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 27-The sales of Cotton for the
three days previous to the sailing of the Kangaroo
$4,000 bales, Of which 140O bales were sold to
spectators and for expectation. decline of since
Saturday on all qualities is reported.
The American advices by the Arabia and other
steamers had depressed the market. Holders eynce
willingness to sell at the ruling prices.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday noon, Oct, 27.-The cot
ton market to-day is very dull, and has declining
tendency.
The funds exhibit better feeling Consols for
money closed on Tuesday at 983.
LoSDoS, Wednesday noon.-Consols for money are
unchanged
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 27.- The Breadstuffs market
closed dull with moderate transactions.
Richardson, Spence & Co.'s circular reports bread
stufs generally closed with declining tendency;
Flour, choice brands have declined Sd. to 1s.; we
quote Western at 2Os.; Southern, 2ls.; Ohio, 22s;
Wheat, inferior qualities have considerably declined;
Corn closed very dall European has declined 3d.;
American, nominal.
According to the same authority the provision
market closed dull, with a declining tendency.
Beef closed dull, there was but little inquiry and
prices were weak Pork, dull Bacon, dull Lard
dull at 81 to $751; Lnseed Oil, 3Os. Tallow, 49s Sd.
to 49s. 3d. Iron, Scotch pig the Clyde is quoted
at 54s. to 54s. Sd.
Rosin-common, IS. lid, Spirits Turpentine is
quoted at 39s. Cd, to Ais
LONDON, Oct. 27-The Breadstuffs market has a
declining tendency, with limited transactions, In
Wheat our last quotations are barely maintained.
Sugar-The market closed steady at our previous
quotations,
LIVERPOOL October 27.-The Adyices from Man
chester continue to be of an unfavorable character
A further decline in the prices of manufactured
goods is reported on reliable authority.
(This confirms the reports by the previous steam
ers, notwithstanding the private accounts of parties
interested in keeping up the marketl
LONDON, Oct. 27.-The London money market is
more stringent. Loans are however, offered at the
Stock Exchange in abundance at q per cent.
The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company are
quoted at f38I per share OF $1,000.
New York Central Railroad stock has declined 81.
Erie Railroad stock has advanced 81.
General Intelligence
LONDON, Oct. 27.-The British press generally are
indignant at the course pursued by France in the
difficulty with Portugal in regard to the surprised
sayer-the Charles ct Georges-which was captured
by the Portuguese authorities off Mozambique and
sent to Lisbon They denounced the French Gov
ernment for compelling, by force, the surrender o
the vessel by the Portuguese Government,
The Derby Cabinet is also severely censured fol
not interfering in behalf of Portugal, in a that
seems to them so clearly a case Of intended slave
trading.
Lord Elgin had been successful in his mission tc
Jeddo, and had concluded treaty with Japan, which
was satisfactory to his government.
Trade at Canton was very dull. Affairs at Shangha
; were quiet.
There was considerable excitement at CONSTANT
nople on account ofthe presence, in the Dardauelles
of the United States steam frigate Wabash.
An additional force had been ordered to the pro
lection of the port account OF her warlike appear
ance and heavy armament. In consequence Of th
excitement her presence produced the Wabash haC
prepared to withdraw from the Dardanelles
Paul Morphy had recommended the match witt
Harrwitz, at Paris, and had already beaten him tw,
out of the three games they had played.
Herr Andersen, it is said, proposes to eneounte
Mr.. Morphy in match to come off shortly at Paris.
In severe agement between the Sepoya and tn
British troops on an Island Gorgronia the rebe
force was defeated with great slaughter
thought they will attempt to cross the Nerbuddoh.
Three thousand sepoy troops were engaged in tn
battle near Gorgronia,
There was a good demand for produce at Cacnttt
and trade was active. There were but few arrival
and imports were dull. Freights had slightly d
cIined.
. The English Parliamentary elections had resnlte
favoraby to the Liberal party in nearly every i
stance.
The great race for the Cambridgeshire stakes
Newmarket, England, was won by Eurydite. NJ
TenBroeck's Proress came in sixth.
The French Government has given orders for IL
embarcaton of five companies of marines for Cantor
for the purpose of establishing themselves on po
ton of the Chinese territory, formerly belonging
France
In the conflict between the British aud the sepo.
on the Island in the Gorgronia one thousand of tt
Sepoy troops were killed. The British report the
own loss to have been trfing.
i. At Bombay everything was quiet.