New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29
Further BY the steamship Arabia,

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LIVERPOOL, JAN 15-Of the 46, 900 bales sold dur
ing the week, 600 bales were taken by specu lstors
and 4 500 by exporters.
All qualities bad declined owing to the dsquetude
the Continent growing out Of the threatening as
pect Of affairs between France and Austria, together
with the heavy receipts of cotton at American ports
| Holders were showing much anxiety to sell.
The sales Of cotton on Friday were 1000 bales, in.
cludng 900 taken by spectators and exporters
The market on Friday closed quiet at the following
quotations
Fair Orleans II, Fair Mobile 7, Fair Uplands g.,
Middng Orleans 81, Middng Mobile g. Middling
Uplands GIG.
The stock of cotton at Liverpool is 3s2 900 bales,
of which 255 900 is American.
Some circulars say that the decline scarcely ex.
ceeds ll6. 4y=ste.,..,.sl 7....A
The Manchester market is firm and active.
| LIVERPOOL, Saturday noon.-The market to-day is
quiet but steady at the closing quotations of yester
day. Ills,
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Richardson, Spence & Co.
report Flour closed dull, and quotations are nomi
nal. Wheat-Southern white, Is. to 7s. 3d. White
Corn-33s to 1885, Cd. 5-.. i - sM.
The same authority reports: Beef closed steady
Pork firm, and holders demand an advance !; Bacon
steady; Lard firm at $685. to 56s. Cd.
The same circular reports: Sugar has declined 3d.,
but closed firmer. 5H
Coffee is firm and has slightly advanced.
Spirits of Turpentine 3ss. Sd. to 40s.
Common Rosin buoyant at IS. Sd.
| LONDON, JAM 15.-The bullion in the Bank of Eng.
land has increased EAT 900. s5..a-
The Money market generally remained unchan ged
although more stringent Money was, however,
| abundant. =tl
| General News.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15.-Advices from Dublin repre-
sent the evidences against the Phoenix Club in their
seditionary movements as more complete than was
| anticipated. - @9e
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l5.-Later advices from China
have been received in England, but they comprise
nothing of Importance. ..-.
1t is rumored that the Government intends to aug
ment the Chinese squadron.
Lord Frederick Bruce has been appointed British
minister to China.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15th.-The dsquietude occasoned
by the threatening tone Of the Emperor Napoleon
towards Austria and the anticipated outbreaks in
Italy still continue on the continent and warke r
mors were still circulated but the panic had sensiby
abated, especially at London and Paris.
The Paris Bourse showed some improvement du.
ring the week, but still fuctuating aud sensitive
The English Parliament had been summoned to
meet on the third Of February.
The Belgian Cabinet had been dissolved.
Large reinforcements Of Austrian troops had
reached Lombardy and their presence renders the
chances Of revolt in Italy less probable.
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Com.
pany's steamship Kangaroo arrived at Liverpool on
| the l4th inst.
The accounts of the large receipts of cotton at the
Southern ports of the United States had rather de-
pressing effect on the cotton market.
LrysRPooL, JAN 1.-THE steamship Edinburgh,
of the Glasgow and New York line arrived at Glas.
| gov on the 18th inst.
The steamship Crcassian left Glasgow on the 1lth
| inst, for st. Johns and New York.