New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-11-07

FARTHER BsssT, Nov. G.-Ths steamship Nortf,
American, Capt Alton passed of this point to-day
on her way to- Quebec. She was Boarded by the
newsboat of the Associated Press and brief sum-
mary of her news made up at liverpool was
brought ashore.
She left Liverpool on Wednesday, the esth ult
and therefore bringa four days later adyiees than
were received by the America at nsaifax and
Boston.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 25.-The sales of cotton during
the three business days since the sailing Of the
America amount to $4,000 bales, which were
mostly taken by the trade.
The market closed frm and prices have On ad-
yancing tendency.
Mddiing Orleans is quoted at 3.ls, MssEiH9
Aoniie ID, Middling Uplands 1l-16, the. aaota-
ions throughout being generally the same as those
by the America.
Merriott Co.'s circular states that prices, have
advanced i-i6 to during the week on the better
Orleans BIG, Middling Mobile 1-l6, Middline
Uplands 6 1915 -
Houghton L Son report that there has been, no
esGlued fsG general advance in the cotton MARKET
aithough clean and useful cottons have slightly i'm
proved. A''' '''i -
Clare Sons report that the tone of the mar
Ss ae. is healthy, and prices Of desirable cotton
14s Aiddlng Mobile I, Midding Uplands 6J.
Drake 4 Kleinworth state that the demand runs
principally upon mddling qualities with staples
which are daily getting scarce, and are realizing
extreme prices. 49,
They add that owing to the scarcity of staple
middlings the lower grades must soon necessarily
share the attention of buyers and that already the
prices OF the lower qualities somewhat steadier
The sales on speculation were 400 bales and
4,0DO bales were taken by exporters.
Lhe market for all qualities of clean cotton
closed with an advancing tendency.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 26-Tle advices from Manehes-
ter are of more favorable character.
The market generally closed quiet but steadx,.
and the demand for yarns from India and China had
somewhat improved.
The Liverpool Breadstuff market generally closed
steady at last weeks prices. An exception is made
quarter.
The Provision market continues dull and prices
generally remain unchanged.
The London Money market was somewhat more
stringent owing to the Spanish declaration of war
and the unfavorable rumors from Paris
LONDON Oct. 26.-The funds continue with
downward tendency, the depression being caused
by the unfavorable news from Madrid and Paris
further decline of to has taken place in con
sequence, and consols for money and account
closed at 953 to 95s.
The Spanish Government, having rejected the
proposals of Morocco for settlement of the pend
ing difficulty between the two countries, and being
unable to come to an understanding has declared
war against Morocco, and the Spanish fleet has re.
ceived orders to be ready for sea immediately.
1t Is reported that serious misunderstanding
has arisen between France and England, growing
out OF the differences of opinion to the final set
tlement of the Italian question.
The treaty of peace concluded at Zurich on the
18th, is in many respects unacceptable to the
British Government. and has been received with
general dissatisfaction in England
1t Is feared that serious trouble will grow out Of
the question between the two countries and rumors
OF war are again current, predicated upon the ex-
tensve military and naval preparations which are
continued in France.