New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-20

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The stock at Liverpool amounts to $4,000 bales
Of which SOS 600 bales are Of American production.
Some authorities report an advance Of !, others
ssy that prices are quotably higher.
HAvRE. Sept 3.-The Havre Cotton market opened
in the early part of the week at slight Decline but
closed firm at the quotations Of last week.
Tho sales OF the week amount to 5000 bales. Or |
leans Tres Ordinare closed at lib francs. Orleans
Bas l05f
LONDON, Sept 3.-The London money market was
slightly more stringent.
The amount Of bullion in the Bank of England has
decreased during the week 1887 900.
American securities were generally unchanged.
The Liverpool provision market continued very
dull, and prices generally have declining tendency
| LIVERPOOL, Sept 3-Richardson, Spence CO.'S
Circular reports Beef closed dull, and holders are
pressing on the market Pork closed dull, and quo
tations are merely nominal Bacon closed dull; Lard
closed dull but steady at previous quotations. Coffee
closed firm and unchanged. American Flour closed
very dull and had declined Cd. Yellow and mixed
Corn is quoted at 5s Sd. to IS. Sd. per centa White
Corn Is. to Is. Cd.
i ARRIVED AT L1vERPooL.-The ship Golden Star,
from New Orleans, had arrived at Liverpool.
General Intelligence.
l. Owing to the difficulties which had arisen IN the
settlement of the Italian Confederation and mproba
bility of the plenpotentaries being able to agree
upon the important questions at issue, 1t was ex-
t pected that the Zurich Conference would soon be
brought to an abrupt close, without having accom-
plished anything towards settlement OF the Italian
r question.
Advices from Rome state that the Pontifcal troops
!. were threatening the Legations.
Il Il The Government of the Pope rejects all reforms
= | 81. tapso forro 4
o vent the establishment OF those proposed in ths
Romagna.
ia srA1s.-The Queen of Spain has sent protest Il
the various European Courts against the expulsion
lie her cousin from Parma.
J. The spanish Government has determined upol
q sending an expedition against the Moors, and ha
IN apponted Gen. Prime the commanderin.chef OF tn
=. expedition.
3. FRAscE-Col Charras and Col Barbes have form
ay refused to avail themselves of the benefits of th
lie amnesty ty.granted by Napoleon, and Col Charras ha
written Letter filed with the most furious invectve
re against the Emperor.
ar The full triumph Of the French Admiralty over tt
N. English in relation to the Newfoundland fisheries,
sa so announced in the Paris Moniteur.
nd THE BUILDERS STRIKE.-The builders strike
nd London still continued, but there was some dispo
er, tion manifested on both sides to compromise tt
Or matter and satisfactory adjustment of the matt
no seemed to be approaching.
to THE DETENTION OF THE fERsIA.-lhe CAUSE
the detention of the Persia so much beyond her usu
me time was the breaking Of crank pin, which made
ed necessary for her to lay to for repairs.
as STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.-lne Ounaro stea
the shin Arabia from New York, and the City of Ms
ach oha.+or oao from New York arrived at Liverpool
the Sd inst.
ply The directors Of the steamship Great Eastern ha
on further postpoped her day OF sailing for America
nsy the 29th OF September.