New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-09-12
Te'esraphed to the vev Orleans Crescent.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
STEAMER OCEAN QUEEN OFF CAPE RACE
THE BAvARIAN MILlTARyLoAN
OF THE GREEK CHAMBERS
COMMERCIAL AND POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
tsr THE SOUTHERN AND NATIONAL I1szs.l

CAFE RACE, N. F., Sept. 10.--The Vanderbilt
steamship Ocean Queen passed off this point this
morning on her way to New York.
She left Hayre on the morning Of Wednesday the
3lst ult, and touched at Cowes, opposite Southamp-
ton, on the evening of the same day.
She brings, therefore, four days later news than
was received by the Europa at Halifax and Boston.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3l.-The steamship Teutonia
arrived at this port from New York yesterday morn
ing. --. t=
The steamship Nova scotian, Of the Quebec line,
arrived here from Quebec, and the steamship Circas.
sian, of the Galway line, arrived at Galway yesterday,
the 3Oth inst.
The general and political news by the Ocea n
Queen comprises little of general interest impor-
tance.
The ship Ben Bolt was wrecked at sea near Bren.
doz, ~ on the 25th of August.
The previous statements in regard to the supposed
failure Of the Russisn loan prove to have been with
out foundation.
London.
Nothing Of q reliable or important nature has
transpred in relation to the proceedings of the Zu-
rich Conference.
New YORK, Sept. 1o.-The mails by the steamship
!,
and were forwarded by the morning train South.
James Hewtt's Co.'s Liverpool circular Of the
9th ult says that speculation in the Cotton market
dormant, and spinners are only filing orders for
their actual present wants. They quote Middng Or.
leans at Lie, Middling Mobile 1916, Middling
Uplands 6z.
The imports of Cotton since the sailing of the pre-
vious steamer, amounted to 36 900 bales. The quan.
80 HNNS~
American ports and bound for Liverpool, amounted
to 600 bales, against $4,000 at the same time last
year.
Geo. Holt g. Co.'s circular, of the same date, re.
ports that the Cotton market is unchanged
They quote Middling Orleans at ID, Middng Mo-
bile i'd, Middling Uplands &c.
There was an abundant supply of inferior grades
of Cotton. ".
The better qualities were comparatively scarce, and
held at full prices
Private letters received by the Europa give an IN
favorable account Of the Cotton Market and say that
prices have declining tendency especially in the
lower grades.
Manchester trade isreported to be more active and
prices closed with increased frmness.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 3l.-The sales Of Cotton for the
three business days since the sailing Of the Europa
amount to % 600 bales. OF this amount spectators
took $500 bales, and $500 bales were taken by ex
porters.
The market closed firm with an advancing ten.
dency.
In some cases an advance Of l-16 is reported
Middling Orleans is quoted at ll6, Mddling Up
lands IL l6.
LONDON, Aug. 31.-The funds have generally
maintained the steadiness which was evnced
last week. and very little change has taken place in
quotations. Consos for money closed at 953 to 95i
LIVERPOOL. Aug. 3l.-The advices from Manches
ter and other manufacturing districts are of more
favorable character.
The demand for goods and yarns at Manchester
was more active, and prices were frmer. In some
cases slight advance is reported
The Liverpool Breadstuffs market generally coz,
tinued very dull. The provision market also con.
tinued very dull, and closed with declining ten.
dency,