New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-08

her advices seven days later than those by the
Arabia at Halifax. a7s. S,55 4.gs,q1s sssf y, 4
LIvERrooL, Jan. q. The sales Of, cotton during
the week foot up A 900 bales, Of which spectators
took 500. and 800 bales were sold for expectation
The market closed with declining tendency. |
Mobile and Upland cottons have slightly declined.
Some circulars say the decline Il LIS on Uplands
The quotations also show decline Of LIS on Md
The sales Of Friday were 5000 bales, the market
closing dull at the following authorized quotations:
t., Fair Orleans. .......................H se# '
Fair Uplands. s..,.,.,.,......6 :, "a 1914 /
Middling Orleans ...............6 81
s1 Ml0oMng MOolleS.. ............... IS ll-16 e
Middling Uplands. ............. g 9l6
The stock at Liverpool is BAG, 900 bales, Of which
272 coo, is American. Fl & = n
Z HAvRH, Jan. N.-The sales OF cotton during the
week were $500 bales.
"A perfect panic prevailed in the market At one
time, owing to unfayorable rumors in regard to the
relations between France and Austria. sa..
Subsequently tbe tone of the market somewhat
improved and closed dull at decline OF francs on
the quotations by the Arabia.
| Orleans Tres OTdinaire closed at 81 francs.
LONDON, Jan. 22d.-The funds have showed much
comparative frmness in the face Of unfavorable
| ports from Paris. Consols closed at 95H. An ad
vance Of on the Arabia's quotations.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 22.-The advices from Manches-
ter and the manufacturing districts are on the WHOLE
favorable, although there had been falling off 10 the
demand in some particulars. ~
| Cloths were in good request at firm prices.
1n yarns there was little inquiry and prices were
| easy.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The London Money market is
decidedly more stringent to-day.
There appears to be less confidence in the continu
ance Uf peace. Is I1s s t5 r-.4sfi.=i=a (
"A partial revival on the Paris Bourse after the late
panic, is reported, which has effect on the Lon
don Exchange. Quotations generally are, however,
unchanged. f %& Y1'fe z s15ft47a,sgt y nN tesl8f
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 22.-The Breadstuffs market gen.
orally closed with declining tendency. es
| Flour closed dull quotations nominal.
| Wheat closed dull, with declining tendency.
Corn has declining tendency, and the quotations
per Arabia are loosely maintained. fs
| The Liverpool Provision market closed with bet
ter feeling. Pork generally closed buoyant with
| quote an advance Of 2sto 3s. Beef was active at q
slight advance on all qualities. Bacon closed dull
quotations unchanged Lard closed dull at 56s. The
Sugar market closed firm at last weeks quotations
| Coffee closed steady-quOtations unchanged
| Rice closed frm-Rosn firm at IS. to IS. Sd, sY
| Spirits of turpentine steady, at $685. Cd. to 46s.
| Barring, Brothers q Co., report that the London
sugar market closed bnoyant at the quotations by the
| Arabia as8 4,8sisisf
The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
during the week f6, 500. i It5- Al tf .tf NJ.
American securities were slow of sale. Operations
have been quite limited during most Of the week and
Money is reported to be abundant, but operators
move with caution. f5I@ sj
Liverpool Breadstufs- Mixed Corn 2ss. 3d.; Vel
LONDON, Jan. 22.-Baring, Brothers g. Co. report
Wheat dull at to 2s decline. & :. ~ l5 4
Iron-Welsh Rails free on board at f6 IS. to f6 los.
Spirits turpentne 40s. Cd. to Ais
Coffee quiet-Rice firm at an advance Of 3d. to Cd
LATEST London, Jan. 22d, noon.-The London
Times OF this morning quotes the English funds
heavy and inanimate, and report that further de-
cline took place after regular business hours last eve
ning occasiOned by the announcement Of the Aus
tran loan and by the decision Of the Government to
increase the naval force on the coast Of Mexico.
General News.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Asia reports having
passed steamship on the 5th inst, bound westward,
which is supposed to have been the Kangaroo, which
left Liverpool on the 10th ult.
The Austrian Government has issued conciliatory
note upon the Servian question: which, it is thought
will create peaceful turn of affairs in that direction
large number Of French transports are preparing
for sea- W. .[
The Paris Moniteur announces the entire abolition
of the use Of passports. 81" .lt-ts4
1t is reported, on what appears to be reliable au.
thority that the British Minister at Washington will be
instructed to ask for the reopening Of the coasting
trade Of the United States to British vessels in re-
turn for little concession on the part of England.
The English Parliament will be asked for q consid-
cradle increase in the naval estimates. ILL.,. ,s,
Accounts from ombardy still speak Of the disafec-
ton of the people, and Notwithstanding the assnran.
ces Of peace by Austria aud France the confidence
OF the people in their being able to maintain peace s
| losing ground.
| The warlike preparations in France are steadily
| continued and upon scale that weakens the public
peror. N@s.' 4 5Ja. 5si- y ul---= gt4y54
1t is again rumored but the rumor is generally dis.
credited that Count Walewisk is about to resign and
that Persgny is to succeed him as Minister Of For.
eign Affairs. @ ~ '5 HH r1 .l4
1t is reported that an offensive and defensive ALI
| ance has been formed between France and Sardinia.
1t is said that the British Government has resolved
to take efficient measure to protect the interests Of
English subjects In Mexico and will probably soon
augment their West India fleet to considerable ex-
| tent. .l...15-
The London Times, in an article upon the subject
OF their Pacific possessions and the Frazer river mnes
takes occasion to denounce, in strong terms, the
manifesto of Mr.. Nngent, the United States Agent
at vancouver's Island. t4. ,s-. j.
The King of Naples is reported to be dangerously ILL.,
later despatch reports his death. but the report
| lacks confirmation. I4fs Elei 49., r4 sff
The U. s. frgate Macedonian was at Alexandria at
| latest dates.
The widow of the celebrated poet Wadsworth ia
dead. e IS @f3 ift @ ar
1t is announced that the Austrian Government are
negotiating for loan Of f6 900 900. 1IT.. 4,
The announcement had depressing effect upon
the Paris Bourse and London exchange.
An expedition against Algeria is reported as being
fitted out. The insurgents are gaining ground hay
ing been successful in several minor engagements
The garrison at Rome is to be reinforced by two
At Turin the belief in the probability of approach.
| ing war is increasing, T. i -5l asr.- = zl'
1t is stated that the movement Of troops from Aus
tra to Italy has been suspended. Another account
says that large reinforcements are constantly ex-
porting into Italy or moving thither. y
The Neapohtan political amnesty requires that re-
leased prisoners shall emigrate to the United States
| The leading journals of Germany are exceedingly
violent in their dennnciati0ns against France.
VI. The Government argues the necessity of perfect
understanding between Prussia, Austria and the Ger
man States. tJz5 ST 55 lfs
Advices from Bombay to the oath Of December had
been received in England.