New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-07-11
Further Decline lii Cotton.
.tpr 1nE AMERICAS Asp sArlostr lrNEs


American line, from Liverpool via Queenstown,
reached this point this evening.
The Arabia left tile port of Liverpool Saturday |
the 3oth ult, touched at Queenstown Sunday even /
ing the lst inst, to land and embark passengers
and dispatches and brings three days later intell
ganea than was received at Quebec by the Pal |
estine.
LIvgnPooI June 3G.-The sales for the week
ending Friday June goth, in the Liverpool Cotton
market, added up G5 900 bales of this amount 1000
bales were taken by spectators, and $4,000 by
exporters, leaving 5000 to the trade.
The Cotton Market closed generally dull and
drooping. Holders were pressing their stocks on
the market. The quotations for all qualities Of
Cotton were nominal, and the inferior grades had
experienced a further decline Of "a. and upwards
during the week.
The sales of Cotton on Friday amounted TO 10000
bales Of which spectators and exporters each
took 5000 bales.
The market closed with declining tendency at
tie following authorized quotations Of the Brokers'
circulars:
Fair Orleans. .73d. Middling Orleans Cd.
Fair Mobiles, I'D. Middlng Mobiles. "a,
Fair Uplands. ID Middling Upauds. 81 d.
The quantity of Cotton at present in the port Of
Liverpool sums up 1884, ,oGO bales Of which ia5-
600 bales arc of American production.
| LIVERPOOL June 30t.-The lastweekis II business
| in Breadstuffs has been very dull.
MessFs. Richardson, Spence Il Co. and others
report that several qualities Of Breadstuffs closed
/ with declining tendency.
The Liverpool Provision market closed generally
! quiet, at last weeks prices.
LIVERPOOL June 30.-The adviees received from
i Manchester and other manufacturing districts are
| unfavorable.
| The market for manufactured goods and yarns
closed generally dull, and prices showed dispos-
\ ton to decline.
1 LoSpos, June 30.-As regards political intiu-
ences On the monetary and commercial interests
Of our country, nothing has arisen Of a disturbing
\ character The money market IS slightly more
4 stringent.
The English funds closed generally steady
4 Consols for account at 93a.
II HtyRE, June 30. The sales for the week ending
| Friday, June 29th, in the Havre Cotton market,
Il foot M IL 600 bales.
II The market closed generally steady at OF. for
H Orleans Tres Ordinaire, and s6f for Bas.
i The quantity Of Cotton in the port of Havre
/ sums up $50 600 bales.
4 PANS, June 3o.--The Paris Bourse has through.
out the week shown much sensitiyeness and
closedsdull.
= The Three Per Cent. Rentes closed at 66f. 55c.
Il Latest from Liverpool.
Il LIVERPOOL, July 30.-ET Telegraphed to Queens
town THE sales of Cotton yesterday amounted
TO 5000 bales of which spectators and exporter
each took 1000 bales. !
Tie market closed generally dull, with no regu
larity in prices
I.yERPooL July 1.-The market for Rreadstuff
Yesterday closed qaiet and at firm prices.
Provisions of various descriptions closed gene
rally dull, but previous quotations were well main
tanned.
LoSpos, July yl.-The English Funds closed gene
rally quiet as follows:
consols for account ex-dvidend closed at 90
to 9a5a.
General and Political Intelligence.
!. The political news by the Arabia regarding tii
affairs of Italy, are highly important and intel
7 esting.
The latest telegram received at London frol
Palermo states that the island of Sicily, under tn
direction of Gen. Garbaldi, was in perfect stat
: of tranquility.
= At Naples a most serious outbreak took plact
causing great agitation.
. The population had united and marched toward
o the public Commissairiat, which they attacked an
n pillaged. The Government agents were murdered
o The city of Naples has been declared in q stat
y of siege.
5 A new cabinet had been formed with spinelli Q
. President of the Council, MARITIME as Minister
g Foreign Affairs, Mamma to the Finance Department
y and Lestuee to the War Department
!, The Government of Naples was still making pr,
r parations to carry on hostilities. proclamato
IT pronlising reforms to the people was issued, bl
= did not meet the satisfaction of the people.
II During the rebellion in Naples, the French An
II bassador was attacked and so badly wounded {
n to cause him to drop senseless in the street. It
d generally supposed that this atroeious act Wi
:. committed by the anti-reform party.
it The tri- eolored flag of Italy was formally lnan5
it rated and hoisted to the top of the public building
4 and to the masthead of the vessels of war lyii
~ in the port II was saluted by the foreign ships
le | war.
&c The American bark Charles and James, of Bal
nf more, which was captured by Neapotan "
of vessel had been released by order of the Cover
ment of Naples. Her crew and passengers h
been set at liberty.
y =. The United States steamer of war 1roqaos, Of t
Mediterranean squadron, was on the spot, baekl
er up the demands Of the American Minister.
ms ms At Perugia a town situated in the Papal Stat
e frequent riots had occurred between the troops
IS the citizens.
1t is reported that the Pope had finally agreed
I'd grant reforms.
le- Tie Sardinian Chamber is still in session
= Turin and has voted new loans.
The official journal, published at Madrid, repo
he that the Count of Montemolin and Don Fernando
es cancelled their renuncatons to the Spanish thro
The debate in both Houses Of the British Par
X. ment had been unimportant.
England and Austria, it is reported, have asse
ion ed to the proposed conference for the settlem
lgn ~ Of the Franco.Swiss question.
To- Austria, however, protests against the adnliss
of Sardinia.
The rumor of new loan of twenty million
-, officially contradicted.
e9 eds The prohibition relative to the publication
md episcopal pastoras on the French press had b
ht. withdrawn.
efo ~ DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
sat. Domestic Markets,
if a e zUISoINaATI, July 1.-THE Flour market eli
ms active. There sales to-day at s. 10 to $
ap hn. per Dbl. There were 700 bbls of Whisky sol
lae. ner gallon. Western Mess Pork closed