New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23
COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

Special to the New Orleans Crescent
HAVANA. Jan. 10, 1860.
Ed Crescent There has not been any alteration
in the Sugar and Molasses markets since last had
this pleasure.
No sales have as yet been effected Of any Of The
small parcels new crop as vet in town. 1 have not
heard Of a single operation during this week, to
guide me in making quotations. and must therefore
refer to my last adyices as know of no later trans
actions.
LAaD.-The reports of the Operaciones de MueRe
Of the daily sales this week are lc higher and Of
yesterday 10. higher % ID. than my last adyices
BurrER.--No sales reported since nv last.
CHEEsE.-l2 Cheeses from Philadelphia sold YES
terday at rate not disclosed.
HAMs.-Hams Of good quality are scarce and
wanted. Lastsaie of Prime Sugar Cured was made
at $40 o quntal. No sales of other articles of pro
visions to advise
HERRiSGs.-500 boxes from Boston sold. nth
instant, at 564c. each, 700 boxes received from
Matanzas at same rate and 800 boxes received from
New York at soc. ~ box.
PoTAToEs are in good demand at S4{aS4 so az
Dbl Last sales, 18th inst, at the latter quotation.
CHEWING ToBAcco.--727 boxes from PHILADELPHIA
sold yesterday at SIS % quintal.
soAr.-90 boxes Yellow, from New York. sold
10th instant, at 81 so, so boxes, 18th. from same
place, at 81 rs and 10 half boxes at 81 l2a ~
quintal. For all other articles OF import l must
refer to my last adyices.
FREIGHTs.-Freights have slightly upward ten.
dency. A bark was taken up two days since. to
load 200 hhds. Sugar and 12O hhds Molasses. at
Cardenas, for Baltimore or New York, the Sugar
at 50 IS and the Molasses at 81 so per hid.
ExcHANGEs-Very fiat. i quote Sterling l4Gal43
u cent. premium. New Orleans, short, SAG 10
cent premium. New York 60 day bills, s4ta3a n
cent premium. As ever,
END OF THE CIVIL WAR IN BuEsos AYREs.-We
have received advices which show that the victory
of Gen. Urquiza at Cepeda has resulted in the sub
mission of Buenos Ayres and the return of that
seeding State to fhe.4Argentne Confederation.
Gen. Urquiza has exhibited great moderation in
his victory, as he did in his proposition for an
amicable arrangement before the effnsion of blood
and all his antecedents combine to make him one
Of the most prominent men in the Spanish States
of South America. When our difficulties occurred
with Paraguay he volunteered to bring about an
ameable arrangement, and by his efforts contribu
ted greatly to that result During the recent trou
bles between the Confederation, of which he is
President, and Buenos Ayres he cordially accepted
the proposed meditation Of our Minister Mr..
Yancy, but the blind animosity of the Buenes Ayres
Commissioners prevented settlement. After
the forcing of the passage of Martin Garcia by his
feet, it was evident on which side the prepondar-
ance laid and the victory Of Cepeda ended the
war. Urquiza marched at once upon Buenos
Ayres, proclaimed an act of oblivion for past
political offenses, and the rest of the State Joining
him the city capitulated at once on honorable
terms. We hope this result is the beginning of a
new era for that region, so long deyasted by civil
war. IN. Y. Herald, 18th.