New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-02-07


NEW fohK, Feb. G.-'The Cunafd steamship Asia,
eapl. Lott, arrived az this port last night.
fshe ieft Liverpool on Saturday, the 21st ut,
bringing two days later adrices than was received
ny the NORTH American at Portland
Ihe steamship Arago, Of the Southampton and
haFre Line, arrived at Southampton on the goth.
Ihe steamship Glasgow, from New York, also
arrived out On the 20th ult.
Inc free trade programme Of the Emperor Ma
poieon mad been receiFed very fayorably in the de-
partments Of France.
The commercial treaty recently negotiated be-
tween France and England, it was expected would
be signed in few days.
AdVices from Rome report that the Pope has
demanded the recall Of the French troops from
Rome.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIvERPFoL, JAN 2l.-Thc sales of Cotton during
the week ending yesterday amounted to the unprc
cedented quantity Of l03,500 bales, Of which
amount Spectators took l4,50o, and exporters
1850 bales. Al qualities have advanced ID. dur
ing the week. The market opened in the carly
part of the week with declining tendency, but
under the effect of favorable adyices from Man
chester, tie Improvement in the prices of goods
and yarns, together with the adyices received from
the United States by the steamer from New York,
tile market became buoyant and very active ana
al descriptions Of Cotton experienced slight ad-
vance.
The sales on Friday amounted to 10000 bales,
quotations being barely maintained. Some author
ities say the market closed steady at Thursdays
quotations, s-
The following are the quotations of the Brokers'
circular:
Fair Orleans, 7s: Fair Mobile, "a; Fair Uplands,
Z; Middlng Orleans, SE Mddling Mobile, CT
Midllihg Uplands, O..
The stock of Cotton at Liverpool amounts to
Cos. 900 bales, Of which $4,000 are of American
production. .-.su.5--.. ....5. ..z..
LONDON, jan 21,-The funds have considerably
declined since Thursday. coasols for money closed
at9l3 to 95.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2l.-The advices from Manches-
ter and the manufacturing districts generally are
very favorable.
The demand for wool and yarns was improving,
and prices had been firmly maintained at the recent
advance.
The Liverpool Brealstufs market generally
closed dull.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. report Flour
steady at p to 26s. 3d.; they report the Wheat
market quiet at Tuesdays quotations: Indian Corn
declined Sd. to Cd. during the Weak-the market
closed with declining tendency yellow is quoted
at 3ls. ca. to 3ls. Sd.
The Provision market generally closed steady.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co. report Beef
closed steady at previous quotations. Pork closed
quiet; The prices remain unchanged. They quote
Bacon at ASS. to 5ls. for middles; the market
closed steady. They quote Lard at 56s to 5Gs. the
demand during the week was active.
The Bullion in the Bank Of England has decreased
9337 GOO during The week.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co., in in their cir
eular, report that the Manchester trade has been
stimulated by the continued active demand and
the advancing prices in goods and yarns. The
spectators are greatly excited by the reduced es-
Inmates Of the American crop received by the last
steamer from the United States. They report an
advance Of ll6 TO !! and in some cases ID; but at
the close of the week this extreme advance was
not sustained.
The circular Of Messrs stolterfort & Co. report
that the market recovered the decline Of the pre-
vious week, and closed quiet The other circulars
received by the steamer coincide with it. 1t re-
ports the receipts of Cotton in Liverpool during
the week at 70 600 bales. The amount of Cotton
known 10 pe al sea ifoHl American ports Is loUUUU
bales, against 10000 corresponang!time last year.
HAyRn, Jan, 19.-The Cotton market is stf; the
sales yesterday amounted to 1000 bales The mar
ket is still stocked. 4 decline in Cotton is expect
ed to take place next month.
HAvGE, Jan 2o-Thc sales Of Cotton during the
week amount to 5000 bales. The market closed
dull. Ali qualities have declined from to francs.
Orleans Tres 0Fdnaire closed al LOSE; Orleans Bas
100f. Tile stock Of Cotton in Havre amounts to
95 900 bales.