New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-24

| IohILAND, JAN Z3--lnc Canadian Mail Com
pany5 steamship North Briton, Capt. Borland
from Liverpool January 10TH via Londonderry the
evening of the 1lth arrived at this port to.day.
Her intelligence is two days later than that re-
ceived by the Arago at New York, from Southamp.
ton the 9th.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 1.-THE Brokers' Circular re.
ports the sales Of Cotton in Liverpool the past week
at 81 900 bales, including $500 taken on specua-
ton and 1000 for export The market opened with
an upward tendency, but the sudden advance in
bank rates somewhat put check to business. The
prices of last week were, however, fully sustained
| To-day (Friday) business reached II 900 bales,
of which 1000 were taken on speculation, the
market closing active at the following authorized
| quotations:
Fair Orleans. 72d Middlg Orleans 7ad.
Fair Mobile. ....,..75d. MiddPg Upl'ds. = l.l6d.
Fair Uplands.. .,...7ad. Middlg Mobile 7 3. lGd.
! The quantity of Cotton in the port of Liverpool
figures up $4,000 bales, of which 373 400 are of
American descriptions.
| Messrs. James Hewitt & Co.. in their circular,
quote an advance of id. on the Fair and Middling
| qualities, and say the other grades are without
change.
Messrs. Bigand, Athya q Co., Wakefield, Nash e.
Co., and others, say the weeks business in Bread
stut1s closed with downward tendency.
Wheat was declining, and holders were pressing
| their stocks on the market. Prices declined Sd,
since last Friday.
Indian Corn closed dull at nominal prices.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1l.---Various Liverpool cir
| culTfs say Provisions closed dull the quotations
of the last week being barely maintained
LONDON, Jan. ll.-The Money market maintains
a steady aspect.
The closing quotations for Consos to-day were
| 9l5 to 9l4.
The ships J. 7. Chapman and Sanford, from New
Orleans, had arrived at Liverpool.
The weather throughout England continued Sc
we're, and fears of bread riots were everywhere
prevalent.
All the ports of China are now opened to foreign
steamers to trade on inland waters.
News by the Steamship Arago.
New YORK, Jan. 23.-The United States mail
steamship Arngo, Capt. Lines, from Havre the
morning of the 9th inst, and Southampton the
evening of the same day, reached her dock at an
early hour this morning.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9.-The sales of three days in
the Liverpool Cotton market amounted to % 900
bales, $500 of which were taken by spectators and
exporters, the market closing steady.
The advices from Manchester and the ueirhbor-
ing manufacturing districts are of an unfayorab bla
character.
The market for manufactured goods and warns.
however, was quiet.
The market for BreadstufTs continue steady.
Provisions rule dull at unchanged rates.
Sugar and Coffee closed dull, previous quotations
being barely maintained.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-Consols for the account to-day
closed at 9l}.
The Canadian Mail Company's steamship Bohe-
mian, from Portland whence she sailed, had AZ
rived out at Liverpool.
The Liverpool, New York and PHILADELPHIA Mail
Company's steamship Etna, from New York, with
advices thence to December Goth, had arrived out,
The steamship City Of Washington sailed from
Liverpool on the 9th for New York, taking out
El07 Ot0 in specie freight.
d o III e TIC INTELLIG EN G Il.
OF THE LOUISIANA CONVENTION.
ONLY FOUR DELEGATES BEING ABSENT.
APPOINTMENT OF A COMMITTEE OF FIFTEEN. |
ARTICLES OF SECESSION 70 Be PREPARED, |
7 E GEORGIA CON VENTIO |
IMP PORTANT RESOLUTION
SHARE OF THE PUBLIC PR0PERTI
The Postal Affairs of t&eoraia.
LETTER FROM THE POSTMASTER AT SAVANNAH
Personal Liberty Law Of Rhode Island Repealed.
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