New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-27
Liverpool Mark cts.

The subjoined extracts are taken from Messrs
Bigand, Athya & Co.'S Liverpool circular OF
April T. 1866, received by the Persia:
CoTToN-Java's advices reporting the weeks re-
ceipts at 50 900 bales, (Which was larger than was
expected), together with the continued free arri-
walls here, and some apprehension as TO the result
of the disputes between Prussia and Austria,
caused the market On Monday to open very nat,
with considerable pressure to sell, and great IT.
regularity in prices the days sales amounted to
5000 bales at general decline OF 81. u d., ana
to arrive even greater reduction was submitted
On Tuesday, the depression continued, and sew.
erai sales reported to arrive, on the basis OF
l75d. for middling Upland, being decline OF Ia.
from sales made at the close of last week; the
days sales were estimated at 1000 bales
City of BostOn's kilograms to hand on Wednes-
day reported falling off in receipts at New Or
leans and Mobile, caused more cheerful tome ana
an improved demand the days sales amounted to
10 900 bales, and prices were generally III sellers
favor, while to arrive several sales were reported
at 3Gb}d. d ID. above the prices accepted on the
previous day.
etness and on receipt of Hibernians kilograms
the Improvement of the previous day was in a
great measure lost, and there was little or no dis
position to purchase to aIriVe' estimated sales
1909 bales.
To-day the market was dull, at about yesterdays
prices, being decline of ID. on the week; prob
able sales about 1000 bales.
The stock has accumulated during INC Weeh
! rather over 100 900 bales, while the quantity at
sea is estimated at 100 eco bales from America and
30, 900 from the East Indies, besides what may be
ahont from Egypt, South America, etc,
! BREADsTUFFs-The supplies Of Wheat are light
Of Flour fair, and liberal Of Indian Corn. buyer:
OF Wheat and Flour continue to act cautiously, but
there has been rather more inquiry for Indian
Corn. principally for Ireland.
At Tuesdays market, Wheat was in moderate
demand at previous prices. Flour was quiet, but
unchanged in value. With free supplies Of Iudia1
Corn, buyers had the advantage to the extent Of
Sd. Il Or.
At to-day's market there was good attendance
of buyers, and a more general demand for Wheat
at an Improvement of Id. q GENITAL. Flour wa
also in better request. and 3d. u sack dearer
| There was good inquiry for Indian Corn, but witt
free offerings prices were rather Of buyers
The following is from Messrs Boult, English s
Brandon's Liverpool circular of April 9th:
CoTToN has been dull all week. There was
slightly better feeling on Wednesday morning, bu
it soon died away, and the market closes nat at
imports and the unsettled aspect of continental
politics have been the chief causes of the depres
sion. The import this week is 1902 bales. o
which 53,575 bales are American. The sales TO
the week % days. amount to Al ,5OO bales, 0
which the trade take IS, $50 bales, exporters $3.50
and spectators 1850 bales. The stock is increased
this week by Ill ,o57 bales, being estimated a
663 $40 bales (3O7, 430 Amercan] against Cos 80
authorized quotations are for middling Orleans
ls9d.; middling Bowed, lsd.; and fair Dholleral
l53d. u It.
The annexed is from Messrs. R. A. Curd Co.
circular of the 9Th inst.
Cotton has been in limited demand Throughout
the week, and under the influence of the continue
large import, and apprehension of political diff
culties on the continent on Monday and Tuesda
holders submitted to decided decline; yesterday
upon advices of rather reduced receipts in tn
American ports prices rallied slightly, but SIT
show reduction, varying from 5d0ld. from las
Wednesdays quotations.
In Sea Island the business has again bee
! moderate; and the choice being large of the mit
; die grades, prices continue somewhat irregular.
American has been in comparatively fair II
quest, but quotations are reduced 4d@2d. u Ii.
The transactions to arrive have been compare
lively large at prices in proportion to the gener;
decline in the market; the latest quotations were
, this day for upland, basis of middlng, ship nance
179d. y Ii.
The sales of the week Is days. amount to As
e. 500 bales, including 1850 on speculation and 07S
f declared for export, leaving 2S,3G0 bales to til
trade
The actual airport this week is not deducte
from the stock, as it not included in the stoc
% declared on the 10Th utimo.
"a FRIDAY MORNING, 9th April.-The sales to-da
y will probably amount to about 1000 bales, with
50 dull market