Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-10
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s New York SEPT. B. The steamship Atlantic, arr
rived to-day bringing dates from Liverpool to Aug
Oath According to her quotations the Liverpool cot
ton market dull the sales since the sailing OF
the Europa amounted to 10000 bales-F1our had adj
vanced Is cd; wheat also was higher and corn SITTER
Consols 9s4 988.
SECOND DISPATCH
The Atlantic brings 200 passengers. She lett LiV-
erpool at o'clock p. NJ and passed the steamer City
of Manchester off the Isle of Man at o'clock the
same evening.
The Liverpool cotton market is dull and unchanged
prices are favoring buyers. Sales of three days
amount to $4,000 bales OF which spectators took
1000 and exporters 5000. Prices of ordinary quail
tiles nominal The breadstuffs market is wildly
cited by speculative feeling Wheat has advanced
Adj white Is 1Oda IS I'd; and for parcels, delvera-
BILE in November, IS Cd; red Is I'D IS. Flour has
advanced Is, Is Sd Sd per bbl for Baltimore,
Ohio and Philadelphia. Sales at 29s 29s Cd, and
for parcels deliverable in November 30s; Western
Canal 29s. Corn is firm at Cd advance.
In Glasgow, produce and breadstufs are largely
dealt in. Wheat has improved Is per Dbl; 1000 bbls
-four for France brought 27s Sd 28s Cd. All fine
quality is held at Sos.
In Manchester, business is Gmited-money rather
quiet.
In the French markets there is general rise in
corn throughout France oftwo francs higher large
business is doing in Rice.
The Havre Cotton market on the 22d was quit,
with small sales.
Parliament was prorogued goth August. The
Queens speech is congratulatory. America is not
to hope that an honorable arrangement of the Eas-
tern question will be speedily accomplished.
Pamerston stated in the Commons that he was
confident the Gar would eVacuate the Prncipalites
without unnecessary delay. The Eastern question
otherwise offers nothing, and appears no farther from
nor nearer to an adjustment than heretofore.
The London Times mercilessly ridicules the claims
of the Earl of Stirling" to the fisheries.
The Moldavian Divan recommends that the Sultan
accept the note of the four Powers.
A slight outbreak is reported in Servia. The ru-
NOR that it is the intention of the Austrians to
ply Bosnia has been denied
The Hospodar of Moldavia has been superseded
by the Sultan for Russian leanings but he refuses to
give up-so the English and French consus have
withdrawn.
A decree of Louis Napoleon fixes uniform rate
of import duty breadstufs, at 25 centimcs, till
December 31st; and to the date tonnage
dues is to be charged on ships importing corn.
Gen. Montholon, died recently at Paris.
The Austrian protest against Capt. Ingraham's
course in the Smyrna affair has been published and
sent to all the foreign ministers Austria takes the
ground that Capt lngraham broke the international
law, explained by Vattel and other jurists.
The Emperor of Austria is athanced to the Prln-
cess Elizabeth of Bavaria.
The import duty on breadstuffs into the two Sici-
lies is repealed.
Some popular demonstrations against the authori-
ties have been made at Leghorn.
The export of breadstufs has been prohibited from
Greece.
The Indian mail had been telegraphed at Calcutta
10th with Hong Kong dates to 9TH.
The King of Ava had submitted, and peace had
been proclaimed in Burmah. Trade in India was
dull; the market easy. The Chinese imperialists,
though assisted by foreigners, were repulsed in an
attempt to retake Chan Kiang-Foo.
The Chinese markets were dull.
A conspiracy of the Mussemen of Aleppo, to MUIR
der the Christians had been discovered and the ring
leaders arrested and sentenced to be transported
Rhodes.
A grand ball was given recently on board the U.
S. brig of Cumberland, at SpeZZa, to the Queen
of Piedmont Capt InGraham ofthe St Louis, just
arrived, was present.