New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-30
Liverpool Markets.

| LIVERPOOL, May Is.
There has been good demand in the cotton
market here, since the departure of the Europa
and the sales of the three business days, up tC
last evening, embraced $4,000 bales, of which
1000 bales were taken for speculation, and
5000 for export, leaving some $4,000 bales for
the trade. Prices have generally been firmer
and for middling grades a slight improvement
| has been realized--mosb of the circulars now
| quoting rs follows Fair Orleans gid Mid
| ding Orleans lj-l6d; Fair Uplands cad, and
Nliddling Uplands sgd per lb.
| 1.-THE quotations by the Europa were, Fair
| Orleans 6id; NIiddling Orleans sgd; Fair Up
lands 63d; and Middling Uplands sgd per ID,
EDS.
Flour hasbeen in limited request, and prices
have been rather easier but without a ouotable
decline
Corn has been dull, and prices were in favor
of buyers, but the quotations remain without
actual change
The provision market has been dull. with only
limited sales of beef and pork at about the
rates previously quoted
Lard has been in good demand, and prices
have advanced Sd. per ewt.
Coffee has been in fair request at firm nrices.
with moderate sales to the trade.
Rice has been in active demand
Coffee has been in fair request at firm prices
with moderate sales to the trade Rice has been
in active demand
Money and Trade.
The London Money Market has been easier
and the rates Of interest have been lowered
The closing rate for Consols is 1908 to 1905
Trade at Manchester has further considerably
improved since the Europa left
The Havre Cotton Market
HAvRE, May IA.
There has been a good demand in the Cotton
market here, with sales Of 5000 bales during
the past three days The range of prices for
Orleans descriptions has been Sc to 96g francs
The Latest from Liverpool.
WEDNESDAYS BUSINESS.
LIVERPOOL, May is, p NJ
The demand for Cotton continues steady to-
day, and the market is firm at Yesterdays
prices. The sales of the day will probably en-
brace 1000 bales
General Intel!igence-France
The Princess Alurat has arrived at Paris
NJ RAsPAIL,--M Raspail, the Socialist and
eminent Chemist, recently liberated by Louis
Napoleon, on the condition that he would leave
France, had taken refuge in Brussels, but in
consequence Of representations made by the
French Government, the Belgian authorities had
ordered his departure from that city
Milan-More Approximations
II Is reported that there is more trouble at
out and many persons arrested
Spain-Mr soule.
Information Of Mr. Soule's appointment as
Minister to Spain has been received at Madrid,
and has created no little excitement in that city
in Liverpool-Arctio Expe-
dition
Brogdens cotton factory at Liyerpool has been
destroyed by fire
The steamer Phoenix has received orders from
the Admiralty to proceed to the Arctic Ocean
IN search Of Sir John Franklin
China.
The latest advices from China state that there
was a great panic at Shanghai, arising from APP
prehension Of an carly attack from the insur-
gents, who were still threatening the city Ali
was quiet at Canton.
y, S. Vessels of War.
The l. S. corvette ST. Louis, at the latest ac-
counts, was lying at Alexandria, in company
with the steam trigate San Jacinto.
The steam trigate Mississippi was at Gale
when last heard from. The officers and crews
II all the vessels in good health
Distinguished Arrivals.
New YORK, May % e
Among the passengers arrived on board the
Arctic are the Hon. VIM c. Rives. late U. $
Minister to France and Commodore John II
Auliok, late Of the Naval squadron in the indian
Jcean.
Eastern Mail
MOBILE, May %.
The eastern mail has arrived bringing dates
rom New \ ork of the 2lst, 22d and 23d inst,
Is late as due
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