The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-07-21

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.a..s- NEW YORK, July l3, III.
The steamer Arabia, with dates from
Liverpool to the ed inst, is Just in.
The sales of Cotton during the week
were so, 900 bales, of which spectators
took 1000 and exporters 5000 bales; the
demand was fair at full though rather ir-
regular prices, The quotations are the
same as those by the Atlantic.
Trade at Manchester was unchanged, ;,
and prices firm, with fair demand.
The Hayre Cotton market is steady but
not active. ..-..s
Flour, Corn and Wheat had farther ad-
vanced, with large demand. Western
Canal Flour is quoted at 26s, and Ohio
at 96s Cd; and white and yellow Corn at
30s to 30s Cd.
The demand for Lard was good and
prices firm.
Beef Pork and Bacon were dull.
AT London, Sugar had advanced Cd per
cwt. and was in good demand. Coffee
was steady, with fair business doing
Rice was in moderate request, at unchan-
ged prices.
Tobacco was inactive, and prices rath-
er easier, tho no positive decline had been
established.
The transactions in American securi-
ties had been small. Consols had declin-
ed.
Business at Paris and Amsterdam was
dull.
The Arabia left Liverpool at53 o'clock
on Saturday evening, the Cd.
The political news is not of much in
terest. In regard to the Turkish ques-
tion, every thing remained in doubt, and
upto the latest adyices, nothingh had trans
pired of interest. FL
The time for the accepting or rejecting
of the last ultimatum by the Porte, was
to expire on the 1st inst; but it was
thought the Russian forces had not cross.
ed the Pruth,
The report that Persia was about send
ing an army to the aid of Turkey is con-
frmed If the aspect of affairs has at
at all changed since the last advices, the
change bears more of a warlike aspect.
The French and English fleets are still
at Besika.
There is nothing of interest from other
parts of Europe.
Telegraph dispatches from Paris state
that the news of the rejection of the Cars
ultimatum, had reached st. Petersburgh
on the 24th ult., when the Emperor made
a personal declaration to the English and
French Ambassadors, expressed in the
strongest language. He stated that the
entire destruction of his fleets would not
prevent him from invading Turkey, and
obtaining repatriation, The 4th division
Of the Russian army were ordered to en-
Ter Molvdayia, and the Russian force on
the Black Sea amounts 10 $4,000 men.
The Emperor complains bitterly of the
conduct Of the English Premier, and had
sent forward peremptory instructions to
The Russian Minister at London to confne
himself to official intercourse with the
British Secretary Of State.
The Paris Bourse was materially affect
ID by this intelligence. and the three per
cents declined more than one per cent.
By the overland mail from the east no
news of definite character had been re-
,eiyed from Rangoon. At Calcutta trade
vas dull.
The advices from China are to the 9Th
Nay. ltwas rumored that the rebels had
e-capturcd Nankin, and were moving to-
Yards Pekin.
Advices from Sidney to April 22d, from
Melbourne May 7th, and from Adelaide
he 9th, had been received, The news
rom the mines is satisfactory, but provis-
ons were enormously high.