New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-14
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FouR DAYS LATER FROM ECRoPE-ARRtvAL
OF THE PACTFIC-INTEREsrING COMMERCIAL AND
GENERAL News. .-.NtU Y0rh, June l3, $50 A. NJ
The Collins steamer Pacific has arrived here,
bringing dates from Liverpool to the 1st june
four days dater than the accounts brought by
the Canada. Her advices embrace the follow
ing commercial and general intelligence
LIVERPOOL. MARKETS. June l.
There has been fair demand for Cotton in the
market since the departure Of the Canada, on
the 28th ult, and the sales Of the three bust
ness days embrace $4,000 bales, Of which 1000
have been taken for speculation and 1000 for
export The market has been rather unfayora-
bly, affected by the warlike attitude assumed by
Russia and Turkey. The quotations are now
as follows, exhibiting but little change since the
Canada left: Fair Orleans, 6l; Middlng Or
leans, 6d Fair uplands, 81 Middling Up
lands, ) l5-l6d. per lb
The market for Breadstuffs has been favora-
bly, affected by the accounts respecting the re-
lations between Turkey and Russia.
Flour has met with good demand, and the
rates have advanced about Cd per bbl Corn
has been active, but without quotabe change
in prices.
Pork has been dull Bacon has been in
steady request without any change of moment
in the rates. There has been an active demand
for Rice at steady prices Coffee has been ac-
tive ut previous rates.
Tobacco has been in fair request, with sales
for the month of 1000 hhds The medium quail
tiles have slightly improved. Stemmed is quoted
at SD
MONEY AND TRADE-LoNDoN MARKET-The
Money market in London has been rather light
er Consols have declined and close at l00t
Trade in Manchester has remained without
change since the departure Of the Canada.
Havana Sugars have slightly advanced in the
London market. Coffee has been active without
quotable change in the rates.
India ADvICEs. The accounts from India
have been considered unfavorable for manufac.
lures.
HAvRE CoTToy MARKET.-Dates from Havr,
to the Goth Of May report an active demand il
the cotton market, without any quotable chang
in prices
| STEAMER AsIA-The Cunard steamer ASH
arrived at Liverpool on the evening of Saturday
| the 2sth ult
| IMPORTS OF CoTToN.--The imports of cottol
at Liverpool, during the three days, were 1900
| bales.
| GENERAL News - Russia ami Turkey--
Prince Menschikoff finally left Constantinopie o
the 22d Of May. The russian army, 10000
strong, was concentrating on the frontiers
| Turkey; notwithstanding which the Divan wa
infleXible in its determination to refuse the cor
cessions demanded by the ultimatum.
| The Ottoman fleet has been sent to Egypt ft
troops, and the warlille resources Of the who
| empire are called out.
The movements of the French and Engis
fleets are kept secret, The English Governmer
has refused in Parliament to answer the inquir
whether the English fleet had been ordered
assist Turkey.
CmNA-.Ndnkin TGken.-The latest advic
from China state that Nankin had fallen in
the hands Of the insurgents The foreign fee
had refused to interfere in behalf Of the autho
tiles
r Com Perry, in the steam frigate Mississippi
!. arrived at Hong Kong the 7th Of April.
despatchee the corvette Plymouth to Shangh
ENGLAND.--The slave trade with Cuba i
been the principal subject of discussion in Pa
lament.
! Remonstrances have been made to Spain, al
that Government promises amendment.
The British feet in the Gulf has been au
mented.
Mn. CAss.-Mr, Cass is among the passenge
ON the Pacific.