Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1853-09-28
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TWO DAYS LATER FtSOM gEUhOPk.
The Taspartits Ga6a Treaty ne Eastern Question
--FEenck "A fairs-sStGte Of the MARKETS,
Is NE1y Yong Sept % The steamer Africa with
LIVERPOOL dates Of the 10th and So passengers ar
rived this evening The Humboldt arrived out on
the 9Th.
ESeLANp. The English papers reprint from the
American Lord John Russell manifesto on the pro-
posed tripartite guarantee of Cuba. The document
is surprise to the British public.
The difficulties between the manufacturers and
their operatives continued and business at Manches-
ter was dull at prices favoring buyers
The EASTERN QUESTION. Nothing decisive has yet
occurred in regard to the Eastern question. The
Cars reply could not arrive by courier for some
days. but the fact that he hestates to telegraph his
reply has awakened symptoms of renewed anxiety,
and depressed the French and British funds.
1t stated at Paris, on the authority of the
Russian Embassy, that the Gar would refuse to &C
cept any modification coming directly from the Porte.
FRANCE. The Monteur publishes announce
ment that the Government is not buying up corn.
This is most extraordinary statement it being no
torious that the Government has purchased i'm
mensely.
The country was quiet with the exception of some
insignificant bread riots at Bots lie due &C.
The Emperor was still at Dieppe.
Navigation dues had been repealed till December
on all vessels passing French rivers canals with
corn
The Bourse closed on the 9th 3's 78f &C.; 44's
101tf 60c.; Bank shares 2600.
ITALY. The Roman Territories in very dis
turbed state nominaLy on account of the high price
of bread
Com. Vanderbilt had arrived in the Bosphorus.
MARKETS liverpool Sept 10. Cotton has been
dull all the week at prices favorng buyers. Middng
was scarce, and spnners only bought for immediate
use. Holders offered freely. Sales of the week of
500 bales, of which spectators took 400, and
exporters $3.50 bales Fair Orleans, 65d; middng
6 61d; fair Mobile 65d middling 81 6; fair Up
land 6s; middling 65d. 15-16d Stock Isl, 072
bales Including 500 TAI bales of American.
Breadstufs.-The market for breadstuffS was lower
in the early part of the week. but had partially raj
lied since the sailing of the Arctic and closed with
decline since the previous Friday of 3d. per bushel
on wheat and I'd Is per Dbl. -four Corn had
advanced 3D., with good enquiry.
Richardson & Bro. quote white wheat at IS i'd
IS Sd, red Is 10d SIS. Western Canal -four 29s Sd
29s Baltimore 29s Sd 29s Sd, Philadelphia 29s
29S 3D., Ohio 20s Cd; yellow 32s Cd 33s, white
scarce and held at 34s. Deniston & Co. quote flour
cd above these rates.
Rice moved steadily at 23s 3d. 25s.
Provisions-Beef was unchanged with moderate
sales Pork steady, with diminishing stock. Ba-
dull and unchanged; stock small. Shoulders
inanimate. Cheese active at full rates. Lard quiet
the stock was in the hands of few holders who de-
manded extreme rates. Small sales at 80 Cos. Lin
seed Cake active. Bark was held at 9s. Sales of
old red American Coverseed at 45s Rosin in
improved demand sales of 2, 900 bbls. at 5s. 3D..
5s. 3D. for common and lbs for fine. Sales Of 700
bbs. Turpentine to arrive, at 12s Cd. Spirits 54s.
Coffee was in active demand with limited supply.
Tea steady. Sugar active, at very full rates To-
bacco quiet