New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-04-26

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Arrival uf the Arabia.
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Advance i'm C0ttonyElbEur, Corn
and Wheat.
CONSoLs FURTHER ADVANCED.
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Manchester Trade Improved.

Manchester Trade Improved.
HALIFAX, April 25.--The Cunard steamer
Arabia has arrived, bringing dates from Liver
pool TO the 18th inst, one week later than by
the Asia at New York Cotton has advanced,
as also have Flour, Wheat and Corn Consols
have improved. The Pacific arrived out on Che
18th. The following is summary of the cona-
mercial and general intelligence brought by the
Arabia: 4ae
LIVERPOOL MARKETS,
LIVERPOOL, April 5.-There has been much
better feeling in ths~ Cation market since the
departure Of the Asia, and prices have advanced
1-16 to ID. The, sales for the week ending on
the 18th embrace 400 00sBales, Of which speeu-
lators took 1000, and exporters 1000 bales The
demand from the trade has been good and has
been freely met by holders, and the advance
includes all qualities. The quotations now are:
Fair Orleans, 6a Middling Orleans, 81 Fair
Uplands, 81 and Middling Uplands, 5ad per
Id. There has been a better demand for Flour,
and prices have advanced shout Is Western
Canal is quoted at 37s Cd. and Ohio at 39s per
Dbl. Wheat has advanced about 3d. and with
q good demand. White is quoted at 12s. 3D. per
bushel Of 10 lbs Corn has improved Is. Sd. to
Is, per quarter, and the quotations now are
4Ss. for White and AS, for Yellow There is a
moderate demand for Lard, and prices rule in
favor Of buyers. The quotation is 54s per 100
lbs. There is a fair demand for provisions, with
moderate sales to the trade
- MANCHESTER TRADE.
i Prada in fha fa "a r,,,tr J;st,,,fs Lce
slightly improved since the sailing Of the Asia.
MONEY MARKET. ~
u. s. Stocks are unchanged, and the transac-
tons in American securities have been small.
Consols have advanced, and they arenow quoted
at 8755. 3's,. e. O..
HAVRE COTTON MARKET. r.,
HAvRE, April 13.--The Cotton market has
been steady, and prices are unchanged The
sales for the week reach 5000 bales La =
EASTERN AFFAIRS. NJ nt. y
Since the sailing of the Asia, there has been
no fighting, either ON land or at sea- Napier's
feet had sailed suddenly from Keil, but thedes.
tinatlon was unknown. 1t was supposed that
some Russian port was to be attacked
The negotiations between Austria and Prussia
were StlH gong o. 4
THE JAPAN PORTS.
Advices have been received, stating that the
Russian expedition to Japan had succeeded in
opening the ports of that country to the trade
of Russia. s.as Mi3 ? !,
NEW YORK MARKETS. s.ft.
New YORK, April 25--Flour is steady, and
sales to-day at ss 37a per Dbl Corn. 81 to Sc
10 br,ch a1 IL,
THE UNITED STATES AND SPAIN. g
WAsH1NGToN, April 25.--Mr Soule, as stated
by late official advices from Madrid had in
formed the Spanish Minister of State that the
United States Government will not recognise a
simple suspsion as a justification for the seiz-
ure of American vessels in Spanish ports
( The Committee on Foreign Affairs has not yet
come to any conclusion in regtirsGd to the affair
of the Black Warrior. e z5sg
OHIO .RIVER--MARKETS. ~
CINCINNATI, April 25.-The Flour market is
steady, and prices are unchanged There is
nothing doing in Provisions. The river is sta.
tionary.
PIrTsRURGH, April Is. = There is thirteen feel
water in the channel to-day and the river i
falling
T LoursvILLE, April 25.--The river is falling
slowly, and there is now seven and half feel
water on the falls The steamer Madison has
arrived from New Orleans. 55,s,- a.
STORM AT THE EAsT-sTEAMER' NEWS.
LOUISVILLE, April 25, night.--A storm is pre-
svailing at the East. and we are prevented. in
consequence, from getting the details Of Tie
political news by the Arabia.