The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-02-02
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F0ur Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
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Further Advance I'm Flour and Corn

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New YoRY, January 27.
The steamer Atlantic, with advices from
Liverpool to the | lth inst, is Just in
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The sales Of cotton during the week
were 1900 bales, of which spectators
took 5000 and exporters 1000 bales. The
demand continued firm and prices un-
changed. Trade at Manchester remain
ed as at the last advices.
The demand for breadstuffs at Liver
pool continued good, and flour had fur
ther advanced Is I'D per Dbl. Western
canal is quoted at 44s, and Ohio and SIM
liar brands 45s.
Corn has advanced 50@52s per quar-
ter for yellow and white.
Wheat is quoted at l2s 6dC014s per
bushel, closing with good demand for
the trade. ..-
Inregard to breadstufs, Brown & Ship
ley says. BreadstuffS have again
advanced; wheat Cd per bushel, -four Cd
per bbl. and Indian corn Is per quarter ;
and quotes Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Ohio -four at 44045s, Canadian at the
same. Western canal 43S 6d@4ts; white
wheat 12Ol3s, and red HOBS Cd pei
10 lbs. Mixed corn 49s, yellow SOS, and
white at Sos. All the other leading Cir.
cuIars agree in these quotations.
There was an improved demand fol
new bacon, and the imports taken at full
rates; but old was rejected. Beef was il
better demand without any improvement
in price. Pork very dull. Cheese scarce
Lard dearer and in demand.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The news by this arrival possesses
nothing later, but the important inteli
, gence by the Niagara is confirmed. Oh
December 80, part of the allied flee
entered the Black Sea, being prevented
from entering sooner, owing 10 temPeslu
Gus weather.
The Russian Ambassador had not with
drawn from London and Paris, but tn
Minister at Paris is reported to have SAT-
he would wait for other instructions fron
his government.
A dispatch from Vienna states that Aus
tria had asked Russia if she would con
sent to European Prctectorate over tn
; members of the Greek Church in Turkey
to which Russia replied that she woul
not submit to European Intervention q
all, between her and Turkey; this come
; with seeming authority.
Two or three skirmshes had takel
: place on the Danube, but nothing Of an,
moment. Owing to the severity Of tn
weather in all the skirmishes, the Turk
. were successful.
1t was reported that the Turks ha
stormed Karakahen, but il needed con
Il irmation. Nothing later from Asia.
r Russia had warded her shipping not t
u venture out of port, unless under the pro
lection OF convoy. These conveys ar
) to be organized 10 dele d the difIerer
trading ports.
The PaSha of Egypt, upon hearing
) the affair at Synope, Immediately ordere
y the equipment Of six irgates, two corvet
tes and three brigs, TO replace those de
i stroyed.
The report that the Walachan peas
antry are in insurrection, is confirmed
i The King of Belgium bad sent an at
> lograph letter by special messenger
Q Napoleon, on the subject of the war pros
pecls, but the nature of its contents ha
not transpired. 1t was suspected, how
ever, 10 be devise of the Gar TO gai
+ time.
r, = France has called out an additions
contingent force Of 10000 men, to re
'' place tuoSe 10000 destined for Turke,