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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
DECLINE IN FLOUR AND LARD.
HALIFAX, June 6.

HALIFAX, June g.
The steamer Arabia with advices from Liver
pool to the 9th ult, has arrived at this port
COMMERCIAL lNTELLIGENcE The demand
for breadstutfs continues good al Liverpool du
ring the early part of the week previous to tie
9Th, but prices declined at the close there
was a far demand The finer qualities Of fionr
being scarce. commanded full prices, but the
lower grades declined Cd to Is per bbl The
closing quotations are,
Western Canal Flour SIS 3os Cd, and Ohio
and similar brands 39s cd 40. Some extra
Ohio and Michigan sold as high as 42s. Corn
had advanced shade, and was in fair demand
at 4ls 42s Cd.
Lard had declined fully IS per cwt., and is
quoted at AS Pork was in fair demand at last
quotations. Beef was firm, and in active de-
mand.
New YORK, June "a pm.
The steamship Arabia from Liverpool on Sat
urday 9th ult., arrived at Halifax at an early
hour yesterday.
Slestria was hard pushed by the Russians al
latests accounts. Advices from Vienna say ne
gotatons looking to an admirable adjustment
of the present difficulties between Russia ant
Turkey have been again offered.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.-Messrs Brown, Ship
ley " Co, report a decline in cotton during the
week OF Is Sd Is 4d for ordinary middng
and lower grades, at the close speculative feel
ing was perceptible, but few holders pressing
the market Sales of week Al 900 bales, o
which spectators took 1000 and exporters s..
900. The following are the closing quotations
but they are merely nom: ~ O fair Old, mid
ding 6ld, upland far Gid, middng sd.
Observation-Disclosures IL CO. say in til,
early part of the week prices were good, but a
the close fell off; Is on sour quotations. for ives
tern flour 35s, al 42s.
Wheat-ln fair demand throughout, witt
slight decline from rates current l2s Cd for y
pounds for common. In early part of the weel
higher prices were paid and the advance for
lost though market remained firm, 40s cd VI
| white, 52s for mixed and elbow The follow
| ing quotations varying materially from the abov
are from the circular of Milgan u Lamprier
| first canal ass, Ohio les
| Corn-Whte and yellow Ais
Beef--Gordon 81 Co., report beef free and i
| fair demand
Pork-Very fair, with probability Of advance
| Lard De cined
London Markets Monev-lncreased strin
gency. Consuls closed at $50 So.
| Lard-Western is considerably lower Sale
in kegs at 50a54s.
The late advices from India have had a
unfavorable effect on the Manchester marke
and prices have considerably declined.
| Advices from Havre to May 26h, give n
change in cotton market during the week. \
D. at previous rates
New York, June Z.
The Attic reached her dock at o'clock.
1t is stated that the French army in Turke
will be augmented to 100000.
The protocol has been signed by the repr
sentative of powers, asserting their intentie
to maintain the integrity of Turkey.
Austria and Prussia demand the evacuatic
OF Turkish territory.
The Russians were enfeavoring to cut off a
communication between Varna and Silestria.
The Attic brings dates to the 2Sth, one da
later than the Arabia
The combined fleets were cruising before 81
bastopol.
The Greek Bishop had been arrested at Pest
as Russian emssary, and imprlsoned-in
portant papers found upon him.
Rebellion in Thessaly was gaining grour
1t was rumored tina, the Russians, beinr III
able to defend the seaboard of Circassa, ha
evacuated all their positions from Matoma
Amapa, burning all their own forts, after whit
they returned to Kentz.
The Circassians came down and took 1,50
prisoners.