The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-22 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

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The British steamer Hope has been sold to the
Portuguese African Steam Company. Her crew
has returned in the Sultan.

AMERICA.

QUEENSTOWN, June 21.

The screw-steamer Palestine arrived here this
morning, from Quebec on the 9th, landed all
mails, consisting of sixteen bags, and proceeded
again for Liverpool.

The Africa arrived out at New York on the
Bth, and Prince Albert, at St. John's, on the sth.
The Palestine brings no political news of

importance.

NEW YORK, June 7.

Flour receipts, 17,863 brls.; sales, 15,000 brls.
State and Western steady. Wheat : rather more
doing for export ; superfine State, $5 15c to
$5 20c ; extra State, $5 30c to $5 40c. Round
Hoop Ohio, $5 80c to $5 90c; superfine Western,
$5O 20c to $5 25c ; common to good extra
Western, $5 30c to $5 60c. Southern dull ; sales,
700 brls. at $5 75c to $6 20 for mixed to good,
and $6 55c to $7 75c for fancy and extra.
Canadian steady, with a fair export demand ;
sales, 35,000 bushels at $1 25c for Chicago spring,
and $1 30e to $1 31Ic for Milwaukie Club.
Corn firm, but active ; sales, 80,000 bushels
mixed was sold at 63c to 64c for sound shipping
and 62c to 63c for Eastern; yellow Eastern, 67c
Oats dull.; Southern and Jersey, 38c to 40e ;
Northern and Western, 40c to 421 c. Pork dull ;
sales small; Mess, $l7 45c for old, $l7 93c to
$lB for new prime, $l2 5.00 for old, and $l3 50c
for new. Lard firm; sales small, at 111 c to 11:1c
per baud.

Stocks are dull, but rather better. The money
market is flood9d, and rates heavy at 4 to 41 per
cent. on call, and 6 on short first-class paper.
Sterling Exchange dull, at 109 a to 103;.

NEW YORK, June 6.
The sales of canon yesterday reached about
3,000 bales, part in transit. The market for
middling is unchanged, while the lower qualities
were heavy and dull. The receipts at the ports,
since the Ist of September last, have reached
4,383,000 bales, against 3,597,000 in i 839, and

2,923,000 in 1858. The experts have reached
3,517,000 bales, against ?,,614,0013 in 1859, and
2,156,000 in 1858, The stuck on hand amounted
to 384,00 A bales, against 361,000 in 1859, and
456,0010 in 1858.

MONTREAL (via Father Point), June 9.
Flour inactive, but firm. Wheat inquired for.
Sales of corn, 12,000 bushels. Freights easier.
Grain, Os 6d; flour, 3s 6d to 4s, to the Clyde.
The weather continues Ihvourable for the
crops. The accounts from the western provinces
are highly satisfactory.

The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphi
s.s. Glasgow arrived this afternoon, with New
York dates to the 9th instant, and $414,000 in
specie. The Glasgow spoke the s.s. Harmonia
on the 13th, bound westward.
The Mexican news is to the 30th ultimo. The
Diplomatic corps had suspended all relations
with Miramon, IViiramon himself was near
Quitany, surrounded by Uraga's troops, without
prospect of escape. There was a rumour that his
vanguard had been overthrown. In case of the
Mexican treaty, Incallus would retl rn horn:).

OUTWARD MAILS,
LONDONDERRY, June 2

QUEENSTOWN, June 2

SICILY.

CAGLIARI, June 20.

FRANCE•
PARIS, June 20,

SYRIA.

MARSEILLES, June 20

Messrs. Taker and Co., bankers for city of M 3 :de°,
had failed. Much distress the oug lout the coun
try. The late French Minister had lost all he
possessed. Their liabilities are stated at
$4,000,000, and their assets at $7,000,000. They
ask an extension of five years.
Havann4 advises mention the capture of
another slaver with 400 negroes on board, making
a total number of over 2,000 at Key West. In
the Senate a bill to carry into effect treaties with
Japan, Siam, China, and other eastern nations
was passed. General Walker and a number of
officers have started for Central America.

NEW YORK, June B.—The stock markets
closed dull yesterday afternoon. Railway
shares and Pacific mails, steady. Money
and Exchange ; No change in rates. A
very limited demand prevailed for cotton, at
former figures. Flour in moderate request, at
about previous quotations. Millwaukie Club
wheat was actively sought after, at full prices.
Corn advanced a shade, having been less abundant.
Provisions were quiet ; as were likewise fish,
fruit, foreign liquors, metals, oils, tallow, teas,
hemp, and seeds. Sugar: Molasses were in good
demand. A livelier business was reported in
Spanish tobacco. Whisky was depressed and
lower. The freight engagements were limited.
MOBILE, 6th.—Cotton sales to-day 1,5000 bales,
at 10Ic for middling. Market dull and
tending downwards, Sales of three days, 3,000
bales ; receipts for three days, 1,800 bales. The
rest of the markets unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS, 7th June.—Cotton sales to-day
1,500 bales. Quotations are nominal. Sugars
firm, at 71c to 8c for fair. Flow JAB, %5 75c to
$5 81c for superfine. Provisions quiet but steady.
The rest of the markets unchanged.

The Montreal serew-steamer Anglo-Saxon
arrived at Mouville at 6 a.m., and sailed for
Quebec this evening, after receiving on board
mails, passengers, and latest telegrams.

The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
steam-ship Edinburgh arrived here this afternoon,
and embarked twenty passengers ; after which
she proceeded for New York at five p.m. All well!

Mr. Selfe the magistrate of the Thames Police-
court, continues to receive fresh communications
of the fraudulent Annuity Society. A printed
form of prayer, to be used at the ordinary meetings
of the United Kingdom Annuity Society, was
exhibited by one of them yesterday.
The Paris flour market declined lf. yesterday,
notwithstanding the continuance of unfavourable
weather. News of a fall is reported from several
other French markets.

The following appeared in our later editions of
yesterday :

Colonel Medici, with 3,000 volunteers, has
arrived at Palermo. Considerable forces will
leave to-morrow for Messina. Important deser-
tions from the Neapolitan army have taken place.

Marshal Valliant has arrived.
The state of Prince Jerome's health is such as

to cause anxiety. .
The Opinions Nationale has received a second
avertissement for the publication of Victor
Hugo's speech. The motive given is, that this
article contains expressions with repo, to Nea-
politan affairs constituting a general violent
appeal to revolutionary passions.

According to advices received here from Syria
thirty-six villages had been burnt on Mount
Lebanon. The Turkish Governor had sent
some forces to Derelkamor in order to put a stop
to the attacks of the Druses on that locality. At
Sadi, however, the Turkish soldiers are said to