The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-07
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER EUROPA.
SeOfa Days later from Europe.

France and Rome-Ihe Hungarian contes-Cotfon de-
pressed-Condition of breadstufs, &c.
The royal mail steamer Europa arrived at Halifax on
Tuesday, at and the express with the reach
ed St Johns yesterday morning. The following
mary of her has been received by telegraph from
St. Johns She brings specie:
The steamer Cambria reached Liverpool ON the 2lst
ultimo.
consols have declined shade since the sailing OF the
Niagara. They are now quoted at 81 q OH.
The returns OF the Bank OF England exhibit decrease
of bullion
American stocks are brisk though United States SIS are
not quoted Pennsylvania SIS range from 10 10 81 New
York SIS &C.
The French have not entered Rome as was reported
The Emperor of Austria has gone to meet the Cz of
Russia at Warsaw.
Nothing important from Hungary
Canadian affairs have not yet been discussed in Parla
ment.
LIVERPOOL CorTos Market May 2s.-In the cotton
market for days after the sailing of the Niagara there
good demand for trade and export For American
descriptions, u prices have been paid since the receipt
of the Cambrias advces The stock, however, has &C
cumuated considerably; and the market is almost
gluted with fresh imports, which are freely offered,
prices, if anything, slightly depressed.
The weeks transactions ending yesterday were 4o,32o
bales of which SPECTATORS took bales. and export
5000 bales. The imports OF the week were very
large, being not less than 729 bales, of which l13463
American. The stock OF cotton at present in Liv-
erpoo is estimated ITO bales OF which 53l $3.50
American
Breadsuffs, both here and in LondoR have upon the
WHOLE been quiet ana STEADY during the past week. Inc
demand for Indian has improved, and further ad
has taken place. the of price being from $685.
for white up TO 36s for yellow; the latter now being
generally held at cd per quarter higher The demand for
flour is moderate but steady at 23s 23s Cd for western
canal, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Fine Ohio has been
sold at 25s per Dbl The selling price for American
white is Is ID for white, and 6s a 6s. I'D for red
The weather has been very fine and all that agricuu
rsts could desire. The young crops OF wheat and
are of most promising character
pRovIsroSs-1he market for lard has been steady
The weeks sales amount to $50 tons, at prices shade
higher than previous quotations Bacon has experienced
very heavy sales and may be quoted at u.s. Cd per cwt
lower than previous rates.
The operations very trfing at the reduction, and
the stock in importers hands accumuating. Hams are
in rather better demand the present low rates increasing
the demand from other quarters Considerable arrivals
of shoulders have caused the price to give wayquota
tons pos to 3Os per cw At this reduction very lin
| tied business has taken place.
Cheese-Fine is scarce with fair inquiry for white
ordinary is neglected In beef moderate business doing
at last quotations Eastern prime mess pork is taken
pretty freely at Sos CTS cd for fine QUALITIES western
nearly unsaeable. .
Carolina rice slightly improved. Naval stores are
quiet .,
men and prices tending downward