The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-06-17
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NEW L DIRK, June 10.
The Canada arrived yesterday from Liver
pool, with dates to the lst The Victory
sailed the same day from Glasgow for Hall
fax and New York.
Cotton has advanced I'd fair Orleans is
quoted at rs; the weeks sales amount to
$4,000 bales, of which spectators took nearly
10000, and exporters less than 1000.
A better feeling existed in -four; 10 change
in prices The same may be said of wheat.
Corn dull prices Cd to Is lower
A heavy business doing in beef at full
prices. No improvements in pork prices
favor buyers A good demand exists for
Irish bacon. Shoulders are in good demand.
Hams are neglected. The large arrivals of
lard had checked sales; small transactions at
BIS to Bis Sd for fair quality; the price had
declined during the week from l TO Is per
cWt.
General dulIness had pervaded the market
for cotfeej Jamai3a had been sold at 54a68.-
The sales of foreign sugar during the week
have been extensive at full prices.
Olive oil was in fair demand. Sperm S5a
SIS. A moderate business in lnseed at 30s.
The money market continues steady, and
discounts were easily obtained at last weeks
rates. Consols closed on Wednesday at 95a
and each day since at OH. There was less
activity in the market for American securi-
ties. but prices were unchanged, except for
y. S 6's 1862.
Brown, Shipley & Co., give the following
report, since the sailing of the Atlantic:
LIVERPOOL, May 81.
The speculative excitement in the cotton
market is on the increase, with sales of Co.
$40 bales. Indian corn is again Cd lower, but
rather more doing to-day at this price. In
other respects the marNet is very dull, and
speculation Is quite SUSPENDED.
LONDON, May 81.
NIIers buy with caution, and Mondays
quotations could not be obtained for wheat
Flour inactive but 10 lower.
/ The new House of Parliament was occu-
pied by the House OF Commons on Wednes-
day. Lord John Russell has obtained leave
to introduce IA bill which was rejected by the
House of Lords ut the last session. to enable
Baron RothscIild to take his seat for the city
Of London.
An address to her Majesty, by Lord Ash
! ley, has been carried, asking that measures
be taken to stop all post office labor on the
Sabbath throuE bout the kingdom. The all
dress met with unavailing opposition from the
/ Cabinet.
| Profound silence is observed by the minis
try Oh all foreign affairs, and busy negotia-
tons are going on between = e French Cab
4 met end Downing street The dead pause
in the quarrel is only broken by rumor that
General La6tte will return tomorrow.
The Russian Ambassador has been recall
ed from st. James. Meanwhile public opiu-
ion is, that both England and France seem to
have summed up a controversy, deciding that
there is a secret cause behird the alleged one
in the dispute. and while it may be insisted
on that Lafitte was too hasty, Lord Palmer
ston'S position WILL it is believed, in the end
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ton after all, was done in seli-defence.
The decision in Archer Court in Graham S
case has been postponed until the 10th of
June.
FRANCE.
/ The speakers in the continued debate on
/ the Electoral bill. have been Lamartine.
/ Theirs, jules, Farris, Grevy, Leon, and
Fouchon. All amendments moved have been
defeated ana the second articles carried by
an immense majority.
The funds were going up as the mountain
/ party went down.
The debate on the new electoral law caus-
ed much excitement, and after Wednesdays
debate closed, two Of the members had u per
sonaI rencontre with pistols without any ia
tai result. 1t is a remarkable fact that one
/ o. the parties in the duels is distinguished
member Of the peace society.
Very little credit was attached to the re-
! port of the withdrawal of the Russian envoy
! from the court of st. James. In relation to
/ this aft ir the London Morning Chronicle
/ says. however, that Baron Brundow will
leave London if the reply of Lord Palmer
ston to Russia be not satisfactory.
ITALY.
Rome was tranquil on the I'd nf May, hut
the people were greatly enraged on learning
that in the ALLEGATION delivered by the Pope
on the day previous no mention of 'momenta-
ry reform had been made
PITTsBURGH June 13
The river fell one inch last night Wealth
er hot. Business dull.