The republic., 1851-04-11
ARRIvAL OF srxAMER AFRICA.

seven days Later from Europe.
Adsaacs !. Cotton, BrsadstuGs and Provisio''s.
Nsw YoRK, April 1910 a.. m.-Ths steamshiT
Africa, from Liverpool, bringing seven days latci
intelligence from all parts OF Europe, arrived thu
morning.
The Ecclesiastical Titles bill has been ordered t<
its second reading in the House. ,Of Commons ny
vote Of s38 10 95.
France.
The government has received information thai
numerous Socialist agents are traversing tho coun
try, circulating manfestos Of Ledru Koliin and
Mazzna, organizing secret societies under the utis
OF PhilanthrOpic Associations, and establishing 80
hurricane visited the city of Lyons on the 22d
| by which many buildings were damaged.
| Austria.
| Accounts from Austria state than an arrange
ment had been made with Prussia on the German n
question. Austria will preside at the Diet, and the
two powers will share the Presidency between
them.
Accounts from Turin state that the royal ratifi-
cation had been given 10 the commercial treaty
with England. The Austrian troops on the Papal
dominions have received considerable reinforce
ment.
ssvitxsrland.
The Swiss journals Of the 26th give but few add-
tional particulars Of the Friburg affair
Greece.
Accounts from Athens inform US that the treaty
with the Austrian Lloyds has been ratified by the
Diet.
The city Of Sivissi, in the Island of Rhodes, has
been destroyed by an earthquake.
Markets.
LIvxRPooL, March 2s.- Cotton.-The arrival Of
the Cambria, the eve Of the departure Of the Bal
tory Of the short crop estmates, created consdsra
BILE buoyancy in the cotton market, prices advanc.
ing fully ID per h. with sales for the day reaching
$4,000 bales. The arrival OF the Europe, however,
auh ~ luta of iurra ther
than diminuti0n in the receipts Of cotton at Ame
rican ports, somewhat depressed our market, and,
though the sales Of the week amounted to Al 700
bales. with ID 800 bales TO speculators. and $3.50
bales to exporters, yet increased desire TO real
ixe has been apparent and prices have again
ceded id. per h., the market closing steadily but
quietly at an improvement OF 3D. per ID ON the last
week. quotations. Sales TO day of 900 bales prin
cipally to the trade.
The quotations are Fair Orleans II; middling
fair Orleans "a; Mobile ~; Upland az; middling
%, I'D per h.; inferior and ordinary 81 l-6,
Breadstv6s.-we have experienced rather more
stcadiness In our corn market, in consequence Of
temporary suspension Of heavy shipments of grain
and Hour from the continent. and prices Of wheat
and corn have slightly advanced-the former being
quoted at g.. Sd. 10. l0d. for red, and s.. &c. 3d.
per 10 lbs. for white. Corn s quoted at 30s. for
mixed, Bis. for yellow, and s2s per quarter for
white.
Flour. Flour 10 in moderate demand at l9s. a
2ls. per bbl for Western Canal; Canada and Ohio
2us 0d. 2is. 3D.; Baltimore and Phiadelphla Us.
. 22s. 3D.; sour, l8s. Cd. q l9s. per bbl Indian
corpmcal Ids. Cd. per Dbl.
Prouisions.- There has been rather less
inquiry for beef, dealers having generally got a
supply, but prices are firm at previous rates.
Pork-For want Of an assortment, transactions
in pork have been limited, prices remaining as
before.
Bacon il much wanted. and further advance Of
10. has been made, and the next arrivals are anx-
iously looked for.
Hams and shoulders are in good request.
Is. Cd.
The stock of choose is very low, and the market
presents no feature Of interest.
Tallow il not 30 active az last week.
Butter 10 lower-prices quoted at 4s. 3D. per cwt.,
at which rate Il IL difficult 70 effect sales.
NauGI Stores.-The sales OF rosin for the week
are 900 bbls at Be-. Sd. 30. Id. for common, up
to 7s Cd. per cwt. for fine qualities. In turpentine
there is nothing doing
Money Markst.-Consols are steady at 96.. Ex-
change bills lower. American stocks have im-
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