The southern press., 1851-04-11
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GRAPHIC.
photographed for the Southern Press
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER AFRICA
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Adpance in Cotton, Breadsiufs, and Provisions.
New York, April 1910 m.
The steamship Africa, from Liverpool, bring
ing seven days later intelligence from all paris
of Europe, arrived this morning.
ENGLAND.
The Ecclesiastical Titles bill has been ordered
to its second reading in the House Of Commons,
by vote Of 43S to 95.
The government has received information that
numerous socialist agents are traversing the
country, circulating manifestos of Ledru Rollin
and Mazzini, organizing secret societies under
the title of phanthropic associations, and estab-
fishing socialist journals.
A hurricane visited the city of Lyons on the
22d, by which many buildings were damaged.
AUSTRIA.
Accounts from Austria state that an arrange
ment had been made with Prussia on the Ger
man question Austria will preside at the Diet,
and the two powers will share the Presidency
between them.
Account from Turin state that the royal ratifi
cation had been given to the commercial tready
with England The Austrian troops on the
Papal dominions have received considerable rein
forcement
SWITZERLAND.
The Swis Journals of the 25th give but few
additional particulars of the Friburg affair.
GREECE.
Accounts from Athens inform us that the
treaty with the Austrian Loyds had been rati-
fled by the diet.
The city of Sivissi, in the Island of Rhodes,
has been destroyed by an earthquake.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March 28th.-CoTToN-Th ar
rival of the Cambria, on the eve of the departure
Of the Baltic, with accounts considered by hold
ers conhrmatory of the short crop estimates,
created considerable buoyancy in the cotton
market prices advancing fully Id per h., with
sales for the day reaching 10000 bales. The ar
rival of the Europa, however, subsequently, with
accounts ofan increase, rather than dimnution
in the receipts of cotton at American ports,
somewhat depressed our Market and though the
sales of the week amounted to 47,7O0 bales. with
l4,36O bales to spectators, and $3.50 bales to
exporters, yet an increased desire to realize has
b. e. apparent, AMI prices have again rsceded ID
per h., the market closing steadily but quietly
at an improvement of I'd. per 10. on last weeks
quotations. Sales to-day of 1000 bales prn-
cipally TO the trade.
The quotations are Fair Orleans II mid
ding fair Orleans H. Mobile II; Upland
"a; middiing ~, IT. Tad. per h.. inferior and
ordinary 81 II 6 7, a6Id
BREADsTUFFs. We have experienced rather
more steadiness in our Corn market In conse-
quence Of a temporary suspension Of heavy
shipments of Grain and Flour from the cont
nent, and prices of Wheat and Corn have slightly
advanced-the former being qnoted mt 5s Cd a
Is I0d for red and 6s 6s Sd per TO los for
white. Corn is quoted at 3Os for mixed, 3ls for
yellow, and 32s per quarter for white.
FIoUR--Flour is in moderate demand at ] o.
2ls per bbl. for Western Canal Canada and
Ohio 2Os Cd 2ls Cd; Baltimore and Pbiladel-
phia 22s a 22s Cd Sour, lbs 81 l9s per bbl.
Indian Corn Meal Ids Sd pr Dbl.
-BEEF.-There has been rather
less inquiry for beef, dealers having generally
got supply, but prices are firm at previous
rates.
tions in pork have been limited prices remain
ing as before.
Bacon is much wanted and a further advance
of s. has been made, and the next arrivals are
anxiously looked for
Hlms and Shoulders are in good request
Lard is scarce, and prices have advanced Is r
L.. Cd.
The stock of cheese is very low, and the mar
ket presents no feature of interest
Tallow is not so active as last week.
Butter is lower-prices qnoted at Is Cd. per
cwt, at which rate it is difficult to effect sales.
NAvAL SToREs.-The sales Of resin for the
week are 900 bbls at 3s a 3s. I'D for common,
up to rs. Cd. per cwt for fine qualities. In tur-
pentine there is nothing doing.
MONEY MARKETS. Consols are steady at 96t.
Exchange bills lower. American stocks have
improved.