The daily union., 1852-05-13
One Week Later from Europe.

HALIFAX. May lIth-Il. p. m.-The steamer Canada
has arrived bringing Liverpool dates 10 the st instant,
and so passengers.
On the 2Sth ut at o'clock. p. m, the steamer At
anc aground in dense fog inside the Salte about
mile from the Pero Aillenore She gotten of in
six hours. apparently unnjured, and poceededl 10 Liver
pool. where she arrived al on Thursday.
The Canada sailed at p m. on the same day, with
100 passengers The Canada passed the Africa al mid
night going into Liverpool She experienced head winds
during most OF the passage.
MARKETS.
The demand for cotton from all classes OF purchasers
has been active throughout the week. and the abundance
OF money. with the favorable advices from America.
has kept prices up The stock is 44 900 bales OF which
100000 bales are American. The imports OF tbs week
are 500 bales The sales OF the week 10000 bales
OF which specuators took $4,000 aod exporters 10000
24d mddnE do I3ld; fair Orleans sgd; middIing SID
fair Upands 5id mldding I'D; Fair Mobile 56i; mid
ding sd. Hollingshead's circular quotes less activity
among the trade than during the previous week but an
creased demand for speculation and export In the early
part OF the week the market not well supplied, ard
prices OF Orleans descriptions shade dearer Subse
queny the large arrivals caused less buoyaDcy and the
market closed firmly Friday at full rates. Specnlaors
operated chiefly on ordinary qualities The operations OF
the trade were confined mostly TO mddng and hne quail
ilies There had been large sales OF Egyptian at a. ad
vance. The sales OF American cotton on speculation
l4o0O bales, and for export 1900 bales The sales
Of cotton on Friday were 10000 bales one-haf on spec
ulaton. s
Breadsiutfs-The favorable weather has had very
depressing effect on the corn Market notwithstanding
little grain and the slight advance OF last week has been
lost McMakin quotes decline Of Id IN wheat and 3D.
in -four Oats and barley were lower Western canal
-four eos Ohio ais White corn 29s; yellow 30s The
imports OF the week 5633 quarters Of corn, lS,70o
bbls of flour, and 50, 900 bushels OF wheat
Provisions The recent impertaons OF bacon are not
yet in the market Beef in tieces was quoted at 5s.
los advance at which 1000 erces were sold Lard was
dull at ASS Cd, dealers awaiting fresh arrivals The i'm
ports Of the week 800 boxes bacon 2o5o terces
beef 1900 tierces and 1000 bbls. lard
Bark was unchanged. with small sales.
mon, and los for ine Nothing doing in tar and turpen
tine. Spirits oil turpentine 10 arrive, ASS Iallow is
dull and lower
Rice is in better demandsaes Of 100 tierces at IT'S
1885, Cd.
The stock market is steady but transactions are limited
parties awaiting the details Of the budget Money
nues steady at Il II per cent for bankers 60-day ac
cepances. United States securities firm American
eagles worth 15s. 4d per ounce Spanish stocks
excluded from the London board Of brokers, because
provision had been made to pay the overdue coupons
The bullion in the Bank OF England was EI9O65 IT'S
A favorable change OF wind has brought upwards Of
so vessels into Liverpool from the United States Great
reduction had been made the freight OF iron to New
York. II had been reduced 10 IS. Cd los Passenger
rates were down TO E3 SIS. q E3 los.
HAvRE, April 29.-The sales OF the week have been
$500 bales 100 to arrive The imports H. 500 bales
Stock 900 bales Of which $4,000 bales were American
Thirty ships. with $4,000 bales, expected in fort
night. Orleans sc a S4 francs.
The Crystal Palace is to be pulled down Immediately.
The budget oil the new ministry proposes new taxes.
The estimated surplus for the year is 100000.
Advcss from India state that another great battle had
been fought between the English and the natives.
Commercial advces dull, but cotton was active
and advancing.
From the Cape of Good Hope there the usual account
OF skirmishes and bush tights.