The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-04-14
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
New York, April {


New YoRK, April g.
The steamer Europa arrived at four o'clock
this afternoon. She brings Liverpool dates
to the 25th. oil.
Cotton dull at t@4 decline. The sales Of
the week were $4,000 bales. Flour, 2s Corn,
unsaleable at 39s. Provisions active.
The Sarah Sands arrived out on the morn
ing of the oath.
The Cars reply had not been received,
and affairs remain unchanged. The fear OF
war produces dullness in all the markets.
The export of gold was not quite SO heavy
The bank rate of interest is unchanged.
The london Globe states that Russia con-
sents to recognise the neutrality Of Sweden,
and that the Prussian people are earnestly
petitioning the government to join the Wes-
tern powers. The government hangs back,
and Austria seems to act in concert with the
Western powers, but not yet in any decided
or definite manner. t.g.' ... '..
From Omer's camp, on the Danube, there
had been nothing ..s F"... u
An English and French frigate have gone
to destroy the Russian stockade at the mouth
Of the Danube. % .... 90. O. .aa-..
From the Baltic, or Black Sea fleets, or
from Asia, there was nothing of interest
The Czar's written refusal had not come to
hand. 1t was supposed he would not send a
categorical reply but would accept Of war, if
offered.
The Greek revolution yet lives, but very
languidly. The export of grain is prohibited
from the Ionan Islands.
The Cunard steamer Teneriffs will sail fer
Malta, with part Of regiment for Malta.
LrvERPooL, March "a.
Cotton-Tho dullness continued with una
bated concessions to purchasers During
the week it had raised from to Id, sand ac-
cording to the necessities or view of holders.
Good ordinary to middling being abundant
are proportionately cheapest, fair being in
both limited supply and demand, the quota
tons of that quality are not fair criterion of
the market. Dennston quotes fair Orleans
gid; m;ddling 81 fair Mobiles Gid; middlng
51d, fair Uplands St; middling 81; or ordi-
nary quoted at 81 to I'D. The stock on hand
is $50 900 bales. ss3t.c.a r.g
Breadstuffs. .---the market is characterised
by a pressure to sell. Wheat had declined
Sd; neglected. Flour, a moderate consump-
tive demand, but not sufficient to relieve sell
lsrs; declined 2s. Corn unsaleable at 39s ex-
ship. The quotations Of -four vary, but the
average would show 33s Cd for Western Ca
nal; Ohio 35s; Baltimore and Philadelphia
2As White Wheat los Cd; red and mixed
los. .. - ..1 ..- g....4r !
Provisions.--Gardiner quotes beef as very
firm Pork firm. Bacon dull. 17Jass4 sal .;s
Money active; consols declined, closing at
Ssl. In American securities the market du-
ring the week, was in state Of suspense. =.
There were but few transactions. Ia. '.r. az
London Markets.-The dullness in foreign
and colonial produce continues. Barring re-
ports Sugar, Coffee, Tea and Cotton rather
eaper,--Breadstuff dull, Russian pro-
duce continued to advance rapidly. There
was no change in Iron. '... a.. !.
'. HAvRE, March 22d.
Cotton the prices had advanced franc on
tho receipts Of the Balticl advices. The
weeks sales were 5000 bales; the stock on
hand is 1000 bales. Rice heavy. .a
PARIS, Friday evening. National
Loan subscriptions, it is said, now reach 4OO,-
100000 francs. Every description of sscur-
tics foil to-day. .t "a ...
A collision took place in the English chan
mol between the American ship Anne KEN
Die and the bark Bonnetta of Liverpool. The |
after was sunk, and eleven lives, lost. The
Anna Kemble was considerably damaged.