Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-14

r. Africa arrived 4 10 o'clock with
Liverpool da:es 70 june -.
Richsrisoa, sPeOcsr = Co.,ysposts = fsl-
lows:
Livespe Of, June ia
~ hare 10 report this week very hessy
arrivals % breadstu6S.
The weather during the past eight days |
has been remarksbly fine and warn, and
this together with the large supply above
noted bas kept our market quiet.
Breadstufs-To day there was but little
doing in any article.
Wheat was In small request and although
holders were unwilling TO grant any con.
c@ssion, W find retail sales made ere 2da
% ~ bushel under our last qsOtatiOns-
Flcus-Better qualities in some enquiry.
Sales 10 mo6eiaie extent 1t reduction OF
81 % 10 per 10 Dbl
C0rn-Very dull and receded l5d 10 Is ID
per quarter, beng offered at b. to 3is.i
yellow, 2Ss I'D per quarter.
We do not offer our quotations for wheat
which are nominally-rtd los I'd; white
los 81 TO los Id.
Ohio Aour 35s 81 ~ 3s.; western 800 10
| 33s. ;.
B-ef Is very dull and is entirely confined
| 10 . few retail sales.
Continues exceedingly slow and
| in order TO effect sales lower rates would
| have 10 be taken.
Lard-Still very scarce and the demand
continuias-picc advanced SIC per cwt.
The Africa left Liverpool on the AFTER
noon Of the 2sth Of June. The steamer
Fashion was ts!egrsphed of Southampton
the morning the Africa sailed.
Money easy Bank has reduced disc cunt
to ! IL per cent. American stocks active,
In House Of Commons, on Friday even.
ing, Mr.. Moore endeavored to get . night
fixed FOR The discussion Of his motion or
American Affairs, but Palmerston declined
I. assume any responsibility either direc
or indirect in the 10 ter, as he believed II
the present state of relations between thu
two countries, il would not conduce 10 set
tie the point in dispute TO discuss the poin
in hat House.
Mr.. Moore complained OF the ansatisfae.
tory nature Of this reply, and insisted Of
the right and duty Of the House to pro
J nounce On q Union upon the matter in ques
toa.
The papers contain 10 letters fror
tho Earl Of Clarendon-one upon th
enlistment question, the ether upon sh
Central American question.
Clarendon expresses his satisfaction
that Nj. Dsllas 10 authorized to neg0ti
. ate upon the Central American question
and states that be is prepared to ente
IN the negotiation which be insists vi
- conducted in that spirit Of cordial
!. ~ AMI .frankness which dedicated BY I'll
. true Interest Of Great Britain and ii
United States.
Correspondence between Denmark On
! Great Britain and the United States,
) the sound dues, has been presented
]. Psrliament.
= Another battalion Of ria.m ha,
4 been ordered t, Cnsaia.
d Disturbances are renewed in Spai
. and Vslenis.
Il Some excite msut hss been created
. Lonuon by an incident which oconrre
4 to Mr.. Dal!Ias at the Queens Levee.
Mr. Dallas and friend went 70 Il
q levee. The lstter's costume vas not in Q
= cordance with the regulation. Bo
= gentlemen returned to the embassy.
!. Out of this Incident the Londt
( Times concocted an exciting story, Il
>. other papers following its lead. !
10 Dallas for two days labored under &
d imputation Of having put Q studied a
" front upon the Queen.
y Advices from China state thst {
). rebels were within 50 miles Of Shangt
"a Latest Markets, Liverpool, June 2
= 2.l:2.P. NJ. Richardson 4 Co.rerort
Il ues brilliant, market quiet. little
qu'rv for any article. Provisio
without change.