The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-08-27
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Three Days Later frsm Europe!
THE ATLANTIC CABLEBROKEN
Advance in is.---LiverpooI
Markets.
&C., DC, Sc.

HALIFAX, Aug. 26-M.
The steamship America, Capt. Long, from
Liverpool, with dates to Saturday, the 10Th
INST, arrived this morning. The advIces are
three days later than previously received,
and contain important intelligence relative
to the Submarine Telegraph Cable, affairs
in India, dc. The Atlantic Telegraph Cable
parted when $50 miles from the Irish shore,
on the 18th inst, and the vessels comprising
the fleet were returning to England. The
Directors of the Telegraph Co., were still
sanguine of ultimate success, and a confer
ence was held ut London on Saturday, the
18th, to determine whether to again proceed
with the laying of the Cable, or to postpone
further action until next summer.
Telegraphic adv.ces from the Indian mail,
announce that Delhi had not fallen up to the
18th of June. Further nutines have occurred
in the Bengal army, which is considered de-
funct. The Bombay and Madras armies re-
main loyal.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. Il.
Sales of Cotton for the week. 50 900, Includ-
ing $500 to spectators, and $500 to exporters.
The market has been generally unchanged,
and closed firm at former quotations. The
stock of American cotton in port is $4,000
bales. Manchester advIceS favorable. The
weather has been unfavorable for crops, and
Wheat generally closed with an advancing
tendency for all qualities. Flour has i'm
proved. Corn declining, and all qualities
lower. Provisions quiet.
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug. IA.
Consols, sO%@9OH.
MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, August 10.
Barring &c Co.'s circular reports the money
market generally without change.
The Indian news was considered favorable
and the East India Company had raised the
rate fbills, owing to reported Hoods III the
interior.
The London Times reports more huoyancy
in the stock exchange than had been Tor
many weeks previous. Consols ut 9O5soI
9J$I 1or money and 9OT@9l tor account
AMERICAN securities were inactive.
COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August Is.
The circular reported the Liverpool cotton
market generally without change, closing at
former quotations. Sales during the week
had been nearly 10000 bales, including 1000
bales to spectators and exporters. The estI-
mated sales on Saturday were 1000 bales.
BREADsTUFF MARKET.
The weather has been unfavorable for
crops. There is an advance reported in wheat
and flour although corn has suffered de-
| cine. Richardson. spencer 70. Circular
| reports breadstutfs closed with an advancing
tendency owing to heavy rains which had
recently prevailed. Flour was cd higher
Wheat 2d@3d advance with "a firm market
| The advance in wheat was chiefly ON fine
| qualities. Corn dull at a slight decline on al
| qualities. Other circulars also report Western
/ Canal flour Sos 6d@3ls. Ohio SIS Cd. Sou
thern 30s 6d@3ls cd. Wheat-red 9s 1d@9s
| Cd, white IS 3d@l6s. Corn-mixed 36s 6d@
SIS. white ass sd, yellow SIS 6d@37s. Bread
stuffs market continued dull.
PROVISION MARKET.
| LIVERPOOL, August 10.
Circulars report the market generally quiet
| Bacon, steady and quiet. Beet and Porl
/ quiet. Lard firm but quiet ut Ills. Tallow
there was a large speculative enquiry and al
! qualities had considerably advanced. Sugar
dull and Id lower. Rice buoyant ut As tol
common. Spirits of turpentine heavy anC
| lower SOS Cd.
| LONDON MARKET.
LONDON, August Is.
Wheat closed with an advancing tendency
Flour quiet. Coffee steady. Lard sUeady u
70s. Sugar heavy and 2@3d lowor. Ry
firm. Linseed Gil declined 10 3Ss. Talloy
excited and advanced in price, quoted at Gle
Cos. Turpentine spirits dull. Mancheste
market advices favorable. Goods We're SLOW
of sale but prices unaltered.