The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-12-09

NEW YORK, Dec. s, M-The Persia has ar
arrived with Liverpool dates to the 26th
ultimo
The steamer Nora Scotian arrived out on
the oath ultimo, and the ArQgo and Jason
on the 25th.
Tie Portland steamers are all henceforth
to call at Queenstown on their way.
Austria is reported to have raised another
difficulty regarding the European Congress,
and the invitations to the various powers
were in allegiance.
The Regency question is said to cause the
difficulty.
Lord Cowley is reported to have been
authorized by Napoleon to propose to Eng
land general and simultaneous disarm-
ament. The London journals treat the idea
as absurd. Lord Cowley was however, in
London.
The English army will be increased by
additional battaliOns, equivalent to l new
regiments.
The Paris Bourse was reported firm at
70 francs 2Oc.
The French journals have been instructed
to encourage the idea of a general disarna-
ment.
Italian affairs are unchanged.
The Sandman Government has issued
circular defending its course regarding the
Regency OF Central Italy.
Spain was chartering steamers and con-
tracing for stores in England, to prosecute
the war against Morocco.
Nothing decisive has yet occurred in Mo-
rocco
Austria grants full amnesty to all those
compromised in Italian affairs.
The Bombay mail of the 18th has been
telegraphed to London.
The reported death of Nena Sahib lacks
confirmation.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. 26.-Sales of cotton for
the week amount to 80, 600 bales including
$4,000 bales on speculation, and $500
for exports. The prices continue weak
and irregular, quotations barely maintained,
! LIVERPOOL, Nov. 25.-Hewetts circular
! says of breadstuffs: The market has been
dull this week, with rather a declining ten
dency, millers and bakers being pretty we'll
supplied for the present, and seem disinclined
/ TO do business to any extent at the recent
advance. From the Continental markets
accounts continue encouraging, prices being
very firm, while sales are making at con-
I siderable advance for early spring delivery.
We quote wheat per bushel of 40 lbs.
Western red al Is 8d07s 4d; white 7s(@
] Is Sd; southern red 7s(17s Cd; white Is I'D
/ (d,6s l0d Flour, per bbl, western canal 24s
/ M25s; New York and Ohio 25s027s; St.
Louis 27s(029s; Baltimore and Philadel-
phia 24s(G26S.
The provision market is mainly stocked
with unsaleaLle descriptions, and therefore,
the quotations below afford no reliable cri-
terion as to the value of really desirable
qualities of fresh supplies. Beef commands
very little attention; sales being small and
prices irregular, generally at about the fol-
,f,fss -.
India mess 95s(Gl2Os per tierce. Pork is
without change, first rate article would
bring readily something more than our out
side quotation at the same time the large
stock ofpoor quality on the market is being
reduced very slowly, even at the low prices
at which it is offered; say 50s(953s for I'M
packed; regular is wanted at 65s0s70 per
barrel. Bacon; the market is bare of good
qualities, and common is offered at irregular
prices. Lard continues in steady demand,
and good is firm at 56s(G57s, and choice ut
58@59 per cwt.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l2-The breadstuffS mar
ket has been dull since Tuesday. Richard
son, Spence il Co. report the market very
dull at Tuesdays decline, and quote flour at
23s(G2ss. Red wheat 9s6d@1Os2d white
9s6d@11s9d- Yellow corn 3ls@32s6d;
white 35sG38s.
Inc PROVISION HarheI CLOSES ulll. Deer
heavy, with little inquiry, and prices weak.
Pork dull but steady. Bacon quiet new
wanted. Lard firm at $50 59s6d. All
qualities of teas have declined, excepting
greens.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-Baring Brothers re-
port breadStuffs declining, and buyers de-
handing reduction. Sugar closed buoy
ant at Cd advance. Coffee firm. Tea de-
clined.
The money market is easy The bullion
in the Bank of England has increased 8125-
900. Consols closed at 96B@96l for
money.