Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-01
Sunday Evening Dispatches.
Four Bays Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.


NEW YoRK, March 31.-The steamer
Africa, from Liverpool on the 10th, via
Queenstown on the nth, arrived this morn
ing, bringing Ell, 900 in specie.
The Sd1onid arrived out on the 14th.
The London Times asks where the Con-
federate States are 10 negotiate the proposed
loan, seeing that one-ftth of their popula-
ton is pledged to reputation, and says that
President Davis is the mar who laughed at
the dupes in the Mississippi bonds reduc-
tion.
The discount rates Of the Bank of France
produced good effect or the money market.
FTdnee.-Rente5 advanced to 68f30c.
The Italian Chambers of Deputies unani-
mously approve the assumption Of the title
of Kingdom Of Italy.
Warsaw is apparently tranquil, but late
advices say the excitement is undated.
The Polish deputation said they accepted
the Emperors rescript, but are far from sat
isfed.
--latest via Queenstewn.1
The Duchess of Kent died on Saturday,
the 2lst inst.
The Paris Conference agreed to extend
the occupation of Syria by France till the
9th of June. The French Corps Legisiatiff
adopted the first ten paragraphs of the ad-
dress.
Liverpool March 16.-Cotton-From vari-
GUS causes the market is dull. In the early
part of the week prices we're irregular, with a
slight decline on American, until the arrival
of the kangaroo, which impaired a firmer
tone, and prices have recovered the decline,
and close with frmness at the quotations of
last Friday sales of the week, SO, 100 bales
1910 on speculation, and LAO on export.
Friday sales were about $4,000 bales; 5000
of which were for speculation and export,
market closing firm. The authorized quota
ions are:
Fair Orleans 7Ad., middling I'd; fair Mo-
bile I'D, middling cid; fair UpIands
72%sd smiddling 6 IL. led. Messrs. Hewett &
Co. say tie market has not only recovered
the decline, but closed very firm at full quo
~tatiops, with an advancing tendency. They
draw attention to the continued unfavorable
aspect of the consumption, but say it is ac-
counted for by the fact that the spinners
have for some time purchased very sparingly,
and are believed to have run the stock down
to a low point.
The trade at Manchester has improved.
Breadstufts-The various circulars report
Corn generally firm. Flour quiet at former
rates, 2S@3ls. Wheat-Moderate business
doing at iull prices: red lis. Sd Obs, and
white l2s. Sd @l4s. Cd. Corn in fair request,
in some cases a shade dearer: mixed 37@37s.
Cd, yellow 39@38s. Cd, and white 38@39s.
PTovisions-Beef in moderate demand at
low rates. Pork quiet; no American offer
ing. Bacon quiet, but with an improving
tendency and a speculative inquiry at a
slight reduction from the current rates.
Lard declined, but at the reduction more
business has been done; rates range at SIS.
@54s. Sugar quiet; prices favor the buy
ers. Coffee market firm, no sales.
London Mdrket-Baring Brothers report
English Wheat Is. dearer for good. Foreign
in good demand at full rates; white Ameri-
can 63s. @67s, and red 59s.@6Os. Sugar
quiet prices barely maintained. Spirits of
Turpentine 3Gs. Coffee quiet.
Liverpool March l7.-Sales of cotton
yesterday 25, 900 bales. Hewett & Co. report
the market fully I'D. higher. Consols closed
at 92@e2H for Money, and 92h@92% for
Account.