Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-03
BY TELEGRAPH.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.

LIVERPOOL September ELECTION closes
firm, with small sales.
Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Flour firm
at 2s@30s. Wheat quiet and steady: sales
of red Western at los. 6d.012s; red Southern
at 12@l2s. cd; white Western at l2s. ado
1875; white Southern at l3C0l3s. Cd. Corn
firm: mixed 30@3ls; yellow 3l@3ls. 3d.;
white 34@36s.
Provisions dull. Beef quiet. Pork active.
Bacon fat. Sugar firm. Coffee firm.
Lendon Mdrkets-Wheat has an upward
tendency: quoted 55@66s. Flour 27@30s.
Iron quiet and very dull.
Sugar firm and advanced Sd.
Tea irregular: common OonRou ll@ll%.
Coffee active and advanced 2s.
Rice frmer and advanced 3@6d.
Tallow quiet at 47s.
Saturday at 93H093%, money. The bank
rate has been reduced to 81 per cent.
The market for American Securities frmer,
but quiet. Illinois Central Shares, 39(a3SX
discount: Erie Shares, 23@23K.
--latest by telegraph ria Queenstown.l
Liverpool, September 22.-Sales of Cotton
Saturday yesterday 10000 bales. Market
firm, with an advance of I'D. per lb. on the
week. Sales to SPECTATORS and exporters
we're 10000 bales. 1t is reported sales yes
terday reached 62, 900 bales, including 25, 900
DaleS SuraJ 10 arrive.
Breadstuffs continue quiet and steady, with
exception of mixed Corn, which is slightly
easier.
London, September 2l.-Consols closed to-
day at 9315@935s for Money.
The latest sales Of American Stocks were
Erie 23@23A.
Rdvre.-Sales ofCotton for the week 30, SOC
bales. Orleans tres ordinairs 1901; do. bas
1857 Market closes firm with an advance oi
S@lOf. Stock in port amounts to 224, 900
bales.
Paris, September 2l.-Bourse closed firm at
69f 3Oc.
Among the passengers on board the NJ.
Ggdrd is Prince Alfred who was the guest of
the Mayor of Liverpool the day previous to
the sailing of the Niagara, in which city the
young Prince was received with great atten-
tons by the people.
1t is supposed that repairs on the Grea
Eastern will be speedily commenced. The
night preceding her anchorage she was
obliged to put off from the coast owing to
the prevalence of heavy southern gale.
Great praise is accorded to an American
named Hamilton, of Boston, Mass, by whom
the temporary steering gear was arranged
without which the big ship would have been
unmanagesble, and, doubtless, would have
become a complete wreck.
The assertions that Garibaldi soon intends
TO embark for America, where he will eSpousC
the cause of the Government, continue to bt
made and contradicted. The latest tele
graphic dispatch from Turin announces thai
he has abandoned all intention of leaving fol
| America for the present.
The iron plated frigste Warrior made her
| first trip to sea on the 10th, proceeding from
| the Thames to Portsmouth. Her perform
ance was highly favorable.
A letter from Paris says several superio
and subaltern French artillery officers hav,
been offered great advantages if they viii
serve in the Federal army, with salaries a
high as twenty thousand francs guaranteed
for several years to come.
Notwithstanding all previous denials, tn
Turin papers of the 29th positively asser
that Gsribaldi would not go to America, bu
Turin telegram says this was positivel
denied.
1t is reported that the Spanish expedition
against Mexico is being organized at Havans
Five thousand infantry will embark early il
October for Vera Cruz, thence march to tn
City of Mexico.
A decision of Marshal O'Dopnell is pub
lished in the Madrid Gazette, to the Captain
General of Porto Rico, declaring the princi
pie that the slave who has touched the so
of Spain must be considered emancipatet
even without the consent of the owner.