Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-09
FOREEGM NEWS.

! DANO1 hOUk1 mhECA o 1.oO Z Ne
The steamship Cuba from Liverpool
25th, and Queenstown, 26th mas arrived
Her dates are three days later.
The Arnsy and Nary Gazette says tina
the Confederate Government have counter
manded large orders for torpedoes.
The London Times says The Peace
Conference makes it more evident than eV.
er that neutrality is the only policy fol
England.
It is asserted that France has given the
American Government the assurance that
Mexican territory has been ceded.
The bullion in the bank Of England has
increased $4,000 pounds.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, February 25.-The cotton
sales of the week were $4,000 bales
including 1000 and $500 bales TO export
ers.
The market is dull at decline of Ia
id on American, closing firm New Or
leans middling 293d, upland midding
28ad, fair upland aid. Sales on Friday,
zoo bales. Market closing steady. Stock
in port $4,000, including $1,000 Ameri-
can.
M6uCEt@kCE luhLhot AAInS4s
Bresdstuffs dull.
Provisions steady.
LATEST COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 25.-E -Evening.-Cotte
sales to-day, $4,000 bales, including 4,000
10 speculators and exporters. Market clos
ed frner, with trihing advance.
Breadstufs inactive.
Provisions quiet and steady.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-Evening-Consols
closed, last evening, at seB@s94 for money.
American Stocls-Illinois Central 81
Erie 33k@34; 5 2Os 53@54.
PARIS, Feb. 25.-BOurse closed firm at
67f75c.
The London Times has an editorial on
she official acts of the recent Conference,
and points significantly to Mr.. Stewards
admission that the proposition for COM
Dined EFFORT at some extrinsic policy or
scheme was deliberately considered. 1t
comedies that the North came best out of
he affair, and says the sbitrAment of war
s accepted sfresh with more desperate de- |
1t says: We deplore there
ult, but it must be more evident than ever |
hat neutrality, if we are but allowed to |
it, is the only policy for Eng |
and.
The I1der continues its efforts to fright
N England into the recognition of the
south by pointing out that Lees army is
or the present the defense of Canada, and
he uncertain tenure of that defense from
arge numbers of torpedoes infers that they
intend to abandon the coast or that they
ave faith in an early peace
In the House of Lords, Granville said
hat nothing had been done towards estab-
ishing new colony in the Hudsons Bay
nd Rod river territory, and thought it
lot desirable, pending the Confederate ne
.otistions in Canada.
LIVERPOOL, 25.-Flour dull.
Wheat slow, with slight improvement
N last Tuesdays quotations.
Corn steady and shade dearer; mixed
nd yellow 27t@27s6d.
Beef more active, but easier in prices.
Pork scarce and firm.
Bacon in steady demand at 5O@55s.
Butter in moderate demand.
Cheese firm, and l@j2d dearer.
Lard dull at 59(G60s.
Sugars opened quiet but closed frmer
nd Sd desrer.
Coffee quiet.
Rice quiet but steady.
Molssses inactive.
Petroleum steady; refined lslO4d@2s.
LeSDoN -Bresdstuffs unchanged.
Red Wheat 3ss24d.
Sugars Cd dearer.
Coffee generally steady.
Tea unchanged.
The funds on the Gath were without va
iation. The demand for discount was
ght, and in the open market good bills
7ere taken at At per cent.
The weekly returns Of the Bank of Eng
md exhibit an increase in the Bullion of
,46, ,362.
BsriDgs Circular says United States
30 Bonds have rallied in price during
be week, and are now quoted at 90.
There has been limited business in Hi
ois Central Shares at So, and in Erie at
33@34. All other securities are without
lovement.