Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-11-20

above sos. per Dbl. and 1000 to 5000
bb!s. sour, Gree for home use) bavt
j changed hands at an advance of As. TO SIS
j per Dbl. Canada sour -four, in bond, ha.
| latterly brought 35s. and free 4os.
Rice, in consequence of the bad STATE
! OF the weather, and the advance in tht
, corn market, has been in great request
/ and about 500 tierces Carolina have beer
sold; ordinary at l5s. to los. cd. ane
good at IFS. to 2os. for fine.
i We have experienced this week, par
ticularly since Wednesday, very ami.
mated demand for cotton from the deal.
ers and spinners, who, being much out Of
stocks, have come into the market with
great confidence. The holders general
| ly have met this demand freely; con-
siderable business has been done, and an
advance of Id. per ID. realized upon Sea
Islands, and I'd. upon most other dc.
scriptions. The total sales amount 70
$500 bags, Of which about 1900 have
been taken on speculation. The sales
include $500 Uplands, at 81 TO lod. fol-
ordinary to fair, and 10 to | Id. for good
fair to very good; $3.50 Orleans, at 9 to
Id. for inferior to fair, ll4 TO l24d. for
good fair to good 1920 Tennessee, at
81 to 3D.; 900 Sea Islands, at l34 to
l5ad. and 10 to 2ld.; As stained, loa TO
l2ad. AT the public sales OF turpentine
this week, 5000 bbIs. of good quality
were taken at lbs I'D. to lbs Cd Only
one lot of 500 bbls. Carolina tar has been
sold al l5s. No sales worthy of no.ice
in bark. Only 100 bbls. Boston ashes
have been sold at 3ss. cd. Pearl ashes
have been in fair request; about 900
bbls. Boston have been sold for expor,
at 39s. alt ~ ~
Extract OF another letter, dated Seh-
tender l6.
Referring to what we have already
writtensto you by this conveyance, we
have now TO state, that al our corn mar
ket to-day the prices again advanced con-
siderably; English wheats los. lSs.
Irish, Is. a 1885,; Canada, in bond, are
now held at los. and foreign a, rs. Is.
Cd, per 10 lbs. Fresh American -four
sold at SOS. in bond, and is now held at
SOS. a $685.; Canada, in bond, held at
3Ss. a 4os. and sour -four, free, has been
sold a, 42s. per Dbl. The buyers from
the distant parts Of the country all ac-
knowledge that the injury doing TO such
part OF the crops as remain in the fields
is irremedIabie, the grain being sproal-
eel very much, and becoming OF little or
no value. In this immediate neighbor-
hood it has become very bad within the
last few days, and if the weather CONT
nues damp and warm much longer, it will
be worth nothing.
p. S. Letters from London this MORN
ing advise afurther advance on wheat Of
Is. per quarter.
London, Sent H..
We have received this morning the
Paris papers Of Sunday last. They
speak with great confidence of The fact,
that the Emperor Alexander will not take
any steps, with respect to Turkey, bu, in
concert with all bis allies, and England,
is particularly mentioned, though she is
no, a formal member of the Holy AL
lance.
The following is the answer which, IL
is said the Refs EHendi have despatched
direc, to Sc Petersburgh.
81. That ailthe measures which have
been put in force by order Of the Porte,
i'll the various provinces OF Turkey, have
been directed against rebels, without any
intention of attacking the Christian Re-
ligion.
80. That the execution of the Gres K
Patriarch, far from being AN assassina-
uon of the Chief Of The Greek Church,
can only be regarded as the jusl punish
ment ofa traitor. With respect to the
outrage offered to his remains, it can on
.ly be the subject Of accusation against
The ianatical populace. 1t gave great
regre, to the Porte.
IS. That, doubtless, Just distinction
ought 10 have been made between the
guilty and the, innocent, in the sanguina-
ny executions which have taken place
but in civif commo,iens, it happens too
often that guilty excuses cannot be pre-
vented.
80. Thatthe Porte engages to recon.
struct the churches and chapes which
have been destroyed or despoiled; and
to make PREPARATION, as far as it shall be
in its power, Tor the disorders which, to
its deep regret, have taken place.
IS. That, finally, the Principalities OF
Wallachia and Moldavia, would be inn
mediately evacuated by the Ottoman
forces, and the former order ofthings
re-es,ablished, when the rebels shall have
been expelled thence, and peace and
tranquility res!ored.'' M
London, Sent. Is. Il