Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-10-26


New YORK, Oct. 1910 A. NJ
The Niagara reached Halifax yesterday morn
ing.
The commercial adyices are much the same as
per Caledonia.
A bountful harvest has been realized The
demand for breadstuffs had been but limited and
prices had downward tendency.
Last weeks prices for flour and corn were
barely maintained.
The late importations of -four consist chiefly
of inferior new western, and the prices of the
same We're I9a2ls. Baltimore was quoted at
24s, and old western at 23s 23s sd.
Mixed and yellow corn was selling at 26s Sd
27s Cd. White 2Ss a POS
The London money market was shade fir
mer, but the rates OF discount as previously quo
ted.
The report of prospective war between
RUSSIA and Turkey had caused considerable
tluctuation IN the securities.
American stocks were in limited demand
Provisions remained without change. The
imports OF cured were not large
Lard has advanced Sd 10 Cd per cwt.
Continental reports represent trade and COM
MERGE in quiet state, without change in prices.
New YORK, Oct. 1873 p. NJ.
BY the Niagara a1vices from Mancat S er and
our principal manufacturing districts, the &C
counts are far from satisfactory. Prices are re-
cedlng and falling Oft, 80 that many manufactur-
ers have resolved to work short time.
Another mail from the East Indies brings Cal
cuta dates to Aug. 10th, and Bombay to Sept =.
The accounts are regarded as satisfactory in a
commercial point OF view, and it is expected that
trade i'll the next four month. will be cnc0urap-
ing.
IMPORTANT FROM TuRKEy-We are informed
that by far the most important political news by
this arrival, Is the possible and even probable
rupture OF Russia and Austria with Turkey. 1t
forms tae chlettopic OF discussion in EngIish and
French journals, as well as among all classes
aud in It's paramount importance to the Roman
difficulty, as we'll as other matters of national I'M
portance, appear to have been almost wholly lost
sight OF.
TIE most recent accounts from Constantine
pie state that the Emperor OF Russia has made
formal demand through u special envoy. to
the Porte for the Surrender OF kossuh. Benz and
other patriots vino played prominent part in
the late Hungarian struggle, and wn0 have
sought refuge at Windham on the Danubr in the
territories OF the Sultan. Tn9 Turkish Govern
ment, with manliness which cannot be too
highly commended, refused To be baiiied in o 4
compromise oiits independence, and Prince Rad
will, the Envoy OF Russia, after having inctfcctu-
ally endeavorod to force the Sultan INTO complI-
ance with his demand, has taken an abrupt de-
parture from ConstantinopIe, and Count Ttoll,
the Russian minister, has closed all diplomatic
relations with the Porte.
England and France, through their respective
representatives, have prevailed with the Sultan
VI keeping him firm to his first resolutions Al
ready in England and France, Cabinet Councils
have met to consider this grave question, not the
slightest doubt can be entertained as to the re-
suit. Should Russia persist in demanding the
surrender of those devoted men, European war
is thought 70 BE- inevitable.
The Paris Journal des Debats,' of Thursday.
says, "We are glad to learn that England and
France as cordially united in their determine
ton 10 support their ambassadors, in the advice
given by them to the Porte, respecting the ex-
tradition of the Hungarian refugees, and a Joint
note has been drawn up