Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-14
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER
AFRICA.
one week Laser Fr.- Earop..
NEw YoRx, Nov. $40 A. NJ.

NEw YoRK, Nov. $40 A. NJ.
The steamer Africa, from Liver
pool, Oct. 26th, arrived here this
morning a little after 3 o'clock
From her advices we learn that the
general features OF trade throughout
the country has not been material
lly altered since our last notice.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 25.-The cotton
market has been quiet this week
I Prices are again in favor of the seller
j though not generally so. Our quo
tations to-day are partially I'd above
those last reported. The market clo-
ses steadily this evening-the sales
of the day reaching 5000 bales.
/ LrvERPooL, October 26.-Graih-
There has been no new feature to
notice in the grain trade during the
past week. The demand for Wheat
and Flour has been quiet, lin pri-
ces no change can be reported. In
dian Corn has advanced 6a9d per
quarter. Indian meal l3sal4s Sd
per bbl.
ProUisions-The arrival Of cured
provisions since our last notice has
been very small. We have again
had an extensive demand for Lard,
with sales to the extent OF $50 tons,
have been made, chiefly at an ad-
vance Of Is per cwt. Bacon-A
large business has been transacted
in bacon, at rather higher prices;
Shoulders Of fine quality are scarce
|, and wanted-other descriptions are
not much enquired after. Cheese is
firm at full rates. In Beef very tri-
fling business has been done. Pork
is rather in favor of the buyer Tor
, new, while previous prices are de-
manded for old.
: The Iron Market continues dull,
and prices remain without variation,
Scotch pig iron is quiet, at AS 6da,
!, ASS per ton, for usual brands, deliv-
, cred free on board in Glasgow
Fl Merchant bar f5; nail rod, f5, l5si
hoops, &c, l5s; sheets, Fl, los
scotch pig f2, lis.
LONDON, Oct, 25.-The Money
! Market was more active on Tues
day, than foI some DAYS previous
ConsoIs opened az 971a97s, and then
: went back ]; but finally closed al
97aa974.
DENMARK AND THE DUcHIEs.--The
annexed is the latest from thus quar-
! ter;-
HAMBURG, Oct. 81, ls50.--The Of
fetal list Of the loss sustained By the
lSchIeswig Holstein army before
Fredrickstadt, from the 29th Of Sept
to the 5th OF Oct. inclusive, has jus
!, appeared. In addition to the mum
E Der Of officers, two surgeons are men
' toned. The result of this useless af
S fair has been that seven hundred Of
fcers and men have been placed hor.
du combat.
The authorities are now bnsily EN-
] ployed in recruiting their forces, anC
preparing for another campaign.
= Should the first sufficiently aid then
I in such an operation, the result o
e which, under the most favored cir
a cumstances, will hardly bring mat
D tiers to a decisive issue--lor in th'
: height Of summer, when their forces
: were nearly on par with those o
e the Danes, and with the town o
SchIeswig in their possession, and OF
the most advantageous ground. they
would not stand before the Danes.
We have dates 10 the 22d, bu
they contain nothing new.
HEssE CAssEL.-Our advices from
. Cassel are 10 the Doth inst. M
! change has taken place in the elec
torate Of Hesse.
Mr.. Onysing, who had returned
> from Wilfeldstadt on the 18th, wa
, again called to that place on the 18th
for the purpose, it is said. OF assisting
Mr.. Volmar, the Minister OF Fl
nance, in his labors.
Mr.. Eivers has not succeeded il
: the formation OF his cabinet, and th'
: Elector has again declined accept
ing the proposals which were nad'
: TO him. The officers, too, who han
: ded in thoir designations, are LET
without decision as TO their accep
? tance.
NJ. Octker is still in prison, AMI
the order Of the upper court for hi
liberation, cannot be executed un
: til addressed TO the commander o
!, Cassel.
The VALLEY OF DEATH.-The ID
test intelligence from the far wes
confirms previous reports oi the sui
. lerings of emigrants on the overland
!. route to California. Want of food
and the loss of animals have entailed
: disaster and privaiion on these ad-
q yanturo,,S rvandarara the shOclino