Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-06-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
Halifax. Eth.

ILdIItdA, TN.
The Steamer Pacific arrived out on the
cath ult., in about days % hours, on Fri
day night.
Questions were put to the Government in
both Houses to ascertain the position of Eng
land with regard to the critical state of the
Turkish affairs.
Lord Clarendon in the House of Lords,
and Lord John Russell in the House of Com
mons, stated that French and English Rep
resentatives at Constantinople, were acting in
concert, and that the integrity of the Porte
would be maintained. TWAS hoped Austria
would insist on nothing incompatible there
with, but the present British Government
would not give further indication of the course
they would pursue.
A grand soiree with an address of the An
tislavery Society, was given to Mrs. Stowe at
Almacks, London. Kossuth was present.
Mazzihi had arrived at London from his
concealment on the continent. He had been
in Milan months before the instruction
and one month aftsr.
TURKEY-The Porte has refused to ae-
cept the Russian ultimatum. The ambassa-
dor of France had ordered the French Fleet
to the Dardanelles' support, with the inten-
ton to prevent Russia Selling or possessing
the straits, but on the 29th it was still at Sa-
lamis.
Memphis, June 18th.
The Southern Convention met this morn
ing, and reelected Mr.. Danson, and 90 vice
presidents from 10 States. 100 delegates
from 3 States present-but little has been
done as yet, except the appointment of COM
THE MARKETS.
Buffalo, June 7th
Flour market, as has been the case for seye-
raj days. is very dull; there are no boats to
ship by, and therefore no inquiry for either
flour or grain. The receipts of flour, which
are not large, are going into store in antici-
patton of better prices The rather favora-
bic advices by the Canada, as yet, have had
no effect on the market.
GRAIN.-Tho only sale we heard of was
5000 bush white Ohio for milling, at 81 ,O5.
New York, June 7.
FLoUR-There was less demand for low
grades of State and Western, and prices favor
the buyer. Canadian easier-sales $50 bbls.
at 81, l2aS4,37; sales of Western Canal, 300
bbls; $4,3la$4,50 for common to straight
State; $4,5Oa$4,75 for common to good
Ohio
GRAIN.-The supply of wheat is light
the market buoyant-clear and fair; sales
400 bush. prime white flint, Penn, about
$l,2l; $500 bush. good Ontario Co., at
1924; 100 bush. white at Sl,l4.
Barley scarce-25OO bush. fair round at
Gao.
Rye quiet at CSC.
Oats plenty and dull.
Corn easier and quiet-salcs of l so bush
at 59a6l for unsound; 66a67 for yellow
southern.
Whiskey not so firm-25O bbls at 81 5-8; ;
Jerser 234; 224 for prison.
PROvIsIoNs.-There is little doing in pork
supply increasing-pric favor the buyer
Sales Sl5,75 mess-prime $l3aSl4. Beef
heavy and more plenty-sales $50 bbls at
$9aSl0. For cut meats $8a$IO for country
-mess Soaps, for country aud city prime
prime heavy at 9lsa$2o, and is plenty
Beet hams plenty l2a13. Cut meats in large
supply and dull, 54a63-6B for shoulders
sa9f for hams. Lard plenty and less active
5-Sal0. Butter in good demand and
steady-I2al6 for new Ohio, 14al9 for new
state cheese-sales more freely 8a9f.