Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-11-15
ARRIVAL OF THE 'BALrlC.

PuILADELPHI, Nov. I4.-The Baltic arrived at,
New York to-day, bringing Liverpool dates TO No,
ven1ber End.
Sales of Cotton for the week $4,000, Of which
5000 were 10 SpeculatoIs and 1900 for export.
Orleans fair 81, mlddIing 6; upland fair s-ss
middllng 81 Demand moderate with decline.
in The lower grades.
Trade in the Manchester district unchanged
since our last report IN
Western cana. flour SIS, Ohio sos. White corn
held at ASS and scarce. q
No change IN the rate OF interest. C6nsols
advanced.
The Arabia arrived at Liverpool at i2.56, satuT-
day evening.
The Baltic's news is briefly told. Everything
is developed IN myStifcation. A Vienna dispatch
announced an armistice between the Turks and
Russians for an indefinite period This dispatch
materially advanced the price OF English and
Fredch funds. Another dispatch SAID that a sat
isfactory diplomatic mole from the Four Powers,
was on It's Way 10 CoLstantnople, and that the
supposed armislice to allow time for its accep-
lance. This further Strengthened the funds; but
lit was again rumored that the SO called armistice
was only conditional order of omer Pacha, not
TO commence hustilities until the first of Novem.
Der, If they had not already begun. This news
depressed the stock market.
1t was by telegraphic statement, apparently au-
thentic, that the Turks had crossed the Danube IN
great strength, and occupied Kalafat, with an in-
tention 10 attack the Russians.
Desperate riots existed at Wagon, Lancashire,
England, occasioned Ivy turnout OF operatives
and colliers. Much property was destroyed, and
the troops had been called out.
Mr.. Heap, United States Consul at Tunis, died
suddenly.
The Moniteur contains strong encouragement to
the growers of cotton in Algeria.
The Baltic brings LA passengers, among them
Gov. Jones of Tennessee, and Col. Powell aLd
family of Philadelphia.
LkTEST.-A telegraphc dispatch received lat Liv-
erpooI on Saturday, from the Danube, Oct. 9th,
states that 200 of the Turkish infantry and cav
airy had crossed the Danube and taken possession
of Kala(at without resistance. More troops were
still crossing, the men in barges, and swimming
their horses, and The Russians we've concentrating
around Kalalat to attack them.
The Times has dispatc from Constantinople of
the 22d, stating that the Austrian Envoy had sub
mitted to the Sultan, the draft CT new note from
the Four Powers, which had been accepted by
Russia. The Times still tn nks that negotiations
may prevent generalwar.
MISUNDERSTANDING are generally well
supported, without excitement, and prices varying
but little from Friday. Telemand for wheat and
flour is mostly for the best quality; White wheat
los 4d los lid, red and mixed IS sdal0 Sd.
Western canal -four 37S Baltimore and Philadel-
corn, the high rates check business, prime Yellow
44s, held for DOS white 43s cd.
AT Manchester business is very quiet, and prices
of both goods and Yarns favor buyers.
Great fluctuations in the British funds in conse-
quence of the conflicting accounts from the Fest.
Quotations closed, Oct. 3lst for Bank Stocks 209
2I3.
Loapox, Nov. 1.-Iron, Scotch Pig 76s cd per
.