Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-06
By the National Line.
rELEGRAPHED FOR the DAILY lNrELL1GENcER
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.

NEW YORK, May s.
| The Asia arrived at 10 o'clock this morning.
Another dissolution of the Spanish ministry is
expected.
The Danish Chambers has been dissolved for re-
fusng to agree to the Government plan of settling
| the succession to the throne of Denmark. Two
Ministers also resigned rn.
SO called miracle, the dropping of blood from
the holy throne, has thrown Naples into proxysm
of devotion.
| A shake of an earthquake was experienced al
Naples on the 9Th inst.
Canning, the British Minister, had returned to
Constantinope. He made speech to the English
| residents stating that the main wish of England
to assist the Sultan to economic the resources
of his Empire.
Measchikoff threatens to leave unless business
hurried up.
A difficulty has arisen between Turkey and
Greece, the former claiming villages claimed by
| the latter. Both powers have moved troops to the
disputed spot.
The financial policy of England is generally APP
proved, except the income tax.
Earl Clarendon stated in the House of Lords
that negotiations were still pending with the Uni
ted States on the fishery question. Admiral Sey-
mour's Squadron will again cruise oil. the fishing
grounds the same as last year.
| Mrs. Stowe received at the Edinburgh Banquet.
El, 900 as an Uncle Tom penny offering to pur-
chase silver salver for herself. The next day she
went to Dundee.
The French Atlantic steamer project is not
| abandoned.
The postal treaty between France and Prussia
| has been signed.
A Democratic conspiracy was discovered in
Hanover, and number of arrests were made.
DR.. Achilll is about to visit America.
MARKETS.
Sales of Cotton for the week, 41,000 bales.
Orleans fair Cd. middling ST, upland fair 81, mid
ding ST. The demand is moderate. All quail
ties have slightly advanced, except middings,
which have Slightly declined. The lower grades
are declining most. Holders are not pressing the
market Sales to spectators, 5000, for export
5000.
Trade at Manchester has slightly declined. In
flour, the demand is good, and prices has advanced
3d. Holders are firm with moderate sales to trade
Western canal 23S; Ohio 24s Cd. White Corn Sis
Cd; Yellow 32s. Lard is in demand at good pri-
c=s, and has advanced Is per hundred. Sugar, all
qualities, slightly advanced. In iice the demand
is good and prices advanced Cd. Beef and pork
dull. Bacon declined.
Business in the, manufacturing districts steady
The operatives propose to turn out for higher wa
ges. Flour and wheat in good demand, and prices
steady and firm. Since the Canada's advices,
white corn is shilling dearer, and yellow scarce
but unchanged.
Barings London Circular quotes bullion in the
bank increased nearly quarter of million. Con-
soils 1904 TO {. Iron market firmer and trife
higher.
American stocks in limited demand. U. S. SIS
bonds Italia; Pennsylvania SIS 81 to 80, bonds
80 to 81. Railroad 6's and bonds 90 to 100, Viz
ginia 6's and bonds 9S 10 100.
Gardner quotes beef dull and lower. In pork
holders are willing to accept lower prices. Bacon
has declined Is. Wheat advanced Id. Flour Cd.