Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-11-24
There was no change IN The rates ofin

There was no change in The rates ofin.
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The sales of cotton for three days, was
l300o bales, OF which Spectators took 5000
bales and exporters 1000 do.
The market was dull, and the lower
grades had declined lis Cd, holders were
pressing on the market. The quotations
are: fair Orleans, 8 4d. middling do Sd,
fair upland, 8 Sd and middlng do 53 4d.
Trade al Manchester was unchanged.
.Rreo dslutf market had assumed a quiet
arpe arance with 'butlinle activity and no
excitement Prices for finer grad es Of flour
were however fully maintained. but infeiior
qualities were Tower, the demand being
chiefly confined to finer grades. ~
Tie lone oflhe market changed accor-
ding 10 the tenor OF The adyices from The
East. ssfaf54s 'ISs s.3 e
White Wheat is quoted al los 4l0los
Ef1d; rod dhd mixed s. gdf0lOs 81. West.
ern canalffour SIS; Baltimore and PhiIadel-
Iphia 37s 6JIO38s Sd. and Ohio 38s 10 39s,
the latter for extra brands.
The high rates OF Indian corn had con.
sdrably checked business, and though hold.
ers were asking As foi white, yet no sales
had been made a. over 43s 6da44s for ycl.
low and white.
Provisions and produce were dull. Lard
and tsllow were quiet and lower.
Al London there had been grea, fuclu.
ATOMS in British funds, under The influence
Of the conflicting adyices from Turkey, but
Consus closed al 94a944, being material
advance. Bank stock was quoled at 209a
2l3. Sugar was firm. Coffee was in rath-
Ell better demand. Tea was less active, bu,
prices were unchanged Rice sold more
freely. Scotch pig iron is quoted al 76s cd
per ton. TaIiow was firm al 57S for P.
G, on the spot. There was no change in
the rate ofnlerest.
GENERAL INrELLIGEEcE.--T Baltic brings
one hundred and seventy. four passengers,
among whom are Governor Jones OF Ten.
nessee, and Col. Powell and family OF Phil
adephia.
The Arabia arrived a, Liverpool Saturday
afternoon, The 20lh ult.
The news from The eastern difficulties has
again become myslied, and various rumors
and counter rumors had been circulated,
among them the following which appeared
10 possess reasonable share of authenticity
A dispatch from Vienna announced that
an armislice between the Russian and Turk.
ish forces had been agreed upon, for an in.
definite period; and this news caused ma.
terial advance in French and English funds.
Another dispatch stated that satisfactory
diplomatic note llom The four powers was
on its way to Cons.anlinople, having been
previously accepted by the Gear, and that
the armislice had been agreed on, TO allow
time for The SULTAN TO accept il; this further
strengthened the fund market, but it was
subsequently rumored thar the armistice was
only conditional, by which Omar Pasha
agreed not TO commence hoslii,ies unlil the
Isl November; this again depressed the stock
market. Another dispatch stated lha. the
Turkish forces had crossed the Danube, in
great force, and had occupied Kalafat. with
The intention of attacking the Russians; this
account says ,ha, six thousand Turkish in.
(anlry and cavalry had already crossed, and
more were still crossing the river in barges
leading their horses swimming alongside,
and tha, Inc Russians were concentrating GcSS
around KaiaraI 10 attack them, though Of
fered no resistance 10 Them while crossing.
Another report saysthe Russian forces had
retired on the approach Of The Turkish
forces. t.s...... .-- ....,
The London Times has dispatch from
Cons,anlinople, under date Of the 22d ull.,
stating that the Austrian Envoy had submit.
ted TO the Sultan the draft OF new note
from the conference Of the four powers,
which had been accepted by Russia The
Times sill thinks negotiations will succeed
in preventing general war
Dreadful riots had occurred at Wigan, in
Lancashire, England, on the part Of the lu-
mont operations Ohd the GOLFERS, by whom
much properly was destroyed. The troops
had TO be called TO quell the disturbance.
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