Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-19
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The Franklin occupied twelve days and SIX
bours 10 making the passage. She had l6O
aos.eneers and GOO tons of French and Swis.
goods on freight.
Among her passengers are j ohm III. Powell
with the painting which he discovered repre-
.en,ing the Mississippi river. which he purposes
taxing 10 Washington for the use of The CAM
,ol Also, Mr. Kendall, of the New Orleans
p;cayune, and Mr.. X. E. Lantz and Mr.. Green.
ouoh. the celebrated sculptors.
The steamer Arctic arrived out safely on the
afternoon OF the 30th ut.
MARKETS.
The l. erpool cotton market was dull. and
the tendency Father in favor of buyers, though
nrices hal not changed. Sales of the three
DAYS $4,000 aes-speculnors taking only
500 and exporters $500 bales. The official
ouolations are fair Orleans I'd; middlinp do
Sid; fair Upland and Mobile 81; middling
Mobile Cd, and mid. Upland Is I'D. The
imports of the three days are 10000 bales.
The HAVE cotton market is quiet-prices
{avoring buyers. and II ansactions small.
The Manchester trade quiet, in favor of buy
BaEADsrUFFs.-.The previous high price of
Hour Ddu CHeCheu operdiloHS anu safes were
onlyrof a retail characteristic tendency was
in favor OF buyers. Prime Western Canal 3Os;
Philadelphia 30s. Cd Baltimore 3la32s Cd
These figures were nearly nominal, being more
the asking rates than those based upon real &C
ton.
Wheat was less active, but no positive change
in prices. Corn held frmer at 3d to Cd al
vance; yellow 32a32 Cd ; white unchang ed.-l
n I'll Ju Il
There was active inquiry for Tobacco at
and in active demand at full prices. Wool
quiet-prlces unchanged.
The money market was tighter, and al active
demand. Consols closed at 991.
American securities in good demand, and
full prices maintained
LONDON MARKET.-In London breadstufs
We're easier at previous prices. Cotton dull
unchanged
The weather in England was favorable.
FRANcE.-Affa;rs in France were Tranquil.
The Emperor had issued proclamation sta
ting the reports in regard to short crop,
of Breadstufs throughout France, md tina, she
would be compelled to call on other nations for
supplies was without foundation, but on the |
other hand, there would be an abundant sup |
ply both in quantity and quality for the use of
the Empire.
ENGLAND.-There is nothing Of general in
terest. The Eastern question continued TO
absorb much attention, though the general be
lief was, among merchants and those best in
formed that a final amicable settlement would
be effected
EASTERN AFFAIRs.-AAairs with regard to
the dispute between Turkey and Russia, still
remain in a critical and uncertain condition
Notwithstanding it has been alleged in dis.
patch from Bucharest that the matter had been
settled, and that the Russians had agreed to e.
vacuate the Turkish Princpalties in Septem-
Der.
The latest accounts from Turkey state that
the Sultan had ordered an immediate levy Of
thirty thousand militia as reserve. and was
determined TO maintain his position.
The Russian troops in the provinces were
suffering greatly from sickness. aud many had
died this had caused much alarm.
BELGa UNA serious riot had occurred at
Lege in Belgium.
The frigate Cumberland had arrived at Mar
settles and all were well.
GERMANY.-There is nothing new or spe-
cial from this country. The weather is favor
able and crops good.
Misunderstanding of importance.