Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-29
N ews by Lightning.
Reported for the Kenosha Daily Telegraph
New York % 2P ,

Flour market easier with disposition on
the part of holders TO realize. Receipts not
large yet more than sufficient 70 supply de-
mand. Common having offered to arrive
next week at lower prices. Sales 1000 bbls
$50 a s.75 for common to straight state and
common to good Ohio and Michigan and
mixed to fancy Michigan; Canadian better
supply and dull at 900. Sales 500 bbls OK.
ira brand inferior grades dull.
Grain-Street market dull prices tend
downwards demand principally for city
milling. Sales $500 bus prime white Cen
essee 200 and 100; white Canadian, duty
paid, 1921.
Rye quiet and steady Sales 1000 %.
Corn-receipts large and strong desiIe
to realize. Prices still lower and scarce
ly any export demand. While BUYERS
for the east and distillcrs operate with
caution. Many buyers are holding off.
and in apprehension of large receipts
next week prices must go still lower.
Sales $4,000 bu. 74a75 for inferior to
strictly prime, closing with free sales of
prime. Shipping parcels rs delivered
Sound Yellow, which is very scarce, is
held at S3aS4.
Oats in moderate demand-5la54 for
state, 55a56 for western.
PRovIsIoNs.--Pork unchanged. and
transactions to fair extent. $l4, 25a16.57
for mess, Sl2 for prime.
Beef-moderate business-plices favor
buyers. Sales country mess SllalI.5O.
Lard-more doing but at easier prices.
Sales to fair extent at l03 ii for good
to prime.
Butter-better supply and scarcely so
firm. Ohio BALI, and I9a22 for state.
Cheese-dull, 9al0.
FUFFALo, Sept. 90, IL NJ.
The market continues quiet with fair in
quiry for -four for homo trade. 500 hbls
7.S5 a 500 for good to choice Ohio and
Michigan.
WHEAT in limited demand and no sales :;
the stock offering at present not large
Corn in request for freight, and sales
were to forwarders. Holders, in view of
light supply are firm. Sales 20O0 bushels
at &c 663, part atioat.
OATS quiet, sales 10, 900 bushels on private
terms.
CANAL FREIGHTs-No change from YES
terday.
Receipts for twenty-four hours Flour,
$500 bbls., corn, 1850 bus, wheat, 1900
bus.
New YoRK, ODD.
The funeral Of the late Bishop VAIN
wright is now coming off at Trinity
Church. There is an immense concourse
In attendance.
1t Is now well ascertainEd that Schuyl-
er has fled to Europe, A warrant for ar
rest has been issued
Philadelphia, ODD.
The President Of one of our Railroads
yesterday sent a challenge to one Of our
city editors, but the latter respectfully
declined.
NEWS BY THE ARABIA.
New YoRK, Sept. 81.
The Arabia arrived at II Cotton
unchanged. Sales of the week. $4,000
bales. Flour advanced Is. for the week
was 29s Cd. Wheat advanced 3d.. white
Corn, declined Cd. Consols closed firm.
ct 95 IA
The Morning Chronicle says that by
this time the allies must have landed on
the Crimea, and we shall soon hear of
important events.
The Turks are taking the af--
Here the telegraph is blind.
has commenced operations in
Blind again
Having arrested the tide of Russian pro-
gress beyond the Caucacus. The Scbas-
tapol expedition will consist of $4,000
men each from France and England. and
10000 Turks.
AUsTRIA.-Austria does not consider
the refusal of Russia a cdsuS beH.
NEWS CONTINUEn.
Nothing of moment from the Baltic.
The fire engines at Odessa have been or
dcred to be destroyed by the Russians.
Gen. Rebutoff has evacuated Bayaziel
and blown up the fortress.
A Constantinople dispatch says Scha-
myl has surprised the Russian army in
Georgia, near CORES, and destroyed 200
villages.
The Duke of Cambridge, Prince Napo-
leon and the rifle and other regiments
have left ConstantinoDle for Varna.
Lord Raglan would embark at Varna
in the Caradoc on the ID, and the expe-
dition was to rendezvous at Baltchilk
The troops a"e represented as being
fula of enthusiasm.
The French troops in the Baltic are to
return Immediately to France.
Austria will still pcrsevcre in support
ing the Western Powers.
Persia will await the result of opera
lion against SebaStapol
According to the PreSSe, the Russian
forces in Asia had fallen back as far as
Griyan, after sacking the city of Baazcd.
RnSSfoV ! L.
have been arrested at Damascus.
From Athens we learn that the gov
ernmcnt positively refuses any indemni-
ty to Turkey.
SPAIN.-Mr. Soulc is charged by French
and Spanish papers with conniving against
the tranquility of Spain. 1t is said that
he is identified in a cabal against Gen.
ESpartero and to be connected with sun
dry recent attempts at Instruction. The
London Times correspondent thinks that
the proof against him is so strong that he
will not venture back to Madrid.
The Erinkir Bat has advices from Gal
atz OF the lSt, according to which con-
siderable number of French and English
gaR-boatS entered the Gulf
We learn from the Danube of 2lst An
gust, that another tlotila of gun-boats
will try the mouth of the Danube
DANTzIc, Thursday.-The Fulton. with
Gen. paraguay dc Killers and Mel ON
board, arrived here last night.
The BomerSund forts have been de
stroyed, and troops embarked Some
troops remained among the islands.
MaxwelfS circular reports that the
weather has been very favorable for ag-
ricultural purposes.
Flour advanced Is. on the week. Yves
tern Canal 2Ss. Cd; Philadelphia and Bal