Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-07-07
News by Lightning.
Reported for the KenOsha Daily Telegraph
New York Markets.

| NEW YORK, LIST.
FLoUR.-Markct for common grades
tirmer, with export demand for better
/ kinds. There is fair eastern and local
business, and prices without material al
! teration Sales 500 bblS $3.50 for in
ferior State S7a7,50 for common to
straight state 1877, 15aS for favorite do.
S7aS for mixed to fancy western. Ofthe
sales 5000 consisted of common to state
for export within the range Market
for Canadian firm. Sales 700 bbls. 81 so
al 60 for good brands. Market closing
with buoyant feeling.
GRAIN.-Wheat firmer; fair export de
mand. Sales 1000 Ju. good white Cana
dian 81 80, i'll two parcels; and 1000 bu.
inferior new red southern Sl,70al,75.
Rye. nominal SllGaSl.75.
Corn unsettled; pretty good eastern
demand. but the export and delivery de
mand had fallen oft. Sales 2UOQ bu. 69a
IS for inferior to good western mixed ;
/ 7SaS0 prime do, and white yellow.
Oats scarcely 50 active, at 60aG4 for
state westesn.
PRovlsIoNs.-Mess pork firmcr, with
no important change in prime. Sales at
1850 for prime, and 1885 for better.
/ Beef--good business. So Is for coun-
/ try mess; $3.50 for city.
I Butter and Cheese unchanged.
Stock market slightly declined.
/ New YORK, lst
The following intelligence was received
from London by telegraph, on the morn
ing of the Europa's departure: The Times
in a leading article on the military move
ments i'll the Principaiites of Wallachia
and Pennsylvania, says there is reason to
believe that the Emperor of Austria de
clared that it is not III his power to main
tain his forces where they were, bu they
must enter Wallachia if the question was
not settled without delay. Scarcity of
food among the Austrian troops is said
to bc the cause.
The report Of Il great victory in Mus
codayia was Unbound.
The Russians have made another I'm
successful attack upon Silistria.
The Turkish Admiral had seized upon
all the bullion in Finland bank.
BALTIMORE, !.
New Orleans dates to &c. Mortality
for the week four deaths from cholera
Many starting for the north.
CoNcoRD, l.
HaWlcy has been elected State Prin-
ter, over Butterfield, of the Patriot. by
the Legislature.
WAsHtMGroN. |.
EXPIRES. G. Vail, Of Mexico, arrived
| this morning.
SENATE.-Mr. Sumner presented pc
titions for repeal of Fugitive Law.
The Union officially announces the fol
lowing combinations by Senate:
Gen. Butler, of Kentucky, Governor o
/ Nebraska; Thos. ID. Cummings, of Iowa
4. Chief Justice, Mr.. Furgerson, of Michigan
X. Hendry, Of Georgia, and j. Brady, o
Indiana, Associate Justices; f. Estabrook
of Wisconsin, Attorney General; and NJ
w. Jared, of Arkansas, Marshall. II
Reeder, of Pennsylvania, Governor Of
Kansas; Mr.. Davidson, of Virginia, Sec
rotary; Madison Brown, of Mississippi
{ Chief Justice; r. Elmore, of Alabama
and 5. w. johnson, Of Ohio, Associate
Judges; and j. b. Donaldson, Of Illinois,
Marshall.
The treaty with Mexico was ratified
yesterday, and Sec. Guthrie presented a
cheek on the Sub Treasury for 81 100000
which will be paid on Monday.
Robert Dale Owen, J.. CaSs, Jr.. NJ.
Daniels, IL. X. Jackson, Henry Bitengcr,
Augustus Belmont. J. j. Scibels. J. l..
O'Suliyan, j. w. Dana, J. A. Pcdcr,
Philo White, Chas. Eamcs, and J. S.
Green have been confirmed rs Charge
d'Atlairs in the countries Of which they
are now resident
The report of the treaty between Eng
land and France, for the protection of
Cuba is denied.