Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-10-18
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DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
Arrival OF the Atlantic Seven DAYS Late
from Europe.
NEw YoRK, Oct. ls.--The American mail steam
er Atlantic arrived at halfpast this morning.
Il There has been further advance of dissoun
rates in the Bank Of England II now stands q
IL per cent eH
COMMERCIAL.
IhyERpooL, Friday. Dennistown 4 Co.'S Circu
lar quotes: Cotton dull, and prices have decline,
l'Sd. The market closed heavy. s.
Breadstufs-M Manchester. market Il quiet
and but little business is doing, Brown SIMPLE,
report that the quality of the new wheat is MOI
promising. Old wheat is in active demand anc
full prices are given. Flour is In better request
Corn is quiet Spirits turpentne in better demand
Rosin lie less active, aAts Ha
Provisions. Beef is in considerable demand
| especially the lower qualities. There is NOTHING
doing in bacon. Pork Is in moderate demand.
Money and Stocks.-Consols closed at 81 Ia.
American stocks were heavy, and prices nominal.
THE WAR. A
Sebastopol ia to be blown up, and the Allies are
now sinking mines for that purpose.
Gortschakofs army is threatened by large forces
OF the Allies from Eupatoria and Balkan. On the
18th September, the Russians were defeated by
the French cavalry, near Eupatoria, with loss Of
so killed and los prisoners The French loss was
SIX killed and seven wounded
On the Sd October Gortschakoff reported an
Intellectual attempt to turn his left flank.
The Allied fleet had sailed from Balaklaya for
the secret expedition. Their destination was SUD-
posed to be Nicolaieff or Odessa. as n1a I
The Russians seem to be determined to prose-
cute the campaign in a vigorous manner The
Gar had arrived at Odessa, and issued an encour-
aging address to the Russian people. He was
shortly to proceed to the Crimea.
A collision is anticipated between the Western
Powers and Greece, on account of the bombast
and Russian proclvities Of the latter.
The food question is still occupying serious at
tention, in both France and Germany.
SECOND DESPATCH
The Atlantic brought 2l7 passengers She
passed the steamer Africa in the river on the eve
mng OF the 9Th, and the America on the evening
Of the l4th, As miles west Of Cape Race. The
Ericsson arrived at Cowes on Friday, and tho Ar
"6o ~ S"usna'uptoh on the same day. t'r #sg.NE
baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, Oct. lS.-Flour is in moderate do.
mand, and prices are unchanged Howard Street
Ohio, and City Mills, SO 80.
Wheat is steady. Good to prime white. 40 OF a
~ o. good to prime reds, 81 90 81 e5.
Corn is firm at yesterdays rates--white, 90 81
cents yellow, 90 a s5 cents.
Provisions are dull Pork--no transactions
were reported, and prices are nominally the same
as yesterday. Bacon is quet--sdes, l2 l-s la
cents; shoulders, ~ la IL IL cents hams, in
canvass, l3 IA cents. Beef-mess, SIs so; No.
], SIC 50;prime, $l4 sl4 % per Dbl. Lard, in
bbls-, IL "a cents.
NeW York Markets.
NEW YoRK, October ls.--Flour is trine high
er. Sales of $4,000 barrels Straight State, 50 Sc
Ohio, $s So; Southern Is unchanged; sales at
50 81 1-2.
wneat is dropping Sales or 10000 bushels.
Southern red, 81 %.
Corn is heavy. Sales OF 10000 bushels. wes-
tern mixed, 81 cents.
Pork il easier Sales Of 900 barrels mess, s2s.
Beef is unchanged Sales Of 100 barrels. Chi
cago re-packed, SIT SO.
Lard is heavy. Sales Of 200 barrels at l2 lie
cents. 1865
Whskey Ia unchanged. Ohio, Al cents.
William and Mary College has commenced a
new session with increased numbers, and under
fine auspices.