Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-05-17
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rived at her berth at 81 o'clock this morning.
liverpool, lLag 3.-The Cotton market closes
dull with 1-sd in lower grades, while fair quo.
tations are easier, but not quotably lower, sales
of 20, 600 bales for the week, including 600 on
speculation and :, T60 by exporters; quotations
are II. o. fair Id n. o. midd!ing O. -16; Mobile
fair s-4; middling 3-16; upland fair O 81;
middfng 6 1-8a6 BIG.
Brcadstuffs have been firm with large bust
ness. Flour advanced 6dalS for lower grades.
Wheat improved ID Corn market dull, prices
easier but not quotably lower. The market for
beef dull with declining tendency. Pork firm
with upward tendency, market bare of pork and
hams, both wanted. There is an active specu-
lative demand for lard at 54a55s, advance of Is.
Naval stores, for turpentine no sales, tar also
dull, rosin steady, 4s9da10d for common and IS
for fine. Southern red wheat quoted at 9s2da
los; for Western white 9s9da11s; Western ca
nal flour s0sa34s6d; good Ohio and Southern at
34s6da26s; Western white corn at 2gsa30s; Wes-
tern mixed Mt 29s6d; linsccd oil dull.
The bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased $4,000 American stocks steady de-
mand
The Manchester market quiet
The Asialeft Liverpool on the morning the Sd.
The British Parliament had adjourned. The
debate on motion of Mr. Whiteside for n vote of
ceusure against the Government for the fall of
Kars, passed to division, but the motion was
lost there being % against it.
The report of the proceedings of the Peace
Congress has been published, but it is little
more than reproduction of the protocol and
treaty heretofore published. The most interest
| ing feature of the Conference happened after
the treaty was signed in the shape of an inter
change of opinions upon subjects of European
interest. Count Walewicki invited this inter
change of sentiment, and among othcrthings re-
ferrcd to the disturbed state of Italy, and recon-
mcndcd that suggestions be of milder rule and
be conveyed to Italian governments, in which
suggestions the PlenipotentiaTics generally hear
tally agreed.
Count Cavour of, and on bchalfof Sardinia,
debated that secular government be established
in Roman legations and Austrian troops with
drawn. Sharp words ensucd between the Aus
trian and Sandman Representatives, but ended
in nothing.
The Plcnipotentiarics then proceeded to the
discussion of the new declaration of maritime
| law in reference to ncutTals, etc. To all the
principles of this law the Plcnipotcntiaries gave
their adhesion, Russia qualifying her assent in
the matter.
a letter from Berlin says it is proposed to
England to capitalize the Sound dues not accep-
table to Denmark.
Misunderstanding treaty between
England France and Austria, guaranteeing in
dependence ndintcgrity to the Turkish Empire,
prevailed in Parliament yesterday. Lord Clar-
endon's answer to AIarcy's dispatch of the asth
| of December was laid before Parliament last
evening The Daily News in comments refers to
the demand for Cramptons recall as an invita-
ton for the English Cabinet to disgrace itself for
the amusement and qualification of the Govern
mcnt ut Washington.
TfiIay EoeniRg.-Funds showed heaviness
this morning, and at one time extreme decline.
threc-eights rallying, however, they closed at
an eighth and quarter lower than Wednesday IS
highest prices. business languid.