Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-11-01
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ARRIYAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.

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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.
NEw YoRK, Oct 3I--The steamer Asia, with
Liverpool dates to the 18th inst, is below and
will be up before 10 o'clock A. III.
The steamship Kangaroo, from Philadelphia,
and the Khersaneze, from Qnebec, arrived at
Liverpool on the 10Th.
The London money market on the nth was
decidedly more stringent; the brokers circular
dated Liverpool, Oct 18th. quotes the cotton
market as active and closing firm. Prices were
sitter but quotations unchanged; middIing quail
tiles most inquired for; sales for the week have
been as, 600 bales including y 600 for export
and speculation; sales on Friday were 10000.
bales, of which 1000 were for speculation and
export; closing quotations of fair Orleans "a
Z IA; mildling Orleans 6 9-16; fair No
bileS CTS; middling Orleans 9 FIG; fair upland
20 81 middling upfands 6 n g. The stock of
cotton at Liverpool was 551, 600 bales, of which
4o4. 500 bales weFe Anlericaii. -
The Weather continues unafaYorable for the
BarADsruTFs Wheat is slightly deafer, and
corn exhibits a slight Improvement of 6daIs
LoSDoS, l7th-Consols for money closed at
81 5-s. bua
Richardson, Spence & Co 5 circular quotes
red wheat at 9s}da9s4d; white wheat 10s3da10s
Cd. Western canal flour sosasss; Baltimore
and Philadelphia -four 33a34s; Ohio 36aS7s6d
Yellow and mixed corn ass6das4s; white s5sa
35s6d
RovrsloSs-Beef quiet and pork duh. Ba-
con steady at T5s. Tallow has adyanced-
Ashes steady, pots at 44s9da50s; pearls 45s6da
NAVAL SroREs- Common rosin 4s6da4ssd;
fine rOsin llsal1ssd. Spirits turpentine, quiet
sales at 34s.
Sugar active at an advance of 6dals. Rice
STEADY. The Manchester markets are firner.
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politan question is unchanged, and peaceful
issue IS still anticipated. The financial affairs
are still in a state of suspense.
LoSDoS MARKF:rs-Mess Barring & Bros
circular quotes the iron market quiet; Welsh
rails FREQ on board 7.eI0sa7& 81 s6d; Welsh bar
iron 7eI5s; Scotch pig on Clyde 67s6d.
Breadstuffs are steady, -four S3sa37s Red
wheat 67a6SS; white 70aT6s. Sugar has been
active and prices advanced 1a1 I'D. Coffee ac-
tive. Consols for account closed at 81 -.
HAyRE, I4th-Cotton, New Orleans tres ordi-
naire quoted to-day at 104f; sales of the week
has been $500 bales. Breadstuffs of all des-
criptions slightly unchanged. Provisions dull
The steamship Washington from New York
arrived at Southampton on Saturday the 18th.
The country remains in state of suspence
as to money matters, bat the only agitation as
vet is on Stock Exchange The commercial
wants can be supplied, though at extreme rates
The detailed accounts of the Spanish ministry
had not yet came to hand farther than the ofii-
cial announcement that there is no political cri
sis, and that the Queen made the change from
Odonnell to Narvaez solely on personal grounds
The new minister's first act was to cowhide Sc
nor Guel, husband of the inEsnta Josefl, for
words spoken in the courtez. Senior Gnel chal-
lcnged Naryaez, who accepted it but the Queen
forbid and the meeting did not come off
The Napoleon difficulty is without much
change 1t was the general impression that the
Anglo French ultimatum would be presented to
ceiye an immediate favorable answer, the am
bassador would be Withdrawn, but it was not
supposed that the fleets would Immediately
appear.
The English squadron had sailed from Ajacco
and its destination was supposed to be Malta.
The French fleet was still ut Toulon.
The Vienna papers still anticipate peaceful
issue.
1t is stated that IN consequence of the grow
ing importance of the European complications,
the Congress at Paris will consist of first and
not second rate plenipotentiaries, and then it
viii soon meet the affairs of the Danubian pIin-
cipalities engage attention, and the French pa
pers are opposing the Austrien occupation Of
them.
Denmark is without a Ministry the last attempt
having failed.
sLoNDeS, 18th, a. M-It is rumored that both
the English and French fleets have orders to APP
proach Naples. 1t is also rumored that suspi-
France are engaged in negotiating secret ALI
ance. The free trade project in France has been
postponed till the first of July 1861.
A dispatch from London received just before
the smiling of the Asia states that in consequence
of the pressing note from France, Austria has
commenced evacuating the Principalities
The Queen of Spain has revoked the constitu-
ton of 1915 and rcpublished the ancient regime.
LONDON, Friday eve. 17th.-Consols for money
closed at 81 far accounts Dis. Americansecuri-
ties dull and slightly declined.
qniet. Cotton steady, sales to-day estimated
from 5000 to 10000 bales. Provisions closed
steady.
The Liverpool papers state that Mr. Kernaghan
of Chicago, Is a candidate for one of the vacant
Consulships at New York, Philadelphia or Gin
cinnati
The pressure on Paris Bourse is still very
severe, but suspension of specie payment by the
Banks not anticipated 50 strongiylos before the
the amount of the contract with Rothschilds for
the purchase of specie-but large orders have
gone out for the purchase of all the gold that
can ibe obtained in London, Germany or the
United States.
Count Walenski has answered the Russian
circular of Sept. I'd, repelling the reproaches of
Prince Gortschakotf, in regark to the conduct of
England and France in the Neapolitan affair, and
asserting thatth actionof France toward Naples
will be purely of a diplomatic character
A telegraphic dispatch from Constantinople
says that Lefer Pacha has gained two important
victories over the Russians in Circassia.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Der 31st-The weather here is cold.and dis
agreeable. The first snow of the season COM
nenced in considerable quantity at half past IL