Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
Threo pays Inter from Europe.

HALIFAX. Nov 4.-Thc R. NJ. Steamship Cam
ada, Capt Shurman, from Liverpool on he2.tth
ult, arrived at this port this morning, furnish
ing three days later intelligence
-LoNDoN.-M Money Market.-Consols ormoneys
closed on Friday at sS3aSs5. The money mar
ket was generally unchanged since previous ad-
vices Bullion in the Bank of England had de-
clined during the week 9595 900.
Circulars report Breadstutfs as generally dull,
with declining tendency. Wheat was dull,
and all qualities had slightly declined
LIVERPOOL Provision MARLEE--Provi ions
generally reported US having dull market
Lard had suffered decline in all quarters
Barring Bros & Co.'S circular reports the
money market as slightly easier with moderate
demand at the Banks advanced rate.
The latest news from America received in
England, was by the steamer Antelope from
Portland and st. Johns.
The Canada brings nothing further from
India. 1t was reported that the French Govern
ment intends removing the restrictions on the
export of corn and flour.
The Turkish ministry had ovcrthrown Reds
ched Pasha the Ward ViZer.
Monetary affairs in London were non sati
factory, the pressure had considerably abated.
The mail steamship Star of the West from
Aspinwall, arrived here this morning. The gen.
craI adviccs were anticipated by the arrival Of
the Quaker City from Havana with California
dates.
The City of Baltimore arrived this morning
from Liverpool 2lst. Her advices also antici-
pated. Shespoke on 29thult, when inlatitude 55,
ion. 40. 90, the mail steamer Niagara, outward
bound. The steamer Cahawba from Havana on
3Oth nlt., arrived this morning
LONDON, Wednesday, firm at a slight
ADVANCE on Tuesdays rates. Money in good
supply at % per cent. discount The advance
in the Bank rates has greatly checked the flow
of gold to New York, large intended shipments
being countermanded. The quantity OF goods
being forwarded is also small. The Bank of
England has thrown out some bills supposed to
be connected with intended shipments OF specie
to America. Funds continued huoyant on Fri
day, and no gold was withdrawn from the Banks.
Rates of discount Mt Hamburg had declined.
The Canada takes out two millions of dollars
worth of eight per cent. Michigan bonds for the
extinction of their floating debt The rates for
Money at Stock Exchange remains at five per
cent. The demand for money at the Bank on
Friday. was heavy.
Ten Broeck's Horse Pryor is dead.
FRANcE-It is stated that the governor of the
Bank of France had asked for decree giving
a forced currency to bank notes. Bullion in
the Bank of France has decreased 35000,00O
Stree monthly returns. Three per cents closed
at &c francs, IS centums.
SPATH-'rhe Banks Of Belgium and Denmark
have advanced their rates to per cent. There
is n lnl in the Austrian financial pressure, but
it is feared that it is only temporary.
I.oND0N.-Turkey still persists in claiming
the Island of Periae and still refuses indemnity.
The London Neus says the India Co have
commenced large remitances of silver to India,
which will have tendency to aggregate the
present financial evils
There has been serious conflict at Frankfort
between the Garrison and the Austrian and Ba-
varian Governments, many were wounded on
both sides.
The American stock market has been active,
chiefly for railroad bonds and shares. The fol-
lowing are the closing quotations Penna. Cen
trail 6'e, first mortgage S4nS6; Penna. SIS 75la
77a; q. S. G's 1878 and bonds sc, 104a105;
Maryland SIS bonds so; Penna. SIS bonds 1877,
7Sa80; Illinois entral fl'eclands 1860 64aSG;
Illinois Central Railroad Ta5 per cent discount;
Michigan Central 9's, 1860, 7Ga7S; Reading Ga
173; do do do 1862 1912.