The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-17

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Trade in the manufacturing districts is un.
changed since our last. -
3 Breadstufs--Prices are generally well sup
ported without any MISUNDERSTANDING very
little from Friday. The demand for wheat
and flour is for the best qualities, and the
tone of the market follows closely the tenor
Of the successive -aevices secured from The
East. White wheat los Al a los lid; red
and mixed os Sd a lis 3D.; Western canal
flour SIS; Baltimore and Philadelphia BIS Cd
3Ss Cd; Ohio ass Cd. sanfs afy
Corn--'Phe high rates check operations
prime yellow 44-tis held for ass; white
43s Sd. sr
At Manchester business is very quiet, End
prices, both of goods and yarns, were fovor-
ing buyers. gr2f q ,,.,,g., -.
Provisions and produce dull. .. s,a~r,
J Lard and tallow quiet and lower. 7ssel !
Rice-the market is much the same. saas1
There is great fuctuation in British funds,
in consequence Of conflicting accounts from
the East, and quotations closed Oct. 81, as
follows: stocks 200 2l3.7 upaT s1fF
fac ~Az LONDON. Nov. 1.
Evening.--Sugar is firm Coffee is rnther
brisker. The demand for tea is not SO active
but prices are, however, unsettled. Rice is
better request Iron Scotch is quoted at 76s
Sd p ton. Tallow is firm at SIS for p. Y. Z.
on the short. - ,..-...7 b. 3,
The Baltic brings ia passengers, among
whom are Gov. Jones of Tennessee, and
Col. Powell and family Of Philadelphia. r
| The news by the Baltic is briefly told.
| Everything relating to the Eastern ques
ton is enveIoped in mystery. A Vienna
despatch announces an armistice between the
Turks and Rrssians for an indefinite period
This despatch materially advanced the price
Of English and French funds. = .7oiHsalfA
Another despatch, which is said to be sat.
sfactory, states that the diplomatic note Of
the four powers was ON its way to Constanti-
nople, and that the armistice was only 10 al
low time for its acceptance, this 'furthor
strengthened funds, but it was again rumor
ed that the so-called armistice was condit.
Iional--that the order sent to Omar Pacha
not to commence hostilities until the LIST d
November, if he had not already bogun--
This depressed the stock market, and it was
stated by telegraphic despatch, which is
apparently authentic, that the Turks hat
crossed the Danube to strengthen and occu,
py Kalaphat, with the intention 10 attack The
Russians. ,t. -- Z
There has been desperate riots at the Wo
gaw, Lancashire, England, by Turnout o
the operatives and culliers., A great deal o
property was destroyed, and the troops were
called out to quell the riot. -, -. 4. 4.
A telegraphic despatch received at Liver
pool Saturday, from the Danube, dated Octo
Der 29th, which says that 5000 Turkish in
fantry and calvary, had crossed the Danube
and taken possession of Kalabhat, withou
meeting with any resistance. More troop
are still crossing the river. The men in bar
ges swimming their horses. The Russians
were concentrating around Kalaphat to at
tack them. -" nay Hr.t
The Times has despatch from Constant
nople, dated 22d, stating that the Austrian
envoy had submitted to Sultan a draft of TN
new note from the four powers which ha
, been accepted by Russia. The Times still
thinks negotiations may prevent a genera
war. --s.t .7.-rall - I.sI. ed ~.
VIM. Heat. United States Consul of Tuni
died very suddenly. .aas ta--ssI !. ,-s .5l,s