The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-11-05


anxiously expected for several days past arrived
here this morning unannounced Her dates from
Liverpool and London, are to Saturday, the 10th
ultimo.
The Allies have organized concentrc advance
from Eupatora, Bladder Kertch and klnburn in
order to surround and cut off the Russian forces
Kinburn is an important position at the mouth Of
the River Dncper, captured by the allied expedi
ton recently sent in that direction.
Taman and Panaghia, two Notifications in the
straits of Kertch have been destroyed; and the ad
vanced posts of the Allies are now within five
leagues of Bakshi Serial
The Russians are retiring; and Liprandi intends
to defend the line of the Belbec, where battle is
anticipated.
The north side of Sebastopol has been surround.
ed by the Russians with Notifications, and
placed in state to support siege.
Among those killed at the conflict at Kars, are
said to be several officers of rank.
There is but little general news. The restrictive
measures of the Bank of France are telling upon
almost every branch of trade.
The MessrS ROtchschilds are about to establish
an Austrian Bank of Credit with capital of OOO
600 francs.
A concordat highly favorable to the church of
Rome, has been concluded between Austria and
Pope.
The new Greek minister announces the neutral
ity of the reformed administration and the execu-
ton of obligations due to foreign powers.
MARKETS
COTTON.-The sales of the week amount to "a, 900
bales, of which J0OO bales were taken by specul-
tors and 5000 bales for export The quotations
are as follows: New Orleans fair 81 middling 9-l6
Upland fair So middng st.
The last advces from the United States were
favorable for Cotton, but owing to the stringency
in the money market, the market closed duh at
prices trifie lower. The sales of Friday amount
ed to 5000 bales.
BREADsTUFFs-The market has slightly ad.
vanced Ohio -four 45s Western Canal 42s-
hi TO yyhn cd ito lnrr, A Sc.
yellow ABS.
Provisions are generally unchanged
MONEY MARKET.-The Bank of England has fur
Their advanced the rates of discount to per cent
for 60 days bills and per cent for longer paper
Great alarm existed in commercial circles and q
panic was anticipated Consols for money 81.
Messrs Richardson s. Spence say that on Tues
day the Grain market was excited, and prices ma
terially advanced. Old Wheat was to i'd higher
and new I'd.
Flour is Is dearer, and Corn 2s On Friday hold
asked further advance, which checked bust
ness, and there only limited sales at the fol.
lowing rates: Red Wheat 43s6d a 42s white 42s6d
Philadelphia and Ohio -four 43sd44s on the spot
Corn, ex-ship 42s6d, ex-warehouse ABS. Western
Canal flour 42s.
Lard was was quiet Tallow had advanced Is.
Beef was in limited demand American Pork was
enquired after. The market was low of Hams nd
Shoulders. Tallow was likely to advance further;
fine American much wanted. Ashes were
lower. There was no Baltimore Bark in market
Rosin was in fair request Lard quoted at 66 d
CTS.
SECOND DISPATCH.
NEW YORK, Nov. 3-The Baltic was detained
by adverse weather.
The political news is interesting, but not highly
important.
The Turks have gained decided victory over
the Russians in Asia
MARKETS.
Breadstuffs in Liverpool were firm Flour ad-
vanced Is. to Is. cd. y Dbl on the average Wheat
was firm at 3D. q id. ~ bushel advance Indian
corn advanced Is to Is 6d.,F Or
Cotton was steady at about previous prices
Sales of the week 900 bales
Money was i'll active demand The bullion in
the Bank of England has decreased. Consuls de-
clmed, and quoted at 81. Rate of interest in the
Bank of England has been put ND to 6 ~ cent.
being y cent. advance
Provisions firm
The money market was much disturbed. Heavy
failures were looked for, aprrchended.