Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-06
:, WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

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.,orr New, 3-The steamer Baltic. 50
ffN =, 0oxnec,ed for several days past, arriv-
w this morning unannounced, Her dates
te,e, .o,pool and London are to Saturday, the
ult' THE WAR.
,u;os baye organized concentric advan-
he 'Tupatoriu. Baider Kerth and Kinburn
ifo" surround and cut of the Russian for
fdf r;nburn is an important position at the
nNf,he River Dnieper captured by the al
n'a a1;,on recently sent in that direction.
US and Panagha. two Notifications in the
nt'"ss Eer,ch. have been destroyed and the
|aHs nosts of the Allies are now within Ave
ps Of Bakshi Setari.
spnssians are retiring and Liprand intends
d. va the of Bebec, whore a battle is antc.
le 90. north side of Sebastspol has been surroun-
10 n .ho Russians with new Notifications and
y IN n state to support siege.
ecu those killed at the conflict at Kars are
a'hob he several officers Of rank,
y, " Va is but little general news. The restric-
l's iasnres of the Bank of France are telling
",most every branch Of trade.
s Oh Messrs. Rotchchilds are about TO estab-
ne Austrian Bank of Credit with the capital
| 90 900 900 francs.
".,oncordat, highly favorable to the church of
Ia las been concluded between Austria and
Pope.
~. Nv oftbe reformed administration and the ex-
,.;on Of obligations due to foreign powers.
l''O' MARKETS.
sales of the week amount to
AVA bales of which 5000 bales were taken by
Sala,ors. and 6,000 bales for export: The
'v.;ans are AS follows: New Orleans fair 81;
la;ng $40. Upland fair So middng 81.
Tha last adyices from the United States were
arable for Cotton, but owing to the increased
l;ngencv in the money market, the market
"a 1ull Mt prices triae lower. The sales of
Laav amounted to 6,03O bales.
pny ,nsrIFFs. The market has slightly ad
noed Ohio -four 45s; Western Canal 42s.-
| I;,o wheat l2s Is; Red 12s. White Corn 45s;
/ low ABS.
p,oyisions generally unchanged.
uovry MARKEr.-The Bank of England has
| yher advanced the rates of discount to 6 per
tnt for 60 days bills, and per cent for longer
mar Great alarm existed is commercial cir
r. and panic was anticipated. Consols for
honey 81.
norris that although the week opened with an
vowed feeling and free sales in the Cotton mar
Fl il closed inactive and with decline.
,Iessrs. Richardson q Spence say that on
|hesday the Grain market was excited, and pr-
+ materially advanced. Old Wheat was 3D. to
\ higher and new "a.
Flour is Is dearer, and Corn Is. On Friday
[ders asked further advance, which, check
business, and there were only limited sales at
/ following rates Red Wheat ] Is Cd a l2s Cd.
Iiladelphia and Ohio -four ABS Il 44s on the spot
bm ex-ship 42s Cd, ex-warehouses ABS. Wes-
I'm Canal flour 42s.
Lard was qniet. Tallow has advanced Is
hf was in limited demand. American Pork
|. endured after. The market was low OF
hms and shoulders. Tallow was likely TO ad-
nee farther-fine American was much wanted
hes were lower There was no Baltimore Bark
market t. Rosin was in fair request. Lard quo
at 66r67c. :.
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE BALTIMORE.
NEW York Nov. 3.-The Baltic was detained
adverse weather.
The political news is interesting, but highly i'm
rtant.
The Turks have gained decided victory over
e Russians in Asia
MARKETS.
Brieadstuffs in Liverpool were firm. Flour
iyanced | $ to Is Cd per Dbl on the average
cheat was firm at Sd a 4d per bushel advance -
ndian corn advanced Is to Is Cd per Or.
Cotton was steady at about previous priees.-
ales of the week $4,000 bales.
Money was in active demand. The bullion in
he Bank of England has decreased. Consols de-
lined, and quoted at 81. Rates of interest in the
ank of England has been put up to per cent
eng per cent advance.
Provisions firm.
The money market was much disturbed
Ieayy failures were looked for, or apprehen-