The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-11-19
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TWO DAYS LA1ER FROM EUROPE
CommERCIAA INTELLIGENCE!
New YORK, Nov. Is.

Political news unimportant.
Common to good Ohio -four 35 to 37s;
Philadelphia and Baltimore 32s 6d@33s Cd.
Corn dull; Yellow quoted OF 33s 6934s; white
: BIS 6d@35s. .
Manchester sympathizcs with the Liverpool
cotton market and is dull Stock in the hands
of spinners is small.
) Havre cotton market is steady with fair
business doing.
!, CAPE ISLAND Nov. Is.
The steamship City of Washington passed
here last evening bound for Philadelphia.
Her dates are to the 18th inst.
The steamer Niagara from Boston arrived
out on the I'd.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 4. P. NJ.
The Brokers Circular reports Cotton mar
ket inactive with but little inquiry and prices
weak at decline of lis. Holders are will
ing, but sellers manifest no disposition to press.
Sales for three days have been 1900 bales
including 1000 for speculation and 1000 for
export.
The Manchester markets are quiet but
steady.
BIeadstufs dull. Flour inactive, with a
turning tendency in favor of buyers. Balt-
more and Philadelphia, 33s Cd; Ohio 35s Cd
Red Wheat quiet and unchanged at IS 9d@9s
3D.; White 9s@10s. White corn quiet, but
steady at 34s 6d@35s; mixed 33s@33s Cd;
yellow GAS. Pork dull. Bacon steady
Consels firm for cash and quoted at 9278 @93
English funds have been buoyant to-day
but the market still has favorable appear
ance.
MADBID.-The Madrid Gazette of Nov. 3D.
publishes a decree re-establishing the law of
1874 relative to the press.
FRANCE.-The Neapolitan minister had not
left Paris and he held language as if he inten-
ded to remain the same. The writer remarks
that the advent Of Pedschid Pacha secures a
minister not likely to b influenced by Rus
sian intrigue Count Resscleff would proceed
to Compeigne on Tuesday to deliver to the En-
peror an autograph letter from Gar.
| PARIs.-Private letters from Paris, do not
indicate any decided change in tie money
market, and, although the position of the
Bank of France is supposed to have slightly
improved, there is, as yet, scarcely any ten
dency to a return of general confidence.
| A good deal discomfort prevails in the man
ufactory districts of France owing to appre-
tensions of commercial reform without even
the immediate agency of legislation. The
Times Paris correspondent says the tariff
question is likely to add to the difficulties OF
the imperial government and manufacturers
express their dissatisfaction, and affirm that
| the Emperor initiated the prohbitive system
for which they voted for him for the Presi-
dency as well as the Empire.
The Morning Herald Paris correspondence,
states that the commercial counts agree in
admitting a greater abundance of money, and
the certainty that no money crisis is to be 70 m
ed through inability to meet engagements.
The Times correspondent writes on the
31st Of October that the influence Of Russia in
Danubian Principalities increases from day to
day and the Russian Consul General was
again master of the situation in Serria. An
other writer says England is quite as inclined
to the proposed conference as Austria.
Advices from Constantinople to the 22d
state that the ultimatum from England has
been forwarded to the Shah of Persia The
Persian army was proceeding with the seige
of Herat. 1t was certifying the environs which
it had abandoned; having d, f ated the Affs hans,
SIX thousand Of whom had surrendered.
A dispatch from Vienna, dated the I'd inst,
states that on the 23l of October, it was set
tied at Constantinople between the Porte,
! England and Austria, that the occupation Of
the Black Sea and the Danubian PrincipaIities
should be prolonged.
The British Squadron, OF the Isle Of Ser
penis, has been reinforced.
a dispatch from Toulon, says that the Ne
ipolitan Squadron does not stir, nevertheless
it is taking on board provisions and munitions
Of war for six months.
The Morning Posts correspondent writes
on Monday, that Mr.. Peche had arrived from
Naples, and would leave on Tuesday for Lon
don.
Lord Granville was in Paris, and would
visit Compeigne. The Neapoltan Minister
had not left Paris. The funds show some fat
ness, and closed quiet at Is per cent below
those Of yesterday 1t is satisfactory to wit
ness the stability with which the trade in the
country bears the pressure OF the enormous
rates OF discount, now current in the discount
market. There is a good demand for money
at full rates, but no pressure.