The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-07-24 00:00:00

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S ECOND EDITION. - • S TAJ , -1)431 D-opp icE , JuLY-24, 1855, Two O'CLOCK, P.M. 1 4I\r th • 1 11 e ' I2.OO L'CORN MARKET.—Tins DAY. 1/44 We 111 t iler took up in the two last days of the week, and q ,1 1),Z nne and hot till yesterday evening, since whenwe lead nn almost without intermission, while the spring gyp,, almost without been receiving much . benefit from e . °' last week ; and that of wheat little, if at all 444, 4 e i e t At so far as where laid, a somewhat coarser qu m ali t g 4 'lB I.* The character of the season, upon v . ihich t tr uet ween this and harvest, is beginning. so much m re a : i t ?, ti, tll increasing interest ; the probable period of l at : t igh nearer titan at one time anticipated, is still_ on kistr,, and all favourabie influences are more th 'faired to ensure the . , ingathering in a satisfactory tOti lOse 1,,0t markets are firm and rather higher, as well as the Pain, and in neither is any quantity in progress of . b t lie those of France and Belgium tend downwards the 'United States are exceedingly well report tide° B ,a il - h e r: v l harvest being finished under most favourable again look for a more regular trade eollate4tftet fill p e pi !nay il-1111ave brought prices to a propor 4:i'liii 4:41 e ell ; a fa t . p le r s es s ei t t . he only article shipping is Indian ir . quan es are still coming forward. ,! t te* lt lioht.'"e, since Friday, has ruled for the most part 'Z' t yn,„ria . tion in Wheat and Flour ; we have had . a ‘‘'te i Nly Indian_ Corn, and the value of yellow and mixed oft,„: V w hite - Corn, at the same time improving . 2s. per StiN a re abundantly supplied with foreign Wheat . and IIe TTY k i ,N u e , clay last, but have not a single fresh arrival I ty, - "N export of which, for the week, 'orast ,44ter' roh ",l "t - was very thinly attended. Wheat was L' th our, l 4t 4,t an Y duoations are nominal without altera eh'lalik,,*eeic For t Flour a slow consumptive demand, Per t q ll 4 l' " value. • Indian Corn looking up. Yellow ear d at te \r ou- the seller, and white may be quoted e 4 11 0 6 4'Rher than this . day week, and the market th e nothing Other articles without thi• • kti ,2atsactions but trifling. & INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH•] DINE tt LONDON, TIIESDA.Y MORNINGF. 1 1 ,!; a- tr,N DS.—Consols f or M oney, 911 1; do. for Accoun t , "".14 i Der Cents., 921- ; Bank St oc k, 214 13k 15 ; Bache jal;i3) STOCK.—Mexican, 22 ; Turkish, 91 1 4 Rus -% +591. Or _ 11,111'ets"e• Alolesworth and Sir B. Hall have published their , to their constituents, in which they declare their in k, e s uPPort the war with energy. k t i g ,at, ri ;',',es has a leader to prove that the effect of the war yoyi nt "Y to limit the whole productive forces of Russia, by k h ipe s ? her credit, lowering the market prices of her staple 'l4 °,l,4?riettltural produce, by stopping the export trade, om t i o l i k , (l Of }l, lll g off the supplies she has hitherto drawn from , 1 hn_''se articles which are most required to enable her k i i ,, 4;zuer own resources. The _inland trade carried on mt , 7:e neutral ports affords a ry p compenr 134,1t'Pe. ` A liN ,e losses, even in the northern provinces of he in the south, the blockade of the Black Sea ° p recess altogether. , No doubt, with the primary e °ru, cattle, wood, hemp, and 'wool, the Russian continue to be fed, housed, and clothed out of their AartNikral r esources We are rapidly replacing the com t01)1?,?te used to ch . -iv. from Russia, with hemp from other /1," er e Pc with the textile fabrics of India, which will ,Netr:'e long supersede the hemp of St. Petersburg. Our ll ' 4 o ' ll rei l - a.4 l '° til 'e e rs to ha ve in no deoTee been affected by the war, .of ascert'aining accurately the financial lic t il t ogh t l teer e i at tv, state the Russian empire, the Times has ql) t ie facts would probably increase our orfident this contest to a successful termination. • I, 44ti et 7 lui THE TURKISH LOAN. 11 '; 4 4 1 14 0f t e h 3 e r emarks on the debate last night, that the op ,rar endeavoured to remove some of the obloquy I°Nbitlesti,LlY attach to their conduct with reference to ' 4 1,,:e" 1 4 1 1 5, 1) 4 4 : ,the l e o s an. They, however, made a grave tkoi ste4 ,pleiling the House how they themselves would 4 0o 4 e a .tt r t ke a y ll. to fight her battles, or whether they W A R. T E t he t il sch a i t ' - 'NVA.L OF THE BOMBARDMENT. 111 1 1 4 ° „ 41h -are,„ ff r ePerted that on the 21st, the enemy resumed_ ofeelisi r , ''ent, the cannonade being marked by intervals "teleit4. The Russian batteries answered with success. Dille news of importance. Nt.11 44 N..NO tl • --- -A. • 'Walt on the 19th, NoN steamer arrived at ti es ar e It !lrY assistance for the Bey of Tripoli, whose disturbed. tk i ?te l i „fQ4II •, lees , lees of June 12th give a more deplorable p_ic.. Ho t . e nY than has been furnished even from that -441 years past. 11pE 451.: George .. 7 3 P e RR of No re.Weet and P N ublish o ed by It. P. TR esACK , at crcent.