The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-08-21 00:00:00

ktbetliootl;tanbarbt T.Otr e thTbiti i ken& Votpe44 t o - days Royal party visited the Fine Arts Cvi,oti m , tie and he Queen afterwards received the I :t4) 1 7 4 " th e 3' at het Elysee. There was then a drive 4er rettb.Z°„Pleva. The cheers were deafening. The 41) (1 m i ". to St. Cloud, where there would be a grand eatrieals. 411 4 , 00_ pu o, 1,1‘ 1;•!!illted Y-s treet, at N bl 4, hSt, ised b Gyeori P -cre R ' of No, -•,,e's . sce K nt- §ECOND EDITION. kilb-OPPICE, AUG. 21, 1855, Two O'CLOCK, P.N. ti kv t _ "- - N ei :p ear "° l -4 CORN MARKET.—THis DAY. rEteeitianY i nterruption from weather,harvest is now to N a p e in the southern counties ; some few . parcels 1 4 7:4 , 1414040,11?Peared on Mark-lane . , and though it is too bitcll4,llee altoe any general or decid . ed opinion of he t thjNl4, l .l efnifirm the anticipation formed a ‘ary til,el•ol,J exper.u'eight ; so much improvement, however, is t „1 Plat w te need under a favourable time for gathering . ° may still hope the apprehensions, excited by ea, ti ,ef bad weather ten days ago, may be greatly e result of the next three or four weeks' Th ee' rations, and that we may have . to report th e We i ,„•‘PProachitig an average quantity, and of con ,- repo `Pop s "4o - et though not to be expected np to la ~ t „ are : t „e(1 F °4 ti lf rt materially, as a whole differing . from it. i'llt aa ted ° " h bear continent continue to be indifferently 44,m4 tO 'etatoes in Germany, Holland, and Belgium, t aete Ne 4,rave extensively failed; but in America and lit„,koiit e etltit s e a,t bulk of the Wheat has already,. by the 4.4'19 rag been harvested in the finest condition, and itOeld 4C 4 nt produce ; and, notwithstanding that toi le the end of July caught some portion in w eather immediately succeeding gave little 7ilij.„°rlo,lthad been greatly exaggerated . ; the crop of enH O (4 14 d the season remain propitious, promises Wh e - ' and this grain, as well as the leading pro- It ()ratio a t and Flour, shew every prospect of presently h th emselves to such a range of prices, as will o l : 1 P1 reve renewal of regular European trade. Ibay o° l lr 4t ietl i but little animation in any branch of the ; Whii g ere since Friday, and no alteration in Wheat b e ie ` a eler ' e the tendency of Indian Corn has again b . een ki t ' tar e ' re4 i ," Purchases on the spot, as well as to arrive, te s h Re e faVourably effected. OA: 4 b: 4 l) ' 3 ' of Indian Corn, chiefly from the United ei!i, o t the received into this place during the past seven lhOesh arrivals of other foreign produce are com th"'oport''e those coastwise and from Ireland being t 4 .4 41 eat °, and the exports of the week rather light. b,.lc‘ee of Is ~et to -day there was but a very moderate at 1711);'°aY i ) r e rs and little business was done, so that quo -011„ealled ,Fnnsidered merely nominal. Wheat and Flour wweeliki'Vee turn in favour of buyers, but any attempt 4 ,oti cA av e caused a decline. In Oatmeal and . Indian r e ga no alteration in value. Other articles also INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.] T 8 F 14 .II tz g , LONDON, TUESDAY MORNING. ,le 4IA s .--Consols for money, 91; i 91; do. account, zit'tli I° . s t°e k, 214 1 - • Exchequer-bills, L, 24d, 18 14; 2d, 1, 1, 1 i N 4 '',., 2 d, 14. 2 ' k e t' Is S- c ' e ls• — Turkish, 95 41; Ditto, New Fours, If kt (1 41 ' ail ‘t'elt 'lid '4,l' brought by the last West India steamer was 41cylPsIty4newing no alteration. 5 i ►,,4% , 1 2s ft,,°4-L—The offer of Rothschild to take the loan 1 101,ttt 1 . ,'" 4 „ • Per cent being accep ted, Lt4St loan to-day * A the surplus deposits 4. -q et, ) , (341 1 of 16 •Lllei paymen t acted in April last, falls Otliettlikil-his make l s n ° a n t s rio c u o n n t. r paid 60 per cent. -q e 00 0 1‘Tuesday.— TheEuxine arr i ve d thi s morning. Nik'"Udria August 7th, an d b r i ngs th e h eav y port ion 44d China mail. T - E b, Goist'biARDMENT OF SEBASTOPOL. Witt at e t (l, tileehakoff reports on the 18th that the enemy re booThardment on the 17th, and was keeping 4 .4 th , Bombardment The defenders of Sebastopol replied t t'ib I* e tlr rep NAIR. "Npoe t o eAdmiral Dundas's despatch, the Times C 4 lrtali t :Y fi ght have waited to see the allies enter 0e b„ le g ~„0 the roadstead of Helsingfors, and bring the N4t1 44 1( 1 11V war a little nearer still by destroying the k i l. l3 r4ll ) , lt ith o li° e ca l that city ; but such an operation . would he;a 4 O w il t an equ i valent much loss of men thenad possibly of e well advantage to caus3 of our 11 content that no more was attempted or dig, M _ 14 1%—funds closed 671 money and account. W A R.