The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-10-02 00:00:00

te HE btrD T oot iitanbarb ''' l4(l OND EDITION TAITDA.RD-OFFICR, OCT. 2, Two P.M. LI------- . Th "°° e VEßP°°L CORN MARKET.—Ting DAY. r' Ameri can advices up to the 18th 'ult. make a slight ad- While ill Wheat, and some grades of Flour were railer higher, Prices of Indian Corn had little varied from the previous Week. Merit to— ' Quantity of . this er ate each was in course of ship bad "" un trY, but, from scarcity of vessels, freights 21. cod a ? "need t° 8 1 - d. per bushel for Grain, and 2s. 6d. to per barrel for Flour to Liverpool ; the arrivals to the andand some were, however, not so large as had been anticipated, Ine ,titoe must yet elapse before. exports of any magni the A __ ea tt os effected. The British markets remained firm up to havin g of the past week, but a decline in those of France eat for the present put a stop to further purchases of riz t ea a t t io a n nd : Flour for that country, there is evidently IT lat:bh ,at o • trade, from which English millers . will r a ti - ' . qt ive u s i oine advantage for a time. The business arid 'Ff„„" Prriday. has been only of moderate extent in W i rt . :,_' l- 3- fir m w ithout change of prices. , Indian Corn has rather - tri" ea `r , 'ria as ,' 4 , s come large . parcels hays been taken at e Our imports of Wheat, Oats, and Oat- Il va c 'i t , hi n 4le l i l e n o c re r a tt s t in s i from Ir . eland, b e u e t we have little or A 1 eX eent astwise since this day w k. The foreign arri da„.t 0 1 , -,., °f Indian Corn, are moderate. id price, '- 'ket to-day there was not much business doing, 'ins ifs g,erierally were on the decline. Old Wheat main eilleape; laine, but . new Wheat is lower. Flour is Is. per sack id. t ),1 O atmeal may be quoted ls. 6d. per load, and Oats ' w ith: v ."'• Per bushel lowe ns r. Indian Corn slow of sale, but doin I chan ge 4. i 1 quotatio . In other articles very little I'ECTRIC & INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.) ONDON, TUESDAY MORNING. %11 10 1, o ' , ic , l after official) hours at 88f to 5.8. There was tret-Inand for money, and the discount houses exercised • th e aution. k t N y anal quotations of the French three's was 65.30 for % I Sl h 4r id 45 c 5 for account. In Paris the rate of Exchange The demand f o r m oney was extremely t) rm. rettj a , the tourse. High rates are paid for carrying on N ee 'ions. The expectation is general that the bank of hvvill raise the rate of discount on Thursday next. ' 4 4 ~;4 4t nburg money has again become very scarce. The 1 1 1, - e ` discount being 51 per cent. 1 / 1 '04,, w eeklyTeturns from the Amsterdam and Rotterdam thieve markets states that business had been limited, but ° Derat ti ces continue to be well supported. The principal The had had been in coffee, sugar ,. an d r i ce . t tu .„,_no ra te nen market for manufacturers had been steady, with "'me amount of business. T H E W A R. 44'011rED RETREAT OF THE RUSSIANS. );„„ 17I ttsr, October I.—A ccoun t s f rom this place say that the Volt ar my i s re t reat i ng in confusion. 'Russkhe Ause r i a , i Ti mes announces that the bombardment of Ve north forts of Sebastopol began on the 29th ult.; that the Leachian army was in full retreat ; and that on the it had ed Akak, th ree d ays ' march from Ma ckenzie's 29th Farm. ia intelligence respecting the re t reat must be received with ek treme caution. I Lthe news of the Russian retreat was received by tegraph 'terday (Monday), but did not attract much attentileon. ARATIONS FOE ANOTHER ATTACK ON THE liZ 4 t n ail RUSSIANS. ''tto LIY News correspondent's letter . , dated Campbeore kov 0, 4. • " Preparations are mak in g t. The'„,.'.l4ellt. 18th, Y 8a- s .11— destination and force unkn own. ly def ei Veci t Z of the m_ the ;l ,'. e h d th at l i ses towards Mackenzie's farm are so strong ; c wo uld cause great loss to attempt to force Igilli,!_er'c;c4rlto e i B , sai dw ay of approach has been discovered, Rohs, the p a : u l ; by the a enemy and which will not only cavalry and' infantry, but for . light field taidar.The Page Ne iich o l f iavebe sending strong bodies tow ards It were • curr ent , . w hite ude ,„ 44): reporte , d in th e _ co _ aior Crimea relle: must Odesa and Ni 1 that expeditions ______ Th tc,,„_e Ni zp, have ' , g , irrison i n th e town i s increased. 5,000 fresh /.oft Co nstantinople for the Crimea. lIP a 444temlet s t er T h ria, e t c , 11',-.ljah 6 th Dr agoons and Bth H ussars h ave sa iled for anything of of the Times' correvondent from the Tchernay'a. l'lhstrikipir.teLn,her 17th, but does not contain k e eo ,, ~. .oLerest. c. respondent of the Morning POBl, }, 4111 11 ' firing on under date of Le t 4 ;',.. 1 es, Monday, writes •—" The Russians were _ „ . 4, •vi i of Sebastopol and the Allies returned it vigorously. pop l i n -8E I ILE s, AI cia The Euphrate, which left C.on oPle th on y— e Hatche ° . ll e 24th ult., has arrived. She brings advices hesrimea to the 9 2d ult. She brings 300 at e at 1 Pau. _....e _Alen a invalids. ,riraa.,rill - Th . 0 tt has sailed for the i m. h e 11, e Indus leaves for Constantinople. . t g B akpfr ealltisshial journal Le 'Nord says, that Prince Gods -4.,, u e rt s hit _ 0 d the north forts at Sebastopol; D P , 1t of the,te.' make strategetic movements,. do so, in he will bat whenever Russian t 1 ". at A ro tie talumphant shouts of his enemies. P i. 104., Berlin says that no doubt he will The 'a prove his pos till` s'-'l'"tietri":,,n of era of Sunday state that the firing against , 41. t Nieh rst ,_ 44 .e ot Sebastopol commenced on the 29th ult ha .fr k o o m ff 1 . - ' 8 not ' and the VVoronzoff Road. Prince Gortsc varier S Peak o f i t Wr a states th t - reeall4d General Iler 9el's eg a Pri nce Gi)rtschakoff earlier than the 28th. h Another German has 1,1.41.-}laktehl,P_froin Arabat, and is concentrating troops at tli4e orni n 'eral, and Shnpheropol. Euphrate state 44 41 pltinuaig co advices by I ,` l 'aii eh eli saier of them tlaatari The .., t4 . -tir e i y -, a,',"lri.ittnications were gom t g he on between Mar- Prince Gortschakoff, but the nature . B,.cret. The English cavalry are to winter at 1 hal l ilultan has decreed that a regular land tax. Bak es Se st °e Presented: foreigners are to Pay . • _. tiay.,. ores of booty are accumulating at budget of Kamiescia aout fit v titz/: Ntf o ' 4' 14 011 d ----- • Lord rd d e V Evening.lt is reported here that kl o - " v uoife has been recalled. vedl7l4st 7 , --_____ 's Withls the W -131', Tneaday.—The steamer 3l ag d a l ens ham est Inx- ^ 1 trexican mails, la I k Pr P er nted and published by R. P. THACKER, of No. eY-street, at No. 4, St. George's-creseeut. 4 any