The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18 00:00:00

SUPPLEMENT TO THE Fitierpal taitVarV 6encrilf C`)/ommertial Abertiser. No. 1615.1 [GRATIS. At Odessa grain continued firm 27th of September, Schamyl i ; ditto TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1853. Standard Office, Two o'clock, p.m [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] of embarking troops Freights 255. per quarter CAUCASUS, -On the made an attack on the Russians, but was driven back, The Russian accounts state that the loss of the Caucasians was considerable. They themselves admit a loss of two staff officers, three field officers, and sixty-one men. LONDON STOCK AND SHARE MARKET. THE FUNDS , for Money, 91k i THE EASTERN QUESTION. VIENNA, MONDAY EVENING, —Advices received here state that the answer of the Russian Commander-in-Chief to Omar Pasha's notice to quit, is to the effect that he is neither authorised to commence hostilities, nor to con- chicle peace, nor to evacuate the Principalities. The Cologne Gazette also publishes a telegraphic des- patch, dated Vienna, Sunday, stating that Porschukoff had answered Omar Pasha's demand in the negative, as he had no orders to evacuate, The Gazette adds that hostilities will not necessarily begin, even yet, as the Russian commander, in reference to the period fixed by Omar Pacha, meant, that he must receive instructions from St. Petersburg. PARIS, MONDAY.—The Moniteur declares that the statement respecting the transport of a corps of troops to the Dardanelles is altogether void of foundation. journal Toulonnais states that all the steam-frigates laid up in ordinary have been examined by the naval surveyor The instructions were sent from Paris by telegraph, and the object was to ascertain whether those vessels are in a fit state to be armed and sent ont to sea. —The Bourse was dull. All the Funds closed with a decline. Threes' 72 88; Four-and-Halves', 99 45.—The Chronicle's corres- pondent writes "It was stated at the office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs to-day (but not by M Drouyn de Lhuys) that the Emperor of Russia has made known to the French government his iuten- tions with respect to the Turkish affair, and that it was to the effect that, as Turkey had chosen to declare war, all negotiation was at an end." GALATZ, Om 7.—Omar Pasha has declared. that vessels Railing under a neutral flag will be allowed to pass on the Danube till the 25th instant. In Bessarabia, Bul- garia, and the Danubian Principalities, the smaller rivers and mountain streams are dried up, The Wallachian militia, who were stationed along the banks of the Danube, have been ordered to march upon Bucharest, where they will be garrisoned. The Russian subjects in Turkey are from the Ist of October, placed under the protection of Austria. ODESSA, Om 3.—To-day the Russian fleet arrived at this port from Sebastopol, with the view, it is believed, LITEaPoOt. : Printed end Pablishe I every Taps/sly. STANDARD GISNRAAL PRI P TEIN G Oman. No. 4, St. George's Crescent. Liverpool.—Tuesday.October 18. 1833. by the Proprietor, SOI3I3RT PEARSON THACKER , of N o . 7, Pe r cy - s t ree t, a t the —Consols for Account, -I; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent., 92f ; Bank Stock, 218 ; Exchequer Bills, Ti, and S., 4 8 pm. RAILWAY SHARES. London and North Western, 121 ; Midland, 58k ; Caledonians, 494 I ; ditto, Pref., 99 ; East Lancashire, 612 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 59f 9 ; Great Western, 804 4; Leeds Northern, 12i ; North British 26; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 61; ditto Pref., 71; York and North Midland, 451 LAND SHARES.—British American, 55 ; Peel River, 6. MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE.—This Dix, SOON QUOTATIONS, Eastern Counties, 11i Lancashire and Yorkshire, 621; London and North Western, 102; LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGE.—This DAY. NOON QUOTATIONS East Lancashire pref., 81 Midland, 681; North Western, 7k 71 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE , Coronella, and Theodore, from Callao ; Agnes, from Monte Video ; Edward, from Rio Grande ; David Legg, from Berbice ; Camillus, from Demerara; Adeline, from Jamaica,—all at Gravesend 17th inst. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Trus DAY. The moderate arrivals into this port, up to Friday last, have been considerably increased since, chiefly from the United States and Canada ; the imports thence, during the week, being 39,655 quarters of Wheat, 1,486 quarters of Indian Corn, and 26,252 barrels of Flour, exclusive of 370 quarters of Wheat, and 3,998 sacks of Flour from Spain, with 2,625 quarters of Wheat and a little Indian Corn from Egypt. The receipts coastwise and from Ireland, though not large, exceed those of recent weeks ; and the shipments hence, to British and Irish ports, liberal. The market this morning was largely attended, and an extensive business was doing in Wheat at the full rates acquired up to yesterday. In Flour there was a fair trade, at prices up to 355. 6d. per barrel for Baltimore, and other kinds in proportion. Other articles steady, at late rates. —TirisDAY