The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08 00:00:00

rib ego of No. 1618.] Stancla BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1853 .d Qffice, One o'clock, p.m LONDON STOCK & SHARE MARKET.—Tins DAY QITOTATIONS —Consols Account, 95 Ditto Money, 95 * [s, L., spm ; Ditto S. 1-a-quarter per Cent., 964 I. LARES. Caledonians, 8 ; Eastern ; Great Western, 811 2i ; Ditto Fifths, kern, 131; London and North Western, and South Western, 74; Midland Stock, th Staffordshire, 1.1 i; York, Newcastle, A- 6: York and North Midland, 481 9. 'get Scrip :s.—Agricultural, 424; Peel River, 61 R STOCK EXCHANGE. THIS Div NOON QUOTATIONS, Lancashire and WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURKEY DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS . The limes' correspondent, under date Constantinople, Oct. 25, states that Omar Pasha was at Rehubar, where he had • ordnance, as fit for the transport of troc he Pasha was preparing to cross the Danube at th's poi centre of the Russian army before h - head-quarters had been removed to ortschakoff's whence he Rosti!Wes have commenced in Asia steamer, With despatches from Selim Pasha for th kier, arrived on the evening of the 23d from Batonn contents of these d esE noitring party in the direction of Ceroc The Rus- sians surprised and attacked this c Selim Pasha, attracted by the noise c ,n its march h, advanced aians. An engagement took place, Were routed, and Selim Pasha estab Le Russians head-quarters at Orelly The Affghans have sent an amt Persia, entreating him to take tho threatening, in case of non-comp' Hamadan. This news is confirms Shera. the Shah of a part of Turkey, and Mr. Thompson, the English Chary at the manoeuvres in the Persian c Turkish ambassadors were not in the - - e d'Affaire! :amp. Th, march upon A Prussian correspondent of the n date Berlin, Nov. 5, states that the n the last concerted act of t' - Constantinople.."' Journal, under was not previously su b m itt e d t o th e a s No doubt is felt that the sot i b t e , but strong a p pre h ens i ons are not acceptable to the Czar. s, was present le Russian and inisterial j sent with his II consent to I that it will The a Me nd , ai 'm Nem' correspondent, writing from Paris on allnou b lr ee , e nin Despatches from St. Petersburg the Powers tuft t he Czar f to admit the proposition of concerning the Eastern question. He again in on on the Vienna note.—The Paris Bourse closed to-day at about Saturday's prices. After various fluctuations, Threes closed at 73 45; Four and Halves, 99.95.!?. The Poser Paris correspondent says the rumour still pre vailed at Vienna on the 4th, that there would be a conference On the Eastern question in London. AUSTRIA.—A Vienna letter of the Ist inst., in the Nurem berg correspondence, states that Baron Meyendorff has formally declared that thr. .." went, no matter by whom it . Proposals which his Majesty I any arrange- and that th to the Euro Pean rowers are the only words of pe._ issue from his lips. This peremptory declaratu fatal to Lord Redcliffe's proposals. ich will ever )n is of course —Wheat was a; gain in better continued to been recently ST. PETERSBURG, OCT demand he weat her was mild. Freights big - - ODESSA, OCT. 28.—The demand for Wheat improve, and upwards of 40,000 quarters had 1 taken at prices ranging from 32a. Bd. to 375. 6d. LIYIIRPOOL: Printed and Published every Tuesday, by the Proprietor, ROBERT PEARSON THACKER, of No. 7, Percy-street, at the STANDARD GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE No. 4,,5t. George's Crescent, Liverpool.—Tuesday, November 8, 1833. SUPPLEME TO THE ,tanb.arb' 6nerai C,l,Gmmerrial Aibertistr. [ GRATIS. m G iire, 16- FUNDS RAILWAY SI Counties, 13 12 66; Leeds Nora i ; London and Berwick, N MINES. LAND SHARE Crystal Palace MANCHESTE lonians, 2' express( Yorkshire, 651; London and North-Western, 1041 ; Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 20k; South-Eastern and Dover, 181 ; Lancashire Assurance, 9-16 pm. LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGI TATIONS, —Tani DAY Caledonians, 27 11-16; Midland, 61k; York and North Midland, 24k. —Tres DIY LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, There was a moderate attendance of buyers at this day's market, but owing to the decline in the London market, and the fair arrivals of Wheat, there was but a prices of Friday last, making a decline of 3d to 4d from the rates of this day week. For Flour, there was a more active demand, and the decline of Friday was partially recovered, our quotations being only 6d per barrel below those of last Tuesday. In Oats, Oatmeal, and other articles, very little doing, and no change in value to notice. The receipts of Grain into this port from Ireland, since Tuesday last, are moderate ; those of Oatmeal including altogether trivial. Of Wheat from abroad, however, the import of the week is liberal, chiefly from . ,the United States, and partly from Canada, Spain, Egypt, and Con stantinople. Of States and Spanish Flour the arrivals are also fair in amount, which, with a parcel of Barley and two or three of Indian Corn, form the supplies of foreign produce fresh in for to-day, the particulars of which, with the exports during the week, are subjoined. DESTITUTION IN GREECE.—The greater part of the population of Achaia and of the town of Patras are re duced to extreme destitution, through the disease in the currant grape, which has made fearful ravages this year. There is not the fifteenth part of the fruit produced last year, and it is feared that the plants themselves are de stroyed. This will be a loss to Greece of a capital equal to two hundred millions of francs. k\ I