The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-11 00:00:00

SUPPLEMENT TO THE Djer Plard ,*f anliarV tV.. (general Commercial Abticrtistr. TUESDAY, 0 TOBER 11, 1853. [GRATIS. Standard Office, Two o'clock, p.m MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE.—This DAY, [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] NOON QUOTATIONS. Cheshire Junction, .11 dis. ; Caledonians, 24 15-16ths ; East Lancashire,l 15 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 621; London and North-W estern, 10 3i; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 19} ; Midland, 592 ; South-Eastern and Dover, 17 11-16ths ; Rhenish Mines, 1-16ths pm. L MONDA.Y.—The Cabinet Council sat two is-half hours to-day. 41 , 77„t1ir uE RETURNS.— Increase on the quarter, entertai"'n' ; increase on the year, £2,311,752. The Times . a confident hope, with reference to the financial ' thing s tt'aqations of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, next year, text be better, rather than worse, in January . that a nd that he will accomplish the conversion without pressure on the Money Market with which we i have i 704 threaten e d . T he trade of this country is necessarily adventurous, and, so' far, dangerous state, and drarances are, so f ar , • t us ; but the country „"teu unexpectedly recovered from more imminent wip e rs- If th e Eastern question, the disorders in China, dadht Australian difficulties should prove against Eng ityol' is a great consolation to reflect she has done her i ed. that it is not her fault, nor could all these things be LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGE.—THIS DAY. NOON QUOTATIONS. Eastern Counties, 7 3-16ths ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, Leeds Northern, 12 ; Midland, 594 ; North Western, 71 ; South-Eastern and Dover, 171. THE EASTERN QUESTION. I RI S , MONDAY.—The Constantinople news by the i g hf` lll states that the Grand Council sat until mid the ,„° ll, the 25th ult. Their resolution, which upholds th e „,,`" ° tßfication of the Vienna note, was taken against chief the of the ambassadors of Great Britain and France. chiefFn the Council, couriers were sent to Omar Pacha, and re ad ; of the various corps, instructing them to be in sent , es ° to prepare for all eventualities. The steamer ev... a lled to p u t int Syrt the same tibay the British ambassador, was *e . pil'oe C hronicle's Paris correspondent writes, that the had rY s teamer brings news of the 2nd inst. The Divan lia ss ! le ci,_cled upon a declaration in due form, requiring 4 eilln ia ,..., lm Mediately to evacuate the Principalities ; this W oll ir , Were not immediately complied with, the war and co mmence. It was reported that the Turkish ° l st. 447 Pr r , ttan fleets entered the Black Sea on the 3rd r Ying. n '„u,e Fury met Her Majesty's steamer Ardent car , PARIS, MONDAY. for the British Fleet to enter the Dardanelles. I S , MONDAY. The Times correspondent says,— trtPrivate Constantinople letters of the 27th ult., from a 4 ,,ct1a w : 4 11 , source, state that the Sultan had signed the the of war :he was induced to do so by the fact rPoa c ads of the clergy placing their property at his s ‘ ooti a i%, It is added that he at once despatched a confi `or th cl meer to Omer Pacha, with a large sum of money th e tr oe _ ps and orders to commence hostilities, should f our 1 4 ,;:i0ees not be evacuated in eleven days, and not A to"ts, as before stated." ~tiot,';'eßraphic despatch from Marseilles brings Constan altve- news of the 2d instant, to the same effect as the Ae h 4- , says—" The last accounts export that the Ba ke - h ' lo not sanctioned the note of the Divan." . The "et. ' o 'aPer says—" It is positively stated that an msnr -2.1 o. l : a rY movement has just broken out on the Frontier Ceeee • art which separates that state from r key. in a p 4 tliTt he Brussels journal. Independence Belge gives or version of the telegraphic news from Marseilles, be°, h -B ''t by the F ur y, to the effect that hostilities would Ar 7 l °Menced in forty days. ' E NNA, B.—The Journal's Austrian corres ,, ode Eh -p i le% states that war has not yet been declared by Ol e that the negotiations were continued, and the hi..Lontz news will produce a most favourable effect at Con iCtinople,whereit must have been known on the 2nd inst. °ow Five per-cent. loan is said to have been effected tleltr Rot hschild at 89. It amounts to £7,000,000 sterling ; of a clause declaring the contract involved in case Du n Ize LIN, SEPT. 10.—Orders arrived to-day for six reg,i ra,snts to hold themselves in readiness for the illediter :eall• The 17th and 91st Light Infantry in Dublin "rrison are to proceed to Cork for embarkation. It is nxnioured that this sudden movement is connected with 14e Turkish question. PARIS, MONDAY closing with a rise 99 90. The Paris Bourse was steady to-day, Threes, 73 85 ; Four and Halves, LONDON STOCK AND SHARE MARKET.—THISDA.Y. THE FUNDS.—Consols for Account, 92 a ; ditto for Vloney, 521 3-11 21 ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent., 931 2 134 • Bank Stock, 218 19 ; Exchequer Bills, L, 8 4 9 pm. ; ditto S., 5 8 PM. FOREIGN STOCKS.—Mexican, 241 4. Ite. / lc % LwAY SHARES. —London and North Western, 654 t; Midland, 60 591 ; South Eastern and Dover, •aledonians 50 1 • Eastern Counties, 12 ; East , 2, 14. La ,,,lre, 62 ; Great Northern, '75 ; Great Western, 801 1 . 2 48 ,2 11 -re and Yorkshire, 63 2-1 ; Leeds Northern, B. and S. Coast, 95 4 ; North British, 26 ; Mnd w-410 and Berwick, 621 1" York and North , q - tie, '" * --- P 1) 8 cirt Phili A 11 tr. A . P, 4. 4 - • 4EB. - Agricultural, 34 21 ; Peel River, .... 1 417,7271 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Agnes, from New York ; Charles Richard, from Rio Janeiro —at Deal 10th inst. GALATZ, SEPT. 29.—The Indefatigable, outside the bar at Sulina, cannot enter. CIIXILANEN, OCT. B.—The Chanticleer, f remains aground near Eitzenloch. Passes; From Newcastle, igers landed. PLYMOiTTII, MONDAY.—The Calcutta, - barque, which left Melbourne on the 21st of May, has arrived, bring ing 8,000 ozs. gold on freight. Five passengers had died. She spoke the American barque Clara Ann on the 30th of August, having on board five seamen, the only survivors of the crew of the Liverpool, from Liverpool to Jamaica, which foundered in Lat. 36, long. 13 W. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—This DAY. The market this morning was stronger than yerterday, but there was by no means an active trade, consuming buyers keeping much on the reserve. We note the value of Wheat 2d. per 701 b., and that of Flour is. per barrel lower than last Tuesday. Oats, Oatmeal, and other articles much the same as on this day week. . A tew small parcels of Grain and Flour, with a moderate quantity of Oatmeal, include the only arrivals of English and Irish produce into this port since Tuesday last ; those from abroad, during the week, consisting merely of 5,281 quarters of Wheat, 202 quarters of Maize, with 21,274 barrels of Flour from the United States, and 2,413 sacks of the latter from Spain. At the same time, the e4ports hence comprise 182 quarters of Oats to Australia, 1,824 sacks of Flour to. Rouen, and 820 barrels to Antwerp; while, of Wheat and Flour, the shipments coastwise and to Ireland arc considerable. CHOLERA--Since last night, one man, a Swede, from the Northern Hospital, was admitted, labouring under the first symptoms of the disease ; there have also been four deaths within the same period at the workhouse hospital. It is satisfactory to know that no new cases have occurred among the resident population. THE REVENUE An Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended the 10th of Oc.oher, 1852 and 1853, showing the Increase or Decrease thereot. YEARS ENDED OCTOBER 10 1853. I Incr. I Dec;, I 1852 £ £ £ Customs.. 18.713,510 19.075,029 361,519 Excise. Stamps. .. Taxes Property Tax 5,409,355 5,613,546 204.191 .... Post Office 996,000 1,041,000 45.000 Crown Lands 220,000 402,888 182,888 .... Miscellaneous Imprest, Sco.. -- Repayments of 608,670 742,550 133.88( Advances .. 911.673 1,529,681 618.00 110,033 Total Income .149,765,417 [52,077,169 2,421,7851 110,033 Deduct decrease.... Increase on the Year 2,311,752 QUARTER ENDING OCTOBER 1.0. I 1852. 1853. Incr. I Deer, Customs Excise.. Stamps. 5.036.809 5,157,476 120,667 4,303,755 4.309.229 5,474 1,529,421 1,628,163 98,742 Taxes Property Tax 1,915,581 1,940,048 - 24,467 Post Office 261,000 236,000 Crown Lans 40,000 50,000 10,000 Miscellaneous Imprest, Sco 137,996 121,757 .... Repayments Sale ut Stores, 234,042 I 441,254 1207,212 Total 1nc0me.113,635,618 14,053,345 1 Deduct Decrease Increase on the Quarter 488,962 1 71,235, 29,996 25,000 16,239 71,235 Ll v p • 8414 fluted and Published every Tuesday, by the Proprietor, ROBERT PEARSON THACKER Of No. 7, Percy-street, at the p ‘tilD GENERAL PRINTING Oman, No. 4, St. George'a Crescent, Liverpool.—Tuesaay, October 11, 1853.