The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-11-13 00:00:00

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SECOND EDITION

STANDARD-OFFICE, Nov. 13, TEN A.M.

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The s LONDON, TUESDAY MORNING.
SailAa _ nen, Ilellyer, has arrived from Port NatA, whence she
direct
on the 6th Sept., and is the first vessel that has brought
ei '4 a cargo
pat item . of the produce of that settlement. The i?rin-
and miscellaneous
is wool, but she also has ivory and tallow, hides,
„..._ articles, in addition to a sample shipment
u& Natal sugar

A trie ,• MEETING OF REFUGEES.
e,,ing, largely attended, was held at St. Martin's-ball,
anright, to protest against the expulsion of the refugees
de the apprehended Alien Bill. There was to have been a
tilltonstration against the present war policy, but the tone of
thLraeeting was quite opposed to the views of the party, and
If"; Portion of the programme was not adhered to. Mr.
Q114,'15 M.P., presided, and read letters from Mr. Cobden, Mr.
I.L.lllompson, and others, expressing their sympathy with the
Vitees. The only speakers who followed Mr. Wall were
ettailltington Wilks and Ernest Jones, and one resolution was
-"A1:11ed unanimously. The proceedings were of an insignifi-
, character.

THE OVERLAND MAIL.
42 Patch have received the following telegraphic
from Trieste :
The TRIESTE, Yesterday.
steamer Bombay arrived here at noon from Alexandria
feehours. She left Alexandria on the 6th of November.
ie Indian mails left Alexandria the same day, with advice
ipa,Eicuibav of the 17th of October, and Calcutta Bth of
---,,ouer. •
De Santal rebellion has revived. Beerbhoom is almoit
en
ni.Y in their hands.
t,
ougious disturbances are increasing in Oude.
ket i4rt-
een per cent. is given for money in the Calcutta mar-
fraLL xcEhange, 2s. 2id. Trade in India is depressed, and
`‘cUtS are low.

THE

WAR.

The Timex, in a leader, expresses a belief that the Russians
Ployed against us next year will be inferior to those who
p"ght at Sebastopol. The difficulty of transporting food and
munition of war is likely to be increased. The actual
apply of food will fail, and want of money will compel an
'ioandonritent of the struggle.

The Times is assured that Sir Colin Campbell's return had
flo connection with Sir W. Codrington's appointment, the
41)Plication for leave having been made before the uews
"41Pecting the latter could reach the Crimea.

DISCOVERY OF SULPHUR BEDS IN RUSSIA.
The new Prussian Gazette says that immense beds of
relPhur have been discovered on both sides of the Volga, near
the
in anamara. The Russian. Government has given orders for
stant working of the beds.

afford' ; fueelertherfr*GraAMEßlCA.
in
to serve • the United States being regarded as
h. _ Russia
e du., ~ , were indications of the President and his Cabinet
the Corn Market
was also ."
Partly the cause of the heaviness late in
increased by another serious rise in
Man— .4arket together with a speculative movement in
n..y articles f
ate Ti 0 Colonial produce.
tion of mes, in a leader, comments upon the last manifesta-
Ir. Caleb Cushing, and will persist in believing, until
it has better evidence, that such an use of high official position
can have no prior effect than bringing discredit upon him
livlio resorts to it, and not place them, of all parties, on their
guard against persons content to believe the smallest political
object at the expense of a national conflagration.

THIRD EDITION.

STANDARD-OFFICE, NOV. 13, Two, P.M.

LIVERPOOL CORN .3.IARKET.--7THrs DAY.

~,,The upward movement in Wheat still continues in al arts
the kingdom, and Mark-lane yesterday, with equally small
-14 Plies, as are reported elsewhere, was 2s to 3s for English,
and is to 2s per qr. dearer for Foreign, than on the previous
londay ; our own trade participating in the steady advance
of Other markets. Sales of Wheat have been readily made, as
I.,offered from the ship, Red American commanding lls 9d to 12s,
'ugh-mixed and white, 12s. Bd. to 135.; red Spanish, 11s. 101
l2s. 2d. per 701bs. Flour is proportionately higher, 695.
having been paid for Spanish. Egyptian Beans have been
to in good request, at Is. per quarter more money, 435. 6d.
the43B. 9d. being offered for prime qualities. Indian Corn at
Same time moving readily at a further improvement, 475.
fliC current for mixed American. In all the foregoing there
to a daily business afloat, either for orders or direct to this port.
The New York advices show a good supply at the sea-board,
1111,...._e1Y to be followed in November by considerable quantities
(21_, Wheat, Flour, and Indian Corn, a large portion of which
bas however, been contracted for in advance by resident
'l.°PaeB connected with Europe ; so that few orders from this
aide could be executed, such being mostly limited to a range
of Prices, leaving some margin. The American business has,
so far, been more than usually one of anticipation, the great
being of the transactions since the beginning of September
uelng for forward delivery ; under such circumstances, there
la little doubt more advantageous purchases will be made by
1,:11' extensive consumers, either afloat or after arrival, than by
the transmissiona orders to America in the present inadequate
Position of available supplies in the shipping markets of that
country.
\At the market td-day there was but a moderate consumptive
'wand for Wheat and Flour, the high prices tending to check
;rine& Wheat may be quoted ls. per 701bs. dearer, but
:j_°_ar barely maintains its former value. Indian Corn has
:ranted from 6d. to is. per quarter. Oatmeal without
'mallge. In other articles no alteration.