The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20 00:00:00

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THREE IFOORS FROM ELLIOT:STREET.
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The result of these operations, and the anticipation of
further immense purchases, has been to raise prices far
higher at the port than the extent of the supplies to meet
them warrant; for although upwards of .8,500,000 chet-
worth have already been shipped at the various river ports,
and ample stores remain in warehouse, large further arri-
vals were expected, the .supplies laid up on -both sides of
Rybinsk were almost untouched. There is .therefore lit-
le prospect of the present high prices (double those of
•grdinary years) being long maintained. The pressure,
j however, upon the resources in St. Petersburgh is so great,
ny the Lon- that the minister of the interior has ordered that meal

shall be given to them from the crown m-,
roubles 30 copecks per chetwert, and to the I
supply the poor at 6 roubles, enabling them to fix the
price of bread at 6 copper copecks per pound.
nig remarked that owing to the ignorance of the cul-
tivators in the interior, nearly-the whole of the immense
advance in prices has gone into the hands of the merchants
and speculators. The minister of the interior has. there-

rs who

fore, with a laudable spirit.of fairness and consideration,
directed accounts of the state of the markets at the ports
to be circulated from time to time as extensively as possi-
ble, in order that they may participate in the extra prof
derived " "

oantheir inaustriVowini to the accession of fc

it is said that whenever Prince Albert dances either at
Buckingham Palace or elsewhere, his partners are inva-
bly married ladies. We suppose la :Rehm ie vent.
tlt Cardiff assizes, two notorious thieves, known at
dung titles of Emperor and Empress of
'a
,r,everal of their subjects, convicted of