The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-06-14 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION.

Standard-office, Two o'clock p.m.

LONDON, TUESDAY MORNING.

[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.]

AUSTRALIA.—PLYMOUTH, Monday Evening.—The
ship Anglesea, Capt. Thorne, has arrived. She left Sydney
on the 4th of March, with a cargo of wool, oil, and
27,500 oz. of gold. It is supposed her passengers have
£20,000 sterling. The price of !Loki at New South Wales
was £3 16s. ;at Port Philip, £3 183. Exchange, on the
3rd of March, par ; on the 4th, 1 pm. Secondary Flour,
£2l per ton ; Fine, £23.

PARIS, MONDAY.--Yesterday the Minister for Foreign
Affairs sent Count Roscat with despatches for the French
Ambassador at St. Petersburgh.
It is said that another camp is about to be established at
Mans.

A certain degree of activity is displayed in all the
military ports of France. Detachments of marines on their
way to Toulon pass almost daily through Paris.
Yesterday the Russian Envoy had a conference with
the Minister for Foreign Affairs. In this conference,
which was most cordial, the Envoy stated that it was the
intention of Russia to occupy the Danubian Principalities,
but that they would not extend their occupation beyond
the frontiers of those provinces.
At the Bourse all the Funds have risen. Threes' closed
at 77.90. ; Four-and- Halves, 102.20. Railways are active,
closing at a considerable advance.

VIENNA.—The papers state, on the authority of tele-
graphic despatches, that the Russian cabinet is willing to
accept the mediation of Austria in the quarrel with the
Porte. It is asserted that Count Leiningen will be sent
on a special mission to St. Petersburgh.
The Augsburg Gazette states that the Russian Envoy
to Vienna is the bearer of a note announcing the proposed
occupation of the Danubian Principalities by Russia, but
at the same time expressing pacific intentions.

BERLIN.—In consequence of the rumours of war
the corn trade is in a state of stagnation. Russian corn
no longer quoted.
ODESSA, JUNK 3ab.—Extensive purchases of wheat
have been made at prices further declined, and it is ex-
pected they will become lower unless political affairs
mend.

LONDON SHARE & STOCK MARKET.—THIS DAs•.
NOON QUOTATIONS.

THE FUNDS.-Consols for Account, 994 4 4 ; Bank
Stock, 2284; Exchequer Bills L, March. 3.2; Ditto S,
3.6 ; Three and a Quarter per Cent., 1014 4 ; Mexicans,
27k.
RAILWAY SHARES.—Caledonian, 684 in., 684 ac. ;
Great Northern, 874 ac. ; Great Western, 89 4 m., 894
ac. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 784 m., 794 84 ac. ;
Ditto Fifths, 114 ac. ' • Leeds Northern, 16 ac. ; London,
Brighton, and South Coast, 1034 in.; London and North
Western, 1154 16 in. ; London and South Western, 884
in., 89 ac.; Midland Stock, 73 3 24 in., 734 ac.; North
Staffordshire, 124 4 m., 124 ac. ' • South Eastern and Do-
ver, 724 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 704 m. ; York
and North Midland, 60 4 in., 61 ac.
MINES.-C. Gold, 24 ac. ; N. Monde, 24 ac.
LAND SHARES.-Agricultural, 67 8 ac. ; P. River, 74
m. ; South Australian Invest., 234 tn. ; Crystals, 8k in.,
8 ac.

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE.—This DAY

NOON QUOTATIONS.

Lancashire and Yorkshire, 781 9 ; London and North
Western, 116; Midland, 73k; South Eastern and Dover,

LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGE.—This DAY.
NOON QUOTATIONS.
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 79} 8/; Midland, 73 21 3;
South Eastern and Dover, 21k.