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

SUPPLEMENT

TO THE
DjerPlard ,*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-Western, 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
'things
tt'aqations of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, next year,
text be better, rather than worse, in January.
that and that he will accomplish the conversion without
pressure on the Money Market with which we i have
i 704 threatened. The trade of this country is necessarily
adventurous, and, so' far, dangerous state, and
drarances are, so far, • t us ; but the country
„"teu unexpectedly recovered from more imminent
wipers- If the Eastern question, the disorders in China,
dadht Australian difficulties should prove against Eng-
ityol' is a great consolation to reflect she has done her
ied.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.
IRIS,MONDAY.—The Constantinople news by the
ighf`lll states that the Grand Council sat until mid-
the ,„°ll, the 25th ult. Their resolution, which upholds
the „,,`"°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
read; of the various corps, instructing them to be in
sent, es° to prepare for all eventualities. The steamer
ev... a
lled to put int Syrt the same tibay the British ambassador, was
*e.
pil'oe Chronicle's Paris correspondent writes, that the
hadrY steamer brings news of the 2nd inst. The Divan
liass!leci,_cled upon a declaration in due form, requiring
4eillnia,...,lmMediately to evacuate the Principalities ; this
Wollir, Were not immediately complied with, the war
and commence. It was reported that the Turkish
°lst. 447Prr, ttan fleets entered the Black Sea on the 3rd
rYing. n'„u,e Fury met Her Majesty's steamer Ardent car-
, PARIS, MONDAY.
for the British Fleet to enter the Dardanelles.
IS, MONDAY. The Times correspondent says,—
trtPrivate Constantinople letters of the 27th ult., from a
4,,ct1aw:411, source, state that the Sultan had signed the
the of war :he was induced to do so by the fact
rPoacads of the clergy placing their property at his
s‘ootiai%, It is added that he at once despatched a confi-
`or th clmeer to Omer Pacha, with a large sum of money
the troe_
ps and orders to commence hostilities, should
four 14,;: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
Bake -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:arY movement has just broken out on the Frontier
Ceeee • art which separates that state from
rkey. in a p
4tliTthe Brussels journal. Independence Belge gives
or version of the telegraphic news from Marseilles,
be°, h
-B''t by the Fury, to the effect that hostilities would
Ar7l°Menced in forty days.
'ENNA, B.—The Journal's Austrian corres-
,, ode
Eh -pile% states that war has not yet been declared by
Ole 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 Rothschild at 89. It amounts to £7,000,000 sterling ;
of a clause declaring the contract involved in case

Dun
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
2134 • 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 501 • Eastern Counties, 12 ; East
, 2,
14. La,,,lre, 62 ; Great Northern, '75 ; Great Western, 801
1.248,211-re and Yorkshire, 63 2-1 ; Leeds Northern,
B. and S. Coast, 95 4 ; North British, 26 ;
Mndw-410and Berwick, 621 1" York and North
,q- tie,
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1) 8 cirt Phili A
11 tr.A. P, 4.
4-• 4EB. - Agricultural, 34 21 ; Peel River,

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