The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-06-27 00:00:00

Australian Agricultural
S. Australian
S. Australian Invest. 2it

CORX. MA.RKET
The show of English beat aud Spring.
Corn is . „ode'
the extreme. Supplies-of Foreign Wheat and Oats abut at
rate. The English Wheat trade opened steadilly ';',„e elf
Present there is esarcelv anything_ doing. There is sollqur
port demand for Foreign; but prices are unchanged. Fige-
is slow of sale. No.c.iiiinge in. Barley, Beans, or reits•
Oats are in request;
,other sorts dull.
English. Irish. Foreir
Wheat 7BO 200 228
Barley . 330 1755.
Oats
Malt lB5O
Beans

ac&
4,17.1 l „Le.
of
n— but
SECOND Egr,onT.—The market closed dull, olue,t
English and Foreign Wheat are nominally thorgither bas
secondary, Is. lower. The continuance of fineined for ,
affected Spring Corn. Prices are barely maints47o, to 708' "
Barley, Beans, or Peas. Flour uncertain, at
town-made.

Peas 47
Flour 1709

CATTLE MARKET. ~,.,,,, and Lambs
Beasts. sold steadily, at advanced prices. an.''''
very dull. Calve& cheaper. Oa
Beef. 3a 2d to 5s 2d I Pork .... .. •assdto 56 8d
Mutton.... 3a 10d to 4s 10d Lamb. ... .... 2s 6cl to 56
Veal
ARRIVALS. 507
Beast& 3434 1 Catves
Sheep and Lambs .... moo I Pigs
896
sce.s3.t.er, Lincohi, and North
700
2800
406
Cambridge,
ap.. t on s
p Calves
Scotch Beasts
Spanish Holland
Sheepßeaesial sti
Norfolk and Suffolk Beasts l2oa

PRODUCE MARKET. for
Sugar is in fair home demand, but there is little dolllo--A
export—Yellow Havana in bond, 20s. to 245. ;
wppet
anted ; Ordinary Lumps, 458. 6d. to 504. Coffee pot
d., Id.
demand increasing—Native Ceylon, 435. 6d. to 1
433. tO 475. Tea : demand better—Ordinary Gov,
Cotton : several buyers at full terms.

TALLOW MARKET.
Stock, 34,019 casks, against
.• e Isss
22,449 casks same 41 tioe
year. Deliyeries, 1,083 casks, against 1,826 casks sail]
last year. -
GLASGOW CORN MARKET.
~.,, Flour
'Wheat dull, but nominally unaltered in value. le stl
heavy. Barley droops. Oats and Oatmeal only sale
decline. Beans and Peas are steady.

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE.
cheinel !
London and North Western, 104* f; Manchester, dis •
and Lincoln, 21* ; Midland, 66; North Staffordshire. as
South Eastern, 12*.

LEEDS STOCK EXCITANGE'
Eastern Counties, 13; Alidland, 66i ; South Eastern,l9 1-16

SOUBRIQUETS.—The English
rsons
may deem them, are often happY in their nicknalues„ Ad.
old commodore at Dover was called by the saitrs,e by
miral Wholebones," because he always escAPed Eger
poor, dull as some Pe Ito
never running into it : during a very severe engage--_~.t
with two French frigates, off Cherbourg,
could not find his slippers till just as the eneulY 5i1,,,,, as
off. A usurer's house in Gloucestershire was klT.,eus
" Pinchpoor Castle, " and we have heard of a doctor famous
for decimating the infant population, who got the n ill'
of " Herod " from his constant massacre of 01_0.0.e
nocents. "
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LIVERPOOL : hv the
Printed and Published every Tuesday Afonjeg,:f -ge.,a,l'
Proprietor, ROBERT PEARSON THACKftro;
Percy-street, at the STANDARD GENERAL PRIM vnaoll/
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OFFICE, No. 4, Si,. OEQBEIA'a CAM"- -
tieldaYs Jlllll 371 Nu*

SUPPLEMENT

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SECOND EDITION.

STAND k --)I7PICE, JUNE 27, Two O'CLOCK', P.M.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Tars DA.Y,

The past week closed with a decline in most of the
British markets of ls. per quarter on Wheat, buyers con-
tinuing, in the face of favourable weather, to act as much
as possible on the reserve, notwithstanding the evidence
of a most material falling off in American and ether
foreign supplies for the next two months, as well as the
present fact of growers' deliveries throughout the
country remaining, as they have done for some time
past, on the most insignificant scale ; the value of
Wheat, Flour, and Indian Corn, has also given way
here since Friday, but importers have not shown a dispo-
sition to yield more than a trifle, otherwise business, which
has proved inconsiderable upon the whole, might have
been effected to a tolerably good extent.
Our arrivals are moderate of Wheat, good of Indian
Corn, and limited of Flour from abroad; and we have a
fair quantity of Oats fresh in from Ireland since this day
week, but little of anything coastwise.
At the market to-day trade was very inactive, there
being a general indisposition to purchase for more than
immediate consumption. Flour is fully 6d. per barrel
lower than on Friday last, or ls. 6d. to 2s. reduction
from this day week. Wheat is also lower. For Oatmeal
a moderate demand, at Friday's prices. In other articles
very little doing, and quotations almost nominal.

!J3l' JOSAPHAT'S CONTINENTAL TELEGRAPH.]

PARIS, TuEsDAT 31O1NING. —The Moniteur announces
the entry of the Austrians into Wallachia as decided
upon. An Austrian colonel leaves Vienna for Shumla to
combine operations with the English and French.

.111" ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH :1

THE WAR.

The Times Berlin correspondent telegraphs, on Monday
evening, that the smaller German States have sent in
their complete adhesion to the Austro-Prussian treaty.
The official roll of the Russian army of the Danube
shows a loss of 50,000 men, since the crossing of the
Pruth.
The march of a British detachment from Varna to
Pravedi, on the 12th instant, was announced, on the same
day, to the commander of the Russian corps of observa-
tion stationed before Basardshik, by Cossacks. Thy Rus-
sian corps at once commenced a movement in retreat.

The Times says, in a leading article, that it cannot
regret that Lord Aberdeen was induced Lu aaaress Lu Lam
House of Lords last night an explanation of the remarks
made by him on the last occasion when our foreign rela-
tions and the conduct of the war were discussed in that
house, for the language in which the First Minister of
the Crown reverted last night to this subject was far
more worthy of his position as the head of Her Majesty's
Government, and as the representative of a great belli-
gerent power ; and the declarations he made cannot but
have a powerful effect in Europe.
The Times city article says, the • cause ,of the renewed
improvement in the Funds, on Monday, as that which
occurred on the same day last week, did not consist in any
increased anticipation of an early peace, from an intention
on the part of the Russians to submit to such terms as
are now to be exacted, but rather from the evidence she
has afforded of a consciousness of her own weakness.
The Herefordshire, from Sydney, whence she sailed on
March 10, brings gold valued at £1,2C0.
PARIS, MONDAY.—The dividend of the Bank of
France is 112 francs, for the past half-year. Funds closed
72 francs and 084. The Russian loan is not allowed to
be dealt in, and all transactions in Russian stocks are
forbidden by government.

LONDON STOCK & SHARE MAIIKET.—nus DAY.

NOON QUOTATIONS.
Tun FUNDS.—Consols for Account, 941 3i 4d ; Ex-
chequer-bills, L, 2 pin. ; Ditto Bonds (1858), 4 pm. ; Ditto,
S, 1 pm., 5 pm. ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent., 944- 4
2 pm.
RAILWAY SlTARES.—Eastern Counties, 134 ; Great
Northern, 91 ; B, 126 I ; Great Western, 791 ; Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire, 661 51 ; Leeds Northern, 141 ;
Loudon Brighton and South Coast, 1044 1 ; London and
North Western, 1044 53 H ; London and South Western,
841 54 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 212 201 ;
Midland Stock, 664 6 4 ; North British, 344 ; South
Eastern and Dover, 65 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick,
721 ; York and North Midland, 534 1.
Crystal Palace, 54 ; Ditto New, 34.

MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE.—Tuts DAY.
NOON QUOTATIONS.
East Lancashire, 151 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 661
66 ; London and North-westerns, 105 ; Ditto C Quarters,
pm. ; Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 211 21 ;
South Eastern, 191 7-16.

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LEEDS STOCK EXCIIANGE.—Tnts DAY.
NOON QUOTATIONS.
Driffields, 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 66; York and
North Midland, 261 ; Wakefield, Bradford, and Leeds, p.

LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Antipodes, from Hobart Town ; Southampton, from
New York ; Sir John Campbell, from Callao ;P ilgrim;
from Havannah ; Herefordshire, from Sydney—all at
Deal, 26th instant.

Liverpool Printed and Published by ltongur P. THACKER,
of No. 7, Percy-street, at No. 4. St. George's-Crescent.