The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-10-24 00:00:00

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STANDAIID.OFFICE, OCT. 24, Two O'CLOCK, paL

. LTVERPOOL CORN MARKET.--THIS DAY.
All the grain markets of the United Kingdom became
very excited at the close of the past week ; supplies from
the growers though very liberal for the season of the
Year. completely fail to satisfy the wants of consumers,
unaided as they are by foreign importation of any moment,
and a rise of Bs. to 10s. per quarter on Wheat, with a
further decided advance in the value of Barley, Beans, and
Oats must he generally reported ; the improvement quoted
in the Continental markets, consequent upon the stirring
accounts from thic country, is also considerable, but under
existing circumstances, and while their own wants demand
their AL,c '

~..,Ltention. we could not calculate 111:1011 their
sparing us any immediate supply of importance; Ameriean
begin to show a reaction upwards, on the receipt
vices the first movement in the same direction at this side,
anons yet neither Wheat nor- Flour, and only a moderate
tity of Indian Corn was being shipped. A large busi-
--mmarison with fl‘^ ^"` has

Iry 11.111 rue state of our stocks,
Deen done here since Friday in Wheat and Flour,
at daily-advancinz prices ; the latter article was sold
;Testerday at 425. 6d. and 435. Der barrel for Baltimore
brands, and Spanish was saleable at 635. per sack, with
very few sellers at these quotations ; Indian Corn also
commanded attention, at a further enhancement ; with all
this excitement we have to notice but little speculation,
excepting a few parcels of Wheat, the chief business
beim!: for actual consumption. We have a few parcels
of Wheat, Oats, and Oatmeal, fresh in from Ireland,
and a good quantity of Indian Corn fresh in from
America. with which exceptions, our arrivals have
been little added to since Friday last. The exports of the
Week are only moderate for Wheat and Flour, but for
Indian Corn fair in amount.
The market to-day was well attended, and supplies
ls. eina• scarce, prices advanced considerably, Wheat being
to is. 6d. per 701 b., and Flour ss. per barrel above the
rates of this day week. Oatmeal is 2s. to 2s. 6d. per load
dearer. Indian Corn, ss. per qr. Oats, 2d. to 3d. per
bushel dearer, and on other articles a proportionate
advance.

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LONDON, TUESDAY MORNING.

THE W

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No later news from the Crimea.
„ The Vienna paper, Austrian Correspondence, states
up to the 15th nothing decisive had been undertaken
against Sebastopol.
Odessa advices of the 11th state there was no truth in'
the announcement that General Osten Sacken had left for
the Crimea with reinforcements. 10,000 Russian soldiers
It'ere marching from Odessa as if for the Danube.
The Vienna journal, Lioud. says that the conference at
the ministry for foreign affairs on the last Prussian note
too, k place. The English and French ministers took part
the The interview was but little calculated to lead to
11,01)e of union between the German Powers.
elegraphic reports received on Monday from Vienna
having the money market again much worse, the Funds
'laving declined 1 per cent., while exchange nn London
advanced nearly 3 per cent., closing 115. These prices
leem to indicate that the financial classes are watching
either the political course of the Government, or the move-
raents of Russia, with a distrust which is becoming
intense.

The-Bavarian Minister for Foreign Affairs was expected
at Berlin, to act, it is said, as mediator between Prussia
and Austria.
,Considerable excitement existed in consequence of it
Yelne• understood that the English Government is likely
tI? take measures to put a stop to the Russian trade
""nugh Memel and the Baltic ports.
axis The Prince of Prussia has refused a mission to Vienna,
Sine, h views coincide as little as ever with those of the

Lieut. Woolecome, of the 47th Reziment. died of his
Wounds at Scutari. on the 7th. The remainder of the sick
and wounded are doing well.