The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-12 00:00:00

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STANDARD-OPPICE, SEPT. 12, Two O'CLOCK, P.M.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.--Tats DAY.
The deliveries of new Wheat do not at all equal the de-
uland in any part of the country, partly perhaps
labour being still engaged in the fields, and the from much
disinclina-
tion of growers to meet the late reduction of prices freely,
!aalthough it seems to be generally admitted that we are
st approaching the completion of a harvest of extra-
ordinary production and of the finest quality ; still, as we
undoubtedly meet the new crop with almost no stock of
The old grain, and this being the case not only in the chief
turn-grongt
countries of Europe, but also in America,
it is evi widen country is, in a manner
Pon its own individuals re at least, forthrown the
Ivesent ; this consideration has produced an effectual rally
iii all the markets of the kingdom, particularly in those
bailTicultural districts where the new harvest became first
able, and a rise of several shillings per quarter has
relueen the result within the closing days of the past
elt. A continued demand for France and Belgium
for immediate supplies of Wheat and Flour leas further
nuraulated the movement at the leading ports, and
-4,re, as well as on Mark-lane, the advance has been
•4eadil,, y promoted, with much anxiety on the part of
°Vert; to invest, especially in Flour, the long dry weather
Ina., terially curtailing the manufacture by water-power.
413' advices from New York, it appears that America will
~.ill not be in a position to furnish us with any weight of
tlreacistnifs during the present year.
The market to-day was well attended, and there was a
'good demand for Wheat not only by millers in the
ueighbourhood, but by many from a distance. Flour
was dull of sale, the advance which was asked
4(4 being readily conceded. Wheat may be quoted
ed. per 701b5., and Flour about 3s. per barrel above the
rates of this day week. In Oatmeal little doing, and no
°lunge in value. Indian Corn neglected. In
glee very little business doing. other arti-

[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.I
LONDON, TUESDAY MOANING.
kmthe upward movement of English Funds continued on
iday, although of general business limited. After
gular
th fficial Closing prices. Speculative purchases to close
first account were again the chief cause of the buoy-
"eY observed in the morning, it being found that it took .
fore than had been anticipated was likely to be delivered
during. the settlement on
Wednesday. Ther were o
n
klitical influences in operation, and
although an unex-
ted rebound was reported in the Corn Market, it pro-
t:,ced little
.effect since that attributed to exceptional and
„Tiorait7 circumstances. A further considerable sum of
14-11-I,y be expected by the United States steamer Arctic,
," "clnsdy; much of it will probably be sent to Paris,
'',,,ther it can now be remitted without loss.
"z NEW STAMP ACT. —A deputation of bankers
,IPlalited upon the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Monday.
eY were informed that the application of the law, as
~
• egards stamping foreign bills falling due upon the 11th
of October, could not be modified. Bankers may still give
keknowledgments without receipt stamps for money
Mid in, or remitted by their customers, and also receive
%tbiice from their agents of similar payments.

AWAR.
kito later news fromTHE the East or Baltic.
rtunour that the Emperor of Russia has invited the
111 Z of Prussia to an interview is again mentioned.
;51Pg. by the contents of a circular addressed by the
kan Government to its envoys at the secondary
1,0„, 11 Courts the King appears to continue his endea-
, Osl to
against prevent the minor states joining Austria in her ,
li' th,...—"eY, and also tßussi a.o dissuade Austria from any act of ag-
--"b. 01l
_
renewNNA, MONDAY.—There was a slight check to the
~ed distrust observable since the policy of Austria
'gain became equivocal, but no material improvement.
44J40The Times has a leader with reference to the Russian
~..cliatn,!ition ordering the destruction of Odessa by fire, if
411°10 .macect by the allies. The Times does not suppose that
lOW.III/lity will be given for the exercise of this savage
'S'. The allied armies are not bound for Odessa, but
~ r Sebastopol, and when their flags wave over the ram-
,,Krts of Sebastopol, our work in those parts will be nearly
nil,.
ilihAttOßlD, SEPT. 7.—The payment of interest on the
c debt, lately suspended, will be resumed on the 11th.
ees, 34 80.
kakCIS, MONDAY.—No news. The constitution calls
.ltion to the pressing necessity, owing to the high
of coals, of developinglhe collieries of France. The
cis steady at Saturday's advance, closing 98 35, and 744.
44ThON STOCK & SHARE MARKET.—Tins DAY
NOON QUOTATIONS. 14148 FuNDs.—Consols for Account, 954 4; Ditto for
Veil 924 i ; Exchequer Bills 8, 5 8 pm.
ilf-tizwA.v SHAEES.—Caledonian, 674 ; Eastern Conn-
fi', 12 il2 ; Great Northern, 894 94 : Great Western,
tf„.7; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 754 4 • London, Brigh-
{CPand South Coast, 1054 ; London andi Northwestern,
I I; London and Southwestern, 86 ; Midland Stock,
wi,a t; North British, 34+ ; York, Newcastle, and Ber-
A 7. 11 ; York and North Midland, 68 4.
`47Btal Palace, 34.

MANCHESTER STOCICNIARKET.--Trus DA.Y.
_...4llCaghire 8 NOON QUOTATIONS.
aYorkshire, 7511 Sheffi}
dg, 721; North Staffordshire, '
3} dis ;eld, 26 ;
Doyen,

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