The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-21 00:00:00

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SECOND EDITION.

bTANDARD •OFFIC

Nov. 2

1, Two O'CLOCK, P.M

LIVERPOOL CORN
The Corn markets of the
Past Week, exhibited, in gent
- •

MAR

KET.—Tnrs DAY

t the close of the

decline, less

extent of supply than f,
Condition of the new Wheats,
State of weather ; while the c
where there remains any stoFl
Value ; with the approach of win
'thorny Present themselves to t,
tents from the North of Europe ;
On the way from the Baltic come fc
And the east coast ; and the only f
nailing ports, from the east of Gil
hot Alexandria; the Amer
concerns Wheat and Flow'
for several months to c'

kening of
np: to a more moist
a, in those places
rves its previous
oral obstacles will
tinuance of ship-
te meantime, those
slowly to London
rrivals we have at
'mist of cargoes
rade, so fir as
)ect of activity
icle worthy of
Indian Corn,

r, shows
ie, the
;he Stat

botice shiin,
destinednow pp
t
chiefly for
Little or no varir
'?day, and the

Itaio'rt's are, L._
l'equirements, and
'lave more than tht.
export is nearly eq
Parcels forwarded to the interior
At the market to-day there
amount of business doing in WIIt
anY alteratin i prices rom Frid
/olbs en Wroelt,n and is. to 2s. on
lay week. Indira Corn is about
an other articles little or no alters

much

been trifling.
consumptive

of Ind

, of which we
,his week, the
f considerable

moderate

and Flour, without
being 2d. to 3d. per

our, lower than this
per quarter cheaper.

TROOPS FOR THE EAST.—T
iTet:.;Ull; to
one hundred and twer
to the 41st and 4th. Re,
They in Liverpool fram Dublin y
bark
"l'e 'en route for Portsmouth,.
-r. on board the team ship Adelan

morning a party,
nty men and officers
!giments of Infantry,
per steamer P►incess.
where they will em-
de, for the Crimea.

Ult ELECTRIC & INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.]

LONDON, TUESDAY MORNING,
I _ Cabinet Council sat three hours yesterday.
jiirkl Dudley Stuart died, at Stockholm, on the 17th
taut.
mfter regular hours, there was a tendency to increased
esslll, on the Stock Exchange, which would have been
10-nw e strongly manifested but for the continued receipt cf
of Prices from Paris. It is understood that the whole
theloo bills drawn by Black and Durant for the Turkish
eau, excepting about £15,000, have already been dis-
a„dllted by the contractors, out of the funds of the loan,
that all inconvenience in relation to them has, con.
tetTentlY, been removed. The firman for the Egyptian
to kste was received yesterday, and the terms are stated
ba:Je in every way satisfactory. Most of the gold lately
varrived from Australia is expected to be sent to Paris.
pIRENA, MONDAY.— Premium on gold, 32 per cent.
ttia, MONDAY. —Funds nearly per cent. lower,
"mg 70.15 and 94}
411'12e Baltic fleet was still at Biel on the 20th, and had
Ong
orders.

THE

WAR

THE SIEGE OF SEBASTOPOL.
MONDSY.—An official despatch from St.
t,',ersburg, dated 20th inst., says—" On the 12th, Prince
Zeasehikoff wrote from Sebastopol that the bombard-
-I,..ent continued. but that it caused no damage of any
-04.1)ortance. The enemy had entrenched their position
4the right as far as the town of Balaklsva."
,tire
despatch of same date, received at Vienna,
,;3:s the siege operations were carried on but feebly, but
fia,N entrenchments were being constructed on the
Zcs Of the allied army.
11,4 Telemaque has arrived at Marseilles ; she brings
pv;;.Y._a to the 10th. Prince Napoleon was a little better.
ce Gortschakoff has sent 15,000 men to Odessa.
men
Paskiewich has ordered another corps of 20,000
veti. to the Crimea. Canrobert announces that the losses
Nl' the Russians at the battle near lnkermann were enor-
,lB. Everything was ready for the assault, but the
Zs awaited reinforcements. The Napoleon left Con-
ilLtinople on the 7th with 2,000 and the Sane with
rp,_ troops on board.
'l4 allies made a demonstration on the 9th against the
tan left flank, near the broken aqueduct, in the direc-
on of the Simpheropol road. The enemy retired in good
..71er to the rising grounds on the right of the Techer•
General Liprandi is said to be severely wounded.
vsltne R ussian artillerymen were scarcely able to work
,7 guns of the outworks on the 10th, owing to the rifle
practice of the allies.
The loss of the English on the sth was 38 officers;442
ken killed, and 96 officers and 1,763 men wounded.
Art The Queen has raised Lord Raglan to the rank of Field
It, is arshd.
reported that the Emperor of Russia has, 1111C011.
set Lord Dunkellin at liberty.

LONDON STOCK & SHARE MARKET.—Tats DAY.
Tgg NOON QUOTATIONS.
Stint 92sos
Purfus.—Con 1 for Money, 914 i; do. for Ae.
4; Three per Cents. (new), 901 90; Bank
Ihs_s 2101 12i ; Exchequer-bills, L.. 4 2 1 4.
1101i[ON STOCK.—Turkish, 6 pk g dig.
easiTilmAY SUARES.—Caledonians, 591 ; East Lan.
Vo 41re, 681- ; Great Northern, 884 9 ; do , 8., 124 ; Great
g.eatern, 691 70; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 71 ; London,
,t lighten, and South Coast, 1054; London and North
IVestern, 981 4 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 22 ;
!idland, 671 ; South Eastern, 584 91 ; York and North
Midland, 514.

MANCHESTER STOCK MARKET.—TaIe DLT
NOON QUOTATIONS.
1.16 dis.

Lancashire Assura.

LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGE.
NOON QUOTATIONS
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 71
mucband, 671 ; Craven Moo

THIS D.A.T.

Leeds Northern, 13 ;

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