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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-24 00:00:00

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MANCHESTER SHARE.—Leeds, 114 ; tendons,
1001, ; Sheffields, 1; Midlands, 1281, ; foyers,.
251, ; Caleys, 921.
GLASGOW IRON.—Market firm. No. 1,50 s 3d to
60s 4d; Warrants, 51s 64 to 51s 9d; No. 3,50 s
odt o 50s6d .
CATTLE
MARKET.--INNPAsTEn. Thin show of
Beasts, and very little animation ; Milch Cows, £l4 to
£lB each. Large supply of Sheep, bdt trade slow;
Ewes, 40s to 48s, and Lambs, 28s to 305. Fair supply
of Pigs, but scarcely any business done ; small Pigs
full 2s and strong is per head lower ; Pork, 6d to
1d per dope.
CORN MAItIiETe.—CABLISLE : We had a very
small supply of Wheat this tnerning, which met with a
quick sale at is advance. A fair sup 11t of Barley and
Oats ; dull sale, and in some instances 6d less Was given.
—NEWCASTLE : Small show of farmers' Wheat, which
sold briskly at is to 2s per qr. advance on this day
week. New south country was fully is per qr., and
old (both English and foreign) is to 2s dearer, with a
good demand. Flour met a better sale, at Is per sack.
advance. Barley was in slow request, but not cheaper.
Oats were firm, but in small demand. Beans and Peas
steady, at full rates. The weather was cold and un-
settled.—DoNcAs•rtn: Very little new Wheat, and only
one or two samples wete in good condition. Irregular
prices prevailed for new, and anything fine in such or
old qualities sold at an advance of 6d to Is per 3 bushels
on late rates. Red unaltered. A good show of Barley,
which sold at 34s to 45s 6d per qr. Oats and Beans
were fully as dear.—Coax.: Whit
5d to te Wheat, 28s 6d to
31s 3d ; Red, 22s to 29s ; Oats, 12 16s.

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