The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-12 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET,

New York letters to the 27th ult, report the market as very
moderately supplied, which, added to to the improved accounts
from England, caused an advance on Wheat of Is to Is 6d per
qr., and in Flour of is 3d per barrel, with an increased export
demand; the week's shipment consisted of
500 qrs. Wheat 4,333 brls. Flour to London.
22,300 do. .... 5,805 do. to Liverpool.
4,200 do. .. .. 1,357 do. to Bristol Channel.
12,000 do. —.30,788 do. to France.
Indian Corn, no shipments. Freights rather higher : Ex-
change unaltered. The next accounts, under the influence of
English advance, may be expected higher.
The close of the past week furnishes dull accounts from
most of the British and Irish markets ; the deliveries from
growers are increasing materially in both. At the other side
of the Channel reports of Potatoes continue very unfavourable,
and the consumptive demand for Indian corn restricted in con-
sequence ; prices, however, of this Grain nearly supported at
their highest point in anticipation of early renewed inquiry,
and a dearth of future foreign supply.
The decline ' here on Friday has been followed by further
pressure, which resulted yesteaday in sales, to a fair extent, of
Flour at lower rates than on Friday. Wheat was less freely
offered, though purchaseable at some decline, and the business
was limited.

A few small parcels of Grain and Flour with a moderato
quantity of Oatmeal, include the only arrivals of English and
Irish produce into this port since Tuesday last ; those from
abroad during the week consisting merely of 5281 qrs. of
Wheat, 202 qrs. of Maize, with 21,274 barrels of Flour from
the United States, and 2418 sacks of the latter from Spain.
At the same time the exports hence comprise 182 qrs. of
Oats to Australia, 1824 sacks of Flour to Rouen, and 820
barrels to Antwerp, while.of Wheat and Flour shipments coast-
wise and to Ireland are considerable.

There has been only a slender attendance of either town or
country dealers at our Corn Exchange this morning; the
market opened somewhat stronger than yesterday, but we had a
much less active trade than anticipated, consuming buyers
keeping much on the reserve, and we note the value of wheat
fully 2d per bushel, and that of Flou. Is per barrel lower than
last Tuesday. The Farmers brought forward a large show of
Wheat samples, generally in indifferent condition, which were
taken sparingly at the reduction.

Malt and malting Barley are is to 2s dearer.—Beans and
Indian Corn inactive and rather low. —New Oats are Id per
bushel, and Oatmeal 6d to is per load cheaper.—Other articles
may be quoted much as on this day se'nnight, with but moderato
transactions occurring in each.

Prices current in Liverpool per Imperial Standard Tuesday,
October 11, 1852.

BRITISH. s. d s. d. s. d. s, d.
WHEAT..7O7otb, English, red, old 9 0 g E ..new.. 9 u 9 4
D 0...
1R15H.... .....:
Do.. ... . ... . wh. do ..do.
RYE.. v Quarter, •Enilis.h
BARLEY.. p do. English - --- --new-- 46 048 0
v6olb,Scotch&lrisb,do 5 3 5 6.. do. .. 5 3 5 0
MALT..... Quarter, English,
pale, do . 136 072 .. do. ..
v. do. Irish, do 0 0 0 .. d 0...
OATS.. w4151b, English&Scotch,old 4 0 4 .. d 0...
v do. Welsh, do 3 7 3 .. d 0...
v. do. Irish, mealing, do 3 8 3 10 .. 3 7 3 9
v do. do. inferior, do. 3 4 3 7 „do.
FLOUR.. ap, 801 b do. do. seconds — „fine.. 43 045 0
Do. do. superfine 46, 048 0.. ex. .. 47 049 0
OATMEAL.. upload of 24016, Irish,
old. .30 030 6 —new.. 32 033 0
Canadian, do — ..d0...

FOREIGN.
.1) 701 b, Canadian, mixed

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