The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-13 00:00:00

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RETURNS

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~.g0 of tneir profession. active request, and the general qualities 3d. per ...
The traffic returns for the week Other articles as before.
' - ,ndermentioned English WAKEFIELD, JAN. 9.—We have fair arrivals of Wheat,.
1850. Barley, and moderate of other articles. The demand for Mime
. £42,010 is scarly so active as last week, which checks the disposition tt
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advance, but a fair amount of business is passing at late prices,
19,280 Barley maintains the recent advance, and in fair demand. Oats
13,719 and Shelling sell in retail, and are unchanged in value. Beans
8.802 are held at full prices.
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, JAN. 10.—The arrivals of Wheat
coastwise into this port during the week have been moderate,
2,246 and the supply this morning from the farmers was also less
n fir 6.
KA, than of late. Millers, holding small stocks, were eager buyers;
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„.',1,.' and having also part speculativedemand, the trade ruled active,
0, lid and an advance of Is. to 2s. per gr. was established, over the
th 3,289 current rates of this day se nnight. There was very little
he 12,627 Foreign Wheat on offer, and prices must also be quoted fully
itt 1,386 ls. per qr. dearer. Choice samples of Malting Barley held for
arc 533 is. per qr. more money. There was a good delivery of Oats
from the growers, which met more inquiry, and last week's
nu
~i. 12,540 prices were more easily obtainable. In Beans or Peas hardly
RV( 6,843 anything doing. Flour Is. per sack higher.
2,146 DUBLIN, JAN. 9.—We had a moderate supply of home grain
4,441 at market, and prime samples of Wheat mere sold at an ad-
.-- 48 re,....._
gin vance of 6d. to le., and of Oats 3d. per barrel. In Barley no
kjipse of the ....., yet oeen obtained, as to
' change. There was lees doing in foreign Wheat this day, an
4._ 1011,1 , e catastrophe, it appears that it was simply 80... , 1,506 .. advance of Is. per qr. having been generally required.
7 en,,Z by the heating of the bearings, to which all Boutn ..
IL" bairtlLL"...,lto said to have a tendency. The Amazon The total receipts on the above lines being £185,979 Red do 15s 6d to 22s 64 1 Rapeseed .... 14s Oil to 16s 6d
043,.5hi la I.pndon, by Mr. Viggram, and was a splendid against £175,740 in the corresponding week of last year, Bert III Od to 15e od Bakers' Flour. I2s Od to 14i Oci
i'lltly 300" pr. 2.n,250 tens burtheu, with a flush deck of the increase is 'shown to be £10,239. The number of Oats ... 98 6d to Ils 64 Indian Corn,
„..luo.hoze_t i length. She had two beautiful engines miles open on the above lines was, in 1851, 4,214, and Oatmeal lOs 6d to 12a Od • per 48011,978 6d to 20s Od
CORK, JAN 10.—Our market participates in the improve-
INT_ Itod 67_9_?wer each, manufactured by Messrs. Sea- in 1850, 4,1144 showing an increase of 99+ miles. A ment generally noted. Higher prices for Flour are not yet ob-
.6,72toski,i‘tiet, which were perfect in every particular, decrease is observable in the receipts of the London and tained to any extent, but Wheats are held with much firmness
'''‘ Iver—ar,reeedingly well. The bearings of the en- North-Western over the receipts of the corresponding for an advance of 64 to Is. per brl. Indian Corn is unchanged.
'Wed throe or four foot from the woodwork, ' /rook of last year, to theamount of upwards of £l,OOO. The weather is bad, and receipts at grain market small.

he 4th inst
railway, are

as follow

London and North Wester
Midland.

£40,247
20.04 R

Lancashire and Yorkshire
London and South Western
London and Brighton..

16,299
8,403
8,094
13,868

8,375 I

Groat Western.. ..... .......
South Eastern .
York and North Midland ..
Manches.,Sheffield, & Lincolnshir
Bristol and &et(
Yor

7,258
3,900
13,036
1,411

Newcastle, and Berwick

Shrewsbury and Chester

Shrewsbury and Birmingham
corfolk

Eastern Counties an

593
12,704
10,080

Great

Siorthen

Chester and Holybc
North Staffordshire
reds Northern ...
Devon
Wales