The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-12-04 00:00:00

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During the present we
per qr. less money. Malting
Oats and Beans maintained tl

WISBECH CORN

There has been a fair quantity of Wheat showing here to-
day. The farmers held for an advance of 6d. to is. per qr.,
with which buyers were bound to comply, and a great extent of
business has been done. Beans and Oats remain the same as

last week. Red New Wheat made from 365. to 375., E
White from 40s. to 455., 63 lbs.; Beans, 255. to 275. per

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET,
DECEMBER 1.
From abroad we have to report large arrivals of Wheat, 13a

ley, and Pease, and from the coast a moderate quantity of
Wheat and Barley, besides 2,6C0 sacks Flour. The farmers
begin to show an unwillingness to realize at the present low
figures, and to-day there was a considerable falling off in the
supplies of Wheat from the interior ;prices for such must be

not is. par quarter dearer, with a bi•iik demand. For south
country and foreign there was also a much better feeling, but
no advance could be established. The large supplies of Barley
have depressed prices fully Is. per quarter. For Rye almost no
inquiry. Pease in better demand, at improving rates. T
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was a hood supply of Oats from the growers, safe's sluggish, a
several samples left unsold, though offered for less money.
Wheat—Northumberland, white, new per qr... 345. to 45s
Do. _ Do. _ red, do. .... 325. to 435.

Flour—Stockton and country fines, per sack

295. to 3th

DUBLIN CORD

MARKET, Nov. 30

Our market to-day .was again but moderately supplied.
Wheat and Malting Barley fully supported the currencies of
Tuesday. Grinding Barley and Oats of. all qualities were
3d. higher. Indian Corn meets a retail
tions.
White Wheat 18s Od to 22s Od I Oats....
Red ditto 16s Od to 20s Od Do. new
Barley 10s Od to 14s Od Oatmeal
Bere Os Od to Os Od I

8s 6d to 9s 9d

10s0d to lls 6

Indian Corr
480 lbs...

I Flour.. 12s 64 to 16s 0,
Rapeseed .... Os Od to Os
25s Od to 28s Od

CORK CORN MARKET. DEC. 1.
New Flour does not meet buyers, while an active trade is

doing in samples, entirely or for most part foreign. Inferiors
have a brisk demand. Indian Corn moves slow, and prices
unaltered. Native Wheat declined 6d. per brl. Foreign Wheats,
of good quality, are very scarce.

BELFAST CORN MARKET, Nov. 30.
The weather,duringthe greater part of the week, was very

wet and cold;
rrival

to-day, however, is hne, with the appearance of
frost. ~_ since our last, consist of three cargoes Indian
Corn, and one Of Wheat, from abroad; and two small cargoes

Indian Corn, one of Wheat, and one Of Flour, coastwise.

this day's market we had only a moderate supply; and all de-
scriptions of grain met with a free sale, at the prices of this
day week. Foreign Wheat and Flour, in fair demand, at late
prices ; good descriptions scarce, and in request. The demand
for Indian Corn, both speculative and consumptive, increases;
and some large sales have been made, at 6 10s. per ton, ex
ship, for yellow ; White scarce, sells 10s. to 15s. per ton higher

3irtlo, frlarritigeo, anb Brat's.

BIRTHS

On the 2Stli October, 'at Rock Ferry, the wife of JOSEPH
B. HIGNETT, Esq., of a son.
On the 17th ultimo, at Corby Castle, the lady of P. H. HOW-
ARD, Esq., M.P., of a daughter.
On the 20th ultimo, at the Southport Railway.station, Mrs.
M‘VITIE, of a daughter.
On the 22d ultimo, at Culzean Castle, Ayrshire, the Mar-
chioness of A ILSA, of a daughter.

On the 23d ultirnO, at Silverspring, Cork, the lady of Major
G. THOMSON, C. 8., of a daughter.
On the 2.ith ultimo, in London, the lady of E. JOHNSON,
Esq., of a daughter.
On the 25th ultimo, Mrs. MOORE, of Great George-street, of
a son.

Same day, at Knockaderry-house, Blackrock, County Cork,
the lady of JOHN FREDERICK LEXTON, Esq., of a son and
heir.

On the 30th ultimo, Mrs. FENTON, of Upper Parliament-
street, of a stillborn daughter.

On the 2d instant, at the house of Mrs. Story, Ellison-street,
Mrs. RUBY, of twins.

MARRIED

On the 11th October, at St. Philip's Church, Mr. THOMAS
DAVIES, widower, Runcorn, to JANE. relict of the late Mr
JOS. MILLWARD, wireworker and publican, Shaw's
On the 13th ultimo, at St. Nicholas's Church, Mr
grocer, to Miss ARMSTRONG, daughter of Mr. Armstrt
farmer, Dalton, Dumfrieshire.
On the 17th ultimo, at Darficld Church,J.IV.A.TICINS, Esq.,

eby-hall, Yorkshire, but now of Clapham, in Surrey,
to FANNY ANN, eldest daughter or EBENEZER ELLIOTT,
the celebrated Corn-law Rhymer, of Hargate-house, Barnsley.
On the 20th ultimo, at Dunragg,et, J. J. STEWARD, Esq., of
Stranraer, to Miss SARAH GEORG' ANA DALRYMPLE, eldest
daughter of Sir J. D. HAY, Bart., of Park-house.
On the 23d ultimo, the Rev. J. ROYDS, youngest son of C.

late of A

Royds, Rsq., of MoUnt Falin2,e, in this county, to JAN]
daughter of the late J. H. ASKWITH. Esq., of Ripon
On the 24th ultimo, at Milwich, Staffordshire,
HOW, son of the late W. How, Es
only daughter of T. D. BUTLF,
Same day, at St. Michael's C
Rev. H. Carpenter, A. 8., Mr. THOMAS
C. SAMPSON.
On the 26th ultimo, at RenshaN

Albans, to ANNE,
Rio., late of Oxton, Cheshire.
tt-street, by the
TOLLS to Miss

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-street Chapel, by the Res
YRD to ➢lrs. H. TATE, of Grea

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