The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-01-27 00:00:00

LEEDS CORN MARKET, JAN. 20

We have a moderate supply of Wheat to this day's market,
but rather large of other art Iles. Good qualities of Wheat
have met a ready sale et last week's prices, in some instances
rather more money is obtained. The finest Barley maintains
late rates, but other sorts continue to go oft slowly.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JAN. 26.
We have had an average supply of Stock at our market to-
day, for the time of the year, and, as of late, anything good
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eagerly sought after, and the whole, or nearly so, sold at fully paid.
our late quotations.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JAN. 26 x a
There is rather more confidence developing itself in the 24
Butter trade; prices are not absolutely higher however. Bel- 2#
fast, 9os to gas; Carlow, Kilkenny, &c., gos to 945. Great 21
things are expected from Sir RObert Peel to-morrow night, 42s
alter which trade, it is thought, will improve. 21

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HULL CORN MARKET, JAN. 20, 251,
At to-day's market there was only a moderate supply of new 42
Wheat from the farmers, and they not being pressing sellers. 2,
the millers were obliged to pay the prices of last week. Very b'
little old Wheat shewing. There were several samples of Oats
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and Beans shewing, and prices were unaltered. IA ether sorts I
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of spring Corn the business passing is immaterial.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, JAN. 20,

At this day's market the Wheat trade was again very dull and
lifeless ; but holders were not disposed to accept lower prices.
For flue Malting Barley rather more money might have been
obtained, but other qualities a slow sale. There was more
doing in Oats and Beans, at last week's rates.

LIVERPOOL COLONIAI MARKET, JAN

Owing to the uncertainty as to the measures of Government
the demand for Sugar has been extremely limited, and the sal
of B P. are only 1 u hhds., toget-
addition to which 300 c
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er with 1200 bagsße

ius were sc

r was made up last week, at former prices: Foreign. The
sales are confined to a few small lots of barrels for stores.
Nothing done in Molasses. Coffee. The sales of B.P. are con-
fined to 60 casks Jamaica, without change in price. Of Foreign,
the sales have been extensive, comprising 2500 bags Costa
Rica, chiefly sea-damaged, 300 bags Laguira, at 45s to 7.5 s for
low middling to fine, 170 brls and bags Maracaibo, and 150 bagi

low ordinary Brazil at t'gs to 33s per cwt. 210 bags Black
Pep-
per brought 20 to 3d per lb. No sales of Cocoa. Ginger or
Pimento. Rice. 5t 0 bags and 1000 pockets Bengal sold from
12s 6d to 13s fid for broken, and 15s Pd to 16s for .good white.
130 puns Rum have been sold at the quotations.
Tea.—Throughout the week there has been rather more in-
quiry for Congou, at from Is to Is 4d per lb., at rather improved
rates, while the transactions in the finer s:.rts have been very
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The bulk of the East India, &c., Produce, brought to auction,
was bought in • about 50 packages of Turmeric sold at Os 6d
for Malabar, and Its 6d to 12s for Bengal; 70 chests Shell Lac
at 3.is to ass for block, and 52s td for fair orange; 7i, bags Sago
Flour at 2cs to 21s; 7' bags of Cntch, of very ordinary quality,
at 205, and half a dozen bales Bengal Safflour at .e 7 per cwt.
A few bales of Bombay Senna sold at 7d per lb, and 660 bags
Myraboalms at 5s 6d per cwt. 100.00 Rattans brought 2s 6d
per ItO. Of Saltpetre the returns are abcu 1.709 bags, at 26s
to 26s principally, and of Nitrate of Soda 5,0 bags at 14s gd per
cwt.

Guano.—The sales do not exceed 150 tons, at 47 los to ..e7
12s 6d for Ichaboc, and .E 5 for Saldanha Bay,

llyewoods.—The

ales arc

20 tons Campeachy Logwood at

£8 5s to £8 los, 40 tons ind'rect at £6 los to £7 ss, 70 tons
Jamaica at £5 to £5 2s 6d; 50 tons Tampico;Fustic at £6 to
£6 Os 6d, 30 tons Rio Hache at .£6 to 6 ss, 30 tons Savanilla
at .£5 Is to £5 les ; 40 tons clean solid Nicaragua Wood at
£l2 17s 6d to £l2, SO tons of small at .£7 lts to £7 15s; and

20 tons Lima Wood at 12s 6d to £l2 per ton. No sales are
reporfed in Turpentine or Tar, but prices remain firm at previous
quotations. The demand for Montreal Pct and Pear Ashes has
rather improved, and several small parcels have changed hands
at a slight advance. In Linseed there is no alteration. 550 bags
Bombay sold at 51s 3d to 528 pd. Several small parcels Bees'
Wax have been sold at £5 Is to .e 5 7s 6d for African and .e 7
lOs for American. The public sales of Hides on Tuesday were
dull, and only a small portion found buyers; 1,110 salted New
Orleans sold at 22d, 45,> Philadelphia at 3d to 31d, 310 New York
at 3d, 100 New South Wales at 34d, 1,100 Buenos Ayres at ticl
to 44d, 2,000 Ceara at 3id, and 1,40,) dry West Tndia at 50 to
agd per lb. There has nut been quite so much doing in the

fobircco market this week ; prices remain unaltered.
The sales of Brimstone are limited to small parcels for imme-
diate consumption. For Somac there is a moderate demand at
previous rates; Sales of A gols and Tartar have been made on
a small scale. 30 lairds Quercitron Bark sold at gs per cwt. In
Olive Oil the business done has been limited chiefly to parcels
offered at'public sale ; about 50 tons Galipoli have found buyers
at prices proportionate to the quality. Small sales only of Sea
Oil have been made at t 30 for pale, and proportionate prices for
coloured; so tons of Cod Oil have been taken at a s ight decline
upon our last week's quotations, and the stock in first hands is
now much diminished. Rape Oil is in demand, and 448 to 45s
is asked, the market being almost bare. Linseed Oil and
Spirits of Turpentine are without alteration. Palm Oil is dull ;
the only sale reported is that of about 39 tons of irregular im-
port, the p ice of which has not transpired. Baltic Hemp is
still quiet; about 1.000 bales of Jute have changed henc!s, at
to .4'12 5, for middling and inferior qualities, and .el 5 for the
finer descrip' ions. Tallow.—The market is rather quieter, the
sales of Petersburg Yellow Candle this week having principally
been made at a decline of id per cwt. Some cases of Odessa
have been sold at 42s 3d to 42s 6d, and Archangel at 428 per
cwt. There is no change to report in American Lard, holders
being indisposed to ccept lower prices; 150 kegs have been
sold at 45s to 46s per cwt.
The Grain market is dull, and prices of Wheat as well as Flour
are in favour of buyers. B,nded Flour to-day was held for
mere money.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 24

Continued suspense has influenced the trade during the week,
and very little has been passing, prices remaining much as last
quoted. .