The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10 00:00:00

Wheat,

BELFAST CORN MARKET, APRI
The weather has been changeable this weer
still continues to droop,
Some of the markets in "
meal. wi

rid-but little I.

interior liaN
sustained, will increase

Indian Corn. This article is getting s
scarcely any prime Yellow Corn on sale.

CORK CORN MA]
For Wheat an improved &mat,
although no important parcels ch
sales were effected cliFfly to coup

the aggregate a rather Considerable qua
tion characterises every purchase, as ti
of the Flour trade has a dispir;*-
some sales are reported of
parts of the coast, a
soft Polish Odessa

to 403.

arrived at (

itstr.ined by them on suc

factory state

stances were town TT
previously, but the losses
tions-will render them very unwillir
that nature henceforward. In Flour no imprr
noticed. all kinds meet with a languid sale, 2
complain that although bread is so cheap, its
restricted ; this can only be explained by the a(
of the people, as they are forced to use inferior
food. Oats and Barley have undergone no ch
remark, and the value of each remains unapt
grain commands a steady sale for malting an,

poses. Rye is inquired for, but there is r
it would, doubtless, sell to advantage, at
with other kinds of low priced grain. l
in active request, and an advance of 2s.
been established on the quotations of Sat

STATE OF TR

141ANCIT ESTEII

merit throughout the present we
there has been more business doing, to,
far from healthy. and much of the exciter
sinned by the favourable news from Intl'
Under these circumstances Kir,—
and although for cert
forsloth and yarn, in the
ter especially—the full rates of lait
obtained or asked. In the yarn market the p
has been in India numbers and qualities, which at,
pretty full prices, and at a slight advance in some instances.
LEEDS.—No particular change is noticeable in the stapl
trade of this district this week. The markets have se---
been so well attended by buyers as they were a qs.-
but the trade is active, especially in
The news both from America
neficial influence. and a - "fnl
BRADFORD.—WOO'

lain kir

nil India is likely to have a

ihe reluc

trade is expected.
nce to purchase comb

wools still continues, and the holders shoW no inclination to
press sales. The high prices new sought as compare
cost of woo!s in course of consunintim, -
of inquirers, and se f. fin.; ;1,,
prices sought. To effect sal
be submitted to; but the staplers
This market is not so active as it w-
and prices then current cannot be realised ; nor
of the spinner by any means so good as it then we.
have assumed a fixity of price from which there ha,.
giving way equal to the expectations of the consumer, of
low price at which orders have been taken. Labour is deck.
dearer in every department than it was last autumn. Piece.
The flattering news from the East, and the arrival of the Ame
rican steamers with tidings of a great abundance of money,
cheap discount, and low rate of exchange, are all highly favour-
able to a large business for the approaching season. The busi-
ness doing to-day has not exhibited any marked alterations.
The manufaeturers are generally in good spirits, and in many
instances extensively engaged to order. In prices there is no
alteration.
HALIFAX.—The demand for worsted goods is still lane
the merchants being unwilling to accede to the prices as'
the manufacturers, and the latter being equally unwillim

spinners unwilling to buy at the
.les to any extent lower prices must

loth to do 'll
A the close c

for woc

slced by

accept prices beloW the cost of production. Yarni maintain
their firmness, and the spinners are busy en old orders; but
new orders are cautiously given out by the shipping houses,
partly on account of the state of the continent and partly on
account of price. The wool market is not fictive, and the quo-
tations manifest a slightly downward tendency.
He DDERSFI ELD.—Our market continues without alteration,
every thing new and seasonable being bought up as freely as
usual at firm, and in some cases higher, prices. Stocks are

ROCHDALE.—Our market has not been so well attended
some of late; but it was as good as is usual at this seaso
year. Some sorts of goods sold at rather lower prices than on
this day week. The wool market was rather flat; but, gene-
rally, prices ruled the same as last week.