The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-23 00:00:00

MARKETS.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JUNE 17.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Trap. Quarter
8 6
0 0 0
1 4 4

Wheat,
Barley,
Oats ,

. £295 17 0
0 0 0
15 16 4

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 17.
We had a good show of stock to-day both as regards quantity
and quality. The demand al ois good, and both Beef and Mut-
ton command full prices. Beef s,id to 6d; Mutton Sid to t4d
per lb.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, JUNE 19.
Thcre is rather a better arrival this week, but the greater part
was disposed of vessels last Friday. To-day the fresh Wheat
offering was readily taken at an advance of 2s to 3s per qu.';
common and warehoused samples were no higher. Grinding
Barley sold on better terms. Beans of best quality sold freely
at Is advance. Oats 4d per stone, and Shelling 6d per load
dearer. Malt in request at Is load more money. The weather
has been extremely hot, and rain is much wanted for spring
corn.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. JUNE 167
We have received since this day week a moderate quantity of
Wheat and Oats, with a good supply of Flour from Ireland,
but of other produce thence, or of any Coastwise, the arrivals
are trivial; whilst of IN hest and Indian Corn, the imports from
abroad are liberal, and of Flour nearly 56,00 u barrels, augment-
ing the stock iu bond here over 628,9e0.

The Hay crop in this part of the district is being well secured,
but from the prevalence of dry scorch ng weather, some of the
spring Corn and root crops evidently r;quire rain.
Influenced by the rise in London yesterday, the trade at our
market this morning, as regards good fresh qualities of free
Wheat, assumed rather more firmness than of late, with a mo.
derate but not lively demand, and realised an advance of 2d to
3d per 7 1b upon the rates of this day week; inferior descriptions
remaining wholly unimproved in value. Irish, and duty paid
Canadian Flour, being in good request, commanded is per sack
and Is per barrel over the terms last noted.
Grinding Barley met somewhat more inquiry at a slight
am,endment. and Malt remained steady in value.—Beans at.
tracting more attention, were Is per quarter dearer.—Pease and
Indian Corn, being more difficult to sell, the latter was is to 28
per quarter lower.

Oats, upon a moderate demand, recovered the decline of
Tuesday; and Oatmeal was held at an advance of 6d per 2401 b.
Bonded Market.—Holders of Wheat, requiring higher prices,
no sales have transpired to-da, ; of States Flour, however.
several further parcels have changed hands, New Orleans, Vir-
ginia, and Philadelphia at 21s to 21s 6d, and Western at 23s 6d
per barrel.

CORN EXCHANGE, JUNN 19.
The duty on Wheat has advanced to 18s per quarter, and that
on Flour to Its led per barrel, forming the only alteration.l
week in the rate on foreign produce.
Notwithstanding the liberal arrivals up to our last market,
the supplies received into this port during the last three days
have been extremely smell, as will be seen on reference to our
import note below.

At our Corn Exchange this morning, the transactions in any
kind of free Wheat were very limited in amount, but having few
prime samples offering., and holders being generally firm, the
current rates of Tuesday remained unvaried. Home-made and
Irish Flour realised Is per sack advance, and Canadian, duty
paid, being scarce, was Is per barrel dearer.
Barley and Malt steadily maintained their previous value;
and Beans, influenced by the continuance of drought, improved
full Is per quarter. Pease were also rather dearer. Indian
Corn, the demand having considerab:y abated, was much
cheaper to-day, Viana having been sold at 30s and American
white hardly worth more than 32s per 4801 b.
Having no fresh supply of Oats in since Monday, holders, in
some cas s, required a slight advance for such as remained over
from previous arrivals, which, not being complied with, cur
quotations stand unvaried. Oatmeal appeared to meet a little
more inquiry on the terms last noted.

Bonded Niarket.—The importers of Wheat, demanding higher
prices, as the Corn Bill approaches towards its consumation, no
sales were re orted this morning: states Flour, o❑ the con-
trary, has continued to move each day freely into the hands of
speculative buyers, Western commanding 2is, and Philadelphia
228 per barrel. Beans, under lock, are likewise, held at an
advance of Is to is per quarter.