The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-05-29 00:00:00

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:XCHANGE, MAY 25

Intermediately from the close of business on Tuesday to this
date, Indian Corn, which may be deemed the leading article of
the trade here for some time past, has continued to move freely
for Ireland, in some cases at a further amendment in value,
and a few parcels of Foreign Wheat and Flour have been taken
also for the same destination at our last quotations; whilst
under the influence of brilliant weather. and no stimulus from
other British markets, the trade in all its hearings, as regards
local and country demand, has been languid, without, however,
shaking the firmness of holders, or altering perceptibly the
current ratesof Tuesday. Although during the week, the wind
has been favourable for arrivals, scarcely anything comes for-
-ward or is expected from Ireland, and the entries Coastwise
are equally insignificant : beyond a moderate supply of Wheat,
.chiefly from the West Coast of South America and Egypt, with
a few cargoes of Beans from the latter source, we have little
produce also fresh in from abroad : the imports of the last
three days from the United States, on which we appear mainly
to depend, consisting merely of f 3 quarters of Wheat, 3091
barrels of Flour, and 3185 quarters of Indian Corn, against
13,e09 quarters exported within the same period to Ireland.—
Having few country buyers at our Corn Exchange this morn-
ing, and our home millers rather inactive, Wheat of all de-
scriptions, notwithstanding the paucity of arrivals, and no
great pressure of supply from granary, was in very limited re-
quest, and our previous quotations barely maintained. Ame-
rican Flour in moderate demand, and likely to be wanted
extensively during the summer, superior brands fully supported
late prices, the middle and inferior qualities alone being slightly
easier to purchase; home-made and Irish remaining dull on
the terms last noted. Barley, Malt, and Pease, upon slow
lingering sale, hardly sustaining former prices. English and
the general kinds of European Beans, were more saleable and
the turn dearer; Egyptians remained unvaried. Oats corn
mending a fair degree of attention, prime mealers were held
firmly on somewhat higher terms, and ordinary qualities at
late prices ; Oatmeal on the contrary, met little notice, and was
slightly depressed in value. Indian Corn continuing to be
taken eagerlyfor Ireland, where quantity, however large, seems
unequal to the consumption, realised to-day upon yellow 6d.
and upon white samples Is. per quarter over the annexed rates
of Tuesday.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE
MARKET, MAY 26, 1849.

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