The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-14 00:00:00

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Although during the period between Tuesday and to-day, the
weather has been exceedingly fine far gathering in the remain-
ing portion of the harvest; the trade, relative to most descrip-
tions of grain pi oduce, resumed a tolerable degree of firmness
here ; and in Wheat, American Flour, and Indian Corn, a good
sfeady business was transacted, the two former artidts acqui-
ring a slight improvement upon the current rates of Tuesday.
We have to report since Monday last a fair supply of Wheat,
a few cargoes of Oats, with a moderate quantity of Flour and
Indian Corn from abroad ; the arrivals in the aggregate, how-
ever, fall very deficient of w hat we have been lately in the habit
of receiving, and up to this time those Coastwise and from Ire-
land are trivial.
Notwithstanding the appearance of settled weather yesterday,
we have a recurrence of rain this morning, which has contri-
buted to confirm the stability previously evinced; and having
a further numerous attendance of inland and several Irish buy-
ers at our market to-day, there was an active and extensive de-
mand for most kirds of foreign Wheats. at an advanceupon the
general runs of 3d. to 4d., parcels of superior quality and &dour
realising eld. per 70th. over the rates of Tuesday ; and new, in
the absence of supply, would command a similar amendment.
—American Flour also was in very lively request, and the ship-
ments, so far this week, exceeding the imports, sales were con-
siderable al an improvement of Is. to Is. Gd. per barrel.
Grinding Barley, being taken more freely by consumers, was
the turn dearer; and Malt rather the reverse.—ln Beans or
Pease no variation was perceptible.—Oats, commanding some-
what more attention, were id. per 451 b. dearer; and Oatmeal
supported late prices.
Indian Corn, continuing to meet a considerably increased
demand on both English and Irish account, awl the operations
therein to-day being much more extensive than for some weeks
past, an advance of Is. per quarter was readily obtained.—ln-
dian Meal still moving freely on the terms last noted.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, SEPT. 10.
We have a fair arrival of Wheat and Oats ; of other Grain the
supplies are trifling. New Wheat comes to hand slowly, and
to-day the little that is here is taken freely at full prices ; old is
in good denrind at an improvement of 2s. per qr. Oats are id.
per st. higher, and Shelling in fair request at an advance of Is.
to Is. 6d. per load. New Barley is much wanted. In Beans
and other articles no material alteration.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 11:
The slight symptoms of impro' ement noticed in our last cir-
cular have been fully confirmed during the present week.
there having been both in this, the Liverpool, and Wakefield
markets, an extensive sale of Wheat and Flour, at prices (parti-
cularly for fine fresh qualities of each) considerably in advance
of last week's rates.
We have a fair steady trade this morning in every article.
Fresh Wheat is scarce, and brings fully 6d. per bushel advance.
Barrel Flom Is. higher, but in sacks, which have been held at
higher rate, we note no improvement.
g; New bring 3s. 2d. to 35. 3d. per 451bs.
Egyptian Beans Is. per quarter dearer ; English without al-
teration. Malt slow of sale.
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