The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-09-25 00:00:00

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MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE. SueT. 22.
The tendency to improvement which we noticed last week has
been confirmed during the present, a steady business having
been done at full, and for best samples of Flour, somewhat im-
proved prices. In the agricultural markets an advance has
taken place in the value of Wheat, and much more confidence,
has been evinced. At both Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday
Wheat of the qualities most in demand was rather dearer;
other articles maintaining full prices. At our market this
morning, we have a steady consumptive demand for each ar-
ticle. Wheat is 3d. per bushel higher. Prime qualities of
Flour are scarce and fully is. per sack dearer, but in secondary

and inferior samples there is no improvement. oat
and all other articles for feeding, influenced probably by the
continued spread of potato disease, fully maintain late rates.

PRESTON CORN MARKET, SOPT. 22.
The arrivals are only moderate. The trade during the week
s been rather more active than for some time past, and for

Irish new Wheat, which is scarce, extreme rstes were reauay
obtained, whilst all descriptions of prime old Flour commanded
rather more money. We had a large show of English Wheat at
our Corn Exchange today; the sale was not lively, but superior
qualities fully maintained our last quotations : middling and
out of conditioned parcels, forming the bulk of the supply,
must be noted rather lower. Irish the same as last week. All
descriptions of old Wheat in slow request, and rather cheaper.
English Flour, I s. per pack, and American ed. per barrel higher.
Old Oats without change. No new at hand. Old Oatmeal
meeting a fair inquiry, was fully as dear; new Meal, on the
ilinnah in fa►r retail demand. declined 6d. per load.

In other articles no change worthy of notice

Wheat, 1
Oats,

RINGTON CORN -MARKET. SEPT. 18.
qrs., 05 X 2 Os. 4d. v. qr. ; total, X2BO 6s. 4;i
qrs., @ X 0 15s. 9d. ve qr.; total, X 3 188. 9d

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. SEPT. 21.
rivals this week are good of most articles. There is a
old and new Wheat at an advance of
And Shelling fully realise last ‘teek's
s owly and rAlier cheap( --
ge from 2

Is. per quarter. 0
prices. Beans --
Barley offering

Ss. to 31s

much new

There is a f

F,DS CORN MARKI._ , _ _
Lir supply of Wheat at market to-day. Fresh old
quarter, and new is. to 2s. dearer than last week,
is rint brisk at the advance. Oats and Beans

SEPT. 18

same as last week

d of, Lift at very irre,T

On the 13th instant. the Rev. GEORGE DICKINSON, Wes-
leyan minister, Warrington, to ELIZABETH, daughter of the
late EDWARD ROWE, Esq., of New Field-house, Lymm.
On the 15th instant, at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. D,
D. Stewart, GEORGE ISisESTER, only son of the late Mr,
JOHN IVES TER, to JANE, third daughter of the late Mr.
DANIEL M'CRUM.
On the 17th instant, at St. Silas's
Cordeaux, Mr. JOHN NEALE, jas
daughter of the late Mr. ROBERT G
On the lSth instant, at Great George-street Chapel, by the
Rev. Pr Raffles, Captain JOHN MILLER, of the barque Alice
Jane, to MARIA. se:tind Oaughter of Mr. T. B. HAYWARD.
Same day, at Pleasant-street Chapel, by the Rev. J. Carveth,
Mr. ROBERT MASON to JANE, eldest daughter of Mr.
NICHOLSON, builder, Hope-street.

rch, by the Rev. J.
H:I.RR Er, fourth

S, butcher

JOSEPH 11URCIIALL to Mrs. SARAH HARD'
Same day, at St. Michael's
LEY, of Park-lane, ,
On the 20th instant,
the Rev. Dr. APNeile,
kington, to JANE, only
of Dingle-lane, Toxteth-parl4

St. Paul's Church, I
IVM. PICNSTON
laughter of TUONIA

Same day, at St
MICHAEL THOMAS MORItALI
to Miss MARTHA HOLLIN
Same day, at Great Georg(
Raffles, D.D., LL.D., THOMAS ST
of the Inner Temple, barrister-nt
surviving daughter of the late EIJW
of Rodney-street.

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