The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-12-01 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL MIAND.4II6.

MARKETS;

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LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 24

During the last few days we experienced an entire change in
the weather, with extremely heavy rains and very severe gales
from the west, which having brought in several vessels, previ-
ously detained by adverse winds, the imports from abroad col-
lectively include a fair su ply of Wheat. Beans. Pease, and In-
dian Corn, and a good accession of Flour, chiefly from the Uni-
ted States; whilst the arrivals Coastwise and from Ireland,
though somewhat larger than of late, are still but moderate.
Our market this morning was well attended My local millers,
who purchased Wheat more freely than of late; on the whole,
therefore, a to'erably extensive business was done in this grain
for actual consumption, and principal}, at the full rates of this'
day week, although in some instances rather higher prices were
paid, and in others somewhat lower terms conceded.—lrish
Flour was more saleable than before, but not dearer ; Canadian
and States Flour, duty-paid, however, realised an advance of Is.
per barrel ; and the latter in bond, obtained a similar amend-
ment, at which a few thousand barrels changed hands again to-
day.

Barley and Malt, upon a moderate demand and less offering,
rewained steady in value.—Beans, although in limited request,
maintained former prices; but Pease, being more plentiful and
less saleable, declined Id. to 2d. pet quarter.—Oats and Oat-
meal, continuing to be taken sparingly, merely sustained the
reduced rates noted in the report of Friday.
With an increased inquiry for Indian Corn at the decline
above stated, a fair amount of business was transacted this
morning, and Galatz, which is much improved, bruught fully
is. per quarter over our quotations.

CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 27

Although since Monday last we have somewhat increased
supplies from Ireland. they are still very limited thence for the
season of the year, and those coastwise are small ; from abroad
however, we have to note several further arrivals of Grain, but
of Flour less than usual.

From Tuesday's market to the close of yesterday, the trade
here in all its leading bearings exhibited a rather improved as-
pect. In addition to a m derate home demand, some further
purchases of Wheat were made for Ireland, on the full terms
last noted.—lndian Corn was taken more freely for the same
destination, at a slight amendment iu price ; and Western
Flour, under bond, of which few parcels appeared for sale, con.
tinned to meet inquiry, realizing 6d. to Is. per barrel advance;
all kinds of free. Flour, and other articles during the same pe-
riod, remaining steady in value.

Having a numerous attendance of buyers at this day's mar-
ket, the trade in general assumed a higher and more active tone
than for some time past; particularly as regards Wheat, of
which several spirited Irish millers bought extensively, and with
a lively sale on English account, an advance of 2d. per 7ulb. was
readily obtained.—lrish Flour, likewise, being in good request,
was Is. per sack dearer; whilst States and Canadian, being
mostly in second hands. parcels both free and underlock, com-
manded Is. per barrel over Tuesday's rates.

Barley and Malt, upon a very liniited supply, met a good In-
quiry, and fully maintained late prices.—Beans and Pease, in all
respects, remained unvaried.—Oats, attracting somewhat more
attention, were the turn dearer; and Oatmeal, although not
taken freely, was held steadily at our last quotat ons.
Indian Corn, continuing to meet an eager demand for Ire-
land. some cargoes here are in course of transhipment thence ;
and though white Corn has been purchased to-day at .is. to
525., prime samples of Galatz, on the spot, have brought 545.
per 4801 b.

Wheat,* Kolb
English red, new
Ditto, white .
Irish red
Ditto, white
Rye, English, *qr ,
Barley, English
Scotch &Irish,*6olb -
Malt, English, * qr
pale....
Irish
Oats, * 451 b.
E'lish & Scotch, new
Welsh
Irish. fine qualities 4 3 4 sdo
general do 4 1 4 3 do.
Beans, English,* qr — do: .... fsi o 33 0
Scotch& Irish,*4Botb -- do. ....47 0 —49 0
Pease, English, white 53 0 —57 0 blue.... --
Do. & Irish.... maple —— grey .• 43 0 —45 0
Flour,* 280/b
English & Irish, ends —— fine .. • . 38 0 —4l 0
Ditto, superfine 46 0 —4B 0 extra .. 50 0 —52 0
Oatmeal, * ld. of 240 Th
Irish. 1846 4l 0 —43 0 01d139 0 —4O
Canadian .
Bran, 4 241 b.

8. d. s. d. s. d. 8. d.
8 6 0 8 10 old ....I 8 6 0 8 9
88— g 3 do. ....I g g 4
5 2 8 8 d 0..... 7 6 8 9
8 8 8 10 d 0.....! 7 8 8 3
Irill6oll.
—5O 0 old
do.

--iold •••• 68 0 —75 0
do. •••• 0 0 0 0

4 6 - 4 8

4 2-. 4 5

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, Nov. 27.
Sugar.—There has been more inquiry for Bengal, particularly
for good to fine white descriptions, but owing to a higher rate
of duty being claimed by the Customs, holders have withdrawn
their stocks for the pre sent.. The sales consist of 50 bhds. B. P.,
3500 bags of Bengal, chiefly strong grain and Khaur, and 2,300
bags of Mauritius. from 35s to 47sper cwt.—Fereign. Thesales
are confined to 50 boxes white Havana at dos dd per cwt., duty.
pail, 3o brls. Venezuela, and 11)0 barrels 40 bags brown and
white Brazil, at the quotations.

Molasses.—The trade are very unwilling to purchase without
a further reduction in price, which importers refuse to accept,
the sales consequently ae unimportant.

Coffee.—The sales of Jamaica are limited to about SO casks,
without change in price; and 300 basis ordinary native Ceylon
are reported at 378. per cwt. There has been a speculative de-
mand for Foreign Coffee, and 2200 bags Laguayra have been
sold, chiefly at 40s to 50s, and 1300 bags Costa Rica at 35s to
50s, being rather higher prices than the trade had previously
been paying; 80 bags damaged Rio brought 28s per cwt.
100 bags of Para Cocoa sold at 31s fscl to 32s 3d, and ISO bags
bags Trinidad at 358. 20 brls Jamaica Ginger at 558. per cwt.,
and some pare .1s of Black Pepper at 3d. per lb.
. . . _ .

Rice.—The only sale is 230 bags of good white Bengal at Igs
3d. per cwt.

lum.—There is a very good demand, but very little offering,
the limited sales in B. P. are at very full prices, a few East India
at 2s 2d per gallon, proof, and 100 hhds. Havana, 14 per cent.
U. P., at Is 8d per gallon.