The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-11-30 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 27.

Our recent supplies, owing to a series of easterly winds, have
been extremely light. and the market has become almost bare of
new Grain. The improvement noted in the demand last Tuesday
has been fully sustained throughout the week, and has applied to
most articles of the trade. Wheat has found a very free vend;
besides a good sale to nur lccal dealers, orders to some extent have
been executed for the Yorkshire millers, and many purchases have
occurred for shipment coastwise. Foreign red has been the most
eagerly sought for. and the best has reached 115 6d; Danzig Ils 3d
to 12s; English white as high as 13s 6d per 701b3, Irish new has
gone off readily, Limerick of fair quality realising 108 6d per 701 h.
Prices of Flour generally have been slow to follow the advance in
those of Wheat. but the demand for all descriptions of sweet has
been good, and the best English at the close of the week was
worth 68s ; Irish. 66s per 28011,5. Most of the new Oats left over
from last week have found buyers at improving prices; 3s 10d
could now be obtained for the best mealing qualities, and 3s 8d to
3s 9d per 451hs. for ordinary and fair runs. Oatmeal has further
advanced in value, 3tis per 2401bs has been paid for Irish manufac-
ture. The market continues almost bare of Barley ; it is much
wanted, and would readily command our highest quotations ; a
little lot of choice Chevalier. on Friday, brought 44s per imperial
quarter. Beans have not yet brought any material advance, but
they are scarce and likely to he dearer. Peas are in reteat, and
52s per imperial quarter obtainable for choice breakers. I'he eon-
. fident opinion entertained of a further advance in prices, induces
a demand for bonded Wheat, and every parcel is picked un as soon
as offered ; Ils per 70lbs has been paid for the best Waltic red.
From five to six thousand quarters may have changed hands during
the week. Flour under lock has sold at 42a per barrel.

We advance our quotations this day .week-, 6d per bushel for
Wheat, Id for Oats, 3s per sack for Flour, and 2* 6d per load for
Oatmeal, with a corresponding improvement in the value of most
other articles of the trade. At this advance there was rather less
activity in the den-and for Wheat, still a fair amount of business
was transacted. Several parcels of bbnded were sold at 10s Od to
lis per 701 b. The transactions in Oats and Oatmeal were only
limited,—both articles in small supply.
WHEAT, ir 701 b s. 4. s d INDIAN CORN, V 45361 b.
English 11 0 .1119 6 lied
Scotch lO 9 —II 9 White
Irish
.... .. .

Bonded.
BAKERY, qr.
English ..38 0 —42 0
Chevalier 42 0 —44 0
Scotch, 43'' 601 b 5 3 5 6
Irish
Foreign, bond 4 2 1 6
OATS, 4P. 451 h.
English .. 3 9 4 3
Scotch
Irish
Foreign, bond 2 6 3 2
Ditto, duty free 3 6 3 10
RYE, 4, qr. 36 0 —4O 0
MALT, ir. qr. flnes6 0 —63 0
Middling 46 0 —56 0

English 44 0
Irish
PEAS, Grey.— 36 0
White -
RAPESEED, cir last,
FLOUR, English, 41, 2861 b.
Fine 54 0— 65 0
Irish
American, 4f brl. free.
Sweet, U.S. 0 0 0 0
Sour, bond
OATMEAL, <IF 240th
• English 12 0
Do. new 1837 34 0
Sebtch 32 0

46 0
44 0
43 0
54 0