The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-24 00:00:00

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Nov. 24, 1844; THE LIVERPI
&liipping intelignur. MARKETS. WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, Nov. 17.
Total quantities per Price per
---...-... Imp. Quarter. Imp. natter
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17.-Wind S. to S.W., fresh. Wheat 177 .... .e 495 12 0 .e2 16 0
ARRIvAD.-Providentia, from Ostend. LIVERPOCL CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 17:
Barley
Oats
Owing to the continuance of strong east winds, we have not
SAILED.- Limena. Milne. for Porto Bien -Brazilian, Pinck- had a single arrival of Wheat from any quarter since this day 29 .... 45 8 8 lll 4
b.am, Oporto-Dahlia. Porter, Lisbon-Seience, Williamson, for week excepting 51 qrs. Coastwise, and of other Grain thence, as
Santa M a Hitchens, for Tiinidad-Dorothea, liar- well as from Ireland. the supplies are extremely small; whilst SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 18.
mon, Calcutta. those fresh in from abroad comprise chiefly a moderate quantity We had an unusually small show of Beasts, and, in conse-
-- of Beans, Pease. and Indian Corn, with 10,654 barrels of Flour quence, prices went up 10s. per head, and all sold. Sheep iu
Princess Clementina, (iron steamer,) hence for Folkestone at from the United States, moderate show, and fully as dear.
PlTmoutli.The apparent s'eadiness in the trade for Wheat In London
Mary Hounsell, Barker, hence at Newfoundland, with loss of yesterday, imparted a rather firmer feeling to the holders of that WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Nov. 20.
bulwarks. roundhouse, &c., in a gale 25th September. Grain at our market this morning, and refusing to submit to We have only a moderate arrival of each article to this day's
Grecian, Hunter, hence at Constantinople, and sailed for Ga- any further decline, the transactious were upon a moderate market. There is a fair demand for Wheat at an advance of Is.
tats.
scale, at the reduced rates of Friday.-Irish and free barrel per qua:ter. In Barley no alteration. Beans, Oats, and Shell-
Eliza Sanders, Sanders, hence at ditto.
Flour were in slow request, at the foregoing abatement ; but of ing are each rather dearer,
Scotia, Giacobbe, sailed from Messina for this port on the 25th Westerns, in bond, several thousand barrels changed hands to.
....A,
October - -
nay, at ins. for investment.
Feronia, Jarvis, sailed from Palermo for this port on the 29th Barley and Malt ruled languid at our last quotations.-Beans LEEDS CORN MARKET,
, October. and Pease, also, were taken more sparingly than of late, each The quantity of Grain is good here to-daylit met a mo.
Larch. Vibert, salted from Palermo for this port on the soth of scarcely maintaining former prices. Berate demand at last week's rates. Fine Earley nearly main-
October. Oats, upon a very slack demand, remained unaltered in value. tains last week's prices, but secondary samples Is. per quarter
Jane, Car:With., hence at Naples. -Oatmeal, though scarce, was nears- without inquiry, and cheaper. Beans rather lower. Oats maintain their value.
CR C, Gibatt, sailed from Naples for this port on 6th instant. must be noted Is. per load cheaper. -
Vesta, Muting. hence for Shields at Penzsnce, leak,. Indian Corn on the spot, being now saleable in limited par- LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 23.
Rose. Miller, hence for Yarmouth. at ditto, to stop a leak. eels only, has receded 3s. per quarter since this day week; and The tendency in Cotton is downwards, but holders do not
ilydaspes, 'Lawson from Bathurst; Ocean Queen, M'Bride, a few cargoes floating, of which bills of lading as eat hand, have anxiously press their stocks, and this makes a steady market.
from Qt,the_.. , .
1 • . C 2 Neptune Jarvis,from Alexandria, and Wanderer, been contracted for today, cost freight and insurance included, The sales reach 5,000 bales today, perhaps 5,500, nearly all to
manning, from Marseilles, at Cove. at 455. to 465. per quarter. consumers.
Alin Rankin, from Callao at Crodthaven. By the " Caledonia," which arrived here on Sunday morning,
RLststoas, Nov 11.-The Frederick Wilhelm 111, Behrendt, advises from New York are to the 30th ultimo. A considerable
froth Liverpool for Danzic. got on shore on Hocen Island on the accession of Wheat and Flour was received during the preceding HULL CORN MARKET, Nov. 17.
9th instant, but was assisted (IF alter throwing part of her fortnight, amounting to 230,C00 bushels of the former, and of At this day's market we had a fair supply of Wheat from the
,Cargo oVerhoard, and will proceed, not having sustained any the latter 180,000 barrels. growers, which sold readily at last week's rates, and in some
apparent damage, It is stated that liberal supplies of both articles, and also In. inst:tnces rather more money was obtainable; in free Foreign
Sr. Jaunt's. N. 8., Oct. 31 .--The He'en, Risk, from New York dian Corn, would continue to be received until the end of the no business doing; both this and bonded held more firmly. So
for Glasgow, put in here ire the 23d instant, leaky, and Is dis- month, when frost might be expected to interrupt the internal little Spring Corn offering, that we make no alteration in price.
Charging to repair, navigation df the Northern States ; but as much of this stock Barley, of fine quality, however, is decidedly firmer.
GASPER, October 17.-The Moodkee, Viggors, from Quebec would be required for local consumption, as well as for the
for Liverpool, put into this port yesterday, with damage, having Eastern States and France, extensive sh'pments to Great Britain BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Nov. 18.
been in contact with a large barque on the 14th instant. were not expected until the spring of next year ; from the
FALMOUTH, trim New Nov. 74.-The Grace,'from Liverpool for Paler- Southern ports. and principally tri New Orleans, however, During the present week there has been more disposition to
buy Wheat' and Is. per quarter advance obtained on fine Eng-
-7
Ito, which put in here. leaky, has had her topsides caulked, and vessels during the winter were likely to be actively employed in
been hauled from the fifer. the transport of Grain and Flour to England. lish, which realized 7s. 6d. to 5. Bd. per 621bs. Malting Barley
could only he disposed of by submitting to a reduction. Grind-
VESSELS EiV,GICEN. At Montreal, on the 27th October, wheat was quoted Is. 6d.
Gleaner. sti, November, in lat. 47, long. 41-Gratitude, or Ar- to 6s. per 60:1', and Flour 338. to 355. per barrel, currency. ing supported its value. Beans dull at former rates. Oats were
broath, 12th Nov-, in lat. s:Jong. 18, by the Caledonia, steamer Freight to Liverpool on the former 12s. per quarter, and on the disposed of at Is. per quarter less money.
-J:ihn M,Leilan, for Savannah, 6th Nov,' in lat. 50, long. 13, latter ss. 3d. to ss. gd. per barrel.-A g, od many vessels had
by the poroliota-Pairfield.'heiice for New York, 24th October, cleared, and a greater number was loading, but it was feared DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 20.
in lat. 44, long. 58. with loss of tore and mizen topgallant masts several would not be coml leted before the navigation ClOsed.
-Arnh.,... ~r a1...Th.,. for New Orleans. 9th instant, in lat. Our markets have become more steady, and with a limited

Gleaner. Bth November, in lat. 47, long. 41—Gratitude, or Ar-
broath, 12th Nov., lit lat. 5:, long. 18, by the Caledonia, steamer
M'Lellan, for Savannah, 6th Nov., in lat. 50, long. 13,
by the Torolinta—Pairfleld;hence for New York, 24th October,
in lat. 44, long. 58. with loss of tore and mizen topgallant masts
—Archelaus, of Glasgow, for New Orleans, gth instant, in lat.
49, lon. B.—Emma, of this. port, for Gibraltar, the 26th October,
in the Straits of Gibraltar, by the Law Ogilby—Jamaka, hence
the 6th November, in lat 50, long. 15—Emigrant, hence, out 8
days, in lat.- 52,10ng. 15.

CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 29.
We have still very limited supplies of all produce Coastwise
and from Ireland, but have again to note a moderate import of
Flour from America, in addition to a few parcels of Indian Corn,
Pease, and Beans, from Europe. . •
WEDXIESDAY. Novzmaxa la.—Wind S., light. The trade here has varied little from our report of Tuesday,
Elizabeth, King, from•Patras at Falmouth 15th Nov. sales having been generally light to consumers, and no specu-
Naomi. Welsh, hence at Dalhousie, under jury masts. lative disposition apparent, except for Flour in bond, of which
Schyryd, Nowlan; hence at Smyrna, several thousand barrels have changed hands rather under last
Buona Mzria. Greiovich, from Segna at Gibraltar, and sailed currency.
eth Nov. for this port.
Isabel. Granby, sailed from Oporto for this port 10th Nov. - -vance is reported b the value or wheat, t`- Uesnarid for aIIW-T
Ocean. Stabley, hence at Havre. scriptions of that Grain at our Corn Exchange to-day, was lan-
Neptunts, Pmeplow, hence at Stralsund. guid, the prices in some cases being equal to. and in others Id.
Endragt, Drent,, hence at the Elbe. per 7ulb. below our last qiu.tations.—lrish Flour rypeared to be
St. Clement, Cdhan, from Dordt at Tobermorey, and sailed wholly neglected, and tree barrels upon a limited sale wire the
11th Nov. for this port. turn cheaper; bonded Flour, however, continued to meet an
Thomas
Hunter, Grant, from Bonny at •Cove, and sailed for i active inquiry, and about l'',lloo barrels were taken for invest_
Fernando Pa sth Sept, meat, Philadelphia and Baltimore commanding 295. to 29S- 6d.,
,limes T. Focird, from Calcutta off Penzance. and prime brands of Western 3 s. per barrel.
PasrzrOrczi Nov. ,6.—The hull of the Nepttmus, Widland, Barley and Malt were he'd at late prices, which buyers refused
which was run on shore in Mill Bay, near the Land's End, in a to pay, and consequently little or no business in either was ap-
leaky state, on her veyage from Cadiz to Christinestadt, with a parent.—Beans and Pease hs ing more diffir•ult to sell, were ra.
cargo of salt; is sold, and is expected to go to pieces this tide, as ther depressed in value.—Oats arid Oatmeal, though in very li-
the wind is`now south, and blowing strong. The materials, &c. mited supply, were nearly without inquiry, the former receding
are saved ; the cargo, above 300 tons, entirely lost. Id. per 4)1b., and the latter ts. per load.
GLaml. rbm, Nov. 5 —The schooner Heir, of Madryn, Hughes, Of Indian Corn there wen e several parcels fresh in, which, in
from Liverpool for Glasgow, with Ntiheat, came on shore two the absence of demand, were offered at a decline of Is. to 3s.
miles south of this place, at 6 p.m. yesterday. not far from the per quarter, without promoting sales, and for some of the best
new harbour. Her cargo is shifted and damaged. She lies in a white now on passage from the States, 455. per quarter would
bad sititation, on large stones, and will have to discharge before have been accepted.
Ithecan be got off. Strong breeze at S.S.W. when the vessel
IS. d. a n, 1 IS. d. S. d
came there. A boat marked "B. 8.. No. 49," was washed on

ahoreln-Port L gan Bay, on the morning of .the Ist; the name

scraped off

Balrasara, from London for Valparaiso, in lat. 50, long. 15—
Cassandra, from Cephalonia for London. 6th Nov.—Chase, from
Dania for this port. 4th Nov., off Cape Sagres—Caroline, hence
for Halifax, 2nd Nov.' in lat. 51. lon 17—Isabella, hence for
AleXandria, 24th Oct.. off Cape 'Sacratif—Kolfschip, f.orn Con-
stantinople, (out 110 days,) lith Nov., oi Mount's Bay—Lither-
land, hence for Hong Kong, 30th Sept., in lat. 7, long. 22—
Mail. from Batavia for London,'loth Oct., in lat. 10 N, long. 26
W—Princess Alice. hence for St. John, N. 8., Off Cape Sable—
Rockall, Bence for Jamaica, sth'Nov., in lat. 50 N., long. 73 W
--Science, from Smyrna for Cork, off Cape Passaro—Swift,
from Malaga for Dublin. 10th Nov., in lat. 45, long. 9.

THURSDAY, Novasrana. S.S.E., moderate.
ARRIVED.—Zion's Hope, M'Pherson, from Miramichi—Aber-
deeni M'Grath ; Tay, Langwell, 'and Ocean Queen, M'Bride,
Quebec—Ante!ope, Jones, 'Prince Edward's 'lsland—Lowther,
Hunter. 'Alexandria— Sultan, Rogers. Smyrna—Mose, Kerne-
ditti, and Grazia 'Medantek, Trieste—Highlander, Leghorn—
Uzella, Steer, CeMtalonia—slsabel Granby, Oporto—Royal Wil-
liam, Malaga—Chase, Denia—Emma, Humble. St. Malo—Jupi-
ter„Ostend—Zarpa, Brest—Ann, Johnston, Maranbam—Bertha,
Harris, Jamaica—Norman, Spania. New • Orleans—Sardinia,
Crocker, New York—Portland, Stalker, Charleston—Speed,
Grindale; Themis, Leighton, and Wakefield, from St. John,
New Brunswick.
SAttan.—Maid of Islay. (steamer,) Fowley, Sierra Leone—
Ann Dingwall. Brown. Laguayra—Burrell;.Foster, Charleston—
Caledonia, (s,eatner,) Lott, Halifax—,Sanders, Bulky, and Jas.
Hearne, Morton, Constantinople.

Herald, Jones, hence at the Cape of Good Hope.
Tynwald, Nlarmer, from ditto for Algoa Bay.
Tomatin, Neil, from Shanghae at St. Helena 15th Sept.
Rothschild, Cornforth, and Lady Lilford. Scott, from Monl
Mein at St. Helena. "111
Glentanrox. Broch; from Mandber at ditt

Carthagenuln. Jacks, from Calcutta at ditto.
Sterllngshire, Rattray, for this port at Maranhatn, with loss
of anchors•and cables, and would have to be hove down, having
been on share going in, while in charge of a pilot.
Windsoe, Pepper, hence at reru.
Tinamaza, Cape, 'hence at Ceara.
Joh', Campbell, Luckette, hence at Madeira.
Teaser, 'Mwthurst; hence at St. Michael's.
Bolivar, Peat, from Belize for London, off Garnish, leaky.
Aid, Heed, for Gelatz at Kinsale.
Nova Sacramenta, from St. Übes at ditto.
Henrietta, Sanders, from Salon at ditto.
Countess of Arron, Turner, from Calcutta, and Elinor Chap.
man, Frances, from Mazatlan at Cove.

Tarquin, Moody, from New York.at this port, leaky, having
been on shore near Crosby Point.

FRIDAY, Novsmana 20.—Wind 8.5.8. to S.W.W., a gale.
AR a ivun.—Lisbon. Fisher; Frederick, Gover; Gowrie, Fa-
lone ; and Wakefield, Abell;from St. John:N.B.—Doctor, Luke,
Constantinople—Emulqus, Baldwin, Gallipoli; Jasper, Chillen,
Sicily—Surpass, Skerries, Patras—Faro, Zupar, Trieste--.rohn
Berman, Schultz, Norden
SAIL liD.—Herbert, Amy. for St. Michael's, and Verein, Hol-
IMan,.Pillau.

The following vessels were boarded yesterday, by No. I I pilot
boat, off Point Lynas .—Renard, for Newport, putting back—
Saranack, from Fbiladelphia—George Wilkinson, from Quebec
--Ajax, and Victoria, from Prince Edward's Island—llarlequin,
from Cephalonia—Leda, from Marseilles—Johanna Maria, from
Viana.

Magnet, Murdoch, sai:ed from Marseilles for this port on the
12th "November.
Eleanor, Wakeham, from Lagnayra at Beerhaven, with loss
Of sails, -&c.
Rothschild, Corryforth, and Lady Lilford, Scott, from Mout-
nlein at Cove.
Goodluck, Le Croix, from Honduras at Cove.
Emily Tobin, Hoyt, from Newfou:idland at Cove.
Thorns, Battersby, -White, from Trieste at Cove.
John:Peal. Cook, hence for Monte Video at Kingstown.
Eclipse, Kirkhove. hence-for Ostend at Kingstown.
Matador, hence for Stettin, at Cc wes, reported to be leaky.
Gannett, Nicholl, hence for Grenada at Newport.
Stanhope, Richards, hence for St. Michael's at Holyhead.
oss
nenry 'Pratt, Hartlay, for New Orleans, has put back with
of anchors and chains.
r, Th bee'sore,l..r steam-g, filled and sunk In the river off
—eo Pier tftnn.tu
ecroni a, Jarvis, from Palermo, off Cape Finisterre gth instant
.Or Dublin.
A quarantine barque is on shore in Bootle Bay.

SATURDAY, 2lst NOVERMER.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W.,

moderate

AR RlVED.—Saranak, Turley, from Philadelphia—Thos. Bon-
t ier, Grant, from Bony—Parker. Kisien, from Demerara—Sis-
era. Vickers, from Jamaica—,Zante. , from Tobasco—
• iDvan, Taylor, from St. John, N.B.—Victoria. from Miramichi
Ajax, from Prince Edward !Wand—Mary. Walker, Smyrna
opja Jarvis. Patras—Wanderer. Palk, and Gilbert Jamieson,
„„l larria, from Cephalonia—Lrna,,Tope, from Marseilles—Johan.
Maria. from Viana—Ursula. Thompson, and Superior. —,

. .
from Tarragona—Ocean, (steamer,) fr'm Havre-Fernandes,
eontente, from Lisbon—Eliza Johnston, Donaldson, Paraiba—
Good Luck, Lc Croix, and Kingston, Dwyer, from Honduras—
booldan, Thomas, and Ashburton. White, New Orleans—George
~. .

ilkinson, Brown; Margaret, Bruce, and Ward Chapman, Bil-
40n, Quebec.

AILED —Rashuigton Irving, Caldwell, Boston—Glaucus,
41es Genoa—Victoria, Evans, Liston, and Lancashire Lass,
' .
Ake, Naples

25 , Viggora, from Quebec at this port; left Gaspee onM b
(It„oodkee October
zneolchester, Withers, from Red Sea and Bombay at this port.
10,.1t g
• 51, lon. 2, tell in with the brig Nunez from Rio Nunez
u: London, with loss of foremast and bowsprit; seven. rnen
a d, leaving only the captain, mute. and carpenter. and two
een Put on board by the Colchester, to assist in taking her into
ork.

ternarlennin,Cephalonia, that was at anchor yes-
cindaY off the N.W. hip. with loss of mainmast and attan-
-,,ned by the crew, was towed it. here to-day by a steam•tug,
Renard, for Newport • Unica HO, for Havana, with loss cf
ekainYard; Sci Ewe. for Santa Martha. with loss of anchors and
...airis—Eliza Fell, for Hayti, with bowsprit sprung—Dash, for
'frica, and Hope, for Trinidad. have a 1 put back.
Antelope, (steamer,) hence at Pernambneo In 27 days.
Miranda, Margrate, sailed from Messina 31St Oct..
Der, 'tenancy, Ist Nov,, both for this port.
Alcsaindro it Grande, Garaquin, sailed from Venice for th.
Dort stil November.

; and Ve

G psey, Mitchell, from Rio Saneiro off Folkstone ; sailed lc,th
t )t. In lat. 46, long. 22, boarded the derelicts Burrell and Ra-
'Ma na.

Doc-iiiour, from Bristol for Quebec, was
Octn Cape
NlT'ectlni, Cape Rosier Bay, in a snow storm 25rd Crew
NV.
Bu 0 lconich from Trieste at Youghall.
nnerer. Johnston, from St. Lucia at Kingstown.
ile4AumAats, 2titli Nov.—A small sloop belongisg to Holy-
ittai:..,l4clen with wheat, drove on shore today at Penman, and
te "-IY to be a wreck
Net7l,,wEs, 19th Nov.—Matador, Richman, from Liverpool for
sou which arrived here yesterday, has come into the har-
t to discharge.

it":I4DAY, 22nd Novxmasll.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.
Lrebiit'"au —Wilton Wood, Grant, from Patagonia—Russia,
Qt. and Garrick. Trask, from New York—Thetis, Hall, from
n N.B.—Champion, —ltuoh ' Cochrane, from Quebec—Pomona,
14144: glom Alexandria, and Mischief, Blaney, from Terra

Wheat, ¶ 7011.
English red, new
Ditto, white
Irish red
Ditto, white
Rye, English, *qr
Barley, English
Scotch & Irish, r 6016
Malt, English, v. qr
pale..
Irish
Oats, 4 516.

8 6 @ 8 'g ;old

8 8 9 2 do
8 Q 8 6 do
8 6 8 9 do

IrishdOtb
50 0 old ....

8 6 @s g
9 0— 9 4
7 6 8 0

none.
5 6 5 10

*41,12.4 Johnston, from Paraiba, and Lord Wenlock, for Africa,
'14441 eentaet last' night in the river; the fernier lost bulwarks,
t"s, &c., and is leaky, and the latter lost head, cutwater,
friton „
Alise ' and Ann Carr, Carr, hence at Laguira•
fgt. Gabrahn, and Adler, Vanselow, hence at Mimic.
knie 'nomas Packet, Peterson ; Marion, Tims ; ropos, Kock ;
10),,i(erbocker. S ewe; Lady Sale, Law; and Margaret, Oster-
Vic,tenFT' at St. Thomas.
'roste°lla, Kruger; Leasing, Neuman; and Fiederick de
I.loessel, hence at Swinremunde.
4rti • cline Boland, Porter, and Pakenham, Bourne, hence at
"-11.
OZI'LI la, Jackson, hence at Demerara.
Aster. Frame, hence at Trinidad.
htie
•ethie:-..orman, hence at Terce ra.
oiels Knifing, hence at Riga.
BAleit,'N'Ylding, Holt. hence at Frederickshaven.
•th fif'nder, Apsey, sailed from Jamaica for this port on the
°o6ber.
t, 14Z41:41, SchaKlan ; Meteor, Turner, and Elizabeth Taylor,
41,41,74. from Legni
--..Tca at Puet to Cabello.
rsk ‘,I,A. 27th Oct he Clarendon, from Liverpool for Hon.
'a 116tOck on the Morky Reef, north side of this island, on
"uk`ts'etuber, but ifet o*soon after, without ei”lstauce, and
T•mt

....160 0-;5 0
....1.0 0-- 0 0

E'lish & Scotch, new
Welsh
Irish. fine qualities.. 4 3 4 sdo
general do 4 1 4 3 do.
Beans, English, ido,
Scotch& Irish,*4Bolb -- do,
Pease, English, white. 55 0 —59 0 ,blue
Do. &Irish.... maple —— grey
Flour, 2801 b
English & Irish, 2nds fine
Ditto, superfine 46 0 —4O 0 extra
Oatmeal, yo 1• . of 2401 f,
Irish. 1846
Canadian
Bran, %). 241 b

I 4 6 - 4 8

r5l 0 -53 0
47 0 —4g o

0 -47 •

142 o —44 0 old
-- --- do.

'3B 0 -41 0
5 0 -52 0

!39 0 -41 0
39 0-41 0
1 2 - 1 3

LIVE Is POOL Ls( ILONIAL MARKET. Nov. 20,

Sugar —The demand .continues extremely limited, and the
sales are in consequence confined to 250 ithds. 8.P., 1640 bags
or Bengal. and a small parcel of Mauritius, at rather easier rates.
Fore.-- .---The market continues quiet. Molas-es.—Holders
havi,ig given ....ay in price, the sales amount to 450 casks, viz.,
lia,hadoes at :73., and St. Kitt's at 21s. 3d. per cwt. Coffee.—
The demand for Jamaica has fallen off, and not more than 30
casks have been sold; 100 bags ordinary native Ceylon are re-
ported at 375., and 11,000 bags Costa Rica at 2ps. to 38s. 6d. for
low to good ordinary. No sales reported in Cocoa. Ginger, or
Pt pper.—The only sale In Rice consists of 1200 bags of good
white Bengal at tys. ad. per cwt. Rum.—There is no change to
notice.

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 20.
Our markets have become more steady, and with a limited
supply the prices of grain have become something less. The
table note of the manufactured stuffs, viz :—Flcur, Oatmeal,
and Indian Meal, although still showing their full figure, are
bound more difficult to mcve off, sales being difficult to make to
any extent, buyers being unwilling to purchase more than their
wants, from the downward state of the English markets.

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 19.
The market was dull, with a large supply of every kind.
There was no chance in fat cattle, but coarse cattle were down
2_;_ner cwt. from last_market dav—nriees 585 to_slls.--,iff 'ink
slaughter there was some cattle bought at 32s to 33, nett ; Sheep
were nearly 3s a head lower; Mutton, off sink, 54 to 64d per lb.;
Veal. 64 to Nd ; Pigs were very numerous of all kinds. Those
fit for .he butcher sold from 30s to 395; inferior kind, low, end
even down to 26s ; in a shore time Pigs will become scarce, and,
of course, dearer, from the want of feeding.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 21.
Without animation of demand there has been a steady inquiry
during the week for each article of consumption, at full prices.
The same has been the case in the neighbouring markets, and
at Wakefield yesterday, there was some improvement in the va-
lue of Wheat.

The character of this day's market is much the same is above
stated. Wheat and Flour without alteration. Oats and Oat-
meal barely supported the rates of our last; and the same may
be said of Beans and Malt.
In other articles no variation.

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