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

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov. 23

The tendency in Cotton is downwards, but holders do not
anxiously press their stocks, and this makes a steady market.
The sales reach 5,000 bales to-day, perheps 5,500, nearly all to

consumers.

HULL CORN MARKET, Nov. 17

At this day's market we had a fair supply of Wheat from the
growers, which sold readily at last week's rates, and in some
instances rather more money was obtainable; in tree Foreign
no business doing; both this an•i bonded held more firmly. So
little Spring Corn offering, that we make no alteration in price.
Barley, of fine quality, however, is decidedly firmer.

BIRMINGHAM CORN, MARKET, Nov. 18.
During the present week there has been more disposition to
buy Wheat, and Is. per quarter advance obtained on fine Eng-
lish, which realized 7s. 6d. to 7s. Bd. per 621bs. Malting Barley
could only he disposed of by submitting to a reduction. Grind-
ing supported its value. Beans dull at former rates. Oats were
disposed of at Is. per quarter less money.

DUBLIN CORN EXCHAJ•TGE, Nov. 20.
Our markets have become more stenly, and with a limited
supply the prices of grain have become something less. The
table note of the mauufactured stuffs, viz.:—Fleur, Oatmeal,
and Indian Meal, although still showing their full figure, are
'e difficult to m:ve off, sales being difficult to make to
extent, buyers being unwilling to purchase more than their
wants, from the downward state of the English markets.

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DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 19.
The rrarket was dull, with a large supply of every kind.
There was no change in fat cattle, but coarse cattle were down
2; per cwt. from last market day—prices 38s to Sep, off sink; in
slaughter there was some cattle bought at 325 to 33, nett ; Sheep
were nearly 3s a head lower; Mutton, off sink, 5d to tiAd per lb.;
Veal, 6d to bbd ; Pigs were very numerous of all kind's. Those
fit for The butcher sold from 30s to 38s; inferior kind, low, and
even down to 26s ; in a short time Pigs will become scarce, and,
of course, dearer, from the want of feeding.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 21.
Without animation of dem,nd there has been a steady inquiry
wing the week for each article of consumption, at full price,

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The same has been the case in the neighbouring markets, and
Wakefield yesterday, there was soma improvement in the va.

The character of this day's market is much the same )s 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.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Nov

In the early part of the week there was a good demand for
Cotton, both from the trade and speculators, but during the last

tion being small. J
rine the fortnight

ry has been limited. the business for specula
Prices of most descriptions are id. lower du.
t. Speculators have taken 11.350 American

Stained, and 900 Ezyptian were offered by auction to-day, of
which 351 only of the former found buyers, at prices id. to id.
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ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON
From the 13th to the loth Nov., inclusive.

Prices paid r M r
in the week. ThisWk

SALES OF THE WEER

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