The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-09 00:00:00

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WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY
The supplies this week are large of Wheat, and moderak
other artic:es. The demand for Wheat is very limited, and
progress with sales a reduction of 2s. to 3s. per quarter must
be submitted to, hut holders generahy are not anxious setters

at the reduced rates. Barley is ready a
prices, and Malt is more in demand at
are Id. per st., and Shelling Is. per Mac
mited inquiry. Beans meta dull sale,

'ully last wee

MANCHESTER COI

fight he ii

stocks f

the bulk of the supply
ine to come, it non in.

et this mowing there is somewhat more disposi-
ssin Wheat and Flour, but without its leading

tion for bu

The reductions from the highest point may
ing 4d. per busbel,ma Wheat, 3s. per sack o

The market closes with a decidedly firmer

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, F
Sugar.—There has only been a limited demand, but

lengul.
narket has been quiet throughout the week, and
re confined to about 1000 bags China, Chiefly all faults,

of hlids. B

a smat

alive CE
Brazi

For export have b.

n Cocoa, Ginger, Pimento, or Pepper
10 bags of Bengal hav'e been sold
Ags,•to arrive at 21s. fid. to 23s
piir cwt. upon former rat

to 245. 9d

being a decline of
200.tces. of Carolina

are Also repdrted at 31s.per cwt

No t ransactioi

reported, there being scarcely any

Tea.—The market continues steady for Congous, and a good
business has been done, while greens are still depressed.

market has been flat this week, and few s,.
;burg Y. C. at 51s. to 51s. 6d.•-for good to veil

declined
Wd.
and 600 Egypt
and 600 Surat

'unsold during

West Inc

Carthagena
Smyrna ...
Manilla ...

COTTON MARKET,
FEBRUARY
8.
The gloom and depression:that has pervaded our Cotton mar-

for sonic time ^ast•has to-day been agreeably absappointed,
lie operations of one of our leviathan houses to the extent
,000 bales, chiefly in new Boweds, at 6d. to 7d., for export

speculation, as hereafter 'shall appedr. Cons ers have
so been in good attendance, and taken 4,000, maki die total
7,000 hales. As regards prices the market is st ady, but
TL:tid demand has only cleared off the supers undant
ack, without any change in price from the rates currei at the
week.

the inc

close of last

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, FEB. 2.
The arrivals into this port during the week ending yesterday,
include chiefly ,a moderate supply of foreign Wheat, and a fair
quantity of Beans; and from the-United States a further large
accession of Indian Corn, Indian Meal, and Flour, but of grain

comparatively lift

Influenced by the recent enactments of the legislature, the
London and provincial markets through the country arc de-
pressed for the moment, producing at our Corn Exchange to-
day a declining tendency regarding most articles of the trade,
and all descriptionsof Wheat, upon a limited demand, receded
4d. to gd. per .7011). below the rates of this day week, although
several holders -refused. to comply with this abatement..--Of
English or Irish Flour scarcely any appeared for sal- "
but with a large show of American.

.„ and lower .v... mar-
afterwards disposed toices cowncede., theaccepted tradehan thus
:e.fim rly than it commenced, at a decline of
Darrel front the currency of Tuesday last. .
liarleyr and Malt continue to meet little with, nt•

porters were -_
closed rather more

prices, whilst grinding Barley bras 4d. per GOL
Beaus and Pease were Also difficult of sale, the I
way- 2s. per quarter.—Oats upon a slow retail den
ceded Id. to 2d. p0r.4.51b. ; and Oatmeal, attend
limited inquiry, was depreciated in value 15..t0
• Indian Corn, being taken otr sparingly this incy

former givin
'nand only, re
led by a vet
N. per load.

,s. d. s. d.
10:0 ((al 0 old
10 9 —ll 4 do.

Malt, English, -44.4 r,