The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-28 00:00:00

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JANUARY 24.
We have tie material change to notice; in any of the British
Corn markets since the commencement of the week, the pre-
vailing feature being steadiness of price, with a slight improve-
ment in some few, unattended by any sy;-,iptoms of active de.
mand, the available supply of Foreign grain at the outports
continuing to begmeli as to prevent any disposition of millers
to purchase more than the ordinary stocks required from week
to week, and, except in very solitary cases, repressing the con-
fidence requisite •to promote business ma investment. The
transactions in 'Wheat with the Continent. of Europe have for
some time been .conducted with very little margin, certainly
not sufficient to cover casualties of voyageoindependent of risk
of markets during the interval of arrival; in the French ports
prices have somewhat declined the last fevvsweeks, but not in
due proportion, and,at present it appears that a diminution of
value there is attondad by a more liberal amount of supplies
from growers; it is‘confidently anticipated,• however, that as
the demands upon the agriculturists become.more urgent with
the advance of the season, and especially should the pro,pect of
their coming harvest,he favourable, the deliveries will hereafter
prove amply sufficient to create a marginal difference on our
relative currencies, and promote a more aevautageous trade.
The weather has beacine a little sharper these few days, with
slight frost at night,-bat far different from 4he temperature
usually prevalent at this season, and though theaTheat plant is
said to look well, cold, weather is much wanted to check its
luxuriance.

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We have a few fresh.. supplies of European and American
Flour, but little else 3o report since Monday last.
At this morning's market the Wheat trade presented a very
:firm tone, and a tolerablq fair quantity was dispGsed of at full
•rates of Tuesday, in soma instances a shade more «s obtained
for white and fine yellow Wheats, but we cannot.riake any
change in our general quotations.—Sack Flour reinakled with-
.nut change in value, the demand still moderate; but American
'found buyers in some quantity, fair Baltimore briqging 235.
per barrel. _ _ _

Mae stock of Barley being.cmall, prices remained steady.—
Oats and Oatmeal dull at previous rates.
Indian Corn in improved demand, and 3d. to ed. penfittarter
.dearer.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, JANITAner -24.
The demand for Irish Buttertas been good, and prices have
Advanced 2s. per cwt. The stock here is considerably reduced,
and .holders are now firm at theorootations. Belfast, 80s..ta
825.; 3Vaterford, 78s. to 82e.; ,Carick and Kilkenny,-28s. to
-825...; Wexford, 78s. to 80s.; Banbridge and Ballymoney, 775.
to 795.; Sligo, 725. to 735.; and pickled Cork seconds, 725. to
735. per cwt., landed. Imported tram Ireland from the 13th to
4he,lBth. instant, both inclusive,7462,firkins 104 kegs 411 crocks
405 boxes.= barrels Butter, 90 bale:, Bacon, 1 hhd. 7 tierces
Hams, 2 tierces and 26 kegs Lard.