The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-10-07 00:00:00

COTTON MARKET, OCTOBER 6

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LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 30

The arrivals into this port, during the week, furnish a
liberal supply of Wheat, a moderately fair quantity of Bar-
ley, Oats, Flour, and Oatmeal, from Ireland, with several_
parcels of Wheat and Malt Coastwize, and of Wheat and
Beans from abroad ; whilst from Canada and the States
the importation of Flour is abundant, amounting together
to 26,845 barrels.
This day's market was liberally supplied with new
Wheats, and the demand less free than of late; prices,
therefore, declined 3d. to 4c1., and for old 2d. per 701 b.
In Bonded Wheat nothing claim"; but several thousand
barrels Flour changed hands at 275. per barrel under lock.

Oats Id. per 451 b., and Oatmeal Is. to Is. 6d. per
2401h5. cheaper, and slow sale.
Beans steady in valve.

Pe,.ise 2s to 3s p,,r qr. cheaper

Sack and Barrel Flour ls:cheaperl respectively

CORN EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 3

Of any kind of English, Irish or Foreign produce, the sup-
plies received into this port since Monday last are comparatively
light, except Flour trout Canada and the United States, which
exclusive of the large arrivals previously noted, amount to
Bgll3 barrels.
An advance in the import rate on Foreign Wheat to 18s per
quarter, and on Four to 10s lad per bane, forms the only
cnauge in the duties for the week easuine.
The fine weather, noticed in our first circular this weeki
prevailed until Tuesday afternoon, when it was interrupted by
repeated showers; hut the following day being favourable, the
trade in all its hearings here was quiet, and holders se: med dis-
posed to submit to easier terms ; during the whole of yesterday,
however, we had a continuous heavy rain ; and as, if extended
to the Late districts of the coup, ry, it must hwe completely sus-
pcided for the time any further housing of Corn, the trade
became firm in consequence. and the general currency of Tues.
day was again steadily required.
Although we have had more rain again this morning, and
the weather continues very unsettled, the transactions on the
who;e at our Corn Exchange to-nay were in no wise lively or
extensive; upon a moderate de►nand for english and Irish near
Wheats, however, prices ran nearly equal to those of Tuesday,.
and all descriptions of old• though in limited request only, sus-
tained the rates then stated. Irish Fiour, being taken less
freely by consumers, receded in partial instances Is per sack
and Canadian was difficult of sale at a deciine of did per barrel;
whilst of sweet States Flour in bond, about 3000 barrels changed
bands at 275. but in Wheat under lock no business transpired.
Grinding Barley Pease, and Indian Corti, for which inquiries
have become much less urgent of late. loudly supported ow
last quotations ; and '1 alt was the turn chea„er, Beans, meet-
ing o:casional sales, remained steady in value.
Oats. ia the abseace of any efficient country demand were in
slow request. but fro, the dim ted supply at hand, realised
former prices. Old Oatmeal, of winch sales upon a moderate
scale were effected, retaiue,l our last currency, but new, moving
off sparingly, decliroo '•t !,er To

PitlcES OF GRAIN

6 @ s 1 ;old

red' s. d

89@ 9 2

Wheat,* 7,,tb
Engli h new
Ditto, white
Irish red .
Ditto, white
Rye. English. *(ir
Barley, English ..
Scotch & 6.•tt
Malt, English, ,11 .
pale ..
Irish
Oats, 4>
& Scotch, new
Welsh
Irish. fine tmal;ties..
general tio .....
Beans, English, * qr
Scotch& Irish,
Pease, English, whi'e. 44 0
Do. & Irish maple 40 0
Flour,* 180th
English & Irish, ends
Ditto, superfine. 46 0
Oatmeal,* 1 .01 2401 t
Irish. 1845
Canadian
Bran, * 211 b.
NORTH HAI MARKET, OCTOBER 6
s d. a. d. i s. d. s. d
1 0® 1 1 f Potatoes, golb.
• 7 o oe Kemps
O u— 0 0 Short Tops
O 14—• 2 Cups
O 4— 0 5 Cattle
o 4 0 6 Turnips, * ton —22
O 0— 0 0 j Manure

9 3 -
S 0 -

8 1 -

30 0 -33 0
40- 4 $

o —62 .

52 0 -56 •

1
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do. .... 3 i, 3 1
3 3 do. .... 3 1 3 2
—3
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-4';
—49 Igrey

-46 0

33 0 -4 0 •

2g o

fine ... 43 0 —45 •
49 ,; extra 43 0 —49 0

0 0
.old

Hay, old 2', lb
tiew
Vetches
Grass
Straw, Wheat
Oat

Bar:ey

26 0 -28 0
26 0 -28 0
1 0 - 1 9