The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-07-18 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 14

We have a fair fresh arrival of Oatmeal from Ireland, but the
othersupplies from that source or Coastwise are but small : one
large cargo of Danzic Wheat is the extent of the Foreign im-
port since Tuesday. A steady consumptive demand has been
experienced within the past two days, in which the full rates
last noted have been readily obtainable for all articles of the
trade : most holders of Wheat have required more money, and
some advance has been obtained for this grain, chiefly in Me
diterraneari descriptions, Notwithstanding the weather con-
tinues exceedingly fine with a settled aspect, the Wheat trade
this morning was firm, and higher terms were generally re-
quired; but the millers having previously bought sufficient to
serve their immediate wants, and having but a slender attend.
ance of buyers, the demand for actual consumption was limited
in amount; several purchases, however, were reported for in-
vestment, and an advance, averaging about Id to 2d 19,7, upon
the currency of Tuesday last was realised. English and Irish
Flour, though not so readily sold as before, obtained Is per
sack, and States as well as Canadian 6d to Is per barrel over the
rates last noted. Barley, from real scarcity, was 3d la, 6,46
dearer; and Malt fully sapported late prices. Beans command
is, and Pease 2s to 3s per quarter above our last quotations,
with a moderate inquiry for each Oats were in slow request to
day, but being Still in very short supply, were the turn dearer.
Oatmeal, of which a few thousand sacks were taken for holding
over, and a moderate quantity by country dealers, fully main-
tained former prices. The duty on Colonial Rye is reduced 6d
per ,quarter-;-that on all other produce remains the same as last
week.

LY 15

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Ju
The weather throughout the past week has been on
favourable for the griming crops, although on
showery; supplies, however, are small, and every day
furnish additional evidence that the stock on hand v
the original prospects for a plentiful and early hay'
fulfilled) might have been sufficient for our wants, w
barely adequate to the probable consumption. Un
circumstances the trade, being devoid of anything I
have been anxious purchasers during the week, at col
advanced prices. In the leading agricultural marks
vance on Wheat has been from 3s to Ss per quartet
fear of the effect of Canadian supply seemsto hav
passed away ; nor do we expect any import of co
thence before October. At Liverpool yesterday the
firm; and although the demand for Wheat was not
yet an advance of Id to 2d on Tuesday's rates was
tablished. At Wakefield the supply was short; tl
generally anxious buyers at an advance of fully 45 pc
other articles participating in the improvement. At
market the quantity of Wheat and Flour offering is vi
and the remark applies in fact to almost every art
trade; and although the dealers and bakers buy very r
yet
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per
load on all deScriptions of Meal; Is per load on Malt; and 2s
per quarter on Beans : the trade maintaining a very firm and
buoyant aspect.

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J. Stretch and R. Wharton, Nottingham, engineers—first div.
of 6s in the pound any Thursday, at the office of Mr. Valpy,
Birmingham _ . _

T. Janes, Hockeliffe, Bedfordshire, farmer—first div. 2s 7d in
the pound, July 12, 19, and 2,1, at the office of Mr. Turquand,
Old Jewry London.