The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-08-08 00:00:00

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GUST 4.

We are largely supplied with Foreign Wheat this week, nearly
two-thirds of which is from Odessa, the remainder from the
nearer ports of Europe, which with a small cargo of Egyptian
Beans, 6682 quarters of United States Indian Corn, and 1623
barrels Canadian Flour, constitute the bulk of the arrivals here
since Monday. Advices from New York to the 18th ultimo,
state good supplies of Wheat and Flour with a continued ten-
dency to decline, and the expectation of still lower prices, the i
demand being confined to home use, without any nquiry for
export to Europe. Notwithstanding the reduction advised
from this side. Indian Corn and Meal had slightly risen in
value, being also in demand for American consumption, inde-
pendent of moderate requirements for export. Wheats were
quoted 355. to 40s. for red and mixed, up to 425. 6d. per 4801 b.
for fine white: Flour 225. to 235. per barrel: Indian Corn
19s. 9d. to 218. per 4801 b.: Corn Meal 11s. 3d. to Its. 9d. per
barrel: sterling f.o.b.—With a return of fine weather, except a
few occasional showers since Tuesday, the trade here was ra-
ther inactive (luting the past two days ; the leading articles
have, however, not altered in value, exclusive of Indian Corn,
which might have been had on rather easier terms. Duties
remain altogether the same as last week. Influenced by fa-
vourable weather, the partial commencement of harvest in this
district, anti the insipid account of the proceedings in London,
announced by telegraph this morning, the trade here, in nearly
all its bearings, was very inanimate during market hours to-
day. The millers and dealers evincing no Inclination to buy
anything beyond their immediate wants, the demand for all
descriptions of English, Irish, and Foreign Wheats were unim-
portant, and prices scarcely equal to the current range of
Tuesday. Sack Flour, as well as States and Canadian, meeting
less inquiry than of late, barely maintained our last quotations.
Barley was in slow request, and Malt rather more saleable,
each at former prices. English and good Foreign Beans, being
scarce, commanded Is. per quarter advance : Egyptians, on the
contrary, were little noticed, and 6d. per quarter cheaper.
Oats, of which very few good parcels remain unsold, supported
late prices; and Oatmeal remained steady in value. Of Indian
Corn, the sales effected to-day were more limited than usual,
and a decline of Is. per quarter was established : Corn Meal at
the same time giving way 6d. per barrel.

DUBLIN CORN MARKET, AUG. 4.
The supply to our Corn market to-day was very small, and
the prices of Tuesday were fully maintained, excepted for In-
dian Corn, which met a very dull sale at a further reduction of
is. per qr.
White Wheat.. 29s 04 to 35s 04 1 Oatmeal lls 04 to 13s Od
Red ditto 27s 04 to 33s 64 I Second Flour.. 17s Od to liis Od
Barley 14s 04 to 16s 04 Indian Corn... 31s 04 to 35s Od
Bere 00s Od to 00s 04 (per 4801b5.)
Oats 12s 6d to 14s Od