The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05 00:00:00

PRESTON CORN MARKET, DEC. 2

The supplies into this port during the week are unimportant.
The Corn trade has remained in the same inactive state as we

ciaVelii;d to notice for several weeks, with a gradual declension
in prices. We had a large show of Wheat at our Corn market
this morning, which met a dragging sale, at a decline of Is. to
Is. 6d. per windle. We reduce the value of Irish to correspond
with the decline on English ; but our quotations are merely
nominal, as it is impossible to effect sales. Flour Is. per pack
lower. Barley 2d. per bushel, Beans is. per windle, Pease Is.
per barrel, and Indian Meal Is. per load cheaper. Very little
business doing in Oats, at an abatement of ld. per bushel. Oat-
meal continues to be pressed upon the market, and, beyond
the immediate requirements of the trade, is most difficult to
quit, although offered at a further reduction of Is. 3d. per load.
Bran neglected. The average price of Wheat this week is
50s. 3d. per imperial quarter.

WAKEFIELD CORN

MARKET,

', DEC. 1

The supplies this week are liberal of all articles. For Wheat
the demand is limited, and there is a general disinclination to
purchase though prices are reduced Is. to 2s. per qr. Barley
goes off very slowly, and but a small portion of the large arri-
val disposed of at a decline of Is. per qr. Oats are id. per st.,

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN ➢iARKET,

DECEMBER 2

The arrivals of Grain into this port during the week, coast-
wise and foreign, have been very large, as also a heavy arrival
of South Country Flour. The supply of Wheat from the
dulness and depression exists

farmers was not
in the trade. En

our market to-day

limited, at a similar reductiOn in value. Having a very large
arrival of South Country Barley, the finest sample.; must be
quoted 2s. per quarter lower, whilst secondary qualities are
almost unsaleable. Oats also in large supply, and Is. pe
quarter cheaper. Flour 2s. per sack lower
Wheat—Northund

Do., Do., red
Flour—Norfolk and Suffolk Hoc

48s. „ 50s

IVISBECH CORN MARKET, DECEMBER 2.
There has been a good quantity of Wheat offering here to-
w. At a reduction of 2s. per quarter a fair business has

[one. 1r

PRICES TO THE G ROWb

Ditto, do., rec
Oats

LEEDS CORN MA

RKET, Nov. 28

The arri al of Wheat to-da
other artiees. There is very

but only moderate of
ness doing, though.a

rather under last week's rai

Beans rather cheaper

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Nov. 30

_ ___g the present week,only retail sales have been effected;
prices of Wheat are nominally 2s. per qr. lower. Barley held
for former prices. Beans realize about previous rates. Oats

gress. Nothing doing in
was a less supply from the f

. At this day's market there
rs, yer the trade ruled dull, st

• .
Oats offering for fully Is. per qr. less money, without finding
buyers to any extent. Beans nearly maintained their value.

'eas very uns

DUBLIN CORN MARKET, DEC. 1.
_ The supply to our Corn Exchange to-day WAS small. Never-

. ....... „, .............. . ..
we note., Wheat 4s. and Barley and Oats 3d. to 6d. lower than on
Tuesday. Indian Corn difficult of sale, and Is. cheaper.
White Wheat.. 24s Od to 28s Od I Old Oats Os Od to Os lid
Red ditto 2ls Od to 27s Od Oatmeal lts Od to 12s 64
Barley 12s 64 to 18s 6d I Second Flour.. I6s Oil to 20s 0(1
Bere Os Od to Os Od Indian Corn... 33s 0(1 to 35s 6(1
New Oats

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, NOVEM BEE 29.
We were well supplied with BI
quality by no means an average.
(fling. The demand for superior
brisk, but inferior quite heav
Mutton, sd. to 60. per lb

- - ,
as to numbers, but the

Sheep the show v

eef and Mutton continues
Et. Best Beef sd. to 6d.;

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, NOVEMBER 30.
The market to-day was extremely dull in the way of s

from 34s

I. per lb. There was
tion of

ner cw•t