The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-09-24 00:00:00

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CORN EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER 20.

Nearly sat' the agricultural markets and consuming towns of
this countz-y.and ,Ireland are reported to be moderately well

supplied with .new Grain from the firmer& ; the Wheats,-how-
ever, are in mostcascs,still complained of as being bxtremely
diversified in point of both quality and weight, den ay denoting
in many districts a very. deficient yield; meanwhile the best
descriptions of this grain are in several counties during the

week quote

y on the

ordinary samplei the

are more favocsable, the late few weeks of dry weather appear-
in; to arrest the disease, and it now seems wholly to depend on
the tubers keeping sound during winter, whether sufficient
will remain perfect or.otherwise for human food. From Mfg-
day's market to the close of .yesterday, a fair steady business
was transacted here in Wheat mid Flour, on the spot and to
arrive, independent of some parcels of Indian Corn, each fully
maintaining previous quotations and exhibiting a tendency
,rather upwards ; most other articles of the trade at the same
rtime remaining in value. The last three days' arrival into this
'port, coastwise and from Ireland, ace extremely light, and we
rhave not a single entry of grain produce either from the United
States or Canada since Monday last; in addition to abundant

importations op to Tuesday's -market, however, we have to
:note from the North of Europe and France, 9127 qrs. Wheat,
wirllsl4 sacks Flour from the latter source, and a iew parcels
of Indian Corn and Beans from Turkey and Egypt.—Upon a
scanty attendance of country buyers at our Corn Exchange
this.monning, and our home millers inactive, the sales of any
description of English, Irish, and Foreign Wheats were very
limited •rs amount ; holders, nevertheless, appeared in nowise
anxious to press business, and adhering steadily to previous
rates, the currency of Tuesday last stands unvaried. Flour."

being the principal object of attraction to-day, superior brands,
as well as•the heated, sour, and other low grades of States and
Canadian, met an increasing demand at the annexed quota-
tions ; anil,prime marks of French commanding rather higher
terms, good Irish was the turn dearer. Barley, Malt, and
Pease, although not in lively request, remained steady in va-
lue, and Beans were held firmly at rather im.proving rates ;
Oats and Oatmeal moving rather leisure,y at late prices. In
dian Corn, meeting less inquiry to-day than in the course of
the week, few sales were effected, and those barely on the
terms last noted..