The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-19 00:00:00

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OVEMBER 15%

from the leading British Corn Mar-
ast few days, no material change in
extensive business was apparent; in
Dr, somewhat mor•' firmness was dis-

played, with a slight tendency towards improvement: the
Irish markets at the same time are stated to move onwards in
a steady, regular course, unattended by any important fluctua-
tions.; and the prices in all directions abroad, so nearly
approaching those in this country as to preclude any satisfac-
tory operations at ,present. _

intermediately since Tuesday, a rather better feeling was
evinced in the Wheat trade here, ands fair quantity of
Foreign was taken for investment, but the demand was not
general, and higher prices were unattainable. Flour was in
fair request at previous rates, and Oats and Oatmeal a shade
dearer. Other articles remaining unvaried.
At our market to-day, Foreign Wheat, especially the low
priced qualities, met some inquiries for Irish account ; but
our home and country millers buying sparingly, and no specu-
lative feeling apparent, the transactions in any description of
this Grain were very moderate in amount, the value of all re-
maining precisely within the range of Tuesday's quotations.
States .and Canadian Flour continuing to meet a fair demand,
and the market havin,, been already relieved from a consider-
able portion of the late importations, superior brands, as well
as sour and heated parcels, fully maintained the annexed
rates,'French and Irish remaining unaltered. lklalting Barley,
upon a limited scale, declined is. per qr., and grinding sam-
ples barely reached late prices. In Malt, Beans, and Pease, no
change occurred. The best mealing Oats, being still in short
sunnl, wpre to TIAT hnchel attn rny. 1,..• ..•l. 1 •

there was little or no amendment. Oatmeal, continuing it
fair request, advanced 3d. per load. Indian Corn, command•
ing a fair inquiry. good American realised 30s. per qr., ani
some parties required higher terms.

LIVERPOOL. PROVISION MARKET, NovmunEn 15.
Beef continues in the same dull and depressed state now so
long existing.; and the sales•for-the week are unusually light,
In Pork there has not been much done, the prices now de
mended by holders having checked business Full prices.co'

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on hand, the transactions have not been extensive. Shoulders
sell readily at previous prices. Hams move rather freely. but
at very low rates. The demand for Lard has revived, and the
sales are reported at over 250 tons, with an advance of Is. per
cwt., leaving the stock in first hands very low. Buyers of
Cheese having rather held back, the market has not been so
active, and we quote a reduction of Is. per cwt. on fine sorts,
and 2s. on middlirg sorts.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, YESTERDAY.
The supply of both beasts and Sheep was on the increase at
our market to-day. and the demand rather languid, some re-
maining unsold. We reduce our quotations on prime Beef and
Mutton 4d. per lb. SINKING THE OFFAL.
Prime first-class Heifers • 4id. to SA. per lb
Second-class Heifers
Prime first-class Oxen
Old Cows and half-fed Oxee
Prime Wethers, (shearlings)
Second quality (ditto)
Old Seetch and Irish Ewes ddit
Lamb

4`d. 4jd.
4.1 d. 4i(L
Skq• I, Pg. sp

LIVERPtiOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET,
NOVEMBER 16.

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CORK CORN MA

Corn is less acti%
3d. to 4d. per b

the supply of each

SA ',FOR D earn
number of Beasts

9s (3d to

NOVEMBER 14

.he turn in
Fnreicin

.tions. Flour hi fair

ET, NOVEMBER 16

in inch

of buyers

Sheep less, and of very fair quality in genelar, from 40. to 6d.,
and all sold up at the close. Calves from sd. to 6d., and all
sold up. Number of Beasts, 1,493 ; Sheep, 3,361 ; Calves, 66,

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, NOVEMBER 14.
We had a smaller market this day than last week, chit-fly of
inferior kinds, which sold much about the same ffgure; but
good meat was Is. to 2s. per cot. up, and Mutton about id.
per lb. Beef, in sink, 30s. to 405.; Prime, 40s. to 435. per
cwt.; Mutton. Vol. to Id. and 54d. t Veal_

attendant
market had, on the whole: a goo(
somewhat higher, from the finish being generally
nary kinds, 305.; good, 325. to 345. per cwt.

e. and prices
good. Ordi-