The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-03-04 00:00:00

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WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, FEBRUARY 28.
We have a good supply of Barley, but only a moderate one of

our millers not being

at all eager buyers the business is Ithiited

at last week's prices: The ordinary qualities of Barley meet a
slow sale at somewhat lower prices ; no charge in value of the
finest descriptions. Oats and Shelling sell in retail at late
prices. Beans rather lower.

PRESTON CORN MARKET, MARCH 1

In consequence of our neighbouring farmers being engaged
in their out-door operations, we had a small supply of English
Wheat at our Corn Exchange to-day, the demand for which
was brisk at the extreme rates of this day se'nnight. Irish,
nominal. Foreign, steady. Flour, unaltered. Beans rather
more sought after ; and English, suitable for seed, the turn
higher. Oats, a slow sale ; but the best samples were not

cheaper. We have experienced a fair retail detn-and for choice
:qualities of Oatmeal ; but other kinds are neglected, anct we

repeat our last quotations.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, MA nc tt 1.
There was again a great falling-off in the supply of Wheat

wise, there was decidedly better feeling on the market, the rates
of this day se'nnight being easily obtained for general qualities

for sale. Malting Barley is held for More money, the arrival
this week being light. There is a large supply of Oats coast
wise, as also from the country, and holders are firmer in the
demands, but the sale being st►ll limited, no advance can I.
obtained, unless for samples fit for seed. Peas, Beans, an
other grain support late rates. Flour more inquired after, an
good qualities are 6d. per sack dearer.

WISBECHCOpI 31ARKET, MARCH

been an exceeding

The condition having somewhat imp-roved, tle farm
ers were enabled to sell at fully the rates of last week. Bean
and Oats as before.

BIRMINGHAM CORN•MARKET, FEBRUARY 27

At this day's market there was a short supply •f Wheat fro
the farmers, but the trade, except for tine English, again rule
; we make no alteration in our quotations of any descri
tion. Barley rather more in request. Oats sold slowly at tl
currency of this day se'nnight. Lower prices were not su
mated to for Beans.

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRUARY 28

Our corn market to-day was again exceedingly depressed
fact there was scarcely any business transacted, and our q
tations at foot are in general little more than nominal.

Wheat.
Red do,
Barley.

21s Odto 23s t3d I Oatmeal lOs Od to les
19S.0(1 to 22s O Rapeseed lBs Od to 20s C
12s CAI to 14s Od Flour, second l2s Od to 14s C
1
IA Od to Os Od Indian Corn. 4*
8s Od to lOs 3d 4801 b

29s 0(1 to 32

CHESTER HORSE AND CATTLE FAIR, FEB. 28.
Our fair was numerously attended on Thursday by bot
sellers and buyers. A considerable number of prime mile
cows with :calves were disposed of, and the stock of draugt
tine saddle horses on show was remarkably tine. Good ani

maN of t

ready purenasers a► ntg
nerally ►❑ voli reques'

The attendance from Yorkshire es

was very

y in general, from tier. to 5.`,d., and all.sold up at
Sheep less, and of very_gpod quality m general,

fiom.so: to 63d., and-all &old (
middling quality, from sid. to 6d.,
all.s4id.—\umber of 13ca3lS, 1591 ;

of very

according to quality, an
peep, 3517; Calves, 129.

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, FEBRUARY 27.7
We had a smaller market titan usutl, and better buying foi
Cattle and Sheep, Ihe condyion "of the Cattle was also nn

Pi 4-market a large one, and the denigmt good for the Lng-
li Prices 2s. to 3s. per cwt. upwyrcis. Heavy kinds
to 351: and 365. 1.-porkers, 3es, to Us. per cwt.