The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-06-03 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET; MAY 30:
The demand for Beef has not improved, the sales for the
week-are light, and holders now become more anxious to sell,
but so, far we 'cannot alter our quotations. Pork has-been
sparingly dealt in ; the present hioh nrirpc

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rather more doing in Bacon; the demand, however, Ts by
means active, and it is only the short supply that enables
holders-to support our quotations. Hans do not may- '
Shoulders. are taken sparingly. The sales of Lard
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At a.reduction of 'piddling, and ordinary descriptions o
the market has been well cleared.

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, M IVY 31.
Without any demand beyond what has been necessary for
the supply of consumption, the trade during the week has con-
tinued steady. Fresh Flours have fall* maintained late prices;
the difficulty of selling old and secondary qualities, both of
home and foreign manufacture, still continues; and is marred
by the low and irregular rates at which considerable•quantities
of American and French of this description have been, and still
are, selling in Liverpool. All other articles h ve remained
steady at late prices. Prices continue slowly but steadily to
advance in the agricultural districts.. The same may be said
of our market to-day as regards superior and fresh samples of
each article; but, though it may besaid, that the tendency of
pricea for such qualities is rattier towards advance, there is
not sufficient activity of demand to enable us to, establish any
improvement in Wheat or Flour. Oats and Oatmea' steady at
late prices. Beans still incline upwards ; other articles with-
out alteration.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, MAY 30.
The arrivals of Wheat were pretty good, but moderate of
other articles. There is great firmness in the Wheat trade, and
fresh qualities sell at full prices, but any attempt at an advance
is resisted, and demand is merely- confined to the weekly con-
sumption. Barley steady. Oats-and shelling fetch high rates,
but the sale is not free. Beans and Shelling are held ar ls. per
quarter advance.. No change in other articles.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET, MAY 31.
The supply of Wheat from the farmers this mornibg was
again much short of the usual quantity at this period of the
year. Coastwise and from abroad the arrivals during the week
are only to a limited extent. There was. a free sale to-day for
all fresh good qualities of English and foreign Wheat, at a fur-
ther advance of Is. per qr. over the- currency of this day
se'nnight. Grinding Barlerin demand at fully late rates. The
extreme prices paid last week for Oats- induced our farmers to
send a large supply to market to-day ;, and having part arrivals
coastwise this morning, the sale was not quite so brisk as of
late; prices, however, must be quoted 6d. per qr. dearer than
last Saturday, for English and Scotch qualities. Beans in re-
quest at rather more money. In other grain no alteration in
value to be noted. Flour in demand at the late advance, and
very little south country offering. The weather is remarkably
fine, but all spring cern requires rain.

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 30.
There was a very small supply of home grain at market.,
Prices without alteration, except for Oats, which were 6d.
dearer. Yellow Indian. Corn maintained its price, but white
was rather cheaper.
Wheat 22s Gd to 25s Od 1
1 Oatmeal Ils Od to I4a Od
Red do 216 Od to 24s Od Rapeseed .... Os Od to Os Od
Barley 12s Od to 15s Od Flour, second .12s Od to 14s Od
Bere Gs Od to Os Od Indian Corn,
Oats lls Oct to 13s 6d 480 lbs 30s Oct to 34$ Od

BELFAST CORN MARKET, MAY 30.
The weather this. week has been fine, and from all parts of
the country our reports are exceedingly promising for the
growing crops. The want of rain is much felt by country mil-
lers, and this, combined with the large sales of the previous
week, has caused the trade since our last to rule quiet. There
Is rather more doing in P. Odessa, and other low quantities of
Wheat, but finer sorts are still neglected. The consumption of
Indian Cern and low priced Flour is very extensive, and as
stocks of these articles are becoming much reduced, an im-
proved feeling is apparent, which would create a good demand
if we bad a day or two of rainy weather. At this day's market
farmer's Wheat in very short supply. Prices nominally as
before. Foreign dull of sale, at prerious quotations. Oats
without laugh doing, remain as last week. Oatmeal in good
demand, and last week's rates fully supported. Flour un-
changed, little enquiry, except for coarse qualities. Superior
quality of barrels meet- some little notice. at 20s. to 21s. 64.
Indian Corn in good demand, at £7 12s. 6d. to -€7 15s. for
prime yellow; £7 15s. to £8 for French and American white,

CORK CORN MARKET, MAY 31.
Fine Flours have a good enquiry, and late prices are fully
maintained. Inferiors are in brisk demand. Foreign Wheats
have large consumption, and a slight improvement is had on
low qualities. Egyptian Wheats and Indian Corn are in short
supply, and the business doing is at full prices. Egyptian,
17s. ad. per barrel; Indian Corn, .e 7 10s. to .18 per ton.

SALFORD CATLE , 28.
There being more beasts thanMARKET ee last wk,MAY and prices being
on the advanc?„ few were left unsold. Sheep in large supply,
and some stand over till next week. Beasts, 1382; Sheep,
6520; Calves, 22#.

DULIN CATTLE MARKET, MAY 29.
We had ratheßr a small supply, and early sales. Beef, 425. to
465. Bd. per cwt. in sink; Mutton, sid. to bid. per lb. ; Veal,
Id. to lid. per lb. ; Lambs, Iss. to 245. The Pig market a large
one, with also good selling. Prices from 38s. to 30s. per cwt.