The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11 00:00:00

THE IRISH GRAIN MARKETS

The grain markets are everywhere tumbling, and the prices.of
Flour aid Oatmeal have begun to give way, owing to the pros-
pect of a plentiful and early harvest. The high temperature of
the weather is ripening everything much sooner than was ex-
pected. The crops throughout Ireland, but pa ticularly in the
counties near Dublin, are most luxuria t ; and. with the excep-
tion of the early crop of potatoes—which. we regret to say, is
generally more or less injured—there will Le a p.entiful supply.
As yet nothing can be said of the late crop , which, we tract,
being the staple. and bit far the 'argest part, may escape this ter-
rible scourge.—Dublin Evening Mail.

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET

At G. 5

We were pretty well supplied with stock. the Beasts chiefly
from Ireland, and the quality good • A tolerably good demand
for both Beef and M utton. and last week's prices fully supported.

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, AUG. 7.
The market was unusually heavy, and difficult to effect sale

Beef, from 449. to ses per cwt; Mutton, 5d to 6rl per Ib; Veal
7d per lb off sick ; and Lambs 15s to 23s each. The dulpess of
Monday's Liverpool Market. and on Tuesday in Manchester,
was the cause of slack sales to-day. The warmth or the wea-
ther causes less consumption at ome, and the demand for ex-
port slack. We understand heavy losses are still caused by the
disease among cattle, more especially among mulch cows.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Atm. 8.
The weather, which at the begirinit,g or the week was fine and
and favourable for harvest 0w:T:41,415, has, within the last two
or three days. become showery anti tu.settled, and the trade has
assumed a firmer aspect in consegoe cr.

At Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday, supplies were on a
smal'er scale than for some lime part and a considerable amount
of husines • was done at fully late rates
To-day the trade is steady. and hst week's prices are in some
instances rather exceeded for the fiuest descriptions of Wheat
and Flour.
Oats and Oatmeal without alteration. The high price of Ene-

lish Bejns check the demand, t nit some concession is necessary
to effect :a!es ; Malt and other &intuit s as last advised.

IVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr

Auc. 7

The trade continue to purchase v'ery, freely, but owing to the
readiness with which the demand is met, no advance in prices
c,,,n be quoted. Speenlat-rs have taken 2soo American and 2,0
Surat, a ,d exporters 36,,0 American, 67,i Pernambuco, 100 La-

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMPORTS OF COTTON

From the Ist to the 7th August, inclusive

Prices paid IMPORTS
lin the week. ThisWk, thisyear

SALES OF THE WEEK

f 01,.tained

5 I 11357
5i

} 204890

Bowed Georgia

A abama and Tennes.. I 31

buco &

''''llAracati and Ceara I
9 0 Bahia and ,laceio
1440 f
Maranham
ISawginned
.... Minas
....!Para

=lB2l
) 25153

I 4i -

4,) Demerara, Surinam &c . 7
180 Eityptian

'Barbadocs,
3)uPeruvian .
... 'Bahama..,

Ino Lay nayra
... Common West India
10 Carthagena
Smyrna

550 suiat
... Madras
... 'bengal

} 4565

43610 bales,

j
} 31318

15799 I 862 82

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE FEVER AND
WORKHOUSE HOSPITALS.
AUGUST 8, 1846.