The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-11-17 00:00:00

CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 13

Notwithstanding the prevalence of easterly winds,lo,6s4brls.
of Flour and .2,993 quarters of Indian Corn have arrived from
the United States since Monday last, but beyond lOU quitrters of
Oats from Rotterdam, we have no Grain to report from Europe,
and without a single bushel of Wheat fresh in from any source,
the supplies received coastwise and from Ireland are extremely
small.

Influenced by a decline in the provincial markets generally
this week, the trade here, between Tuesday and today, has
shown no symptoms of improvement but the contrary. The H-
ailed business transacted in free Wheat has been chiefly for
Ireland, at much the same prices as before, whilst our own mil-
lers have bought very reluctantly ; and the free purchases re-
ported of bonded Flour were decidedly in favour of buyers. In-
creasing supplies of Indian Corn, into various Irish ports direct
torn abroad, naturally divert the demand from this market, and
its value has been gradually tending lower
Upon a slender attendance of either local or country buyers at
this day's market, the tra(le ruled in all respects exceedingly

tarigm". - nal," zirpci--7tritri-aim uotn n-te and
banded Flour was offered with little eff.ct 6d to is per barrel
under the currency of Tuesday. Indian Corn, of which several
vareels were on sale, at 2s per quarter reduction, remained al-
most without inquiry, and floating cargoes, of which many are
offering, meet little notice.

Oats-and Oatmeal, though in short supply, scarcely uphold
late prices, and for other articles, the sale is so trifling that the
value Lr the moment is merely nominal.

Wheat, T. 70th

s. d. s

Englih red, new
Ditto, white
Irish red
Ditto, white
Rye, English, qr
Barley, English

8 6 Ca 8 10 bold .... 8 6@BO
8 9-9 3 do. .... ; 9 3 9 6
8 8 s d 0... 7 8— 8 2
8 6 8 lo do. ....1 7 10-8 4
IriSh6olbl
47 0 —5O 0 10id JIIOIIIC.

-- Ida

S 6 - 5 10

Malt, English, 19, qr... I
- old
-- do.

68 0 —75 0
o 0 0 •

Oats,'' 451 b.
E'lish & Scotch, new
Welsh

4 6 - 4 8
4 2 - 4 5

l;ish.fine qualities 4 3 4 bldo. .
general d0..
Beans, English, 4) qr —— do. .
Scotch& Irish,vitiolb do. .
Pease, English, white 55 o —59 0 blue.
Do. & Irish.... maple —— grey

4 3 - 4 5
4 1 - 4 3
51 0 -53 0
47 0 -49 0
45 0 -47 0

Flour, 3' 280th
English & Irish,2ndB —-- fine ..
Ditto, superfine 46 0 —4B 0 extra
Oatmeal,l3, 10. of 240th
Irish. 1846 42 0 —45 0 old .
Canadian ... d 0...
Bran, 13, 241 b.

38 0 -41 0
50 0 -52 0
39 0 -41 0
39 0 -41 0
1 2 - 1 3

LIVER POO COLONIAL MARKET. Nov. 13.
Sugar.—The market continues quiet, but as holders are firm,
there is litt e change in prices, and the sales are only 1(0 hhds.
B. P., 3500 bags Bengal, and 1500 bags Mauritius, 1200 of which
were al faults. No transactions in Foreign.

Molasses.—No sales to notice.
Coffee.— 61 casks Jamaica have been sold at auction; an ad-
vance of as to 3s per cwt. has been paid for coloury middling
descriptions, which are scarce, but we cannot quote any general
improvement; 70 cases, 180 bags East India Plantation are re-
ported at 30s to 70s, 100 bags Plantation Ceylon at 483 to 54s
6d, and 1300 bags pale ordinary native at 36s per cwt Of
Foreign, the sales are 500 bags Laguayra, 4000 bags Costa Rica,
(half sea-damaged,) and 50 bags ordinary Bahia.
A few brls Jamaica Ginger brought 535; 350 bagi Trinidad
Cocoa 36s 6d per cwt., and 300 bags black Pepper 4cl per lb.

Nothing reported in Pimento.
Rice.-2000 begs Bengal sold at I 6s for yellow, and 19s 3d to
20s per cwt. for good white, being a shade lower.
Rum.—The business is confined to 60 puns. Jamaica and 200
puns. East India, the former at 3s 6d to 4s Id for 35 per cent.
0. P., and the latter at 28 Id to 2s lid per gallon, proof, being
Id to 2d advance on previous rates.