The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-10 00:00:00

TiiE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Alaritcts.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, DEC. 4.

During the present week the new sales reported i i Wheat are
at rather less money, but hold rs evince little disposition to give
way in price. Malting Barley a dull sale, and s. per quarter
lower. O inding unaltered in value. Oats move slowly at former
prices. Beans less in request.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 3.

Including the arrivals Coastwise and from Ireland since
this day week, we have to report a moderately fair quantity
of Wheat and Oats, with a liberal supply of Barley,
Malt, Flour and Oatmeal; the imports tram abroad dur-
ing the tame time, embracing chiefly, a cargo of Odessa
Wheat, 1507 qrs. of Pease and 3305 barrels of Flour from
Canada, with 800 bags of the last named article from
India.

Continuing to procure their supplies of Wheat principally
from the growers, very few country buyers appeared at
our Corn Exchange this morning, and the business
done in this grain by the home trade was very unimpor-
tant.

Foreign Wheats, however, not being pressed upon the
market, the rates for such were unaltered; and English,
of which we had a good show of samples from the dealers
supported the rates of this day week.
In Irish Wne,A, however, a moderate business was
transacted at the decline noted on Friday.
The Flour trade was exceedingly dull, and Is. per sack
cheaper, and barrel hardly maintained late prices.
Malting Barley being plentiful, receded ls. to 2s. per
qr., and grinding samples were the turn cheaper.
Oats, although in slow demand, fine qualities maintained
Id. advance, and other kinds in the same proportion.
Oatmeal was in moderate request, at 235. to 21s. per
load for Old, and 245. to 245. 6d. for New.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Dec. 7.
Arrivals from Ireland during the week are smal , owing partly.
no doubt, to the prevalence of cont. ary winds: to Wakefield
there is a fair supply of Wheat, Beans. and Barley, but the sapply
of other articles is limited.
Business has remained inactive during the week, and no ma-
ter al change has taken place either in prices or the general
aspect of the trade.
At this day's market buyers evince no inclination to purchas^
more • f any article than is necessary for the supply of the curre t
consumption.
Whe t remains as last quoted, as a'so does Flour. Fine Oats,
in some instances, .ather exceed former rates. Oatmeal steady,
at the pric^s of our last.
Beans. both old and new, Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper. Malt
dull of sale, and secondary qualities rather lower, but fine sam-
ples maintain our previous currency. We have sharp frost,
which keeps up the price and exte..ds the demand for all inferior
feeding stuff

SALFORD CATTLE MAItKET. DE :c. 4.
We had a fair show of sock to-day, and the quality pretty
good. Prime Beef and Mutton found ready buyer bat Las. week's
rates. but inferior was the turn in favour of the buyer. The
supplies from Ireland continue on a large scale, and the quan-
tity excellent.

WAKEFIELD CORN EXCHANGE; DEC. 6.
There is again a good arrival of Wheat, the holders are very
firm, and demand a smlll advance upon the highest qualities.
Other sorts oily maintain last week's pri es. end a good extent
of busir ess has passing. at this day's market. The finest
samples of Barley nearly support their value, but inferior sorts
must be noted rather lower. Oats. Beaus, and Shelling, are in
limited request, at last week's rates. •

LEEDS CORN MARKET. DEC. 3.
We have moderate suppties of Wheat; good fresh supplies in
demand, at last curn'ocy, other (m :ales heavy sale, end the
turn lower. Barley ra'her flat, and to make sales lower rates
were submitted to. Oats without change. Beans, both old and
new, is. lower.

HULL CORN MARKET. Dec. 3.
Our market was well supplied wit) Enelish Wheat, for which
a fair demand exists, at prices not materially changed trom those
of last week, except fcr inferior, which must be noted lower.
f arley the turn low er. Oats steady in value. Beans arc in
favour of the buyer.

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LONDON CORN MARKET, DEC. 2.
There was a large arrival of wheat during the past week, a
Ire to the millers direct. There
fraorrmivta.iincto&ntsids day's market from the home
runs were taken at last Monday's prices;
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and difficult of disposal. Free foreign
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goes off in .mal pavels at late rates. Bonded only nominal.
. The supply of English birley was too large for the demand, and
although oared at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr., some quantity
remained unsold. Grinding sells at full terms.
Malt and Beans is. cheaper. Peas in favour of the sellers.
Our arrivals of Oats last week. were again short, aid chiefly
consisting of foreign cargoes. There .was in addition only three
or four vessels friar' Inland fresh up this morning. A small
ext.:nt of business was only transacted.
Farnwv, Dec. 6.
The supplies of th\NCCK are-rya of ova,y descri tion
of gr in. %\heat and Barley are slow at Nlonday's cur-
rency. Fine Oats command lull prices, but inferior qualities
are: very languid in demand. Beans and Peas and all other
descriptions of Grain remain unaltered in price.