The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-16 00:00:00

MARKETS.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, JUNE 9.
Total quantities per Price per
Imp. Quarter. Imp. Quarter,
Wheat 44 . . £lO6 17 8 x2 8 7
Barley....
Oats

LIVERPOOL COLONIAL MARKET, JUNE 12.
There is still only a very limited demand for Sugar, and the
sales for B P. do not reach 100 hhds. 150 bags Bengal and 5 0
bags Mauritius sold at rather lower prices. The sales of foreign
are confined to 300 bags brown Pernambuco, at 20s per cwt
from the quay.—A small parcel of Antigua Molasses has been
cold at 27s per cwt.—The demand is moderate for all kinds of
Coffee, and the market heavy ; 80 casks Jamaica have found
buyers at last week's rates, and of foreign 20 tees Rio, 700 bags
Laguayra, 20 bags Maracaibo, and 3 , bags Java have been so!cl,
without change in price.-21,00 bags African Ginger sold at 22s
to 25s per cwt, and 250 bags black Pepper at lid to 22d per lb.—
No sales of Cocoa or Pimento.-6000 bags and pockets Bengal
Rice brought 9s tid for cargo, and Ils to 135 6d per cwt for good
broken to fine white.—The market in B. P. Rum exhibits no
change ; the sales are about 160 casks Demerara, at per cent.
0. P., at 2s 7d, 32 to 34, at 3s to 3s 5d per gailon ; also, 20 puns
Jamaica, at the quotations.

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 9.
Our supplies coastwise and from Ireland having fallen
off considerably of late are very small for to-day, except
Malt, and those from abroad since this day week are com-
paratively moderate. _

With clear, sunny weather during the last two weeks,
the heat was intense, and for the spring crops around us
the want of rain was obvious, relieved, however, in the
course of Sunday night and yesterday by flue refieshing
showers. The face of the country is greatly improved,
and the hay harvest, now progressing, is abundant.
We have a moderate demand for Vie finer descriptions
of free Wheat, at fully the rates of this day week, but all
inferior samples sell slowly, at the reduction noted on
Friday.
Good fresh Flour is in demand, and supports its previ-
ous value.

In Oats a retail business, at steady prices ; but Oatmeal
is rather cheaper to-day, and very little doing.
Bonded Flour is held firmly for 235. best qualities,
which checks transactions; but there are buyers at some
slight reduction from that rate. Wheat under lock no-
m;nally unvaried.

CORN EXCHANGE, JUNE 12.
The duties cm all kinds of Foreign Grain and Flour remain
the same as last week ; and on Colonial produce the only
change is an advance to 2s per quarter on Barley.
We have to report a fair supply of Flour into this place from
Ireland since Monday last, but of any other sort of Grain
thence or Coastwise the arrivals c .nrfnue small; whilst, from
abroad, the imports of Wheat and Indian Corn are liberal; of
Flour from the United States, upwards of 48,000 barrels, and
from Canada the early shipments of the season are expected
forward shortly.
During the interval since Tues 'ay, our millers and dealers
have remained strictly on the reserPe. and appear determined
to conduct their proceedings upon the most limited scale poe.
sible.

With a continuance of fine weather and a very slender at-
tendance of country buyers at our Corn Exchange to-day, the
best qualities of free Wheats were difficult of sale at our last
quotations, and inferior descriptions entirely neglected. Irish
Flour, notwithstanding, as an article ready for immediate use,
was in fair request, a good portion of the present arrival having
been cleared off at previous rates; and Canadian, becomiug
rather scarce, was saleable on the terms last noted.
Barley and Malt, although in limited demand, were steady in
value. Beans, commanding rather more attentir;n, fully sup-
ported late prices. Pease dull and the turn cheaper. Indian
Corn, of which very few sales were apparent today, exhibited
a slight tendency downwards.

Oats of good qu'ility, being scarce, were in tolerable request
at our late currency, whilst ordinary runs were little noticed,
and Id per 451 b. lower. Oatmeal nearly wthout inquiry.
Bonded Market.—Waiting the final settlement of the Corn
Bill no transactions in Wheat have been reported ; of Western
States Flour, however, there are still buyers to some extent for
investment at 23s per barrel, but few importers willing to accept
that price at present.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, JUNE 15.
The supply of stock at market to-day has been smaller than
last weet ; Beef and Mutton met with dull sale; Lamb met
with brisk sale at high prices. Beef, 52d to 6id per lb.; Mutton,
6id to bid ; Lamb, 7id to Sd.