The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-10-07 00:00:00

STATE OF TRADE

MAlccitE,rart,—For finished goods of all kinds the market is
rather quieter, which may, in a great measure, be attributed to
the untavoutable state of the weather. In gray cloths there is
no alteration ; prices are firm, and 27-inch 6D's printers may be
quoted from ss. to ss. 6d.; 27-inch 72's, from ss. 1.4. to 6s. 4id.
Yarns of every description are in good demand, and fully main-
tain their previous prices.—Manchester Advertiser, of Saturday.

RocuDALE FLANNEL MARKET.—There was a change in the
mart on Monday for the worse. Tho demand for flannels
was more limited, and less business was transacted than on the
previous Monday. The Wool market was flat, and prices sta-
tionary.

•
LEEDS.-Our manufacturers and merchants continue to be
respectively well employed; and generally the demand for
woollen goods is equal to the supply. From the present state
of the market, and the lowness of stacks, a good winter trade is
confidently expected.

HUDDERSFIELD.—Our market on Tuesday was very similar
to those of last week or two—a shade flatter if anything; there
is still a fair business doing in the warehouses. No alteration
in prices of any consequence.
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,iftarkets.

WARRINGTON CORN
Tota) quantities per
Imp. Quarter

MARKET, SEPT. 30.
Price per
imp. Quarter.
.e 2 14 •
0 19 10

Wheat
Oats..

.'396 18 (1
13 17 8

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, OCT. 1

At this day's market the Wheat trade was ve y quiet, and be
effect sales Is. per quarter reduction was submitted to. Malting
Barley maintained its price, but grinding was Is. per quarter
lower. For Oats high prices were asked and obtained, owing
to their scarcity. Old English Beaus were in request at Is. per
quarter in advance.

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 2.
The supply of cattle in market was not as large as in general
before Ballinashe fair. There was a good demand for home
and export, and sales of cattle readily effected at our last quota-
tion. Sheep were abundant , those in good condition ►main-
tained their former price ; inferior were in dull demand ; prices
lower, and a good many turned out unsold. Veal coMinuos
scarce; price high. Average prices—Beef 44s to sc•s per cwt;
Mutton, f.Ad to bid per 1b; Veal, 6id to 7d per lb, sinking offal.

:a CORN MARKET, OCTBER 4
Y ljm

At our market this morning there was au oxtre,„, .'ted
inquiry for Wheat, and we repeat cur quotations for all descrip-
tions.—For Flour a steady, but not extensive sale was expe-
rienced, and the stocks of that article in first hands being mode-
rate, former prices were supported. But few tranactions oc-
curred in Oats, ,nd we note a decline of Id. per 451
title.—Oatmeal, both old and new, was in request,
late rates.

and realised

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Ocr. 3.
The arrival of all grain to this day's mar ,et is only moderate.
Old wheat and the dry qualities of new meet a fair sale at fully
►ast week's prices ; damp new is very unsaleable, and Is to 28
per qr less money is given for such. The few samples of new
barley meet a good demand. Beans ar3 Is to 2s dearer. N.
alteration in oats or shaling.

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, OcT. 1.
We have Lad a good supply of Beasts and Sheep, and the
quality fully an average one. Buyers v‘cre pretty numerous,
and near;y all found purchasers at the rates current last week
say Beef 5d and 6d, and Mutton Id to Oid per lb.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, OCT. G.
Butter continues in good demand at advancing rates, and
slight stocks. Provisions are also much sought after, but
holders evince no disposition to sell except at higher rates than
we quoted even last week. All descriptions of good have an
upward tendency as regards price.

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 6.
The supply of Beasts itt market to-day has been larger than
last week ; of Sheep sm,dier, the greatest portion of inferior
quality ; anything prim -4,-- Beef sAd to 6d
per lb. Mutton 6d to 76

eagerly sou

LIVERPOOL COTTON 'MARKET, OCT. 5.
The demand for Cotton this week has been very moderate,
and the buyers generally h :ve shewn considerable unwillingness
to operate to any extent; the market iu consequence has be-
come dull and h avy, and priers of American have declined ith,
whilst all other descriptions are dull of sale at our former quo-
tations. 20s American have been taken for export, and 1500 on
speculation. 230 American, 20) Pernarus and 40 Egyptians
have been forward.'d into the country unsold during the month
of September. The sales to-day amount to about 3300 bales.

ACCOUNT OF SALES AND IMF
From the 27th ultimo to the arc

'0 RTS OF COTTON,
I instant, inclusive.

k. ThisW sy es:

260 Sea l shin,

1424 I 487436

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