The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-26 00:00:00

FOREIGN. GRAIN MARKETS.

DANZIG, NOVEMBR 6.
Respecting purchases of Wheat in Poland we are afraid that
tbuyers will be doubly disappointed, as they will neither obtain
any of fine colour, nor will they get them cheap; for the present
measures on the part of Russia have the influence to raise
prices in the interior of Poland in anticipation of a home de-
wand, and things must now work their course until the real
consequence and effect of the supposed scarcity in the north of
Russia can be ascertained. Purchases in Poland are never
effected to advantage before January, and, this year in particu-
lar, we must wait quietly that period before any thing can be
done. It is a favourable circumstance that foreign markets are
so very flat at present ; it works upon the mind of both farmers
and speculators in this quarter, and thus some prospect at least
is left that, as far as English and French influence goes, our
prices will be moderate. The supplies continue to arrive in
limited extent. The new Wheats are of very fair quality, al-
though they now average less in weight, say about 601bs. per
bushel, and they sell slowly to speculators. Very nice high
mixed Wheats 335., and good mixed sorts 30s. per qr. The
samples are not quite free from sprout, but they are of very
good berry and quite sound and sweet; 160 lasts have changed
hands during the week. Of new Peas, the arrivals are more
extensive, but they are of middling quality, and mostly soft;
Dark
hard samples are scarce, and fetch readily 2-Is. per qr.
Dark coloured Barley, of 471b5., sold yesterday to malsters at
10s. 6d. ; qualities of 481bs. and above cannot be procured below
12s. per qr. on board; feeding Oats, Bs. to 9s. ; Rye, 19s. to 20s.
per qr. on board. At Elbing, a purchase of 601135. fair high
mixed Wheat has been effected for foreign account, at about
30s. per qr. on board.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 5.
Denmark has this year had a good, if not a rich corn harvest,
as well in regard to quality as quantity. Wheat is computed
to average 611bs. per English bushel, and would at present cost
free on board 245. 6d., calculating 21 brls. Danish to be equal
to 10 qrs. The quantity which probably can be exported in the
course of the year, may be about 100,0(X) qrs. Rye is com-
puted au average; the quantity which can be eniorted is calcu-
lated at 150,000 qrs.. although there is no old stock from last
}ear; the present price free on board is equal to 20s. per qr.
Barley will average 51 to 521b5., and will stand free on board
Ils. to 13s. Single Barley may be had at Ils.: the quantity of
both for export is estimated at 300,000 qrs. Oats will average
about 361bs. per bushel ; the present price on board 9s. 2d., and
there may be about 200,020 to export. Peas are of fair quality;
the present prices on board is 2-Is. 2s. per qr. ; there will be
scarcely more than 10,0(X) qrs. to ship. Rapeseed may be bought
of good quality at £25 per last.

FOREIGN SEED MARKETS.
At Hamburgh the prices of new white Cloverseed were no-
minally 38s. 7d. to 435. &I.; red, 31s. Id. to 325. 6d. per cwt.-
In Rapeseed nothing doing, but prices cannot be stated lower
than £24 2s. to £25, and on the west part of Holstein the same
rates were obtained ; on the Baltic £24. Carrawayseed re-
mained at 48s. to 50s. per cwt. Anniseed, 48s. to 525. At Rot-
terdam, Rapeseed was in limited request, but prime quality was
held at £2B to £29 per last. Sowing Linseed was rather lower,
is consequence of increased supplies • good samples could be
bought at 655. to 68s. per qr. New 'Finland Hempseed was
held at 325.; 30s. 6d. had been offered in vain. Fine red Clo-
verseed, 445. to 455. 9d.; good seed, 40s. 6d.; ordinary, 38s. 9d.
per cwt.; prime white, 475. 6d. to 495. 3d.; fine, 455. 9d. to 465.
id.; inferior as low as 38s. 9d. In the Baltic the prices of Lin-
seed continue high. At St. I'etersburgh, Morshansky had been
sold at 425. 2d.; Saratoff at 495. 6d.; Konigsberg and Memel
new seed 365. to 40s. At Trieste, 365. Bd. to 40s. 2d. At Leg-
horn, 395. At Paris the transactions in Cloverseed are very
limited, and prices nominal; at Nogent-le-Rotrou, fine seed
had realised 40s. At Bourdeaux, new Languedoc seed had been
sold at 40s. At Rouen, good new Cloverseed was offering at 465.
to 48s. At Toulouse prices were extremely dull, at 395. to 40s.
OIL CAKES.-Cakes are purchasable at the different ports on
the following terms :-Hamburgh, Rape Cakes £4 to £4 10s.;
Linseed, scarce, £6 10s. to £7ss. per ton. Rotterdam, Rape
Cakes £4 Bs. 9d.; Linseed £7 10s. 6d.; second quality £6 17s.
3d. to £7 Is. 6d. Lubeck, Rape Cakes £2; Linseed Ditto, £7
Zs. Rostock, Rape. Cakes El; Linseed Ditto £7. Stettin,
Rape Cakes £4 10s. Bremen, Rape Cakes £ 1,95. to £4 12s.

WAKEFIELD. NOVENIBEE 22.
The supply of WHEAT here this morning is large; the trade
has been very dull for all qualities, and last week's prices are
scarcely supported; for soft samples of new and middling old
ttiere'is no demand.—OATS are not plentiful ; good new are in
demand at fully the rates of last Friday.—The arrival of BAR.
;-1;x1( :kg -large, anti itmeets dull .sale at. a. decline of is. Winarter,
BEANS are scarce, and go off readily at full prices.
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PRICES. _ _
WitE AT, new Red Norfolk and Suffolk 44s 475, 545, fine to 51s 47 qr.
Lincoln and Camb. 4ls 465, 495, ;, 50s „
Yorkshire
new White
old Red
old White 40s 465, 50s, „ 57s „
IlaaLar, Norfolk,and Suffolk - 295, 325, „ 33s „
Lincolnshire - 295, 31s, „ 32s „
Yorkshire Wold - 295, 31s, 32s „
OATS, Mealing
Potato - 19s, 225, fine to 23s 41, qr.
Poland - 18s, 21s, „ 22s „
. ..
Frierland and Small - 17s, 20s„. 21s „
BEANS, old - 345, 365, ~ 3851,632 b
new - 325, 355, ~ 36s „
MALT
SHELLING 24s to 265; new to 275.
RAPESEED £23, £26s, fine new £4710s clp last imp.

REPORTED ARRIVALS.
'Wheat, 6818 ; Oats, 872 ; Barley, 6610 ; Beans, 296 ;- Peas, 187' Rape-
seed, 358 ; Linseed, 140 quarters ; Shelling, 289 ; Malt, 73 loads;
Flour, 6 sacks.

EDINBURGH CORN MARKET,—Nov. 20.
We had a large supply of all kinds of Grain to-day, and sales
-very heavy. Wheat, best Talavera, 61. ' current, 525. to 58s.
Best Barley 32 : current, 28s. to 30s. Best Oats, 225.;. cur-
rent, 18s. to 208. Best Pease and Beans, 31s. ; current 30s:
to 325. The Wheat, Oats, and Beans are still imperfectly
returned, and those who buy by the average ought to keep this
in mind; for some weeks past from GOO to 700 quarters of Bar-
ley have been returned, and thereby a fair average obtained for
this sort of Grain.
Wheat. Barley. I Oats. I Pease. Beans.
First, GIs Od 325 Od 22s Od 31s Od 315 Od
Second, sBs'Od 30s Od 20i Od I 328 Od 32s Od
Third. •• • -47 s Od 25s Od 17s 8d I 29s Od 29s Od
Average of Wheat, new £2 15 2
Ditto Barley, new 1 8 1
Ditto Oats, new 0 19 0
Ditto Pease and Beans 1 12 0

GLASGOW GRAIN INIARICET, Nov. 20.
. We have a good arrival of Irish Grain, and our market steady
for all descriptions with rather a better demand for Oats.
WHEAT, ....BritA old, per 2-10 lb 26s Os —28 s
Do. new, do 22s Od —25 s
Canada free, do' • . 288 04 —29 s
Irish do 26s Od —26 s
OA TS, Irish, per 261 lb l3s 04 .j.-.. 16s Od
British, do 14s Od —17 s
BARLEv,....English, per 320 lb —s Od —s Od
Scotch, do
' Irish do . 20s 04 —22 s
Foreign do
BILANS, ....English, per 2.50 lb —s 04 —s 04
Scotch, do 16s Od —18 s
.
PEAsE,....Do. do. 168 Od —17 s
o.k.ryiEsr,, A boll of 140 lb . • 13s Od —14 s
FLoun A. sack of 280 lb ...10s Od —13 s

SALES. Current IMPORTS.
'Prvsly this Prices of This Prvsly
DESCRtPTIo!‘. this Year Week this Day. Week this Year
Sea Island Georgia 20980 210 12d rd 15d
Slained Ditto. 2940 30 iOl. 121 } 3237 286284
Upland Ditto 302160 416001
Alabama I 155680 2150 61 8
M0bi1e..... 6l._ 91 284913
New Orleans 224360 1970 83 _ 01
Pernambuco I 54900 840 9 _.lO
Aricati CCeara Bl 9 1 4728 49591
Bahia and Macaio 30310 400 8_ 84 1081 32023
hlaranham } 55640 1100 81 04 I 56830
Sawginned 8 84
3lina . 0 0
Para 5lO 0 0 142
Demerara & Berbice 2770 0 0 90 3209
Barbadoes 940 20 13 0
Common West India 4560 100 8— 0 } 201 5824
Bahama 2O 0 0
Car thagena
Smyrna
Egyptian .... , . ....
Surat and Madras .. •
Bengal l5lO ' 0 0 1089
41, public sale this day }
Maranluun
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946870 11900 , 10389 764863

-11ondilyErenehg, Yoe. 23.
The sales in Cotton on Saturday were 3,500 bags. generally at id. Itt"
lb. advance upon the previous day, of which 11000 American were
taken on speculation. To-day, fully 3,500 are sold, chiefly to the
trade, at a further improvement of O. lb: About 400 bags Ameri-
can on speculation, and much more would have been, but buyers
were not willing to give the advance asked. =
• Arrived-1 New Orleans, and 1 New York. ~ • •