The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-11-07 00:00:00

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lad Oa bet It &TATE OF TRADE &tipping fiat tligtnrt. SAiLED.—Ritson, Johnston, for Trinidad—Daphne, M`Millan,
SALFORD CATI
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_____ for St. Kitts—Susan, Anderson. for Bahia—Maypo, Mounsey, diflarkrt. We had a very good sho'
'lb „TOP koopS.-..w
- -.......-_ _ for Lima—Caledonia, Lott, for Boston—Speed, Ellis, for Mobile
hu• #OOl li„ les ti. _e
are happy to report the continued activity of the
lean beasts. The supply
the ' ii. iti;'opslit "e of this district in nearly all its branches. The TUESD IY, OCTOBER 23.—Wind N.N.E. moderate. —Jessie, Horn, and Macao, Scott, for Charleston—Killiestadt, ---aspia----.
prices for the best beef gave
Wright, for Tunis—Hebe, Thompson, for Leghorn—George,
be Ir. I klit ean buyers who were down in Yorkshire last week ARRlVED.—Suceess, Nelson, from Demerara—and Mersey,
Blenck, for Stettin—Curonia, Seebeck, for Liebau—and Mary, LW g /WOOL COLONIAL MARKET, . Nov. 3. the turn lower. A large nu
ti rePerta
L 4 as ?rtuensively ; and during the present week there has Steele, from Oporto.
!sugar.—Tye demand has been extremely limited, and the
Walker, for Smyrna.
,„ffe 0, Zlll 91 business done in the Cloth Halls as could have SAlLED.—Heywood, Armstrong, from Africa—Java, Picker-
S.:;tied 24th Ma 'sales are only 200 hhds BP, and 2000 bagsy
Bengal. Bengal, at former
WAKEFIELD CC
uv cede; W',,ea Fonsidering the recent weather ; the wetness of ing, for Demerara—Marwood, Dawson, for Constantinople— --
prices. No transactions reported in Mauritius. No sales in
Elvira, Walker, from Sincapore, at this port ;
We have a good supply of
,' ,„I $ll4 Salonat Navin in some measure checked the supply of new and Java & Esther, Whalley, for the Cape of Good Hope.
Y. Foreign.—There has been a good inquir for Molasses, and
•iSty'boi, 11,141) market, and consequently limited the assortment. -- from Anjer 15th June, and St. Helena 2gth A ',,,..
6On 16th Aug.day's market, at wil the sales. amount to nearly eon puns of the Trinidad, Demerara,
saleabletoths on nearly the sam
i „,,,,tll 0 oll•°,11n Maitaxx —There was a fair demand for goods Agnes Jane, Tugo, from Cuba, at this port. On the 25th Sept.
S.W., and 10th and 11th Oct. in lat, 30 to 34 N, long 36, another
in lat. 33 S, long. 14 W, experienced a, iret?y severe gale from and Antigua, at 25s to 2, s per cwt; the inferior qualities are
in long. 83, spoke the Elizabeth, from Honduras for this port
quality and conditioned par
''''.; (0 VII th. 4,,Hursday, but 'as the supply was considerably larger
,and
neglected,--Coffee.—There was no sales reported of la.
ojeu ,( ~,_nb at-:Tnand, the manufacturerswere unable to dispose of Great Western, (steamer) Hosken, from New York, at this gale, and split foretopsail. On 31st October, in lat. 49, long. 10, shilling lower. Barley, Oat.
Jo, co FAt, irlees that Would ena le them to replace the pieces at October sailed 19th Oct. at 230 p.m. From the 28th to the 31st spoke the Liverpool for China. On Ist Nov. thirty five miles dmeasiccraip,
tiounsa
.g good inquiry
gs Ceylonexiss fwoerrg•osocc,llco:oradtinaTizatnoced middling
rate s.
altered in value.
, experienced fresh easterly gales, with heavy squalls E.'-.E. of Tuskar, spoke the Stillman.
Ist Were thaftp ts-,,,,,, asequence of theP prices of wool and yarn. The
, and of Foreign,- the transactions comprise 43 casks La Guayra,
Hannah,. Prondfoot, from Calcutta and the Cape of Good Aristocrat, from Montreal for Liverpool, that was driven on 600 bags Costa Rica, 50 casks and 30 brls Rio, 800 bags Java, at DUBLIN CATT]
ircis 1,1,' oh 5,41,8'^et was' nevertheless, brisk, aud prices firm ; and
Hope, at this port • sailed from the Cape 17th August. On the shore near Blackpool, 29th October, was got off last night with
'ClOc 'thos,„sa g'norl demand for Wool which caused prices to look
was on the annexed quotations; also
.40 brls of . Bahia, at 26s 8d per The supply was much le
20th Oct. in lat. 44,'
long. 34, spoke the Thistle, from Bombay damage, after discharging the greater part of her cargo,
0 r• lit ," tliere was an ample supply'
in the market.
and cwt. No sales of Cocoa, Ginger, or Pimento.-1300 bags being dull, pariicularly for e
Leh per'
tilic„bhsas, for this port brought in here.
Asia, •—., from Rio Grande for Liverpool, that black Pepper brought 30 to nd per lb.-110 tces Carolina notice in prices since our
IC- pkt o clot, - 'EU) MAREET.—The demand for kerseys and other Marietta, Johnson, from Waterford, at this port. On the
JO 04 r 4 ter, ••s, especially for those possessing any novelty in theice sold at 155 6d to 16s, and 2000 bags and pockets East India Beef, 34s to 445 per cwt.; M
29th Oct.ot fell in with a boat, co ntaining the crew of the Robert, shore near Rhyl, was got off this morning, and brought in here.
per sinking offal.
to 6d ditto, ' ''
..ili S bia %',Olt h':',,t this market, on Tuesday, was' much more brisk than Gilpin, hence for Dundalk, which was wrecked on the Skerries, Lavinia, Marrow, hence for Tunis, off Cape de Gatt 13th Oct,ORAN, Oct. 31.—The Jeans Wilson bound for Liverpool at lOs to lls 9d per ewt.—The business in Rum is limited to tt°
01J 4m ther-e been expected at the advanced'
period of the Season ; the previous night . took them on board, and landed them here, ,70 puns Demerara and Jamaica, at 2s 9d to :,s 6d per gallon,
There has been a good business done in common Congou There was a small supply
ir •t t4tle here
also a considerable business done in plan cloths Elizabeth Grimm'er, m urchin, hence at Halifax that arrived here 23rd October 'lealc, was from St. Petersburg,'
ness prevailed as on last n
be la's ,li4t. "r the Winter trade. Father Matthew, Hill, ditto, at ditto and not from Archangel, as reported • she commenced dischar '
Tea,at higher prices ; in other sorts no alteration has taken
, g- place.—At auction, 100 chests garnet Shell Lac sold at 395, and supporting previous curren
tlifele'' beal?p,_)t . A axst.—Notwithstanding the boisterous state of Pythagoras, Caruie, hence at ditto ing to-day.
a few chests of Lac Dye, of good quality, at 2s Od-d ; 400 bags quotations therefore are repo
,tai Zasce7.here on Saturday morning, there was a goodly at- Acadian, Auld, from the Clyde, at ditto TONNING, Oct. 29.—The Sylph, Barton, rom Liverpool for • Turmeric, sold at 15s.
.yeiw d I,`„TievT 12uyers at our market, and their transactions were Martha Ann, Joran, from ditto, at ditto Frederickstadt, has been wrecked on the bar. Crew and part •
~, 50 a,7llty. 'Zilswe in mixture cloths, and in lastings of ordinary H.M.S. Inconstant, from Portsmouth, at ditto of the materials saved.
BIRMINGHAM Cl
16, ,to Nathere I:he purchases of yarn and wool were considerable, Sir James Kempt, Cole, from Matanzas, at ditto LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 31. During the present week
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colpte koc Ls 00 alteration to note with regard to prices. Magnet, Morton : I Dare,. Adair, and Sir R. Jackson, Garry,
Mark Lane, our Millers hay
hence at M^•itreal SUNDAY, NOVEMBER s.—Wind S.W. moderate. The arrivals up to and since Friday's market
furnish, except at some abatement
0 )15f' Ita44o6r4aLß FLANNEL MARKET.—There has been a brisk de-
into this port and Runcorn, a good supply of Wheat,
Ha..nnal,,- Peters, from Mar yport, at St. John, N.B. ARRIVED.— Hannah, Rattray, from St. Petersburg—Duke of
1' to grant, and but f
„stet,' th,°6l.l4,:annela to-day and the manufacturers have been able Trial, Loyle, hence at ditto Gloucester, from Demerara—Elizabeth, from Honduras—Wm, Oats, and Flour, with an abundant increase of Oatmeal willing
dugr former tes Mael
p-
001, ~,,v area rather better races. It is said that all the flannels in Perthshire, Simpson, from the Clyde, at Pictou Glen, Anderson, and Amoy, —, from Quebec—Hazlerigg from Ireland, including a few small parcels of Grain currency; for grinding, 1s 1
erp e , :,e e ( .
here qt, Wool marketrlshed flannels) were bought up by 12 o'clock. Roscius, Hottinguer Bursley • Rappahannock, from Sicily—Stadt, Berlin, from Danzic—P. H. Dean, from La'
P,,tly lielvanc has been but heavy, arising principally from and Ohio, Collins;'
hence atNew York
rise could be established.
:IV' f, 114evea ~,'n Price asked by the dealers. It is pretty generally Robe. rt Parker, Dwight, hence at Portsmouth from Riga--and Augusta, from Ostend. containing 1500 qrs. Wheat from Odessa, 450 qrs. Wheat,
e' 41,40 that an advance of between Id. and 2d. per lb. has Royal Admiral. Fell from Callao for Swansea, at Valparaiso SAILED.—Hia, Swendelin, for St. Thomas—Royal Mint Sea_ a with 3298 barrels of Ca- port their value.
too. sabotained
p to, at the wool sales now going on in Loudon over nd 764 qrs. Pease from Danzig,
, rxr• ,a,,„e the „,,,,,,
„. ~,,,, ,„.2_,__ ~____.,_
______
___ ; . with loss of bulwark's, and considerable damso,. i. v;nai ...,i right. for Jamaica—Nisi-iv.. Allan fnr ti..,....., ~-..2 . -...1;..., ..,,t c 5....., 'Pi--

We are happy to report the continued activity of tht.
Oropoltirade of this district in nearly all its branches. The
Oht e an buyers who were down in Yorkshire last week
in xtensively ; and during the present week there has
7tl ex!, much business done in the Cloth Halls as could have
;:elie on considering the recent weather; the wetness of
"ecit at baying baying in some measure checked the supply of new
)3,1 Man
MAl:um—ns rket, and consequentlylimited the assortment.
i040?(3a There a fair demand for goods
,ao the 21ursday, but as the supply was considerably larger
Late nelnand, the manufacturers were unable to dispose of
ret, i,.,Pticee that Would enaple them to replace the pieces at
itZli 4," consequence of the prices of wool and yarn. The
0„ evaatket was' nevertheless, brisk, and prices firm ; and
l'tO,B a good demand for Wool, which caused prices to look
gh there was an ample supply in the market.
fit
elothPrE tr. MARKET.—The demand for kerseys and other
ti'ero it s'CePecially for those possessing any novelty in the
qut hav_i!lls market, on Tuesday, was mach more brisk than
the,e been expected at the advanced period
"'Able frtcas also a considerable business done in
•4 the Winter trade.
,or
kt Ivo," MA Rxst.—Notwithstanding the boisterous state of
pr dance _e here on Saturday morning, there. was a goodly at-
e, qty buyers at our market, and their transactions were
ttelity:Taive in mixture cloths, and in lastings of ordinary
4dlere •he Purchases of yarn and wool were considerable, Ito is no alteration to note with regard to prices.
8)4 canAta
tt for FLANNEL MARKET.—There has been a brisk de-
ebai, Rannels to-day and the manufacturers have ben able tteas rather better prices. It is said that all the flannels in
/1, aq (unfinished flannels) were bought up by 12 o'clock.
olarket has been but heavy, arising principally from
bt:el,ed 'ltched price asked by the dealers. It is pretty generally
°bra' at an advance of between Id. and 2d. per lb. has
khovened at the wool sales, now going on in Loudon, over
tokliti 3r th the Prices of the late sales, though some
at the WOW now offered is •
No
gay
of LACE TRADES.—The cottt.
~,,,"ottingham keeps further gradually imprc
r'p'4tY of Derby the employment is so scar
,von.i`:nitlpelled to come eastward for work..
hflint ln the silk branches, especially in the silk glove
hands, if possible, are suffering more than ever
14,et,-a.n.:,ed, branch, once so important, has sunk almost ow
ttr, ceerns fast seceding from the trade altogether
19 o,,e`ue best articles made in the hosiery mann
toB bentlY fashioned. The warp lace trade
0,5t0 brisk in all the branches. The
kitti b„saY, does not as yet 'partake of the prosperity of the
e)'(Lthor.'„,a9les. The Jacquard on every hand is b
‘llo7tatirs"nti an effect which has exceeded our
1,6,1‘,11114-4s. The fancy bobbin-net branch is still in a very
too!list Condition, though some of the foreign, houses are
stri7l4drawing in, no doubt waiting with anxiety the ulti.
bona ements of their countrymen as to the threatened re
to/14k, and Prohibitions.—Nottingham Journal.
thove ki4,4TER, Nov. 4.—The grey cloth market may -
ttit',haa ;'net stagnant, and in the small amount of business
pit. to cto done, the manufacturers have been forced to sub-
te,:e rates, and 27-in. printing cloth is 3d, to 40. per
lv e
th than 'at the highest point. Even at reduced prices,
inclined to operate, and the general opinion
Dvrinting cloth, of all widths, will go fullZd. per piece
We, it is now. Domestic cloth is also giving way in
tt ieeOrne of the makers of thisarticle have reduced their
114,1" is Week, and even at this reduction •on an article
Venare,.?ctr advanced at all in proportion to the rise on the
41•1viii._..•41.1) the buyers refase to tiny, for they say they expect
h ely 41tio,1;° even lower. We learn that the Greeks have large
74‘1,: orders, and should prices recede,
. they will purchase
tk`,`ebilit,:'e Printers are extremely flat, in consequence of the
and of the cloth market, and the very serious rise in mad.
I;Otionnngs generally. The printers are making great pre-
Vet ar'_lor the spring, both for de lathes and calicos, and
101 n: again expected to take the lead, although some are
,I`rle paLour neighbours, the 'French, and preparing plaids.-
48tect i'olB4 turn-outs amongst the weavers we have been re-
Nvo t,,,nabie, for an advance,'Whieh we hope they will get ;
tprlt,9-o,tlLlik it is not expected that we shall have a general
Jett " any district, althougb meetings are held, anti the
'to :gitated, in more than one.-27.in. 66's may be quoted
(1., and 72's, ss.'9d. to 6s. 3d.

in a better and Cie

1 hosiery in the

arce, that the

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anch, we are

,eing applied

rigging
Fernandez, Contente, hence at Lisbon
Oporto, Barnes, hence at Oporto
Eliza, Roy, sailed from Cadiz for Bristol and this port Iyth
October
Brothers, Fyfe, from Antigua, off Cove
Caithnesshire, Morrison, from Richibucto, at ditto
Woodman, Good, from Arica, off Cove. On the i 6th Sept. on'
the Equator, spoke the Ada, of Whitehaven. On the 24th, in
lat. I 0 N, long, 25 W, spoke the Colchester, hence for Africa,
which had spoken the Commerce, hence for Africa, 22nd Sept.
Trafalgar, Kennedy, from Restigouche, at Kingstown

Warrior, Kelly, from Maracaibo, and Manchester
from Bristol for this port, at Milford
uccess, Schmeer, hence at Pillau, after being aground
Helen M'Gregor, (steamer) hence at Hamburg, sth October
Queen of the Ocean, Tilley, hence for Mobile, at Studwell
Roads, with loss of fore topsail.
Betsey, Barrow, from Berwick for this port, at Aberystwith,
with loss of jibb, pump disabled, and decks swept
Pilot, Thomas, from Newport for this port, at Aberystwith,
with sails split
Ann, hence for Bombay, was spoken gth Sept. in lat. BN,
long. 22 W

Albion, Evans, Flom Glasgow to this poet
Rhyl

is on shore near

Prince Albert, Gibson, hence for Syra, &b. has put into Port,
inllaen, with loss of mainmast and hull damaged, having beer
in contact with ,a skip off Point Lyons on Friday last

he crew c

ristocrat, Fisher, on'sh( re near Blackpool,
are all saved; two passengers drowned : it is expected that
the vessel will be'got off
Thomas Dempsey, Crosby, sailed fron
27th October

vc, Alien, for Havana-31oucester,
read, for Prince's ISland—Prince Llewellyn, Gibbs. for Vera
Cruz—William Duke, Cross, for Lisbon—Sophia, Wettre, for
Christiana—Aldebaran, Fishwick ; John Garrow, Thompson,
and Wellington, M'lntyre, for New Orleaus—and Tordens
Kjold, Johnsen, for Flensburg.

Elizabeth, for Dordt, has put back, with loss of foremast, sails,

Visiter, hence for Halifax, was spoken

28th October, in lat.

%long. 12
Arequipa, hence for Valparaiso, was spoken 29th October, i
long. 10

commerce, Pi owse, hence for Gijon, off Holyhead
Twee Gebroeders, Pickie, hence for Antwerp, off Holyhead
Minerva, Gray, hence for Carthagena, at Kingstown
Reliance, Fowler, hence for Beirout, at Kingstown
Lune, Dawson, hence at Kingstown
Carteretta, Boyes, hence at Newfoundland

Carlotta, Lagana, hence at Naples
Scotland, Cunningham, from China, at the Cove; sailed 28th
May. from Manilla 22nd June, Anjer 29th July, and St. Helena
14th September. On 30th September, in lat. 10 N, long. 23 W,
spoke the Cassiopea, hence for the Cape a Cood Hope
NEWFOUNDLAND, Oct. 15.—The Heroine, from Tatmagouche
for Liverpool, has tint in here.

Dublin for Trinidad

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CARDIOA.N, Nov. 2.—The Hampton, Rowlands, from Liver-
pool for Marseilles, that was stranded on the bar 28th October,
was got off yesterday, after discharging her cargo
HOLYHEAD. Nov. 4.—The brig Hibernia and sloop Marquis of
Wellington, that were driven on shore in the bay 28th October,
have been•got off, and into the harbour.

MONDAY, NOVEMIIICR 6.—Wind W.S.W.

The arrivals up to and since Friday's market furnish,
into this port and Runcorn, a good supply of Wheat,
Oats, and Flour, with an abundant increase of Oatmeal
from Ireland, including a few small parcels of Grain
coastwise; those in from abroad, since this day week,
containing 1500 qrs. Wheat from Odessa, 450 qrs. Wheat,
and 764 qrs. Pease from Danzig, with 3298 barrels of Ca-
nadian and States Flour.

Having no recent impulse from other markets to en-
liven the proceedings here, the trade for Wheat this
morning opened and continued rather heavily throughout,
the millers still buying very sparingly and having no spe-
culative inquiries to-day ; so that with the exception of a
few parcels of foreign, taken for Ireland, the sales
were very unimportant, and at a decline of ld. to 2d. per
70lbs. for most descriptions of Irish and foreign ; English
Wheats, however, were not obtainable under the rates of
this day week. Flour, both English and Irish, was diffi-
cult to sell at ls. per sack below the terms last noted;
and States, as well as Canadian, was little noticed to-day.
Barley, upon a moderate demand, was rather dearer for
grinding, and malting samples fully maintained late prices.
Malt remained steady in value; Beans and Pease con-
tinuing to rule ,nearly the same as stated in foregoing
report.

Oats, although not generally in request, several cargoes
were cleared off by one or two buyers, at prices varying
little from our last quotations.
Oatmeal, notwithstanding the large supply at hand,
was 6d. per load dearer and in good demand.

stone of Sibs, sinking the offal

CORN EXCHANGE, NovEusEß 3

Griental,Vilson, from China, at 'Deal. On the 12th Oct, in
lat. 43, long. 29, experienced a hurricane, lost boat, and had
:part of her,poop stove in by a sea.
Orpheus,Yrom Rio de la Plate, at Deal
Lord of 'the Isles, Jeny, from Jersey for Whitehaven, is on
shorein Cardigan Bay : crew sated

Hibernia, of Workington, for Dublin, is on shore in Beau-
maris Bay

PuLAU, Oct. 21.—The Godfrey, M'Gibbon, from Liverpool to
Pillau,'M on shore near Polosky, with part of her cargo thrown
overboard: crew saved.

ARRIVED —Alexandrina. Chisman, from Calcutta—Anne,
from Rio Grande—Leviathan, —, and Ellen Clave, Robeirts,
from Rio de la Hache, sailed 16th September—England, from
New York, sailed loth October— Hebe, —, and Lanark,
Bainbridge, from Quebec—Avon, Robinson, from Montreal.

The duties on 'all kinds of grain continue unchanged for the
ensuing week.

Canada

LIVER PooL INFIRMARY REPORT, Nov 4

111
VktiebtasTVeltAaomn ADMITTED.
1044
~.:!ittred 26 In-patient 5.............
I..'it o.lt own request 4 Out-patients .....,.....
ottu.,..,Patteiits 0 Casuals during the week
..........

CARDIGAN, Oct. 29.—The Lynx, Brown, from Liverpool tb
Pißan, is on shore rear Polosky, with part of her cargo thrown
overboard; crew saved.

CARDIGAN, Oct. 2g.—The Lynx, Brown, from Liverpool to
Limerick, and the Lavinia, Doning, of Poore, for Liverpool,
Were totally wrecked last night near this place; crews saved.
-CARNARVON, Oct. 2g.—The Liska, Look, froth Liverpool to
Waterford, is on shore at Llandwifn. The Lady Charlotte
•Gvest, from Liverpoorto Almeira, has been towed in here, dis-
masted .

4.imena, from Nassau, sailed sth October, for this port.
The Triculo sailed nine days previous for Liverpool. A severe
gale was experienced at Nassau, 80th Sept., from S.E„ to S.W.
`lst Nov. in lat. 49, .long. 12, spoke the James Gray, 'hence td
Baltimore. On the 4th off Waterford, the Mary Jane, •P. E.
Ireland, to Liverpool,

With the exception of a fair supply of Wheat and Flour, the
fresh arrivalt from Ireland direct into this port are to a very
limited extent, and besides 6190 barrels Flour and 1400 barrels
Oatmealirom Canada, we have 'nothing in from abroad.
Influenced, in some measure, by the pause to improvement in
several of the leading markets of the country this week, the
trade here has remained in a rather inactive state, generally,
during the past ten days ; •and at our Corn Exchange this morn-
ing the purchase of Wheat on the part of millers appeared al-
most wholly suspended: holders, nevertheless, seemed to evince
atolerable degree of firmness, and in a few partial instances
!Only submitted to atetline of id per 701b.—Flour, of all descrip-
tions, being equally dull of sale, was rather depressed in value.
Barley, upon a moderate demand, generally supported late
prices.—Malt remained unvaried.—Egyptian Beans, being less
plentiful and in•regeest, were Is. per qr, dearer, and all other
kinds of this satiate, as well as Pease, fully maintained our last
quotations.

The Oat trade, in the absence of country buyers, was ex.
tremely languid to-day, but appeared to suffer no depreciation
in prices; 'Oatmeal, on the contrary, continued to meet a fair
demand on rather higher terms, the best Irish new commanding
21s 6d, ailltprinae old 20s 6d per 2401 b.

PRICES OF GRAIN

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 1

We had a very good show of stock to-day, both of fat an d
lean beasts. The supply much exceeded the demand, and
prices for the best beef gave way Id per lb. Good mutton was
the turn lower. A large number of inferior beasts unsold.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, Nov. 3

We have a good supply of Wheat, and fair of other articles,
to this day's market, at which the best qualities of Wheat are
saleable on nearly the same terms as last week. Secondary
quality and conditioned parcels are slow sale, and about one
shilling lower. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Shelling, are each un-
altered in value.

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 2

The supply was much less than last week. The demand
being dull, pariicularly for export, we have no improvement to
notice in prices since our last quotation. Average prices—
Beef, 34s to 44s per cwt.; Mutton, 4id to bid per lb; Veal,
to 6d per ditto, sinking offal.

FRIDAY, November, 3

There was a small supply of grain to-day, but the same dull-
ness prevailed as on last market day, Wheat and Oats bareley
supporting previous currency, and Barley unaltered; former
quotations therefore are repeated.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Nov. 1

During the present week, owing to the dull account fron
Mark Lane, our Millers have been indisposed to buy Wheat
except at some abatement in prices which holders were un-
wiiling to grant, and but few sales are reported. Old foreign

ey in demand, at last week'
currency; for grinding, I s per quarter advance was demanded
which checked the sale. Oats were held with firmness, but n;
rise could be established. Old and New beans and Peas sup
port their value.

LIVERPOOL HIDE & SKIN MARKET, Nov. 3

A clearance was made at this market to-day, but the demand
was not quite so good, and prices were a shade lower. Hides
70 and upwards, 4-id ;60 to 70, at 34d ; under 60. na. Sheep
Skins, Ist class Irish. 3s 6d; 2nd class ditto and Cheviots, 28 9d
to 2s 3d ; 3rd class ditto, 2s to Is 6d"; and Scotch 2s to Is 6d.
No alteration in Veal Skins. Heavy 7d, and light 5d to 'lid
pry lb.

SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Nov. 3.
The supply of Beasts was moderate, but large of Sheep. The
trade was very heavy throughout the day, and prices equally as

to as last week. Many head were turned out unsold. The
best quality of Beef cannot be quoted higher than 3s 10d per
stone, and inferior from 2s 10d. Downs of the best description
made 4s 2d, which, considering the depressed state of the trade,
is not a bad price. Coarse Veal and Pork made only 3s, and the
best Calves on offer but 3s Bd._ Young and small Pork 4s. (Per

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, Nov. 4

We have had but an inactive trade during the week, and some
concession in price has been submitted to in the Value of Wheat
and Flour, whilst Oats, Oatmeal, and other articles have fully
maintained, and in some cases rather exceeded, the rates of
our last.

The list of imports exhibit a considerable areval of Irish pro
duce, with 6180 barrels of Flour, and i 41e barrels of Meal, fror

At Liverpool yesterday the market was quiet, but at Wake-
field a considerable business was done in Wheat at a small re-
duction in price.
At our market to-day the sales made are merely for the sup-
ply of a moderate consumptive demand. Wheat is 2d per bushel
and Flour is per sack cheaper.
Oats and Oatmeal fully support former rates. Beans and
Malt both rather exceed last week's value.