The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-05 00:00:00

GENERAL TRADE REPORT.

es in the early part of the week

ay, alinough prices still remained I us. For what
quotations for " fair " were—Orleans 40., no fault :he
Mobile 4d.19. Th.—On SATURDAY there was up no agitation
a fair inquiry, with a rather steadier and more regular trary, he has o;
market again. The sales amounted to about 4,500 bales. testantism valia
in American, nearly altogether from 314. to 3/41. TA. this :7 feeling ti

Bowed 3-id

Surats were still inquired for, and the advance was fully position in the Church, without bei
supported. Speculators took 500.—T0-DAY tliere has of inconsistency, he announces his
been a good market, and nearly 7,000 hales (of which i ito private life—(for that, after all.
2,000 were on speculation) have been sold, at very full cession which he will perpetrate)-
prices. yearly notice to the trustees of his c
The CORN markets are'down everywhere, and in Liver- ment with them bound him to do.
pool neither btiy,:rs 'nor sellers seem at all illations to do ont of the pulpit! If the expulSioi
business at the present rates. The heavy stocks must I all, it was as much merited a veal
doubtless force holders into further reductions, which faults Mr. Noel has exhibited—if ti
they are avoiding as far as possible,_by not causing too at all—are to be so discerned in h

great a pressure upon the market. We have previously
noticed the immense imports of hreadstuffs into this port
alone; and the returns of the Board of Trade shew that

ordained preachers long agi
Withdraw from the Church
does not tolerate such corm

the amount entered for consumption, on which duty was
paid between the 10th October and the sth November,
was no less than 998,094 qrs. of grain, and 263,053 cwts.
of flour and meal. A letter from Cork, dated Dec. Ist,
states that the arrival of 25,000 qrs. of Indian corn during
the previous fifteen days had produced a greater depres-

consider them with complacency.
obedience in the surrendering of a
the exercise of it contrary to the spi
fided and accepted. Mr. Noel was,
upon to make the surrender ; for,
the letter of his commission, hut g
very wide interpretation, still he

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sion. in the price of that article there than has been felt in
any other department of the trade throughout the United
Kingdom, a reduction of 716. @, 10/ per ton having been
submitted to on the week.

Arrivals at this port on Friday and Saturday :—Wheat, from
Ireland 594 qrs., colonies 2152, U nited, States 656; Barley, Ire-
land 12 qrs. ; Malt, Ireland 50qrs., coastwise 20; Oats, Ireland

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Pease, colonies 699 qrs. ; Indian Corn, United States
Europe 1340; Oatmeal, Ireland 3129 loads, colonies
15, (into Runcorn, Ireland and coastwise, 2:45); Flour, Ireland
606 sacks, coastwise 11 sacks, colonies 2132 brls., United States
11,067 brls.

Exports, same period :—Wheat, for Ireland 359 qrs., coast-
wise 162; Berns, coastwise 20 qrs. • Indian Corn, Ireland 1942
qrs. ; Flour, Ireland 274 brls., coastwise 42 sacks 190 brie.

4.1 r ton.

berg, f.o.b. at Glasgow. Bar Iron is ti-uoted at 145 ip ton
in Wales, but sales have been made at 5/ less. The de-
band, as is usual at this season, is very dull.
The transactions in AMERICAN PROVISIONS have been
Pork (Prime

Cheese at ill

at. 36/ @ 55/ Ip• 2001 b.., pi:ill

ally in the low (pan-
w Eastern Flacon at

tor ex

iiattitin to Ireland

11, cwt., and some good Old Western at 36/ @
Iportations of New Beef continue very limit-
- o Old on. the market. Canada Butter
@ 66/; and Grease do., 42/ @ 44/.
lases of L,►n» last week,
d, the sales reaching

-paid) sells at t

1, up to 40/ for very

TALLOW dn ring law`:

equal to about 1,850 pip.
The market has beeil du!l,
e sales are liwi

in vanous sized

prices have re-
pipes and 32 boxes :
tks,inferiar, at 41/3 to

an Tall

low very little I)isiness bus
r. Y. C., but the quotation

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weer have been 6441
it it, much less than the

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