The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-03-14 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

Anders.

LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL MARKET, MARCH 10.
Sugar.—The sales of B. P. are limited to 1011hds.,bnt holders
of East India having submitted to a decline of fully Is. per
cwt., the transactions are considerable, amounting to 12.000
bags Bengal and 3800 bags Madras, at the reduced quotations.
—Foreign.-700 boxes brown to good yellow Havana have been
sold at from 38s. 9d. to 425. per cwt., and 70 cases Brazil, at
395. for very good brown, and 425. for fair white.—The sales
of Molasses are limited to 200 casks Havana at 16s. per cwt.
—Coffee.- At the public sales of Jamaica the trade evinced
no disposition to purchase, and the whole was withdrawn ;
50 tees. have subsequently been sold at rather easier rates. Of
Foreign, the sales are 10 bales Mocha at 588., 15 brls. coloury
Rio at 40s. to 485., and 180 bags Laguayra, chiefly at 425. per
cwt.-50 bags Para Cocoa brought 335. 6d., and a small lot
of Trinidad 455. per cwt., and 50 bags Pimento 4*d. per lb.—
No sales of Ginger or Pepper.—Rice.-3.50 tees. Carolina
sold at 178. 6d. to 195. 6d. per cwt., and 6000 bags Bengal, at
9s. 3d. for good white broken, and at 10s. to lls. for low to
good middling white, being a decline of 6d. to Is.—Rum.—
Holders are asking higher prices, in consequence of the ad-
vance in London. The sales are 160 casks Demerara, of high
strengths, at 2s. 11d. to 3s. 4d., with favourite marks at 3s. 6d.
to 3s. Bd. per gallon ; 100 casks East India have been sold,
price not named.

Tea.—Throughout the week the market has been rather dull
for all kinds of Tea, and little or nothing done.
The sale of Indigo advertised for the 16th instant has been
postponed until the 6th proximo.—Nothing reported in Shell
Lac.-40 chests of Gum Arabic brought Its. for very ordinary
up to 60s. for fine white, being lower prices.-400 bags of
Cutch sold by auction at 225. 3d. to 225. 6d.—Sales have also
been made in Sago and Sago Flour, without change.—Salt-
petre.—ln consequence of the advance in the London market,
holders are demanding a corresponding price here, but only
about 100 bags reported at 335. per cwt.—About 1000 bags of
Nitrate of Soda brought 12s. 9d. per cwt.
Guano.—There is no change; the demand continues steady
but not brisk, with 500 tons sold.

Attarketo.

WISBECH CORN MARKET, MARCH 11.
We have a moderate show of Wheat, but by no means a
large one. Wheat of all descriptions readily makes Is. to 2s.
more than last week. Beans, no alteration. There is a better
feeling in the Oat trade, and prices are fully supported. Price
to the grower :—Wheat, new white, 60 lbs. to 63 lbs., 475. to
50s. ; extra, 545. per quarter. Wheat new red, 60 lbs. to 631hf.,1
465. to 495. ; extra, 51s. per quarter. Oats, lOad. to lid .per
stone. Beans, new, 65 lbs. to GO lbs., 345. to 375. per quarter.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN
MARCH 11.

MARKET,

Our supplies by water this week are trifling, except of Flour
from the coast and Oats from abroad. Of Wheat of home
growth there was to-day a fair number of samples, and the mil-
lers being very bare of stock. bought freely, at about ls. per qr.
above the currency of last Saturday. Good foreign Wheat is
becoming very scarce, and there was a better demand both for
parcels on the spot and to arrive. Barley met a very languid
sale. Pease and Beans were unsaleable at almost any price.
Oats being plentiful, and two or three lots offering, ex ship, the
rates of last week could not be maintained. Northumberland
red wheat, 48s. to 535.; ditto white, 50s, to 545.; Norfolk
household Flour, per sack, 375. to 38s.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 11.
The week's business has been of a steady character, at prices
rather tending upwards. Supplies are moderate from all quar-
ters. To-day we have a moderate business doing in each arti-
cle, and we consider the improvement in value since this day
week to be 3d. per bushel on Wheat, Id. on Oats, 6d. to Is. per
sack and barrel on Flour, 6d. per load on Oatmeal, and ls. to
2s. per quarter on Indian Corn. In other artieles there is no
alteration. Duty is now 7s. per qr. upon Wheat, and 4s. 3d.
per barrel or 6s. 3d. per sack upon Flour; in other respects it
Is unchanged.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, MARCH 11.
We have only moderate arrivals. There is a good inquiry for
Wheat, and an advance of Is. to 2s. is required, which some-
what checks business, yet the market closes firm. Barley is
difficult to sell at last week's prices. Oats are ad. per at. higher,
and Shelling makes Is. per load more money. In Beans no
alteration.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, MARCH 7.
Wheat, 69 qrs., (0 42 10s. 6d. w qr.: total, 4174 4e. &I.
Oats, 18 qrs., @4O 19s. Od. qfr qr.: total, 412 7s. Od.
Barley,; lB qrs., @ 41 los. Bd. is, qr.: total, 4 27 12s. Od.

!LEEDS CORN MARKET, MARCH 7.
The arrival of Wheat was rather short 10-day, but of other
articles pretty good. There was a good detnand for Wheat at
fully Is. per qr. advance. Barley sold slowly at late rates. Oats
id. per it. dearer.. In Beans no alteration. .

',HULL CORN MARkET, MARCH 7.-
We had for this days market another good supply of. Wheat
from our own growers, most of whom were holding for an ad-
vance upon last week's prices. • Millers were not very free to
comply, and a good many samples consequently taken home.
The sales made were at full last week's prices, and in some
cases a little more. The above remarks, as to foreign Wheat,
apply to the business of to-day. More transrctions took place
yesterdaS, than to-day; holders trying for higher prices than
millers are disposed to give. The sales made were at 50s. for
best runs of Hamburg red. Oats are somewhat firmer without
any positive advance being obtained. There are no more Egyp-
tian Beans at the extreme low prices of last week, but new fo-
reign are still obtainable at the prices then noted. Peas remain
very (lull. Small Tares still a drug, but large ones in more re-
quest.

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, MARCH 8.
During the present week t'.ere has been a good demand for
English Wheat and the prices of last week were rather exceeded
in a few instances. Malting Barley a more free sale, and quite
as dear; in grinding little doing. Beans held for an advance
of Is. to Is. 6d. per quarter, which checked the sale. Oats sup-
ported their value.

DUBLIN CORN MARKET,' MARCH 10.
We have no alteration to report in prices at our market to-
day. The supply was only moderate, and the market generally
was very. dull.
White Wheat.. 37s 6d to 30s Od Oatmeal llsOd to 13s Od
Red ditt0...... 25s Od to 2Es 64 Second Flour 15s 6d to its fid
Barley I4s 64 to 16s 6d Indian Corn... 28s Od to 33s Od
Here 13s Od to Hs Od (per 480 lbs.)
Oats 9s 6d to Ils 6d

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 8.
We had a good show of Beasts to-day, and the quality fair.
There was no change in the value of Beef, but Mutton, from its
extreme scarceness, was id. per lb. higher. All sold up.

WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, MARCH 8.
We had a fair supply of stock at market this morning, with
a good attendance of buyers, yet the market was heavy, and
part remained unsold. Beer, Is. to 7s. 6d. per stone; Mutton
7d. to 71d. per lb. Beasts, 520. Sheep, 4900. We had a large
supply of lean cattle and calvers, but not many sold.

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. MARCH 9.
Being the first market day in Lent, the supplies were, as cus-
tomary, smaller than usual of both Beef, Mutton, Veal, and
Pork. Nothwithstanding, there was but little doing, and dull
sales. Beef, 465. to 545., very prime 565. per cwt. ; Mutton,
6d. to 7d.i per lb—sales also less ; Veal, 7d. to Bd. per lb. ; and
Pork, 54d. ; say from 465. to 50s per cwt., being a rise of 28. per
cwt. during the week. The number of Pigs has decreased very
much of late at our markets, particularly those any way in good
condition.