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

FOREIGN.
-s. d. s. d

Wheat, Is• 701 h
Canadian, free, red
United States do
Danz ig,roi xed &red do
L Baltic& limburg do
Itiga and Petersbg. do
Odessa, common do
French,Spanish,&c do,
Bannat & Marianopoli
Mediter., &c. hard.do
Gen.qualities,bond.do
Rye, qr., Baltic, free.
Barley, 1. 60th do
Oats, 19, 451b.Russiando.
Beans,ifrqr,European do
480th, Egyptian do
Pease, qr.,
Baltic, &c., white do
Canadian, &c., do do
flour, ID- barrel,
Canadian, sweet do 27 0 —2B B Ido. .... I 0 0— 0 0
United States do do 27 0 —2B 0 d 0..... 0 0— 0 0
Do.& Canadian sonrdo 25 0 —26 0 ido., U.S 0 0— 0 0
Danzic, &c. sweet.... 0 0— 0 0 ido. .. • . 0 0— 0 0
In. -Corn lf)- 4801 b. white 30 0 —3l 0 ;yellow.. 31 6 —33 0
Do. Meal, brl. 10610(10116 0 —l6 6 .... 00— 0 0

6 8 6 10 !'bite
7 • 7 4 ..

610-
9 -

7 2 highmix
7 4 - 7 4 white ..
6 9 -- 7 0 Arebngl
6 4 6 8 Polish..
7 0 7 2 white
7 6 7 2 Egypt'n
5 10 6 0
5 6 6 6 white
128 0 —3O 0 in bond
4 2 4 4 d 0.....
2 9 2 10 do. ....

33 0 —25 6 Ida

j2B 0 -fig 0 !do,

36 0 —3B 0 do,
33 0 —34 0 ,do,

o o—e o
0 0--o 0

CORN EXCHANGE

Dm. 8

No :alteration takes piace in the duties this week ; except
Indian Corn, scarcely any Grain or Flour is being entered for
home consumption—A fair quantity of Oatmeal constitutes
most the only arrival of British or Irish produce reported since
our last, but we continue well supplied with Wheat and Flour
from Canada and the United States, and have still a liberal
supply of Indian Corn from the latter source.
Tho,igh we cannot notice any decided animation generally in
our market, the firmer tone exhibited on Tuesday has been
maintained during the past two days, and the disposition to
force sales, which precipitated the late decline, especially in
Wheats, appears to have quite subsided; a cargo or two of this
Grain, in bond, have been taken by speculators at late rates,
some considerable parcels of Flour at 245. 6d., also in bond ;
but consumers still buy cautiously, and for immediate require-
ments.—lndian Corn remains steady in demand and value, but
in other leading articles very little busine,s has transpired
within the period alluded to.

This mailing's market was well attended, and with an im-
proved feeling in the trade, we have experienced a good con-
sumptive demand formost descriptionsof free Wheat, at the full
prices of Tuesday for British and foreign samples, and a small
advance upon new Irish, of which very little remains on hand
here ; bonded Wheats were also more inquired for, and realised
Id. to 2d. advance.—lrish Flour met a very indifferent sale, and
barely supported our last currency, but duty paid States and
Canadian found buyers to some extent, generally at 6d. per brl.
lower; several thousand barrels in bond sold at 245. 9d., at
which price they are still buyers.—Malt and Malting Barley
dull, at Is. per quarter decline.—Beans and Pease unaltered.
Oats, from the limited quantity on offer, maintained our last
currency, but without any extended demand; these quotations
are for the moment little better than nominal, and Oatmeal was
further depressed in value 3d, to 6d. per load, though, at the
same time, in better demand at the decline.

Notwithstanding the large arrival of Indian Corn the market
was not pressed by importers, and was cleared of good yellow
and mixed at prices rather in favour of sellers ; one or two
floating cargoes were also disposed of. White Corn difficult of
sale. Corn Meal 15s. 6d. to 16s. per barrel.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET, DEC. 5.
Wheat, 54 qrs., 0 ~e 2 ss. 9d. 43, qr. ; total, £123 lQs. 6d
Barley, 110 qrs., @ .41 13s. Bd. qr. : total, £lB5 3s 4d,
Oats, 9 qrs., @ Is. Od. qr. : total, £ 9 9s. 6d,

Oarlieto.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, DECEMBER 9.

More disposition has been shown for business during the
past week, particularly in flour; but the disinclination of many
holders to take the prices which have recently been submitted
to, prevented that extent of transactions which would other-
wise have taken place. More firmness however has generally
been apparent. At both Liverpool and Wakefield, yesterday,
considerable business was done, and some advance was realized
upon Wheat. Our market to-day is well attended. A fair bu-
siness is doing in Wheat and Flour, at less irregular prices, and
the cheap bargains of last and the early part of this week, seem
for the most part to have disappeared. Other articles steady.
with moderate demand.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, DEC. 8.
This week there is a considerable falling off in the supplies of
all Articles. To-day there is a firmer feeling in the trade, and
more disposition shown by millers to buy Wheat, which ena-
bles rather advanced rates to be obtained. Burley is not so
much pressed on the market, and commands fully last week's
prices. The demand for Oats and Shelling exceedingly limited,
and are again lower. Beans sell in retail at rather less money.