The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1843-07-18 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 11

The arrivals since this day se'nnight, in which are in-
cluded some further parcels of Flour from Canada, are
collectively upon a rather limited scale; and, though the
weather continues upon the whole auspicious, and the
reports from different parts of the country are favourable
as respects the appearance and future prospects of the
crops, the steady feeling previously noticed has even in-
creased since the close of the week, founded, however,
more upon the question of stocks than in reference to the
weather, beneficial or otherwise, we may experience up
to the period of harvest.
This morning's market was attended by a good number
of town and country buyers, but owing to the extreme
rates required, their purchases of Wheat, though to a fair
amount, have not proved nearly so extensive as was ex-
pected; we quote a general advance of 3d. to 4d. per 70Ib.
on the currency of this day week, and rather more was.
paid for some particular descriptions. Flour in good re-
quest, and dearer ; for English and Irish Is. to 2s. per
sack ; for States and Canadian Is. 6d. to 2s. per barrel.
Barley rather oversells the advance stated on Friday,
and Beans and Pease fully realise the amended rates of
that day. Malt, is. per qr. higher.
For Oats we had a limited sale to-day at ld. per bushel
over the currency of Tuesday last; while of Oatmeal a
good quantity was taken off by speculators as well as
dealers at an improvement of Is. to Is. 6d. per 240 lbs.
No tales of Bonded Wheat arc reported : a parcel of
1300 qrs. Indian Corn was sold at the close of the week,
at lbs. 6d. per 480Ib. in bond.

CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 14.
Vie have a fair fresh arrival of Oatmeal from Ireland, but the
other supplies from that souree,or Coastwise are blit small : one
large cargo of Dan-Ac Wheat is the extent of the Foreign im-
!port since Tuesday. A steady consumptive demand has been
•experienced within the past two days, in which The full rates
last noted have been readily obtainable for all articles of the
trade: most holders of Wheat have required shore money, and
some advance 'has been obtained for this grain, chiefly in Me-
diterranean descriptions, Notwithstanding 'the weather con-
tinues exceedingly fine will a settled aspect, the Wheat trade
this morning was firm, and higher terms were generally re.
quired; but the millers laving previouslytought sufficientto
serve their'immediate wants, and having bat a slender attend-
ance of buyers, the demand for actual consumption was limited
in amount; several purchases, however,vwere reported for in-
vestment, and an advance, averagingabout ld to 2d 19,7( It, ,opon
the currency of rruesday last was realised. English and Irish
Flour, `-though not -so readily sold es before, obtained Is per
sack, and States as wallas Canadian 6d to Is per barrel over the
rates last noted. Barley, from reahscarcity, was 3d -19, Butt,
dearer: and Malt fully supported latekprices. Beans command
Is, and Pease 2s to 3s per quarter above our last quotations,
with-a moderate inquiry for each .oitts were in slow request to
day, but being still in very short supply, were the turn dearer.
Oatmeal, of 'which a few thousand-sacks were taken-for holding
aver, and a moderate quantity by country dealers, fully main-
tained former prices. The duty on Colonial Rye is reduced 6d
per quarter; that on all other produce remains the-same as-latt
'week.