The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-10-22 00:00:00

SALES OF THE 'WEEK

20 Stained ......
4070 Bowed Georgia
3480 f Mobile
Alal

andTennesseel

103C0 New Orleans,

2010 t Pernambuco & Para
Aracati and Ceara .

Maceic

1410 f Alarantam
1 Sawginned
• • .. Minas
....

,emernra,Surinarn, &c
.gyptian

I 0 Conyn'on West India, &c. 7

5550 Surat
150 Madr

30280 bales

a 2O 1)

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6} I / 29961 142431

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LTVEItPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, OCTOBER 15

The arrivals of Grain and Flourinto this port, coastwise ant
from Ireland, during the week ending yesterday, are onll
moderate; hut of Irish Oatmeal the supply is repeated to a fail
amount ; whilst the only impart of Foreign Grain consists
merely -of 7,798 qrs. of Wheat, chiefly from the North and
South of Europe, and partly from Buenos Ayres and Valpa•
raiso; of States Flour, however, -we have to note 14,534 barrels,
and of French 3,910 sacks.

The weather continues favoural►le for autumn culture; and
the deliveries from the growers in several of the agricultural
districts, rather less oppressive than of late, still appear, with
the aid of foreign, amply sufficient to meet the demand.
Without any ►mportant difference in the English and Irish
ma►kets towards the end of last week, the trade in several of
the leading marts exhibited rather more stability, and in some
a slight amendment in the value of Wheat was realized, prices
in very few instances being even a shade lower.

Upon a tolerable number Of home and country millers atnur
Corr► Exchange this morning, the whet trade assumed a rather
firm appearance, and a moderate decline would probably have
induoedhuyers to purchase.to•c fair extent; importers, how-
ever, steadily refusing to accept lower terms. the operations
were liMited, and all descriptions of English and Foreign
merely sustained the currency of Tuesday last, except !for
Irish new, which, being in few• hands, improved l d. per '7olbs.
Prime and sour brands of States and Canadian Flour vverein
request lit previous rates; heated parcels moving less freely;
whilst good qualities of French were in tolerable demand, and
Irish languid on the terms last

Burley, Malt, and Beans-were held steadily, but not easily
disposed of, at our last quotations.—Pease dull, and the torn
cheaper.—Oats, upon a maderate inquiry, remained unaltered
in valne.—Old Oatmeal fully supported late prices, but new re-
cedinnlid. per load, the surrency of both is equalised.

••••••, UT rrulay, inougi
not so readily saleable this morning as at the close of the week

Wheat, as 70115.
Englieh, red .... Old
Ditto,-white

Ditto;vhite
Rye, English, qr
Barley,,Eliglis.ll2 19. qr.

Scoicl► 8i IrisL, :* Wit
Malt, English,* qr.
pale

BRITISH.
B. d. 6. d.
5 6 e 6 0 Yew
6 , 0 6 3 do.

2 10 -'

Oats, per 45)b.
Englislt4: Scotch, old
Welsh
Irish, fine sorts
general do

Beaiis, English, r

Seofch
Pease, English, white
Do. & Irish .. maple
Flour,per 280th.
English' &Irisli,2nds
Ditto. superfine
Oatmeal, 4), Id. of 2401 b.
Irish, 1849
Canadian
Bran. al• 241 b

5 6 ido,
5 8 1(10.

s. d. s. d.
5 610 520
5 10 6 2

Trsll6olb
Chevalr. 31 0 32 .0

49 0

-3 0 New

2 5 do
2 6 do

- 2 4i

-26 0 do.
—33 0 blue,
grey,

27 0 —2B -0 fine ....28 0 —3O 0
30 0 —32 ,0 extra ..34 0 —35 0

20 6 —2l -0 old
do.

20 0 -21 0
20 0 -21 0