The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-06-02 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

MARKETS.

WARRINGTON CORN MARKET,
Total quantities per
Imp. Quarter.
. -

MAY 26

.e 314 15

DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE,

We had not any alt

WAKE
The suppli(
ption of BI

lELD CORN MA

KET,

2 10 4

0 0 0

0 0 0

.ly limited, with the ex

We had a fair inquiry fur fresh Wheat, at

have ceased working. Beans dull for common sorts, but
Oats and Sheaing each sold readily, with-
-,lalt in request.

out alteratiuti hi value

LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, MAX 26

. __ _....
There has been a small amount of business transacted
during the past week. Fine old Wheat supported its pre-
vious value, but inferior qualities were lower.

Flour was in slow request, and the turn cheaper. Oats
and Meal being scarce sold in moderate quantities at for-

met prices,

• At this day's market the attendance is small, and the
business passing is of the most trifling nature. In Wheat
of prime quality there is no change in value ; other de-
scriptions are Id. to 2d. per 701 b, lower.

Flour is Is. per sack lower. Oats and Meal sell slowly
at former prices. Indian Corn must be quoted 6d. to ls.
per qr. lower.

CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 2g

There is no variation in the duties this week, whether foreign
cr colouial.—The arrivals of Grain and flour into this port from
Tuesday last to this date, have been altogether the most limited
we have had occasion to notice for a long time previously; and
the business passing in any branch of the trade, during that
period have been extremely unimportant, the general range of
prices has appeared almost nominal.
At the commencement of our market to-day, a few sales of
free Wheat were effected to necessitous buyers at a decline of
Id to 2d per 70Ib from the reduced rates of Tuesday ; but the
London morning papers arriving by express about noon, stating
a majority of 47 in favour of the corn bill in the House of Lords,
appeared wholly to engross the attention of the trade, and sub-
sequently very little business was done, although rather lower
prices would generally have been conceded : it is difficult, how-
ever, to form any precisely accurate quotations for the moment;
we therefore wait the result of our next market, when the effect
produced by this important measure will probable be more
clearly ascertained.—Notwithstanding the large stock of Wheat
and Flour, lying here in bond, will shortly be released at the
new duty, we hear of no sales to-day in anticipation of the
event, though Western States Elour is still offered at 24s per
barrel.

Arrivals since Monday.—Wheat, 344 qrs ; Barley. 8; Malt,
188; Oats, 546; Rye, —; Beans, 132; Pease, 3s; Indian Corn;
262; Oatmeal, 301 loads ; Flour, 1055 sacks add 2372 barrels,

PRICES OF GRAIN

DUBLIN POTATOE MARKET, MA
There is a fair supply of market this week, at f
per cwt. They are, however, not of the best qualit
boat or at the Little Green market.

HULL CORN MARKET, MAY

very little pas.si

LEEDS CORN

it quotati

ion can be noted

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, MikY 27

and on the whole brisk, both for Beef and Muttcin, and
ald up. Beef

s generally
ton. SW to 6

BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, MAY 30.
During the present week there has bean little di'position ti
buy Wheat, but no alteration in prices. Malting barley find.
buyers at former rates, for good qualities. Oats were sold at
decline of 6d per qr on white, and some Welch black were force(