The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-07 00:00:00

nese gentleman remara
the year estimates were put foi

a, and the impression was very Somemu.._l would rule low through the
tations. Tfie
lincide, as we have generally tled state of V
vPar does not vary so but in some cases in
'ggregate, however turday's prices. w-
.,y partimar district. The ggi i ; Exe,-
a deficiency of 188,000 tons, but

irked that the production of one
-tinily iron

n taken in the
in

Itier Sil

of 1849

~
ar, and instead Stock, 4
supposed, they 22 3; FA

sports it
nt 35,14 X

arent that Americ
d have to draw h

iarly in July ar

LEEDS CLOSING PRICES,
ollowing are the transactions

YESTERDAY

lowing months the sal

an ever known, and I Northerns, 17

do. P:ef. I

being noe

LONDON CORN MARKET
erate quantity of English i

flatness, and the

lonths were unusually light. The I arrivals of foreign reported. 11
'eased, and is estimated at 150,000 and trade slow at barely Mond

that of
We con

100 tons of 1

Dutch I sai
good. 1 of

tions in foreign ; but for.ner

sior the present yea

ige quali

Our supplies will be liberal,
the summer to the exhibitic

'ners in 0
our consumption, no doubt, will ! b

with the

Both Eng

Pis bearing upon the consuming power of the people, paid full prices for all fresh thrashed cor
d the probable future price of Tea, we may state that to 48s. ; red ditto, 395. to 445.
_ --- : 4.kics 0.44n10 ;n ARRIVALS.

• [mum consumption, ptuu iur 'Lula aaaaa-a. au Qrs
year, has been upon 57,500,000 lbs. against English Wheat
)s, last year. The stock in the kingdom is Barley
•

stock in Liverpool 6,373,

last year.
Messrs

Flour
„ Beans.

Arrv, and C

ne fires

s for tt

detail in their
annual
inected with shipping, i

Irish Oats,

11349 qpaiters

1 which, now that we have arriveu ... ...—___ _ SECOND REPORT.
I year since the Navigation Laws were repealed, are espe- English Wheat closes dull, and the current_
'"sge sold this year has been barely supported. Very little pa,sing in
foreign
nmount being this year offered considered too low by importers.
',212. The number of Peas the turn lower. Oats 6d. per qr. cheaper.
..z., 211 this year, and 221 limited demand, and Rape seed quite as dear.
Malt scarcely have been bought below previous term.
.., three foreign ships have found customers
7 the year. few having been offered of superior -YRSTERDAV

Df Monda

349 ; tl.

81.000 tons

year only 78
..... in.. .4.,

ships, however, has been
in 1849. On'

build, or fitted

supply the wants or our shipowner

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET
Sugar : Little doing, owing to the large
Litt

cave been nearly for to-morrow.— _
ir, viz., about 700 this year against ordinary Native Ceylon
o
shan usual .number of second- 448 n,
gWa'rsat Is. to Is. 6d
~ sold, a great portion of firm. rates,
' cornian trade. Colo- doing.
-lass, have been Ind'

however, of foreign vess

desire to operate; but p
—Ten : Market dull ; Comi

555. 61

hand British vessc

Rather more doing
In Linseed a

per ton.—Oils
RI, '39 to .W 39 lOs

ken for the Ca

size, and of the best

the same period last year, being as near Nor,
.--‘.. against 122,000. It very soon =B,
from her great state of pros- erne,
€ Stock, . ,
_, ~,.. , 'Norm ....„....., ._ _
wily on Cuba and Porto Rico Pref. 44 s}; Shrewsbury and Birmingham, " A." 52 4; do,
c case throughout the shipping season, „tt -.
" 4j 2 ; Old Berwicks 184 19 ; do. Extension. 64 6; do. Pref.
for Europe would fall far short of the 32j; York and North Midland, 224 34 ; do. Pref. 12 dis. ;
yand February we experienced a good Foreign Market—Mexicans, 35 4 .
and in May prices had receded 2s. per - ---- -- ---- - -- -- --

..
Barley, Beans, and
Clover seed
Flour and

good deal
at 345. 6d. per cwt.—Rice: Rather more doing in East
but prices not higher.—Refined Sugar, for home con-
nption, demand limited ; Brown Lumps at 50s. 6d.