The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-05 00:00:00

'he entries jut

,y last, arc

rivals of Grain from
to the large import

our noted on Tuesday, however, we
nave a further heavy supply from the United States and Cana-
da, forming together 144,458 barrels within the last ten days.—
Influenced by this prodigious influx of Flour, the trade for all
descriptions of Wheat at •ur market to-day was extremely
dull, nothing more than rifew limited sales having been prac-

ticable ; holders, nevertheless, generally refrained from press-
ing business, and firmly adhering to former prices we retain
our last quotations.—Flour on the contrary, claiming a decided
preference over all other articles of the trade, was in good re-
quest, and a considerable quantity of States and CEnadian
having changed hands, the current rates of Tuesday w re well
maintained; French as well as Irish Flour remaining steady in
value.—Barley, Malt, Beans. and Pease, attracting very little
notice, each barely sustained late prices.—Prime mealing Oats,
meeting a fair demand, were the turn dearer, but in other
kinds /no amendment was obtainable.—Oatmeal continued to
move freely on the terms last noted.—With an extremely limi-
ted demand tor Indian Corn since Tuesday the price has de-
clined nearly 6d. per quarte:.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION

MARKET, Nov. 1

A rood demand for Irish Butter, with a more extended hn:

port, and folders have given way fully 2s. per cwt. Bacon and
Hams in fair request, and prices maintained. Lard, through

scarcity, song'

and a
her rates

urge business done al

and holders asking

LIVERPOOL CATTLE MAIIKET.—YESTERDAY.
There was a much smaller supply.of Cattle at market this
still the only fair demand was for good things, which were
shade higher,.and every thing else very languid. The Sheer

Prime first-class Heifers
Second-class Heifers ...

SiNKING THE OFFAL.
lid. to 5 d. per lb
4d. 44d. ,
44d. „
3 d. 3id.

Prime first-class Oxen

_. . ._
Prime Wethers,.(ithearlings) sBd. „ 6d. „
Second quality (ditto)
Oid Scotch and Irish Ewes (ditto) 30.. „ 4 d. • „
.
—Beasts, 2384; Sheep, 4751.

No. at markei

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE
MARKET, NOVEMBER 2
8. (I. 8. d

e. d. s. d

O :7 a 0 9 !Potnthes, 9011
O 0 0 0t Kemps .
O fi 0 .6i Pink Eyc
O 0 0 n Cattic
O 0— 0 0 Cups
• 24

3 0 -

Ditto, Green
Vetches .....

Strarv, Ni heat

0 *Turnips, % ton .15 0
0 3 0 4 lAiongelwurzel .. 0 0
0 2#— 0 2i Manure 4 0—

3 6
3 0
0 0
2 10
17 0
0 0

PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. JOHN'S
MARKET, NavcmßEß. 2
a. d. R. d

8. d. s. (I.
14, th 1 4 to 0 0

, fore-qr.. 0 0— 0 C
L4ln')l.liind-fir. 0 0 0 t

o 6 -
1 2 -
o 4 -
O 2-

Ditto, Foreign e 5 -
'hies For. each. 0 0 -
Do. 'Eng. r lb. 5 0 -
row's. v. couple. 2 6 -

0 0 iGeese
0 0 .Pigeons
0 6 :Gionse
0 4 Hares..;

4 6 - 0 0
2 0 - 5 6
1 6- 0 0
4 6-0 0
2 6 - 2 9
2 6 - 2 9
' -0 .0
- 0 .0
- 6. 6
-9 5
-2' 0
-6 6
• 0 0
8, 9

)ortridges,li brc

Woodcocks 5 6 0 0 Clicumbers .... 0 4
Larks, per doz 0 8— 0 0 'Larks, per doz.. 0 8
Fresh Butter 0 11 1 1 ,Black Game.... 5 6
Salt Ditto 0 0 010 :Apricots
Eggs * 120 6 4 6 5 IRabbits.* cple 1 6
Potatoes,* Peck 0 10 1 0 ,Turkeys 3 6
Peaches, each .. 0 4 0 0 iSnipes .. each 0 - _
Filberts 0 0 0 10 'Pheasants

7 6-

BELFAST CORN MARKET, Nov. 1. "1
At this day's market our supply of Wheat was small, and
.1
bought up readily at 7s. 6d. to 9s; 2d. Oats in fair demand, '1
and supplies being moderate, about Id. per cwt. advanee•was,l
realized. Oatm.al exhibits more firmness, and we may quote
2d, per 1121bs. higher for prime quality, Indian Corn
at our quotations, at which no aal,es are xnaliing.

WISBECH CORN MARKET. Nov. 2

We have only a moderate quantity of wheat here to day, and
the condition being worse, prices receded is. per quarter for
all kinds. Oats and beans come very sparingly to market, and
their prices are firmly supported.

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET,

There was a large supply of Wheat again today from the
country, a great proportion being of very ordinary quality.
Coastwise and from abroad the arrivals of Wheat are also
liberal, several vessels having just got up. The demand for all
descriptions of new ruled languid, and holders had to submit
to a reduction of Is. per quarter to promote business. .01(1
Foreign quite neglected, and prices are therefore nominally
unaltered.—The supply of Malting Barley coastwise is large :
the nest qualities about maintained I st week's prices, but
secondary must be quoted Is. per quarter cheaper, with a
heavy sale. Grinding being scarce, ruled fully as dear.-01d
Beans are Is. per quarter higher, and few on sale.—ln White
Peas hardly a transaction occurred.—The arrivals of Oats
coastwise and from the farmers are large, and exceed the
demand : all kinds of new could have been purchased at a
decline of 6d. to ls. per quarter; bat old of fine quality main-
tained late rates. In Foreign little doing, and no change in
value can he reported.—Flour ruled dull, but not cheaper.

Wheat—Northumberland, white, per qr
Do. Do. red, do.
Flour—Norfolk household, per sack

425. to 44s
365. to 418
30s. to 31s

DUBLIN CORN MARKET. NCVEMBER

We had but u small supply of home grain at market to-day,
which met a brisk demand, and all denominations fully sup-
ported prices of Tuesday, which were in some instances 3d.
dearer. Indian Corn dull of sale. without any change in price.
Wheat, new ..2O's 0:1 to 25s 6c! Oatmeal 9s 6d to lOs od

Red (JO., old
Barley
Bere..
Oats, new

18s Or; to 23s Od I Rapeseed .... 2(15 Od ti
lOs Od to 13s 3d I Flora', second . 13s Od to ids Od
Os Od to Os 8d Indian Corn,

The flour t
is increased.

CORK CORN MARKET. Nov. 2. .
ie continues as lest noted. The supply of new
lected by bakers. Infer
rppprt last week's p

but is still neg

ors have a
'es with a

off considerably; wheal *is unchanged; barley up 4d. to 6d
and oats up 2d. per barrel.

WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, OCT

There was a very numerous att
rather dull the fore part of the
had changed hands. There wa
and Pigs. Beef sold from 4
Mutton from.44d. to

Du. t
Der lb.

Lnd COCO S

55. per stone of nibs. ;

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 31.
The attendance to day was winch smaller than last weel
no inn.

both Of Cattl
as last week,
per lb.. sink

tin priCes. Early sales made to town but
nd Sheep, which brought much
ef 40s. to 425. per cwt.,
it—these were prime meat
s very slack indeed. Ord
se. to 383. ; good, 40s. ; prim
id. to 5Ad

noon the market w

in sink. Mutton, ~
Veal, 6d. pr,
markets sere 3s. to 4s. per cwt. down, from the Mt
Bacon markets: prices 30s to 345. per cwt.

STATE OF TRAM

s. Der cwt.
The Pig
nge in the

MANcHrlsrEn.—There has been much 7ess activity in the
Arket this week than for the ten days previously, but very

throughout. 't•he demand for India haS been less
although it has by no means entirely ceased. For Germany
there appeared some probability of extended operations at the
beginning of the week, but the news from the Continent hav-
ing been such as to occasion apprehensions for the maintenance
atilt: peace of Europe, orders, which are held to same extent,
have been kept back; and since Tuesday, more particularly,
there has been comparatively little doing by the German
houses, although their private letters do not give expression to
any such apprehensions as the accounts in the French and Eng,
fish jouruals are calculated to occasion ; nor is it supposed that
any serious rupture will take place. For the present, however;
operations are, for the most part, suspended.
RocurnALE.—The flannel market continues much the same
as it was last week. The buyers are offering less money for
pieces and, in some cases, lower prices have been taken. The
manufacturers purchase the raw material very sparingly, and
seem to have no fear of prices getting up.
MACCLESFIELD.—The manufacturers of this town are no•
complaining much of the dullness of trade ; and many wee"
we understand, are waiting for employment. On tle
the autumn trade has not proved so z. 7
pated.
LEEDS.—There is a tolerably active demand for some of tl
heavier kinds of cloth ; and the woollen trade genera'
this dirtrict is in the same condition as we have bad to •
for some time past. The manufacturers are steadily err
-•^^ks do not accumulate in the hands of the me
Wools : There is no very eager d'
buy combing wools (especially of middle descr
rates demanded by the staplers, and the sales
have been limited. Soils and brokes, trot,-
are ready sale, at advanced r
the yarn trade and

been maintainer
tensive

tisfactor

RADFORD.-

3f laliou

of wool, that no alt

es to he idle, am
of machi
t only

the production. The clad
tended to causes deal of sptnnin
report is rife as to the intention of I
very being put on short time, by working dayl
Pieces.: The chief demand is row for heavy winter g
Cobourgs and Orleans are only bought in small cin
assort uo stocks.

HUDDERSFIELD.—There is a continued depression in the
state of our market, which, indeed, seems to he generally ex-
pected at this time of the year, being between the seasons. We
'have had scarcely any buyers in town during the week, and
nobody buys, except for immediate wants. Fancies and light
goods generally are in the best demand.
HALIFAX.—There is not much disposition to purchase wor-
sted goods, except at a reduction to which the manufacturers
cannot assent, as the advanced rates on goods have never kept
pace with the repeated advances on yarn. The yarn trade is
in a rather stagnant condition. The merchants are struggling
for a fall in the quotations; and the manufacturers, in the
face of a firmer state of the wool market, refuse to give way.
• ss is doing in long wool, at a trifling improvement
little firmer,but not much doing.
dullness of business we have

in price. Short wools a
NoTTzNOHAm.—Lac(

id for whir

we cannot

+isfactory reason. We s
nt before Christen

must yet be some improver

tion in the price
ii, notwithstandi

k there

!ry s 0,

buyers have laid in tliei

st of t

THE CHARITIES

expect the

1 at owr

LIVERPOOL INFIRMARY REP
DISCHARGED: In-patient
request, 5 ; Made Out-path ,
ADMITTED: In-patients, 54; Out-patients-, ; .Cdsuals durir
the week, 17; Remaining in the House, 203.
House Surgeon, Mr. F. D. Fletcher; Apothecary, Mr. .1_
Newton; Chaplain, Rev.W. ; Treasurer, Alfred
• North, Esq. ; House Visitors, T. Ildurne and H.
Moore, Esqrs.

00
. NORTHERN HOSPITAL REPORT. Nov. 2
• A OMITTED: Accidents, 38; Medical and Surgical
recommendation, 12; Total, 50.--lliscuA
Relieved and at own request, 5; Attending' a
Irregular, 0 ; Died, I.—Remaining in the lh
Consultine Sur

1. J. M. Banner, Esq:; PI
)r. Ashcroft and M

Surgeon for the weel

: Cured, 25
Patients, 23

Esqrs.; House Surgeons, ➢lr. Wall and Mr. EvanS;
Treasurer, B. If. Jones, Esq. ; Chaplain, Rev. Wm
ughes.

RAGGED SCHOOLS

I)ad,_ 0

Remaining;

)- STRE ET.
:PORT, Ocr.
Average daily
33 Boys ....
3 Girls ....