The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-02-03 00:00:00

ROTHEHAM CATTLE MARKET, JAN. 28

We had a most splendid show of both Beasts and Sheep to
this day's market. The attendance of buyers pretty numerous,
yet the market did not rule so brisk as last, but to the close
most disposed of at the same as last week. Beef 6s 6d to 7s
per stone ; Mutton iSid to 7d per lb. Cattle 280 ;Sheep 1500.

MANCHESTER CORN EXCHANGE, JAN. 31.
The disclosure of the ministerial plan has had no particu'ar

completely exhausted their stocks, have come forward with
more freedom and a fair hnsiness has been d. ne in the heat

qualities of Four during the week, at the rates of our last

Oats and Oatmeal have

been but little inquired for

At Wakefield, yesterday, some slight improvement was ob-
servable in the value of Wheat, whilst at Liverpool prices were
so arcely supported.
Ourmarket this morning shows no degree of activity, though
it may be stated that, on the whole, the trade has assumed a

is confined to the best descriptions of both, i retail quantities,
at the rates of our last. Secondary samples are quite rieglec-ed.
Oats barely maintain former rates. Oatmeal very slow of
sale, but without alterat on in value. Beans, Malt, and other

LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET,
From theircular of Messrs. Edwards y Co

At the public sales of Wool, on the 2Sth ant 29th ultimo,
ere was a fair attendance of buyers. The following particulars

will show the result of the sale

n, fair c:otiiing Is gd to is middling
is bid to s Bd, lamb Is 8d to is 10d, pieces is Id to
Is 7d, grea,e 'rid to Ild— all sold.
332 oales Cape of Good Hope, middling Is 5d to Is 6d, inferior
and m xed Is Id to ls Cid, lamb Is 4d to Is sid, lo w
mixed qualities 7d to ►s Oid—all sold.
1262 bales United States, Ist fleece Is Sid to is Bd, 2nd fleece

302 bales Austr

6d—ri2o bales sold.
IV bales German slipe, good is 7d to is 7.id, ordinary and in

ferior 10 d to is 2d-55 hales sold.
77 bales Sp ish. R fair 2s, R F and Sis pid to Is 10d, A Is
6id to is pid, low marks and inferior, is 2,:,d to

is 6d-69 hales sold.
200 bales Portugal, &c., good to fine Sid to Ii d, middling 9d
to Sid, locks, &c., did to 7irt-30 bales sold-
-1556 bales Peruv an, grc.. 7d to 10.0-360 hales • old.
450 bales East India. middling to good white Sid to 9d, ordin-
ary to good yellow 6d to j'id, grey :rid to sid. or-

dinar,* and low qualities 2id to 22,1-489 bales sold.
253 bales Egyptian, 14 bales all faults 62d to Is 4d, white yd to
10;d, black and locks sid to 61d-95 bales sold.
154 bales Italian, Naples, &c.
526 bales Smyrna,
114 bales Cordova,
53 bales Buenos Ayres.
105 bales Russian.

644 bales T•n'key,
'230 bates Macedonian, Greek, Syrian, &c.-140 bales sold
21 bales Mohair,
80 bales Sundries,

6g;B bales offered, 2323 bales sold.
The Colonial and other fine Wool so'd with spirit. The Aus-
tralian was taken general y at an advance of 2d. per tb. on the
prices obtained at tl e end of last N vember. The Cape Wool
was chiefly of an ordinary character, but the finer sorts brought
full rates. Since the first public sale of United States Wool in
Noveibber last, the consumers have had an opportunity of
testing its quality, and consequently it has con minded more
attention, and will, ultimately, no couht form a considerable
item in our importation. The lower descriptions of Wool were
neg,ected, but we cannot quote any decline in prices. A lair
business has also been done by private treaty.