The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-09-26 00:00:00

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CORN EXCHANGE. SEPTEMBER 22.

The duty on Wheat and Oats has new fallen to the lowest
point, viz., 48. and Is. 6d. per qr. respectively, and on Flow• to
2s. sd. per barrel.
We hate a fair supply of foreign Wheat, and one cargo of
Oats, all from the continental ports, since Monday, also several
parcels of Beans direct from Alexandria, besides which the im-
ports fresh in are insignificant.
The Britannia steamer brings New York dates to the sth in-
stant, when. owing to the exciting news from this side con-
veyed by the mail of thel9th ultimo. prices there had advanced
in such proportion es was calculated to influence large supplies
from ti,e interior, but leaving barely a margin for profitable
operations; consequently few orders could be executed, which
a considerable advance in freights tended still further to obvi-
ate. the rates on Flour having risen to 3s. per barrel, and on
grain to Pd. per bushel.
Without and• important change in the leading markets of the
country th s week, the trade here, during the interim since our
report of Tuesday, has been rather inactive for all articles of
free produce. but on terms differing in no respect materially
from our last quotations.—Of Indian Corn and foreign Wheat
to arrive, several cargoes have been o..ering, at prices, how-
ever, above the views of buyers, and consequently no extensive
sales have transpired.
We had a good attendance of buyers at this day's market,
whose attention was chiefly directed to purchases of Wheat for
mixture, and many parcels being now available, owing to the
minimum duty being attained, there was some additional show
of Foreign on offer Tor immediate delivery : several purchases
were made fur Irish account as well as for shipment coastwise,
which in addition to a demand for the interior and our local
consumption, cleared off a fair quantity of English and foreign
Wheats, the full prices of Tuesday being generally paid ;
tin-
dried new Irish sold at 7a. to 7s. 4d., and kiln dried is. 6d. to
Is.lld.ner 701),

Grinding Barley and Malt were in moderate request at pre
vions rates; but Pease and Beans were very slow of sale, the
latter on rather easier terms.—Both new and o'd Oats, from
absolute scarcity, commanded Id. to 2d. advance, whilst Oat-
meal moved off sparingly without any change of value.—Flour
was difficult of disposal, and nominally rather cheaper for sacks
as well as barrels, being met in the country by supplies below
our own quotations.
The market is almost bare of indion Corn and Meal, and the
trifling business done is at our extreme rates, which few of the
Irish orders at present in hand authorises being paid.

WAKEFIELD CATTLE MARKET, SEPT. 20.
There was a large Kipp), of stock at our market this morn-
ing, but the market was heavy, and a large quantity remained
unsold. Beef, ss. Gd. to 6s. 6d. per st.; Mutton, Gd. to Cid. per
lb. Beasts, GM; Sheep, 5300. We had a fair supply of lean
Cattle and Calvers.