The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-22 00:00:00

WISBECH CORN MARKET. JAN. 19

There has been a good show of Wheat, and prices in favour
of the buyer ; but the trade is very slow as the river is blocked
up with ice, and no vessels can move. Beans and Oats, no
alteration in their value. •
Best Red Wheats 62Ibs. to 631bs. per bush..37s. to 38s..extra 39s
Secondary Wheats COlbs. „ 611bs. _
Best White Wheat 621bs. „631bs.
Sec. White Wheat 601bs. „ 611hs.
Beans 651bs. „ Hilbs
Oats list. „ 12st

40s. 41s..extra 46s

375. ~ 38s..extra 40:

255. „ 26s..extra 27s
7d. „ 8(1.. extra Sid'

NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE CORN MARKET,

JANUARY 19

The supplies of Wheat coastwise this week are trifling, and
owing to the stormy state of the weather (having a heavy fall
of snow last night) there was less in from. the country this
morning ; in consequence of which there was a much better
feeling in the trade to-day, English Wheat meeting a good i.e-
wand at the extreme rates of this day se'nnight, or ls. per qr.
advance upon last Tuesday's currency, and a fair clearance
was effected. Foreign participated in the same improvement.
A large cargo of Rostock, fresh up, was held firmly at '4ss. ; at
445. it could have been placed without difficulty. Matting

Barley continues to meet a slow sale, and last week's quota-
tions cannot be exceeded. Grinding was in request at late
rates. White Boiling Peas attract wore attention, and good
qualities are Is. per qr. dearer. For Oats there was also a
better demand to-day, and new of good quality sold rather
dearer. In other Grain no alteration in value. Flour the
same. _ . _

Wheat—Northumberland, white, new per qr... 40s. to 435,
Do. Do. red, do. 34s. to 40s,
Flour—Norfolk household, per sack .. 2Bs. to 29s

DUBLIN CORN MARKET._ JAN. 18

• Our Corn market• to-day was well supplied, and generally
dull. Wheat, except the best white, and Barley of all qualities,
were 6d. cheaper, as were all the middling samples of Oats.
Indian Corn difficult of sale, but there was no change in price.
White Wheat.. 20s Od to 23s 0,1 f Oatmeal lOs 6d to 118 6d
Red ditto.- 195 Od to 22s od I Second Flour 128 6d to 16s Od
Barley Ils 6d to 14s 6d Indian Corn,
Oats, old 9s 6d to 11s Od I 480 lb,

;Gs Od to 30s Od

CORK CORN MARKET. JAN. 19.
The Flour market has this week been quiet,
..at late prices,

strong samples commanding a preference. interiors meet a
quick sale at very full prices. Indian Corn has a consumptive
sale only, at last week's rates. Prime foreign Wheats are in
short supply : good Polish brings 235. 6d. to 248, In the raw
Grain market prices are unchanged.

BELFAST CORN MARKET, JAN. 18

and rain. The

We have had frost all week, but to-day sm
trade Ibis week has shown rather moi e life, an
have been held for full prices. Wheat in moderate supply,
with a good demand, at is. to 138. 9d. per 112 lbs. Flour held
firmly, but not much doing. Barley in short supply, and
wanted. The supply of Oats fell off much ; all coming forward

change: 9s. to 9s. 10d. per 112 lbs. Indian Corn in good de.
maud at full prices. At this day's market, our supplies were
fair, except of Oats, and a little trade was done at former rates.

SALFORD CATTLE MARKET, JAN. 16,
were well supplied with stock for the season, I

supply f‘ lly an average one. superior beef found buyers at
the full rates of last week; inferior dull sale but not quotably
lower. In mutton no change; nearly all sold up.

LEEDS FORTNIGHT CATTLE FAIR, JAN. 16.
We had a large supply of both beasts and sheep at market
1-day; the horned cattle were generally in good

was dull, yet all were nearly sold off. All the sheep were sold
Beef 6s. Bd., 6s. 4d., and 6s. per stone of 1610 s. ; mutton, 4d
to 5(.1. per lb. Beasts, 350; sheep, 3000.

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET. JAN. 17

re to-day of good stall-fed cattle. We

notice, however, less demand, and a redaction of 2s. to 3s. per
cwt. from last week's rates on Beef, which was, in sink, 38s. to
445. and 455. Mutton, 4d. to sd. and W. per lb., which is low,
considering that skins now bring 6s. to Bs. each, from the high
price of wool. Veal 7d. per lb., and scarce. The Pig market,
a lage one, with a demand for the English markets, and prices
325. to 355. per cwt., witli the greater part of an excellent finish.

STATE OF TRADE.

MANCHESTER.—The business of the week has not been
large; certainly_less than that of last week. The compara-

tive quietness of the marKet, especially Within the last clay or
two, bus been matter of general remark, but not less so has the
entire steadiness of prices in Yarns and goods at large. If, in
any instances, Yarns are offered a shade under what was stood
out for on Tuesday, it is either in consequence of their having
been then held at ran extreme point above the general level, or
else they are lots previously bought on speculation, and which
must at any time be disposed of at rather below the producer's
terms. These are merely cases of exception to the prevailing
firmness. The fact is that the trade are now demanding higher
prices for yarns generally than they did last week. And many
of the buyers think it advisable either to abstain altogether
from business, or at least to proceed with increased wariness,
now that the rise has become so considerable. As regards the
merchants connected with the north of Germany, they have

little inducement to operate while their rivers and wins are
frozen up. However, the buyers agree with the producers in
stating that, on the whole, there has seldom, .if ever, been so
light a stock in the market as there is at present. In Indian
qualities of mule, and in most of the medium and finer counts
for home consumption, this is particularly the case; and, even
in water twist for exportation, although still selling at a loss,
the stock is anything but considerable, as compared with
former years, though of course it is more than sufficient for the
existing demand.
ROCHDALE.—Rather quieter market on Monday than might
he expected at this time of the year. In the wool market there
is also little change, and prices may be quoted the same as

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those on the preceding Monday.
MACCLESFIELD.—No change of importance to note since
our last report. We bear of fair business being transacted in
manufactured goods at advancing rates. There has been some
inquiry for goods for the French markets, which is an unusual
occurrence in this neighbourhood. Most houses being now

In thrown silks the sales mil to a moderate extent : the
stocks being reduced very low, higher prices are expected for
what is coming round for the market. The position of the raw
silk market remains unaltered.
LEEDS.—A large amount of business continues to be done in
the woollen trade, and the manufacturers of the town and

neighbourhood are well employed. Prices are a shade higher
than they were a few weeks

BRADFORD.—WooI : Nothrng has occurred during the week
that calls for any change in our report. Noils and Brokes are
snore inquired for, and better prices realised.—Yarns are in
good request, and late prices maintained. There are some in-
quiries for Yarns for Russia, but the limits at which they are
wanted shuts out the chance of the orders being accepted.—
Pieces : The business doing is tolerably large, but the prices
are very unsatisfactory, compared with the cost of worsted and
cotton yarns. . .

iIxL7FAx.--An average amount of business has been done
in our Piece Hall, chiefly with mixtures, and with no material
variation in prices. The Yarn market is rather stiller than it
was, the weather having checked the purchases of the shipping
houses ; but there is a large demand for home consumption,
and the quotations have undergone no change. The spinners
being, in general, fully supplied, there is not much activity in
long wools, and prices have experienced no alteration. There
is a brisker inquiry for short wools, at a slight. improvement.
HUDDERSFIELD.---A brisk market this week. Every descrip-

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tion of woollens, either in superfines or lnw goods adapted for
the season, have been bought up with the greatest avidity.
Those who have visited us in the expectation of buying rem-
nants of stocks at a low price have been disappointed, for
many sales have been effected at an advance upon the offers
made a few weeks since.

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