The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-03 00:00:00

desirous to sell ex ship ; hence a reduction of is.
to 2s. 6d. per tierce has. been submitted to in some
instances, whilst warehoused parcels have gene-
rally been firmly held. •
In Point the transactions are unimportant.
The advance asked on• old has for the present
almost put a stop to the demand ; and new, though
steady, is not active.
For BACON the consumptive demand is slow;
but the stocks of Irish and. home•cured being very
light compared with last year, and the
.qxality of
the American being approved of, dealers and
speculators have taken rather freely of the late
arrivals, and at full prices.
There is increased activity. in CHEESE ; and for
really fine qualities considerably advanced prices
are made.

tare Cituttai prokta Rtarkrt.
The Liverpool General Produce Market was
generally very quiet.

SUGAR.—The market closes very quietly, and
there are no transactions to report.
MOLASSES AND COFFEE.—Nothing has taken
place.

•
RUM.—Only a small parcel of bemerara has
been disposed of without change. •
. , •
RICE.-1,350 bags Bengal'have changed hands
at 10s. 9d. to lls. 101 d. per cwt., chiefly at.. the
latter price for old middling.
JUTE.—The Jufe offered to=day being Of qiialities
suitable to the wants of the trade, sold readily,
3,200 bales realising £l5 15s. to' £l9 2s. 6d.,
being an advance in some cases of 10s. to 20s.
per ton. •
_ _ _

PEPPER.-450 bags Black, at 44-d.
PIMENTO.-80 bags, at 4d. per lb.
SEEDS.-200 bags Bombay Linseed, at 525. to
535. per quarter.
SAGOFLOUR.-200
,bags at 16s. 6d. per cwt.,
for sound.

DYEWOODS.-140 tons Campeachy Logwood,
£6 17s. 6d. ; 20 tons - St.. Domingo Logwood,
£4 12s: 6d. to £4 15s. ; a small lot of Zante Fustic,
£l7 ; 10 tons Barwood, £3 12s. dd. per ton.
DRYSALTiitIES, &C.-12 cases white Argols at
115 s. ; 10 chests fine orange Shellac, 190 s. ;• 10
tons best 2nds, Brimstone, £9 7s. 6d. per ton; 20
tons Nitrate of Soda, 7 per cent., 13s. 9d. ; 125
bags 3 per cent. Calcutta Saltpetre, 40s. ; 600
bags Myrabolams,,l2s.to 13s. ; 25 tons American
red Cloverseed, 48s. to 48S. 6d. per cwt.
OILS, &c.-Palm, £46. Tallow steady. Olive
in good request,; 200 tons sold during the week,
chiefly to arrive. 200 tons of Lard sold in the
week ; American at 595. 6d. to 61s. 6d. ; Tuscan
at 58s. to 58s. 6d. to arrive. •Good business done
in Cod Oil, on the spot and ;to arrive, at £36, and
Seal at £34 to £35. Linseed, 28s. to 28s. 6d.
Gingelly, 375. 200 barrels Archangel Tar at 19s.
to 21s. in theoweek ; and -300 barrels medium
Rosin to-day at 7s. per cwt. ,

?iJ stebs sub Offs- Warket .
oir-S4Cliand,Oil Markets has
been tolerably firm this week. Rapeseed main-
tains its pkice, bat the recent arrivals will pro-
bably have a depressing influence on the article;
Linseed is barely as firm as befOre, but no sales
of moment have been effected below the quota-
tions of last week. To-day Bombay Linseed is
worth 525. per qr., Bengal '49s. to 50s. ; fine
Guzerat Rape • 545. to 565., fine biotvil Bombay,
51s. to 525: Linseed Oil realises £27 naked.
RapeOilln excellent demand, at £39 to £4O for
brown (English), £4l to £42 for
.refined. Lin-
seed Cakes : English much sought after -at
£lO £lO American £9 10s. to £lO.
Rape Cake : Feeding, £5, Manure, £4 10s.
The following are the transactions for the week :
Offered for sale, 2,000 bags Bombay Linseed.
Sales reported, 5,160 bags Bombay Liriseed, at
525. per . quarter.; 680 bags calcutta ditto,' 'at
495. 6d.. per quarter. Sales advertised for next
week, 1,300 bags Ea,st India Linseed ; 1,500 bags
Mustard Seed; 1,850 bags Rapeseed; 283 bags
Ground Nuts. Imports this week, 250 bags Cal-
cutta Linseed. •