The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-17 00:00:00

Oa Salt,

' WINES AND SPIRITS,
FOR ROME USE AND EXPORTATION.
Apply to
CHARLTON R. HALL & SON, Brokers,
, 17, Dale-street.

VINS DE FRANCE.
4.l4,M,Bougourd et. 4aujot au Havre, Commissionaires, e
gins de Bordeaux, de Champagne, de Bourgogne, e
ftn Eaux de Yie de Cognac. Exportation.
2. Repr&antants de Msison de Cognac. Exportation.
3. Vins fins de Champagne. Alain Bougourd et Manjot ai
• Havre, Represantants de Messrs; de, St:Marceau' &Co
Exportation.
For parilculars apply to

' CH. DENES,
49, North John-street, LiYernool

COMMEACIAI.4.,

Its LIVERPOOL; FRIDAY EVE/NG.
1/..r.
Ofaitolt, Varlut.
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The Liverpool Cotton Market to-day, notwith-
standing - the increased demand, was so freely
supplied 'with Cotton, especially in the grades
below middling, 'that it cloiedi with the same
=auction in prices'as noticed in the early part of
the week, but in no case amounting tolnor9 thanid on the common, and 1,16 d on the hitter
qualities of American. The quotations now art
Middling Uplands, 6;d; Mobile, ; Orleans.
61d. The Committee of Brokers place , fah
XJplands, 7d ; Mobile, .7'4d ; Orleans, 71d. sratils
and Egyptians are in fair demand at,14.4 week's
rates. 3,530 American, and 50 Surat are reported
to hays been taken on speculation ; 7,200 Ameri-
can, 5,080 Surat, 270 Egyptian, 260 Pernam, and
100 Bahia for export ; solhat the deliveries to the
trade for the, week have beei:). about 44,500 bales.
The business to-day amounted to: about 7,000
bales. The following is a resume for the week
'The acoonnts from the United: States received on
Monday last, shewed the tptal receipts at the
shipping ports to be 571,000 bales in excess of
those of last year to same period, and many parties"
were, in consequence, raising their estimates of
crop, varying froth 4,300,000 to 4,500,000 hales.
The4p,fitcOonnto had, the effect of keeping pui
market quiet, and sales were made at a decline of
1-16 d to kd from the quotations given on Friday.
On Tuesday, however, later adviees were received;
via' Galivay, reporting lighter receipts and firmer'
markets, which induced speculators and exporter)
to come more freely' into, our market; for on
Wednesday the business summed up to fully
12,000 bales, and we had again yesterday a good

enquiry.
PRICES OF THIS DAY, ANIS G,7 THE SAME TIME LAST YEAR.
1E40., 159.
d. d. d. d
Upland, inferior to good ordinary 3i to 5; ... sto 81
low middling to middling fair 6 ... 6; ... 6 .. 7
fair
good fair
good and choice .., 7 , 71 ... 7 .. 74
New Orleans (ordinary Tennessee) 3 •.. 4; . . 4 ... 51
inferior to good ordinary
low middling to middling fair
fair
good fair ' 7 71 .. 8. 81
good 8 8. 8 . 81
very choice gin marks
Mobile, inferior to good ordinary
low middling to middling fair
fair
good fair 7 7 ...., 7i .. 7i
good and prinie 7 7 .. • 71,...1. 8
Sea Island, stained and sawginned
ordinary
14i6141ing
fair eletui, not fine
..
good Olean and. rather fine 164 .•.: 174 . 15 '. 161
fine and clean
Pernambuco
0

Marantimi
Bahia
Egyptian

17
:...' 47t :. 77'
7 ... 14 . , 7 ,12
3 ... 5} .. Si ... C,

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West Indies
Carthagena
Average quotation of fair Uplands, from the Ist January
the' 16th March, 1880, 7ad. ; same time 1859, 7d.

This week Price pai CurFrices
------ - - - DesCription. this wee mid. fair. Stock
Irmuirt gal. , .
—r-
-2.148 1 910 Sea Ibland ..; 3d. al7 124 a als* I'll
18540 Upland
5 7 4 7 t 67
176295098
7850 Mobile 3 7 6,-I,G 14
20560 New Orleans 4 9i 0 11,16 f i
. . 2660 Brazil 7 91 71 81 29200
11.37 $2050 Egyptian. 7 'l3 81 • 8 13070
103 10a West India 5 6i 7 7/ 1250
7542 ' 8450 East India 1 53 4 4 9-16 82990
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28859 , 2 6100---1;1 .---
. Total .. 801600

tte 51i*.e Xarket..
rtc Crf
'flae Liverpenl Share Market to-day was firm,
kl tow. The following is siimmary for the
week;--Turing the past week the Share Market
•has shewn a remarkable degree Of firmness, and
.prices generally have advanced; Great Westerns,
Leeds, and Midlands to the extent of two per
cent., and London and North-Westerns one per
gent., but Birkenheads have receded two per
cent., upon the Parliamentary position of their
lease. Money has been freely offered on loan all
week at 41, per cent., and several sums have been
-lent at 4 per cent: In local Stocks there has not
hecn much change, but Gas Stock has been some-
what litat, 3i17141,4 T,tank Stocks, on the Other hind,
have been' in demand at; r4cr: higher prices.
The transactions to-day included-7Birkenhead,
691- 70 ; Bristol and Eieter Stock, 1014 c. ; Great,
Western, 091; 4aneashire and. Yorkshire Stock,
,1601, ; London , and North-Western, 98k 4 ;
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln Stock, 42k 2 k ;
gi(4.19.0, 1111 4 ; South-Eastern, 26 5-16 ;
Pacific Steam, 4ayietiop., 63.
The Share Market c 10594 ctt t4e following
Prices :

Sales after
Railways. Closing- Pric.es. , 1 o'clock.
Birkenhead & Cheshire Jn. 694 7012'
Caledonian ; • 9l id. 91-
Eastern Counties
Great Northern llO 112
Great Westerns
Lancashire & Yorkshire lOOl 1004 100
Loricl I,Torpi Western 981 981 98-7-4
Ditto 17skar4a
Manchester, Slid., et Lin. 4 42k 42.1
Midland Stock
North British' • 614 61
N?rth Staffordsbixe —31 d
.N4f.:Mast:eru,--Berwick 931 931
po. York a 44. -- 7q
Do. Leeds Northern fat -; 461
Oxfotcl, W. &Wolyerhptn.
gouth Astern 26 7-16xd 261 21
Dnecli
&eat Luxembourg .... 61'
Grand Trunk of Canada... $1 •-7-
.Gt. W. of Canada
Ditto new shares -
Buffalo and Lake Huron si
Lombardo-Venetian
Great sip 9/6

;6 7-16 7-16
6(.1
64-

8 d
54
10/6

4e general Prokut *ft.

The Liverpool General Produce Market to-da
was quiet with prices not materially changed.
SUGAR.—I 4 coqqeckplice of a ieport in the early
' part of the week of a cooten?plated fechictiolit ill
the duty in France, the market became rathef
unsettled, and a fair amount of business was dove,
the increased lerip.T4cls of 4older§ preyet:itini

larger transactions. An advance of 6d was paid
on refining kinds, but the market hd.s si s become
.dieter, and the lateSt sales do aintain
the imivement,' Colonial!.. India: 126
hogsheads' of Demerara sold e Y 39s to 40s per
ewt. No salesin foreign is or Bengal.
Manilla: The tie`S' on the sAo nsist of 3,800
Mats unclayed at 33a ;9d froM quay, and 100
tons clayed at 395.Z.': whj J c business for
arrivalvincludes 14,910.06SLIZOitiyed.„at 33s 3d
from the quay, and a cargo, 23,450 .liffats, clayed
at 38s 9d per cwt, floating conditions, landing
weights, for an outport. Brazil :On the spot
13,150 bags__teporte.d, including good brown Ceara;
and Macei 255, Maranham and Pernam at
25s 6d, andParaiba at 23s 9d to 24s oa ; to arrive
2,800 bags Paraiba sold, at 2ps ger cwt. for an
outport, landing weights, usual condition. _
MOLASSES.—The bu guess CoUghits dtwo cargoes
to arrive; one of 800 puncheons )nixed clayed and
Muscovado Cuba, at 16s 6d for the former, and
17s 6d for the latter, the other 280 Runcheons
Cienfuegos at 19s per cwt. The quotations now
apply to new glop:
Rum.—Owing to the small quantity offering,
there is not inneh business to report, but a rather
better inquiry has. been eiperienced. • Sales, Q
puncheons of Demerara, without change in price.

COFFEE.--l'here will be some public sales to-day
of Jamaica, Ceara, and Costa Rica, but nothing'
has been done during the week wortiir of not}ce:
COCOA.-7NO Nrafer-kakes arepori,ll

RicE-Bengal continues in good demand, and
full prices are realised; for low grinding descrip-._
dons au advance of 3d to 64 latts bee!' obtained,
with little now offering 4 ths ,raarket rates.; in
other descriptions there is no Change. The sales
iticl de 1;100 pneketaireilgarkflls 3d,1;200 bags -
Momby. at lOs 6f1,1,340 bags low, peeled Rangoon
at 8s 9d to 9s 3d, 1,300 bags fine Rangoon on
privsoAeiins, 250 bags Medras at 9s 9d, and 50
tierces Carolina at `4,l4s•Rel• cwt/
PEARL SAGO.—A little more inquiry has led to
the sale'of '670 boxes small grain, of good to fine
quality, at 17s 6d to 19s per cwt.
SAGO FLOUR.—The
,sales are to a moderate
extent, and consist of i?opo bags at 15s 6d to 17s
per cwt., as-in quality, --
SPICES, &C. Pepper : 168 bags" Singapore
black at 4Zd per lb. Pimento :50 bagS atl3:fd
per lb. for.first-class damaged. fr
DRYSALTERIES, : 3 tone 'Rhenish
at 107 s 6d, and 58 casks red Oporto at 50s to 54s
per ewt. --Ashes -Sales- about- m- brie:, priiri- -
pally last year's -pots at-19s to 29S 6d; with nest/
at 30s, and, pearls at 33s per cwt. Bark : 500
bags Baltimore, to arrive, at 8s 3d, and a few
hhds. Philadelphia at 9s for coarse; "to 9s 9d per
cwt ''for fine ,groUnd. Berries : 25 bags yellow.
Persian at 44s 6d per cwt. Borate of Lime : 50
tons, at, 4,,,24, lOs per ton. , Brimstone : 400 tons
sold at- -£9-2544 to -49-5 s for-best 3rds, and £9
7s 6d to £9 lOs per ton kir best:sacopds:. s Castor
Oil: Small sales of pale: at 61d per lb. , qqtch :
i 470 bags sold; sound at, 308 to 31s, all faults at
28s to 28s 6d per cwt. Divi Divi : 15 tons at
,£l3 15s to £l4 per ton. Gambier :.8(0 bales
sold, at 17s 04 to 18s for sound, and 'l7s for
heated. Gum: 10Q Serons, Ciedd.S. at 27s to 26s ;
sorts, all faults, at .295; 80 cases and 25 brls.,
yellow 'at 40s to 'sos; up to 80s per nwt, for
fine picked. India ; Rubber : 15 cases fine
Para at .2s sd, N_ bags _Negrcalead at
is 81c1 per lb. Lac Dye: 15 chegts native at 6d
per lb. Manganese: 150 tons Spanish at £3 8s
to £3 15s per ton for 64 to 67 per cent. 4pther-.
of-pearl Shells : 80 cases of Manilla at 120 s per
cwt. Myrabolams : 200 bags 8914 at lOs 6d per
cwt. for first crass. ' Munjeet' lower : 70 bales
isold at 35s to 40s per cwt. Nitrate of Soda : 400
tons reported at 13s 6d to 16s for 91 to 3 per
cent., and 550 eons to arrive :at 14s per cwt.
Orchella Weed: 20 bales Angola at £55 per ton.
Rattans: 2,700 bundles at 2414 pee tOO Banes for
sound. Saltpetre : Early in the week .there was
no change to notice, but the overland nail
bringing advices of the imposition at Cal-
Cutta of an export duty of two rupees R,
maund, the market has become excited, and
prices have advanced from 2s to 3s per cwt. ;
the sales are about 2,175 liagb 'Calcutta, at' 38s
for 5 per cent. early in the week ; and, subse-
quently, at 348 64:Ito4iita tor 'lll.tc. 'per cent.
refraction; 60 cases Bombay sold at 33s 6d per
cwt. for 5i per cent. 1 4ugittp : 700 bags of
Palermo at 12s to 13s 9d, and 260 Tyrol at
7s 3d to 7s 6d per cwt. Tartar : 50 cask
sold. yellow ,at__l3os. to 1355., and.cream at
145 s 'to 150 s: pef' cart. Turmeric : small
lot of Bombay at ,Is4i, per cwt. t • Bees' Wai: 12
Cases bleacbeid:,Bast India at £9 lOs :per, ewt,
DYEWOODS.—Logwood: 60 tons Campeachy
at £7, and 80 tons all faults at £6 12s 6d to
£6 15s ; 100 tons of St. Domingo and Jamaica at

',.. £4 15s per ton, Fustic : 50 tons Maracaibo at
£5 2s 6d; 100 tone 44) lache at £5 10s to
£5 12s 6d, and fine iSavanilla at £5 las ; $0 tons
Campeachy, all faults, at £6 to £6 7s 6d, and
10 tons St. Domingo, all faults, at £6 to'S6 2s 6d
Per ton. Lfrqa Wood: 35 tons,= all' faults, at
£l3 7s 6d to £l3 12e 6d, eafrl 44)-Irld at £l4 per
ton. Nicaragua Wood: 25 tons large wood at
1 £l5 2s. 6d. to £l5 12s 6d per ton. • Barwobd; 25
tons at £3l2s 64 to 4 l's per ton. Red sanders
Wood: 18 tons-at £5 12s ad per tou. 1;ony 3
tons green at tll lOs per ton..
SEEDS, &c.-=-Linseed, Exporters having come
into the market, a large business has been tran-
sacted, at 51s to 52s per quarter for Bombay,
closingvery firm at the latter price ; sales, 21,500
bags of Bombay, and 1,500 bags Calcutta, at 49s
6d per quarter, from quay. Rapeseed; The good
demand noticed. last liyeek. still continues, and
the sales are 4,00 bags, Bengal at 50s 44, blown
Bombay et 50s .94 to Os, and gwerat et 55s 6d
to 58s per quarter. Cloverseed; IQ6 bags Ameri-
can red at the quotations. Timothy Seed ; 150-
bags at 35s to 36s per cwt. Cotton: Seed Cakes :
15 toils at £7 17s. 6d. per ton. , ,
HMO; 4c.--The market is quieter for Manilla,
and-no business .to report. Inte; The sales reach
3,000 bales at £l4 to £22 lOs for common to fine,
being full rates, but the article showed a little
weakness at-the close. Piassava : 8 tons Para at
'. £32 ; Bahia at £l2 per ton.
OILS, &c.--Palm Oil : With a steady market, the
demand has been fair at £45 15s to £46 per ton ;
sales 45Q tons, chiefly on the spot. Olive Oil
without any excitement; there has been a steady
consumptive demand, at fully last week's rates,
1 and the sales reach 80 tuns. Fish Oils : There is
' nothing doing in Seal; 100 tuns Cod sold to arrive
at £36, and 50 tuns Sperm, bagged, crude and head
matter at £lOO per tun. Seed Oils; Linseed in
steady request; sales 120 tons, at 28s 3d to 28s
6d in town and export casks. Rape firm at the
late advance. Retail sales of Clingelly at 38s.
Of Lisbon Seed-Oil, 20 pipes sold at 41s per cwt.
110 n! Holders have again accepted rather lower
prices for common, and the sales are 2,560 brls.
at 4s C.pd down to 4s 4d for common,' and at 4s Bd.
to 8s 3d per cwt for low to fair medium. Spirits
of Turpentine quiet ; there is rather more dispo-
sition to sell at 3"Os Cdr sales 125 brls. at 35s 64
to 35s 9d per cwt.
TEA.—Some considerable parcels of medium to
tine grepr, gut of regent anivals have been placed
at full rata ; in other kiwis very little has Ic.cil
done, and pricei are without change.

pribis= 1 'Market
The Iti`,PrOul Provision Market to-day was
panderatel: active, and generally firm.
BEEF.—A speculative together with ,a fair
trade demand for low Beef, Met freelP by holders,
has run upthe sales for the week to about 2,000
tierces. It prices there is no material change,
b 4 the heavy stock gives buyers the 44yaqtage.

' doif Illarktt

The Liverpool Corn 44r4pt this morning was
tolerably well attended, and fair transactions in
Wheat are reported for consumption, in addition
to some parcels taken to hold over, the demand
running chiefly upon red American and French
descriptimiS, sellers realisimf an improvement of
1d per cental on ' the prices of Tuesday last,
American and superior narks of sack Flour are
held for a small advance, and the sale is less free
than before; all extra qualities are within small
compass. Beans in steady request at full priCes.
Oats are held firmly, and Oatmeal commands
extreme rates, with a fair consumptive inquiry.
indian Corn moved slowly to-day, with scarcely
any variation from the eurreueies 144 queted.
The -following is the week's summary :—The
Wheat trade through Out the various markets of
the country this week has been characterised by
greater firmness than of late, and a better demand
he.s Reel experienced for ustiye Wheat,' which
has et ahled the growers to ohtaiu ii general An
sdvapee of is per quarter over the currencies of
the past week, b4t the' improvement is only
partially applicable to foreign.. Wiwg, Pl@
Gazette returns continue on an unusually exten-
sive scale, those for the week ended 10th instant
amounting to 122,316 quarters, but it is believed
that in many districts the farmers have made very
heavy inroads on their stack yards, being obliged
to trash out for the use o' the straw. We have had
a fir demand here for Wheat in the interval
since. Tuesday, but the prices of that day could
not be exceeded, and in Flonr the transactions
have been limited, With the exception of 3,156
quarters Oats and 4,443 loads Oatmeal from
Ireland, the imports of the past three days are
small ; the exports are alsO on a limited scale:

ARRIVALS AND EXPORTS
From the 13th March to the 15th March, 1860, inclusive.

_ .2. Flour.
INTO 7, 4 0 4 a••
LIVERPOOL, -
FROM Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. SkS. Sks.
Ireland 940 3156 , 8 ... 223 4443 902 ...
Coailtwise
CitrOda',&c . .
IT. States 1192 . . 1064 ••• 9}
EuroPe,&c ' ... 101
Egypt
INTO
Total 2898 1060 3454 81064' 223 4443 2340 94
EXPORTS TO --
For. Parts . . 50 ... 100 ...
Ireland l5B 76 ... .50 ._. .1113.5 •20 910
Coastwise
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