The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-09 00:00:00

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On account of whom it may concern.
On Monday next, the 13th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office. Victoria-buildings, Mackin's-hey,
• • 300 Ballots PERUVIAN WOOL,
ex Perpetira, damaged by sea water. Apply to Messrs, Gibbs,
Bright, and Co., Merchants ; or
PERKINS & ROBINSON, Wool Brokers.

On account of P. M. Dove and John Semple, Eacirs., trustee::,
for whom it may concern.
On Wednesday-next, the 15th instant, at Two o'elock, at the
Broker's Office. 5, Rumford-street,
A Large Quantity of Loose American COTTON,
saved from the late fire in Stanley Dock warehouse, and now
lying in the Dock yard, opposite. Apply to
H. JNO. WEBSTERi Broker.

On Thursday next, the 16th instant at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, -
2,400- Pieces East India TANNED LEATHER,
1 Bale. SHEEP. SKINS,
4 Bales GOAT SKINS.
BROWNE; HtTNTER, de CO., Brokers.

COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Re Cotton litarlut.

In the Liverpool Cotton Market to-day there
was a good demand, and, with less disposition to
sell at the late currency, an advance of td per lb.
was obtained. The sales—including 100 Pernam-
buco at 7d to Bd, 400 Egyptian at Btd to 9d, and
1,000 Surat at 9.ad. to 41d—amounted to 20,000
bales, Of which 7,090 were on speculation and for
export. •

tin 6i:cranial rebut Alarket.
The Colonial' Produce Market today
experienced a,gcod business. .
Sugar.: The transactions continued very limited,
the sales being confined to a small lot' of Benares
at 47s 6d to 48s per cwt.
Morasses: 130 hhds. Barbadoes were reported
at IBs 9d per cwt. from the quay.

Ruin : 100 puncheons Demerara changed hands
at previous rates.

Coffee: Nothing took place.

Rice : 1-,900 hags Bengal were sold at 148, and
a cargo of Necransie (680 tons), to arrive, at
lOs 6d per cwt.

Gambier : 300 bales heated changed hands at
16s 6d per cwt.

Pepper : 450 bags black sold at 3/d per lb, for
first class damaged.
Linseed: 2,730 bags Bengal were reported at
49s 6d per qr., c. f. and i.
At the auctions the following transactions took
place :

Gambier : 100 bales at 16s 6d per cwt. for
heated and 17s 6d for sound.

Myrabolams: 1,300 bags repacked at 9s 3d
per cwt.

Orchella 'Weed : 150 bales, all faults, at 33s per
cwt. for first class damaged.

Olive Oil : 90 tuns (lying in Hull) at £54 10s
£55 lOs per tun for Gallipoli and Rosario.
Logwood: 45 tons Honduras at £4 12s 6d to
14 15s per ton, and 50 tons St. Domingo, all
faults, at £4 lOs to £4 12s 6d.

Sapan Wood: 15 tons, all faults, at a 10s

per ton.

Pig Iron, Bars, j
Rails, &c
Chendeals and j
Fine Iron ....
Salt
Dry Goods
Hardwaic
Earthenware
Passengers

IBaltimore.

s. d. s. d.
0 0...15 0

0 0...1.5 0

nominal.
20 0... 0 0
20 0... 0 0
0 0... 3 0

s. d. s. d.

15 0... 0 0

0 0...17 6

s. d. s. d.
8 n.. 10 0

0 0...10 0

nominal.

nominal,

0 0...20 0 20-7,17. 0 0
o 0 ..20 0 20 0..: 0 0
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£5 Os. ,E 5 10s. to £6
Gross. j Gross.

£5 Os
Nominal.

55ttgar 'Market.
(Fro;;z T. 4. IL _Littlalak 4. Co.'s Monaly Circular.)
The improved
..demand noticed in our Circular
of the 7th ult. has continued throughout the
month, and the market closes at an advance-of 6d
to is per cwt., but again, more particularly, on
the strong brown descriptions suitable for refining
purpc 8:1. The aggregate stock in the four ports
is similar to last month—say 119,000 tons, which
shows an increase of 13,000 tons over last year,
whilst the stock in this port shows a deficiency of
6,000 tons, being only 21,000 against 27,000.
This in consequence has been the highest market,
and is likely to continue so for some months, as
our supplies of useful sugar will be moderate.
The deliveries continue satisfactory and are likely
to continue so, as it is a good fruit season, parti-
cularly for stone fruit.. There is little change in
the estimate of the coming crops, but the accounts
from the West Indies are indifferent, particularly
from Barbadoes, where they have had a serious
drought. Molasses have again been in demand,
and Antigua have been sold for 19s.

Zte Mad Narita.
(From T. 4. IL Littkdale cf Co.'s Monthly Circular.)
The transactions in this market during the
past month have been unimportant, and the
general tone of business inanimate, the trade
having supplied themselves freely at our recent
public sales ; nevertheless as stocks are in very
small compass, they are held firmly and prices
are fully maintained. The London Colonial
sales opened on the 19th ult. with a large atten-
dance of buyers, and the rates of the previous
series were, and continue to be, well supported.
Continental buyers, who so thoroughly out-
distanced the home-trade at the last sales, are
neither so numerous nor so keen ; but home
buyers operate with avidity, having apparently
to make up their lost ground at the last sales—
this is a significant feature—these sales are
advertised to continue until the Ist Sept., and
to contain 90,000 bales. In the market for
English Wools—which, from its magnitude and
its general, though mediate, influence on all
other descriptions, may be. regarded the most
important—we have to report a decline of id
per lb.—that under all the circumstances, the
depression should be so slight, is at once indica-
tive of its sound 2osition: The entire English
Clip, estimated in weight at t the of the total
quantity consumed in England has lately been
I thrown upon the market, and encouraged by the
consumption of the past few years, which has
gained largely upon the production, the dealers
have bought heavily at the extreme rates which
have ruled for the last twenty years—no wonder,
therefore, that the continued bad weather, in
operating prejudicially to the harvest, should
have produced a reaction—and during the next
two or three months—say, until the pressure of
stocks has been reduced and the course of things
more clearly discerned, we may expect a weak
market and fluctuations,