The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-04-17 00:00:00

At Ballymena, on Saturday, the quant

brought for sale'veas ;lso limited ; -they were general

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bought up, at a shade higher prices than in previous 'Ter
market. At Lurgan, on 11th instant, there was a. n'o

supply of all kinds, a good demand, and prces

maintained

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WHITE LINENS : There is no chango to note
report.

BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARKETS : Flax aO,
There was a good demand at Dundee last week for 1,

sorts of flax, and large transactions' prices being
tamed ; sales of PCM at £4O per ton • LPCIVI' £4l;
£43; Petersburg 9-heads, £39 • ircliangel4th sorto,'oeb
Irish handscutched, £3B. Tow is generally: unsaleable, t!tv ler
offered at a reduction ; There has c
been a little enquirojosist
fine. The arrivals of the week ending 9th instant! either
only of 51 tons tow. At Hull there is no alteration in joie
price or demand, as respects the better qualities of 1113014'
rior sorts are neglected, and to be had on ensicr term ,s los;
£42 per ton; WPIIT, £4l • Petersburg 12-beads, 0.
gsot/
9-heads, £35 10s. Arrivals of week ending 9th jreterr
were 295 tons flax and tow. Latest advices from 3s;
burg quote 12 heads flax, £32 is f. ob. ; 9 heads, t
the
6 heads, £26 ss. Our Ghent correspondent
ndent reports, tui3re, or
prevalence of cold dry, frosty weather during the 155 t three'
four weeks, bad retarded the sowing of the crePt
.0000.
favourable change, ten days since, had caused it to be rei/
The early sown flax is now above ground and looks wenial,te
the markets for blue or Flemish flax the supPlY -of the
has been inconsiderable, in consequence' of the stnLe.lti, out
weather being adverse to scutching, and farmers bilsCidisttic
door work ; prices unchanged. In the Courtrat sore
first qualities are not to be had, 2nd and 3rd sort!
es for
and dear, but lower qualities abundant, and Pried /rot?
the latter looking down. Some first quality' is exPect fore
last year's growth, but it will be eight or ten tveekl3,:pca de°,"i
appears in the market. Yarns : A large business bas be
at ot fa"
at Dundee in both flax and tow yarns, especially flIX' lookl
prices. The Belgian mills are at full work, and Price 6 a°-
Up. Linens: In the Scotch manufacturing distiiet! te
business is doing at full rates. Advices from New °obi bY
Ist inst., report that a good many linens continue to belt
State.auction at low prices. Last advices from the Haval'ua
that the market for Irish linens is particularly flat.

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DISSOLUTIONS Or PARTNETISIIIP —T. Booth atif„a
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Booth, Nelson, Lancashire, wine m r hants.rir
Kaye, G. L. L. Kaye, J. Marsden, and ir °
oolley, Yorkshire, coal proprietors, so far
shire,Ji7Taol
fed.
hasarjltosnaeAum. L
stonemasons,. ] ay e . T S
J.
ldvertill:itallindsJo.n n Farrar,nd
08. r
borough, Yorkshire, grocers. J. Davenport ai'd
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nipcel silverbadirßipir'oEcoidAtsohtTl.e:ilaroe,bbni
ii;ss
on:
e_kplaters,brokers.
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ni ye erasn d arr.: of,
RECREATIONS.-4n
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t ohanen- Sunday
Royaldelast
oe' ,reu r 11
id
Blue. The concert terminated with the fr,clleilfr
English national airs precisely at six o'clock. the
ments in the pavilion were in great request, aue „,ec
rather dear, left no canse for complaint in r.
quality. Vot the least remarkable incident of thL, ,
proceedings was the ready obedience paid bY tit 111
to the polite invitation from the Board of :1",-f
r!
wnich was posted on all the large trees, to reif
smoking near the music platform ,or thel r
room. „red
On the sth of April, the Russians aioll"" art
foreign vessels would he permitted to enter the P,is
Odessa, under similar conditions to those which 1; F.
before the war began. Next day an Austrian a,11`,., Po
dinian merchantman anchored in the Quarantiaccoli,
The intelligence of peace having been concladCa
Odessa on the 30th March by telegraphi 13
c , sit,
which was delivered to the Commatider-in•cl"oic ;
ra
at the theatre. The news was•at once made pa,"„ci,e
national anthem was played, and there was a. %steal
jubilation. On the 31st two English steamers aguijoiall
flag of truce, and stood in towards the port A „....essog,e,
boat was sent oil' to them, and returned with the wciy
that, as peace was concluded, the British caPV7er saiu
willing to salute the Russian flag. The comMaurrhe tw°
lie should be happy to return the compliment' sliorc;
steamers cast anchor at about 500 yards from
vied
and each fired 21 guns. The Russian batteries al;5
shot for shot. The ships hoisted the Heatedßnssiall ove
as English flag, and the red flag of England .a.
the strand batteries near the white one of go, crew
steamers obtained a supply of provisions, and to
received permission to visit the city.

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