The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-04 00:00:00

LONDON

&MAR.—The market has a steady appearance at yesterday's
decline o, 6d.

Corivsm.—The public sale of plantation Ceylon Is ening off at the
advance of Is on Friday's currency. Native Ceylon has been sold
by private contract at 525.

-Rice.—The market is qulet;:aod low descriptions are difficult of
sale.

TEA.—The trade cmtinue to buy what their immediate wants
require. but there is an absence o' speculative dem inci.

gALTPRTRE.—The market 14 steady but not brisk.
COTTON.-300 bales sold at full prices, and the market has a firm

,ppearance

.6CHINEAL sold at previous rates ;"clean grain, 39 lod to 4s 2d;
Mexican black 34 7d to 3s lad.
Ph:rpm—White sold in pu'lic aale at 7d.
In other articles no material alteration .

TALLow.—The market is quiet to-day at the following quotas
tions:—Town tallow, 53s nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot,
525; September, 50s: October and December, 4gs Gd.
Bortonott Hop.—The hop market remains in a quiet sta`e. A
few pockets of new are daily arriving, but prices are not yet settled.
Duty, '275,n00 to £280,000.
CORN.—Fine parcels of English wheat could not be purchased
cheaper than on Monday last, bus secondary and inferior qualities
hung on hand, although freely offered at the decline then noted.
Foreign wheat met a retail demand, and was unchanged in value.
Flour lilt wise underwent no alteration. Indian coin less eagerly
inquired for. Barley comes slowly to hand, and maintains its value.
1 he receipts of na's have been small, and if any change, the to n in
price is against the buyer, lleans and pease as last note i. Arrivals
into London from Au T. 25 to Sept. 3 —English and Scotch—Wheat,
1,110 qrs. ; malt, 380. Irish—Oati, 350 qrs. Foreign—Wheat,
5,440 qrs. ; barley, 1,500 qrs; oats, 2,350 crs. Flour, 27 670 bits,
lifisias —There is still a good business going forward In the
British m wing stock market. Dividend shares are in demand and
firmer. Tin Croft shares have been dealt in at 4, and Cobre at 55.
Other foreign shares are quiet Subjoir ed Is the official list of yes.
terdav's transactions in the Mining Exchange:—Alfred Consols,
121, 13, ; Cubert United, 55, 2s fid ; North Basset, 34k, 34. ;
North Frances. 11 ; Providence Mines, 6 61 ' • South Frances, 360,
3625, 365 ; Trewetha, 3 5.16 L, 3, Se 9d U died Mexican, 43 ; West
Frances, 16; West stray Park, 9,3; Wheal Basset, 28tii, 2913,
295 Wheal Grenville, 275, 28s, 29.; Wheal Mary Ann, 365, ;
Wheal Trelawney, 223. In the Stock Exchange:—Wheal Basset,
290';tSouth Frances, 060 with dv) ; North Bassett, 34, 3 ;
Wheal Mary Ann, 35, 36; Providence Mines, till; Sortridge Con.
so,s. 23 ; Duke of Cornwall, 183 ; West Frances, 173 Trewetha,
3 5-16 ; East Tamar, is 6d. Tincreft shares were firmer.

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS,

SALFORD CATTLE.—At tni.
for,ard ;;omprised 1.140 beasts, 1
calves. 'I h-re was little change
We quote—Best beef. 6:11 to
prime welder mutton, 6d to 71 ~
'lid; veal, sto per lb, sinking tIK
Coax BUTTER.—At this day's rn^
ply brought forward. IL COr
demand was goad. and sell,
the following quotations:
100 s; Fourths, g6s ; Fifths, St.

ay's market the nambers brought
Ll7O lambs, and 117
1 or price+ paid.

sct to 6 I; coxs, 4d to 5d ;
ewe do, 5d to lid; lambs, 7d to

increased sup-
of 2 000 ca%ks and firkins. The
Ts bad the alvantage in price. We apace
—Firsts, 11091; -Seconds, 105 s , Thiids,

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