The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-10 00:00:00

The harsh w

We have to note a stead

y eonsump.
orn market du►ing the week, and we quote
1 per 'Nibs ; flour is to Is 61
To day we again

prices higher on wheat 2d to 2,,
per barrel ; a'td Indian corn is per quarter
had a good retail demand, and

Really choice 11

lie full prices noted was
such

g scarce, arid fa:

extreme prices are paid

CORN : We had a fair attendance at our Corn Exchange
this morning, and experienced a steady trade for most deicrip-
Lions of wheat, at the current rates of Tuesday ; also for flour,
good qualities of which realised rather more money. In the
value of oats, barley, and beans we quote no alteration,
whilst oatmeal met with more enquiry, and is tho turn
dearer. A. good amount of business was done in Indian
corn, especially in white, which was in good request,
at full prices, Arrivals and Exports from the 6th
to the 8:h May, 1856, inclusive : Ireland, 200 qrs
wheat, 150 qrs barley, 360 qrs oats, 66 qrs beans, 1,272 sacks
- ,
_ Its, 40 qrs pease;
out, of Europe, 154 qra
, 8,135 qrs Indian
1,350 qrs wheal,

oatmeal, 190
Canada and other British
wheat ; United States, 1,9
corn, 2,552 barrels tliur :

; Coastw

20
Europe,

4,105 sacks flour ;
qrs wheat, 150 qrs barley, 375 qrs oats, 66 qrs bear.,
pease, 8,135 qrs Indian corn, 1;272 sacks oatmeal, 4,295 sacks
flour, 2,552 barrels flour. Exports: Ireland, 1,111 qrs
wheat, 5,232 qrs Indian corn, 959 sacks flour, )10 barrels ;
Coastwise, 125 qrs wheat, 50 qrs beans, 1.5 qrs Indian corn,
7G barrels Indian meal, 35 sacks oatmeal, 271 sacks flour,
631 barrels flour; Foreign parts, 12 qrs barley, 150 qrs oats,
25 sacks oatmeal.

?,520 c

Total, 1,044
40 qrs

R. MAKIN AND SON

LONDON

SUGAR We have had a quiet market this week, hut prices
cen supported, although the amount of business has been
below the usual average. The refined market without altera-
tion.

RICK; There has been rather more firmness in this market,
yet the market has a heavy appearance.
RUM ; Business has been done to a limited extent, at fully
previous rates; strong Jamaica, 3a ld to 4s; Demera►a proof,
2s 4d.

COFFEE : A fair amount of business has been done, chiefly
in public sale, but prices have with difficulty been supported.
Native Ceylon, Os to 535.
TEA : The market has been dull during the week, but prices
have beau supported.

SALITETRE has been dull of sale, and sales to a.ny extent
could not be made without giving way in prices,
SPIOSS have sold heavily, at a shade de,,line.
Corrort : A small amount of busir,,ess done, at previous

TALLOW : The market is firm, but not quite so much doing,
Town tallow is quoted 46a net earth ; Petersburg YC on trio
spit 461 ; May to June, 43s 9d; October to December, 46s
3d to 46s 6d.

HOP : Our market continues to be well supplied with all
kinds of hops, in which an average business is doing, above
quotations. This week's imports are 79 bales from Hamburg.
Mid and East Kent pockets, £3 5s to £6 6s per cwt; Weald
Kents, £3 to £5 sa; Sussex, £2 16s to £4 15s,
CORN : The present week's arrivals of English whelt, coast-
wise and by land carriage, have been very moderate, and the
show of samples here to day was limited. For most kinds we
had a steady demand, at prices fully equal to those of last
Monday. The imparts of foreign wheat are under G,OOO
That grain changed hands to a moderate extent, on
In barley and malt very little was doing, at

Monday's currency. The supplies were moderate
of oats was good, and the oat trtdo ruled heavy, at Monday's
decline in value. Beans and peas were unaltered in price. The
flour trade was steady.