The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-08-02 00:00:00

LONDON.

SuoAß.—The market has decidedly given way in prices fully is 6d
this week without stimulating buyers, and a small amount of busi-
ness only done. Speculators have not operated, and the trade have
only bought what their immediate wants required. The refined
market quoted 6d lower ; brown lumps, sellers, sGs 6d, with scarcely
any buyers.
COI'VEIL—Pte public sales have been large this week, and Planta.
tion Ceylo❑ has advanced Is. Native Ceylon sold freely at sls.
Ccsta Rica sold rather heavily at about last week's prices.
TEA.—This article has been inactive during the week, but quota-
tions are not a'tered.

fircE.--A full amount of business has been done chiefly in cargoes
of Arracan afloat, at full prices; finer descriptions are quoted the
same as lest week.

Rum has soil to a limited extent at full prices to a shade advance,
2s Sd having be en paid for fine Demerara proof.
SALTPETRE has been neglected, but prices are unaltered.
SPICES have sold steadily.
COTTON.—A large amount of business has been done the last
three days, and prices show a slight advance.

DRUGS have sold steadily at previous ',tee
In other articles no material alteration.

TeLow.—The tallow
smibairk,ientedis:_qurio,e,n tallowt,butversyislitntleett
Present quotations are as cash
Petersburg
459p.0t9d5t20s
590 d..
Bo ; August and September, his;
October
accounts come more favourable from the
plantations,
pcel-mnanibtebhlree'the continuance of hot weather causes the
t uaGni
id YHD oe
Y.C. C
hopbackers of the duty to be more sanguine at .4'220,000, and the
market is very quiet.
Coati.—There was not much English wheat at market this
morning, nevertheless the millers would not purchase that little
unless at a reduction of 2s to 3s per qr, which was partially resisted
by factors. Foreign wheat and flour in good supple, and to have
made sales, something like the above decline must have been sub-
mitted to. The business done was very trifling. Country flour was
t per sack cheaper. Bailey scarce and fully as dear. Choice
vats ° 2s
maintain their value, but secondary and inferiooirquanlgitiliesisl Waen.de
again rather cheaper. Beans and peas uneh mged. Arrivals into
London from July 28 to August I :—Wheat, 2,0 E sao;eh, 12,980 foreign ; b,rley. 20 English and Scotch, 1,130 foreign
oats, 3,160 Irish, 16,960 foreign ; malt, 880 Enlish and Scotch.
oats,
Flour,
25s 6d; 8,860 bbeans, 403 8d; arrels. Averagpeas, 4 3ses—Wheat, 82s lid`, barley, 4Us 8d;
Ca.rrnit.—Weihave a full average supply of beasts, and very few
purchasers, consequently a large number remain unsold. Prices
generally are lower, i ut there is not much reduction in choicest
descriptions. The number of sheep and lambs is rather smaller
than on Friday last—it however exceeds the demand. The very
hot weather causes great caution in buying. There is not much
alteration in the calf trade. From Germany and Holland there
are 203 beasts, 1,600 sheep,
and 485 calves; ,300 beasts from the
Northern and Midland, le° mulch cows from the Home Counties,
Beasts at market, 909; sheep and lambs, 10,510 ; calves, 702 ; Pigs,
100,

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS.
WAKEFIELD Corn.--The wheat trade to-day is dull, at a declin
of fully 5s per qr. Other ar icles also tend downwards.
DuaLl COEN.—A email supply, and every description of home
and foreign prod' a lower. A mere retail bu4ineis done, to satisfy
the wants of the nay. A sample of new rapeseed was offered, which
sold for s7s per barrel.
_ _

irsts, I03s;
CCORK CORN.--a.ll._•,drixivehperaitc,e3s4sto6-dd;ayosatree, la3ss
follow to 13s
p.
Seconds, ; Thirds, 93s ; Fourths, 925; Fifths, 84s. There was an
active demand, and market strong. Quan'ity at market, 1,800.
13/CLUAST CORN.—Weather brilliant. White wheat, 17s Id per
cwt ; red do, 16s to 17s; oats, tts 6d to Os ad ; oatmeal, Lis to
13s 6d.
to day .
GLASGOW P
erinat InoN.—Thore was nothing done in this market
Sells 73a 6d,