The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-22 00:00:00

GREENOCK.—Oar. 29. nti;
ARRIVED.— Ocean Queen, North, from Gige
Moizean and Recovery, M'Lean, Charente. 1 ka
SAILED.---Oct 19: Manchester, Trldwati?
Wallace, Martin, St. John, N. 8.;; Califorl
Orleans • Resolution. I)oof, New York.--2°
Greig, Savannah.'
GRANGEMOUTH, Oar. 19' •Ao
ARRIVED.—Henry and Elizabeth, Walker/
Albn, Wilne, Quebec.
SyAILED.—Gwen Gebinder, Severities, for B a;i
• "itk
dinavia, Ruiberg, Ruakjobing.: 'i
ARRIVED IN THE CLYDE, OCt.
St. Kitts ; sailed, Sept. 3rd

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LIVERPOOL MARKETS rg',„ii,i.
(Written expressly for the Northern Da".'
The SUGAR market has been quiet, the busice':i;
fined to 50 hhds. Porto Rico to a grocer, at t Azt,
345. 9d., being previous prices. Molasses and nu DT`PPA
'ected.
About 800 ba
eU
t 1,54'
itt

gds
withdrawn,Bahia
C
this morning
395. to 48s. per cwt. The Bahia, Coco a
COFFEE
have sburbellegqii:e°

buyers at E

did not sell. ragto,
TEA.—There has been more inquiry for
and several parcels have changed hands at 4,1
Hoa kinds from ls. 3d. to Is. 6d. per lb., hive
• '
better demand.
The demand 'for Arraeali RICE has • sgs-;
11,
2000 bags on the spot having realized Ili. 9g• to
an advance of 3d. per cwt. st
By auction 750 bales Jute, found buYellu-0
for common to good quality, being fully `lOl.
540 bags Rapeseed•have brought 48s. per 4
Covrox.--,The sales to-day are 6,000 bald, °
have been taken for export, and on speculation.
sed
CORN.—The weather continues wild and
rain and flood in many parts of the country, the !sescri,
later part of the. harvest difficult and protracted't•c,
backward in general, and in some districts in3Prg I
Britishmarkets are this week again on the advOc.;
ing a smaller rise than ls. to 2s. per qr. for Alrhl
we have had an extensive business in 'Wheat aniio
Tuesday at a corresponding improvement in `'t,
small parcels of Grain and Flour, with a Inoder2o7,-
Oatmeal, comprehend the supplies into this port/
from Ireland, since Monday last ; and during the4,Z
the only arrivals of Grain from abroad are corer;
qrs. of Wheat from the United States, Canaul'e)
Archangel, and Constantinople, with 13,056 bail
and Canadian Flour, but merely 30 sacks frotarc
Europe ; the exports of the last three days beingi
rather liberal scale. This day's market b6gb fihtll4.
attended by local and country millers, and Enec
and eagerness to get inte'steek prevailing, the It 911
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all good fresh Wheat were to a very consider, 4
extensively for investment, and partly for actual :biF Far
commanding an improvement of fully 3d. per Wittzt
rates of Tuesday.—Flour has also had a large ae°)
advance of ls. to ls. 6d. per barrel, and sacks v.,
same proportion ; both speculative and eonsn°9,
laoiavtiang taken freelyweremoreread of Americanilysolat
full
d priceescsr._iptn
i3ioeatt.";
1)0
dearer.---New Oatmeal 'was cheaper, but superi°l.l ;
old command attention, and bring 6d. to ls.
quotations. For Indian Corn we have had a rene:l4
tire inquiry, but no great business has trans?'
demanding Is. per qr. advance.

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REVIEW OF THE WEEg' P
Sugar: The market remains very quiet, and tl' 0,•
,
sist of GOO hhds. B. P., 2000 bags Bengal, t° ' 1,„")' Iti,
Madras, without material change in prices.-----r , .P"-tt‘ '
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:
sales are to a greater extent than for some time r, 4l,
at the close of the week must be quoted rat ke"hei„
quantity sold, chiefly to the Refiners, amounts iti°oo. ,k,,,ttlia
low brown Bahia at 195., 50 baskets fine r leli,:tN,
235. 6d. per cwt. in bond; 330 hhds. Porto Ric° kreqd tl)
Muscovado at 335. 3d. to 365. 3d., and 50 boVot itl,/,,,41
345. to 355. duty paid.—ln molasses there has ° StNee:l,
business done.—Coffee : There are no sales ofd 1 'IN i
ported, and in Foreign the business is limited to i' ,tit4y
Domingo at 445. to 455. Gd. per cwt.-400 bags
~I)P. 'lett eid
sold at 42., and a small lot of white at 94d. ri'ollo:lp,' °-
100 tierces of Carolina sold at 21s. 6d. to 235., 'JP,' '), terra
Bengal at 14s. 3d. to 155., 8000 bags Arracilicrsl '444,
with about 5000 bags to arrive at I2s. per
gcwt/model,, It
rum consist of 170 puns. Demerara, at the 04' be'
the previous week.--Tea : Medium con
ous Oc,',le l''
at about id. per lb. above last week's
rates ; ” ac
held for a corresponding advance, and are in mote 32
improved trade inquiry to report for common. '',. f
were offered by public auction yesterday, 513 '',l„a
damages, and all found buyers • most of the 5° o
taken in at full rates.—The esal
300 bags Cu tg
sales in East India 1
ig :e
~14,1. Q have been triflina: about
for heated, and sound ex-ship at 565. to 565• °• re
Myrabolams at 10s. 6d.; 400 bags
,Sago Flour 3„„
cc
,hvite.ilfyo
rat
American 22 s.; Bo_boxesSaltpetre
.Sal Sago a.
stm:ol°,7ll,
fewcc 2s.thn tons of
at 28s. 6d. per cwt. for 7-1 per yeent. cent.--About 6
ffoßreAesf'riWcana,x
anhdavaet
xbe7ensstatkoeux.„7at,:c
Nitrate of Soda brought 17s. 3d. to le;er h.
cwt., being chiefly for export, at the . 111 '''S
aOr 'Ca et'elk
No amendment has taken place in the denistl-4„A t lIt'"
kind of Dyewoods, and the transactions rerl'-; :0 ktth
moderate scale, consisting of 20 tons of St. D°l3l'n' 40
at £5 ss, 10 tons• Cuba Fustic at £9 ss, 10 tone 1, cht
£7, 60 tons Lima Wood at £l3 10s, and 30 t 'r tide
Sapan Wood at former Prices.—The only sale mil 4/
week is 1100 brls,, Stockholm at 201 V brl.-1 kr 0
Ashes have been sold, ()Hat 28s 6d, and new at d ; ligi 1111
nothing doing in pearls.—Cloverseed continues lo f 110/ I
at improved rates, and 1500 bags Bombay Linseo 0 titt`cttic
ized 54s 6d to 55s per quarter.—There are no trillt;. 144 a,
moment to report in Hides. Brimstone has CO,,t etto
limited demand, the sales being only abont 150 t°l',-
rather in favour of the buyers.-- For Sicily SualLi4
been a good inquiry, and upwards of 1500 bags 'i
buyers, at extreme prices ; the chief part for arrill.rf
have been in brisk demand, and about 400 col(' if
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red have been taken, principally at 40s to 4lij o' \\,,,,,,
Bologna white as high as 90s per cwt.—Thero eti"bic' '
much excitement in all, descriptions of Tartar, `.51 Its,,,‘
again experienced a considerable advance, about "t
Cream having changed bands, from 130 s early in the
to 152 s 6d per cwt. at the close.—Olive Oil 1285,11 e '"..e.
lected, and the sales of the week have been in sro3"ils 4
business
ontu3ldsadbi,
npacareeotersl barely
soaycdt
oiwrpvnetarl
den:iphienoada
sulresrrbaoßpetpiziaosnpcfet
done
po.ioas—nnl
lee; Au
in
aribele
realizing
soul
aitpzt3ii7ro4nioo:
tssot uno6:nsd3s
£34 per tun.—Linseed Oil is in better desmSacaino:loatit°':::ll l'll44;tr:
595 per cwt. 1100 tons Palm Oil on the spoTemtontdr4aPeniadsnt."--Z illitl'
arrive are reported at £39 10s to £4O per ton.- —'s kjklti
been iii good request, Petersburg Y.C. selling at '9,:. tql,l'i
to 595, Tanganrog at 58s, South American 565 ed„i j.,4Nril;
per cwt., and 30 tons Cocoa-Nut Oil at £4' to ','„(f Lik '
Small lots of American Lard have been i move' ,-gt 7 C
quotations.—Baltic Hemp continues without ell 4 rle
bales of Jute were sold by auction this morning witajec c, Pt
at £2l to £23 for common to good quality, being a 'NI
the previous currency of lOs per ton. 'ye '44.
COTTON.—We have had a remarkably steady buteo 41
forward in Cotton this week, the demand" having ta- ),,,,
gularly some 7000 bales per day, causing a gradual ie s,'4,
in the stock, and imparting a firm tone and cbar': ). ts','
market. As regards the prospects for the crop, t,etv °t upquestion, and money matters, thero is uo new feature, , ,
but as affecting the Cotton trade, we must notice °lie \--
the whole of the mills at Preston have now ceased '
and at Wigan the mills were shut up three week, 'lecsi. 3'''
the consumption of Cotton we consider must be reds l•
extent of 4,000 bales per week. Owing to the rede, itll,-,
1
in spinners' hands however, the demand from the, 0 1,i144,
been very fair, and a larger quantity has been tai‘e 10' oti
sumption than during any of the preceeding eleven 'cr,et mkC
has also been an increased demand from speculet°,4;o9' 1,1/4
American market being so bare of the middle quaD;ii'l ki,e'
have advanced from is. Bd. to is. 4d. per lb., but 'll "1,11 k:
less to the common kinds than to the more curr,,el3so`li 4,,i,,41'
tions. For Brazils there has been a fair demarie '1,,,,i,
are steady as quoted last week. Egyptions are still bs e, rl,O
irregular. A large amount of business continues t° Ado tt,'
Surats, and prices are slightly advanced. 7,050 balesbst, ''ti:
30 Pernham, 30 Bahia, and 5,700 Surats, !cc': le' N.
taken on speculation and for export, and 32,910 "arid
trade'. The
.actual export consists of 4,160 AP': .)'''
Brazils, &c., and 760 East India—in all 5.820 balesi, or,
PRowsioNs.--There is more inquiry for See4.sl'
transactions for the week are to a full average exte.voe, 4
prices. Pork sells slowly, without material alteratl°so ,t
holders exhibit much firmness, and may possibly id 14
advance on fine qualities. There is rather re°bolo,l4 N
Bacon, but, from the desire to be out of stock 9 ion tCIO
comes forward, buyers are met freely. Shoulderese„e'fi 4ttij
without alteration in price. Lard on the spot Ili°o 0 (
but for, spring shipment some sales have again. be sole ' li,
i' )i
525. The market for Cheese is flat, and vrer,ise t P )i,
lower 2s. to 3s. per cwt., and the middling quad C.,/;t1 ki
difficult to sell even at this decline. LinseeurellY k'i
demand, at a farther advance of ss. per ton. 11be„ieef. S
fair extent of business in Tallow, at very full 'flog" 11
improvement in the Corn Market noted at the ifs'
week ,has continued, and a large business has be:sol /'
daily, with progressively higher prices for Whet' to '1
Indian Corn, Beans, Oats, and Oatmeal partakingasifid Zli
extent in the improvement. To-day there ‘1350 su 01 Jt
activity, and at still higher prices, closing strong al6 4.4
since this day se'nnight on Wheat of 6d. per '
____l kt,
Flour of 3s. per barrel. 1 ,

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Printed and Published by CHARLES Ty A.----„„d
Oxford-street, at his General Printing D'...001.
Establishment, 19, South John.street,
863
SATURDAY, OCTOBER, 22,