The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-12 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL

COTTON.—We have no change to note in the market during the
past week, the demand for American has been fair, but holders stilt
offer so very freely (increased, it is asserted, by the unsettled stater
of the weather), that buyers have found no difficulty, excepting,
perhaps, in good staple cotton, which is becoming scarce, in obtain—
ing their required quality, at last week's quotati ms. Brezil and,
Egyptian in fair request, at steady prices. SUrat scarce and firm.
The weekly sales are 35,150 bales, of which 2,950 are on speculation.,
and 3.830 for export.

iThia week. Pricespaid Currt. Prices
Import. Sales. Description. this week. Mid. Fair.
----- ---- --..- .
----
d. d. d. d. ----
6603 1 440 Sea Island -94t0 22 124 14
8230 Upland -- 5 to 7i 6 3-16 6f r„27a
5424 Mobile - - 44 to 6/ 64 6/1 ''''
14529 9580 New Orleans 4i to 84 6 5-16 7 1
alB7 , 2960 Brazil ---6fto 7/ 64 61 49121
2459 1530 Egyptian --6 to 81 6f 61 40993
40 West India - 6f to 6i 64 1099
5901 6950 East India -3/ to 51,4 7-16 411-16 32540

Stocks

Total

691010

SucArt.—The transactions are still moderate, the F ales consisting
of 559 bags Cossipore at 50s 6d, 60 hhcis 100 barrels Porto Rico at 46a
to 495, and 400 bags Rio Grande, in bond, at 3Js per cwt from the
quay.

- Motessas.-320 puncheons Antigua are reported at 23s 6d per
cwt from the quay.

Rum. - The sales comprise 20 puncheons Barbadoes at 2s 2d per
proof gallon, and 35 puncheons Jamaica at previous prices.
COFFEE.— 120 bags St Domingo, with all faults, by auction, have
realised 50s 6d per cwt.

h, sates embrace 300 bogs fine Bengal at 14s 3d, I,roo
bags yellow Caren at so 6J, and 1,500 bags Arracan, of last ye.r's
import, at 9s luid per cwt.
J tre.--t f 1,300 bales ( ffered by auction, 1,100 were sold at 46'13
for low to .'2l Ss t,er ton for flue.

GA mut:R.—We have alsu to notice 1,200 bales, to arrive, at 20s
per cwt.
SAGO FLOUR.-4,009 bags. part to arrive, the price not reported.
li1oTIIEa.oF• PEARL SIIELLS.-7,1 cases Maniila, at es per cwt.
FUSTIC.— 51) tons Ceara at .£6 153.
BAFtwOon —2U tons at £6 10i per ton.
RAPESEED.--1,000 bags Bombay at 50s for small, and 60s per qr
for fine brown.

SCOTCH Pin laosr.—Our market for warrants closes at 72 to 72a
6d, cash. Business reported, nil.
CORN.—We have a good attendance at our Corn Exchange this
morning, and an active de nand for wheat, in the sale of which
holders have established an advance of 2d per bushel ever the rates
or Tuesday last. Flour nee .8 a steady sale at rather more money,
extra Canadian and American commanding extreme rat s. Barley
firmly supported. Swans obtain 6.1 per qr advance, wits few parcels
of Egyptian offering. Oats and oatmeal dell, without altera ion in
value. W,th a 'hafted enquiry, yellow bud mixed Indian corn
-re-
ceded 3d to 6d per qr, but white being In lair request, fully
sustained, or rather exceeded, our last quotat;ons. Arrivals f orn
the Bth to the 10th July, inclusive, Into Liverpoo,',. from Ireland.—
Malt, 12 qrs; oats, 1,987 qrs; oatmeal, 92 sacks; 11..."11r. 245 sacks.
Coastwise.—Wheat, 100 qrs ; malt, 400 qrs ; oatmeal. 5 sacks: flour,
2 sacks. Canada. &c.—Wheat, 3,117 qrs ; pease, 375 qrs; Indian
corn, 1,225 qrs ; flour, 7,924 brls. United States.-41 heat, 8,613
qrs; pease, 245 qrs; Indian corn, e,483 qrs; flour, 35,91,:,1
Europe, &c.— Wheat, 1,190 qrs; beans, 108 qrs; Indian corn, 150
qrs; flour, 2,191 sacks. Total.—Wheat, 13,020 qrs; malt, 412 qrs;
oats, 1,987 qrs ; beans, 108 qrs; pease, 622 qrs: Indian corn, 9,868
qrs; oatmeal, 97 sacks; flour, 2,438 sacks, 43,865 brls.

R. MAKIN & SONS,

Paovisions.--The demand for Beef is only mo eratsly active, ;ad
is met m drily by occasional arrivals, which importers part with
rather under the current rates, to avoid warehousing, in other re-
spFcts prices are unchanged. The transactions in Pork are to a fair
extent, at steady prices. The late liberal supplies are firmly held.
For Bacon the enquiry this week is less pressing, but. as it is con-
sidered that there can be very little now to come forward, holden
are very firm, and will only sell at the full prices of last week.
Shoulders and Hams move steady, at the quotations. A further ad-
vance has been made on Lard, but buyers are not eager. and the
sales for the week are much below the average extent. God and-
fine Cheese sells freely; out-of-condition and ordinary parcels can.
only be forced off at low prices. There is an enquiry for Grease'
Butter. The stock of Tallow having become much reduced, prices
have further advanced is 6d to 2s per cwt. 'Amsted cake is in re-
quest, but very little foreign here.