The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-22 00:00:00

AVEMAG ES.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans. Pease.
Oct. II .. 64s 9d 125 Rd 25s 9d 39s 11 45s 2d 43s 3d
18 05s 9d 44s od 265 8d 40s Id 46s 10 44. Od
25 .. '66 4(r45s 8d 27s lei 4ls 11d146s 6d 44s 9d
Nov. 1.. 665 Od 46s 2d 265 7 41s 8d1475 2d 45s bd
8.. 655 ad 465 86 265 5d140s 40 463 0 45, 9(1
15 .. 648 4d 468 7d 265 2.31115 7d 478 3 43s 2d

6 wk's Ag. Arl6ss 5, 1458 4

2Gs stikOs 9dl4Gs 4d144s

LONDON CATTLE MARKET.—Nov. 21

There are a few more beasts than on Friday last. The
demand is exceedingly small, consequently Monday's
quotation cannot be supported, and a considerable pro-
portion remains unsold. The supply of sheep is remark-
ably small ; yet it exceeds the demand. We cannot.
however, quote much lower than on Monday. Calves are
sold at a decline of about 4d per Sibs. From Germany
and Holland there are 120 beasts, 350 sheep, and 131
calves ; Ireland, 200 beasts ; 450 from the northern and
midland, and 143 milch cows frG►n the home counties.

Per stone of Sibs, s d s d Per stone of 8 lbs, sd ad
Best Scots, iierefords 4 8 410 BestDmiBoll-BredsBh 0 0 0 0
Best Short-horns 4 4 4 G Best Long-tvools .... 4 8-4 10
Second quality beasts 2 6 3 11 Do. do. Shorn.- 0 0 0 0
Calves....
pigs.,
Best Dila &llalf-breds 3 0 5 2 Lambs.
Beasts at market, 1,108; sheep and lambs, 2,400; calves, 192;
pigs. 150.

LONDON MINING MARKET.—Nov. 21

There is a fair amount of business going forward in home
mining stocks, and the market shows steadiness. Prices
exhibit no material alteration.

In the Stock Exchange, this morning, the only transac-
tion officially reported is in Sortridge Consol shares at 21.
The subjoined transactions took place yesterday in the
Mining Exchange :—Calstock Consols, 21, S ; East. Basset,
60; East Buller, 21; East Tretbsis, 31 ; Great Alfred. 9,1,
4,1; Great South Tolgus, 131, 1; Lady Bertha, 20s,
21s ; North Basset. 341, 35; Par Consols, 21, 4, ; Rose-
warne and Herland, 2}; Sortridge Consols, 23. 1; South
Carn Brea, 141; Swanpool, 21, 1; Tincroft, al; Wheal
Edward. 21; Wheal Wrey, 6, f, 6.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—Noy. 21

There was a good show of corn at this day's market.
Wheat was very dull of sale, at a decline of Is per quarter
for best sorts, other descriptions being unsaleable. Beaus
were neglected, and prices declined Is per quarter. Barley
and other articles the turn cheaper.

DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—Nov. 21.
The market was exceedingly dull to-day. Wheat was
Is lower. Other sorts of grain were heavy of sale, with
a downward tendency in prices, and may samples were
left unsold. A trifling business was done in Indian corn.

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have realised 45i; 300 tons for late arrival hare also been
sold, but the price has not transpired. •
• DYEWOODS: The sales are confined to 40 tons Laguna
Logwood at £8 10s, 23 tons Tobasco at £7 15s, 40 tons St.
Domingo at .f 5 ss, 200 tons Elastic at £5 5s for Spanish,
and ..**6 to £6.5s for Tobasco, 180 tons Lima Wood at ..t 16
103 and •el 7, and small parcels of Barwood at £7, and
Red Sanders Wood,-at '8 17s 6,1 per ton.
MADDERS: 10 tons Spanish at 525, and 15 tons, 611
faults, at 503 per cwt are reported.
MADoEu Roorg : 44' bales good Turkey have been sold
at 625, and some middling qualities at 60s per cwt.
SUMAC has still been enquired for ; the sales are 1,805
bags Palermo at 11s 6d to 193.

Anoor,s : 10 casks Oporto red Argols sold at 40s to 455;
and a few casks of Perugia White at 87s 6d to 9as per
cwt.

YELLOW BERRIES : A few bales Persian have brought
is 6d.

BARK : No transactions reported.
Omen : 150 packages have changed hands at 'Ms to

SEIELL LAC: f,O chests of low Orange have sold at 56a.
Gum COPAL : The transactions are reported at 7 tons
African at 95,:.

Tumnyuc: 50 bags are reported at 39s to 41s„
SAGO FLOUR : The sales are 650 bags, at 19s 91 to 20s

per cwt. - -
Imam): 16 chests or Knrpah Indigo sold at 3s 9d to
4s 6d per lb, being full rates.
OILS : Olive Oil has been in improved demand, particu-
larly at the close of the week ; the sales are 180 tuns,
consisting-chiefly of Seville, Lisbon,-and indirect Gallipoli ;
the latter may be quoted at £55 to £57, Spanish at
£53 10s to 4954, Lisbon at £53 103, Zante at .e 53 10s, and
Mogadore at- 51 to £5l lOs per tun. Nothing worthy of
notice has taken place in Soal or Cod Oil. Linseed Oil
is in moderate request at 38.3 to 38s 6.1, and pale Rape at
53s to .54s per cwt. • A fair business has been done in
Spirits of Turpentine at 36s to 36s 6d per cwt. Palm Oil
continues to advance; about 300 tons on the spot have
been sofa at .e-16 to e 47, and 80 tons of irregular import
at .t. 45 to £45 10. s ; 200 tons to arrive have also been sold
at £45 to £45 15s per ton.
LARD: Nothing doing for want of stock.

TALLOW : Thee-demand remains steady, and prices are
rather higher; Petersburg Y.C. was'sold in the early part
of the week at 56s 91 to 575, but has since improved to
58s to 58s 6d ; fine South American has been sold at 58s
per cwt.

SEEDS: No sales to notice in Linseed. Of Rapeseed,
300 bags Bombay are reported at 665, and_lso bags
Calcutta at 60. per quarter.
NAVAL STORES : For Rosin a fair, demand exists, at
4s 6d to 4s 7d for common, 7s 6d to lOs for medium, up to
:2s 6d to 14s 6d per cwt for good and fine. No sales of
Archangel or Stocholm Tar, but 100 barrels American
brought 14s per barrel.

SUGAR: The market hls been very quiet, and prices are
a little easier; the sales are 60 hhds B.P. West India,
3,000 bags Beagal, chiefly Cossipore, at Ms to 55s 6d. and
Benams at 53i 31 to arrive, and 539 6d on the spot, 2,350
bags Madras at 42s 61 duty paid; and 7,300. bags brown
Pernam at 31s 6d to 31s 9.1 per ewt in bond.

MoLA.ssts continues very steady, and 400 puns. Barba•
does have realised 24s 9d per cwt.

C.TFEE : There has been a fair export demand, and 60J
bags Brazil have been sold, at 42s for Bahia, 41s to 46s for
unwashed, and Ms for washed Rio ; the trade have taken
30 tierces Jamaica at 60s to 84s per cwt.
RICE is unchanged in value, a moderate demand has
prevailed, and the business for the week includes 9,300
bags Bengal, at 9s 411 for yellow cargo, and 10s 3d to Ms
for low midding to good. 220 bags Moulmein at 10s, 2,900
bags Arracan, at 93 6d for first class damaged, and 1,600
bags Paddy, also first class, at 6s 6d, 1;600 bags pinky
Madras to arrive at 108 6d, and 40 tierces Carolina at
27s per cwt from the quay.

RiTM being without arcivals, there are no sales reported.
TEA : Transactions only to a moderate extent during
the past week ; blackish leaf Congous command full rates;
buyers of common at sid per lb, but tew sellers.

EN-UTNO SALE BY AUCTION

ifonday, Nov. 24 : 70 tons Fustic ; 12 caus American
' Wax ; 100 bags Cutch..
Tuesday, Nov. 25: 3)100 Sheep Skins,
Arraean 'Rice, all fa.nits, 30 do. sweepings.
. Wedneaday, Nov. 26: 258 bags Rapeseed ; 133 do.
Coculus Indicus ; 33 do. Black Pepper ; 55 casks P.Y.C.
Tallow; 130 bags Cashew Nuts; 11 cases Gum Anhui.
Thursday, Nov. 27 : 200 tons Bone Ash ; 100 do. cattle
Bones.

2,603 bap

Tuesday, Dec. 2: 3,000 tons East India Kips,
Widnesdau, Dee. 3 : 270 bales Orchella Weed ; 47 bales,
17 serous ifair.

SHIPPING .INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, NOVEMIIRR 22

MOH WATsa—Morn. 7 42—even. S 12 —Freight, 11 ft. 9 in

ARRTVF:

East Lothian

Skien
...ConstantMonte
Balhna
. . Glasgow
CatanilGtimaldi
Via atan lane Emil) Hudson .. Drogheda
Bahia. Agnes Swansea

Moultrie—.
Henry COok
Livonia

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Lepratax. N.B.Concoril
—Quebec Opal ...

Hugh Bio

Adriatic ..
Prudence
Am azide .

Afiramlcht~ 'ender
rn Pandora

Creetown
. Newport

.Oporto'

SAIT P.D

Nov. 21

Sardinian
Neva

reel, UR and Mary.... Pernambuco
Mel bon rneiCalhoun...... • . ...... New York
. Sbangbae,

ENTERED FOR LOADING.

Nov. 20,

Pudyona
11;cbard Yunnz
Bee •
Albion

,Charlestonleambri

Cc nstantinoplej ?ante•alda
Gee! ne i Vyphoon
\ Guernsey and Jere Tames Hay
, Havre Edward ...
List) n Chieftain..

Italian
(s.s.)
Braga, za (s.s.)
Gallovidian .. Malta and Smyrna

New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
, .. New Yo,k
. Rio Grande
Santander
...Savannah

Q.ates b Rurtien

" FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Tuesday, the
x,41 25th inst., at One o'clock, at the Brokers' saleroom.
e,A Walmer-buildiugs, Water-street, the line Liverpool
built Barque ALIJE JANE, 238 tons per register, built
In Liverp of i,y Messrs. Humble and Milcrest, in 1836,
and then classed A 1 for twelve years, had very large repairs six
months since, Including 26 new stanchions, all new bulwarks, new
cutwater, new bowsprit, &c., &c.; is now In first-rate order, and
only requires provisions to send her to sea. Dimensions—Length, 98
f eet ; breadth, 19 feet 6-10ths ; clepth,l4 feet 3-10ths. Lying in Queen'.
Dock.—Apply to CURRY & Co., Brokers :or the Purchase and Sale
of Ships, Walmer-buildings, Water-street. Liverpool.

If. not previously disposed of by private treaty.

. _
YOB. SALE BY AUCTION, on Tuesday, the
;.4,/l'• 28th inst., at One o'clock, at the Brokers' saleroom,
(*,‘ Walmer-buildings, Water-street the fine A 1 Brig
Sor-f.E.Ar'-' JOHN BAGSHAW, 230 tons 0.M., 204 tons (act of
1845) N.M.; built at H.nvich, in 1845, and classed A i
at Lloyd's ft r ten years, She has just now had new decks, topsides,
Waterways, covering hoards, stanchions, and binding strakes, all
new ngging, and restored A 1 at Lloyd's for seven years; is a hand-
some model, thoroughly copp :r fastened, and sheathed sith ye low
metal, carries a large cargo, sails fast, and is a most desirable vessel
for any trade her size may suit. Length, 93 feet 4-10ths ; bread'h, 20
feet 7-10ths ; depth, 14 feet.—Appy to CURRY & Co., Brokers for
the Purchase and Sale of Ships, Walmer-buildings, Water-street,
Liverpool.