The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-03 00:00:00

EXPORTS TO AUSTRALIA.

Inc exports to Melbourne, during the months of
Aug. and Sept., included the following :-295 oases
of woollens, 1,157 bales, &c., of cottons, 134 pkgs
of linens, 11 pkgs of silks, 753 pkgs of clothing,
196 pkgs of haberdashery, 81 oases of hosiery, 137
3asi4 millinery, 48 cases smallware, 1,779 pkgs
)opts and sees, 226 boxes of dressed leather, 134
)kgs of saddlery, :harness, &c., and 200 bales -of
- The q'tantity of wine exported
in the same time, was 26,741 gallons,
gallons spirits, and 62 130 gailcmie ale, beer,
Jr ter. Of .provisions there were sent off g,087
, oats and efftmeal 3,288 brls, 1,074 pks hame,
okgs pork and bacon, butter 10,051 firkins, and
Rgo 4.-

s, ropes, di..3

Ln'sstores 7,737 pkgs, also Loort tons of salt.
) find in the tables before us that there
)pal to Melbourne, in the months of
.ud September, 3,594 pkgs of hardware,
s of coal, and 1,980 boxes of soap, 353.
588 boxes glass, 1,084

leearies ware,

rruit and confectionary. Tinplates were
1 to the extent of 1,060 boxes, and building
Is 1,060 rylrgs. The value of the machinery
-I was £3,008. 47 agrieoltural instruments,
"9,51 pistols, and 450 brls gunpowder

E PORI

-TH URSDAY.

en a fair demand to-day, :and
ces are fully maintained. The
ibucos 7id to 81, 100 Bahiss 61421,
1, 200 Surats 43d to 51d—are
ich 5,000 are on speculation and

n. more enquiry to-day, the
Is Trinidad at 455, 30 hhda
Illadra.s at 40s, and

rist to 47

per cwt.

ught 6d per

auction, with

r

iv 4
comr

Eil: 1, bag!

to 93 61; 50 tros

r with fair

Serivelloes,

Sat 6ls 40 62; 63 per

'd at 353 per cie,

quarter.
Mt/ST.4IM SEED: 100 bags yero
Sth.)TDII Plc: IRON: Oth• Mar'
nominal prlces; 7th three :months open
repOrted.

EA for w trrantsclosaes at

NJ business

FiutfiT : Currants—Since our reword: oldie 1811 ult., the
steamer,lihono has arrived from Z tate (tad Patras with
a large cargo chiefly flue fruit, toe principal dealer. haying
imports by her have not yet conic nu the marker, and
consequently little has been done. Pressing holders to
effect sales, ex ply, have therefore su'araitted to rather
lower rater, which has led io seine dulness, dealers being
unwilling to increase their stocks. 'The clearances for
home consumption continue very large, .told for the week
ending 29Lh ult., reach 150 tons, this wotitd, no doubt,
have been larger but for want of stock at the sarly part
of the week. During the month about 650 tons have been
duty pild,. against 124 tons in September, 1855. 95 tons in
September, 18.54, and 60 tons in September, 1853.. The
export for the week consists of about 60 tons, and for the
month 250 tons, which is' unprecedented since 1851-
Raisins—Five cargoes of Yalencias have arrived during
the week for the dealers, price remains without alteration,
but demand is only moderate. A small parcel of Red.
Smyrnas has arrived, but no price has yet been named.
At auction 34s was offered and refused for black of poor
against tons
2.85 n for s
quality. Sultanas have gone off Ireely at 84s to 86s.
tonsin
nhe
Museatelles---The supply is limited, and prices Arm. The
clearancesntoetaarllysoof
or
thetri
,1
ib, amount taog
week,
September,ad
1855. 170 tons in September, 1854, and 370 tons in Sep-
tember, 1e53. Figs—Another steamer with Turkey fruit
has arrived. and brings a fair quantity. At auction on
Tuesday large parcels were offered but very little 'was
sold—a good business has, however, been done privately,
principally for expert at 65s to 75s for boxes, and 56s to
63s for drums. A few boxes of Malaga were taken in at
41s. Green Fruit -We are without any supply of oranges.
Lemons continue very dull, but the stock is much reduced.
Onions, 14s 6d to 15s per half-chest was realised for ports.
Nuts—A further advance has taken place in Barcelonas,
and 40s has been realised for small parcels ; holders, how-
ever, are little disposed to sell at this figure, and 41s is
'-‘erally asked. Brazils—Market is nearly clear, small

f)ts have

been taken at 255, bui

26s is now demande

I .
SUG &It : The

LONDON,

I has a firm appearance to-d

HOUGHTON & LEVY

ablie sale, but the market
The refined market also

Coffee : The large public sales are progressing with-
out showing any material alteration in prices.
TEA : Thu market has a steady appearance.
RICE : 6,000 bags of Bengal offered, and a small portion
onlysold at 93 6d to 10s; the remainder bought in at 10s.
Rum : Prices are supported with a limited business.
SALTPETRE : 1,200 bags were offered, and alt found
buyers at very full prices ; refraction Bi to 101, 33s to
33s dd, and there appears to be au upward tendency in
this article.

PEPPER c rirst and second class damaged black sold at
41d to 41:1; the sound bought in at 4id to 41d.
COCHINEAL sold at a decline of Id per lb. in public
sale.

JUTE has sold at previous rates.
LoGWOOD: Jamaica sold £5 to .W 5 ss. Fustic, £sl2s 68 to 435 153.

CoTrox I'o bales sold at full prices.
In other articles no material alteration.
TALLOW : The market is steady to-day, with but little
doing. Tho annexed are the quotations :--Town tallow,
51s 6d nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, aos 9d. .
October and December, 49i 6L
MINES: Business in home mining stocks is generally
inactive, but there have been numerous transactions in
shares in Great Wheal Alfred, which show more flatness.
In the Stock Exchange to-day. Cobra shares have been
dealt in at 56, and Sortridge Consols at 3 and a. sub-
-joined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining
Exchange:—Alfred Consols 15, ti, b : Great Alfred,
111, tl. 104, 11, 3, 101, 11. 3, 12; Great Baddern, 19s,
21s ; Great South Tolgus, 104, i; Pednandrea, 19s, 19s
Liberty, 20 ; Great
i ;
61; West Basset, 303, 31; West Frances, 191, 29; Wheal
Arthur, 7k, 8; Wheal Edward, 23; Wheal Grenville, 23;
Wheal %Frey, 83, 3.
6d Fort Wheal
Bower,Alfred,
In the Stock Exchange:—South
Caradon, 293; Wheal Mary Ann. 372 ; Sortridge Consols,
1. 11, WI; South earn Brea, 10i, 4,3; West Sortridge,
93 3,2;
kPort Phillip,
West Frances,
2s
od
Is 31.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
NEWMARKET RACE?.--YESTERDAY.
£5O HANDICAP PLATE.
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