The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-27 00:00:00

REPORT.-TIIESDAT

TRtDE

Corrox : There is

s been fair, and prices are steady:
The sales—including 120 Pernambuco, 61 to 64d ; 350
Maranham, 611 to 613; 1,500 Surat, 3.-fd to 44d—ara
reported 8,000 bales, of which 4,000 are on speculation and
for export.—Tho MANCHESTER market reported fiat, the
demand reduced, and prices about steady.
SCOTCH Pm IRON : Our Market for Warrants closes at
68s cash, three months open, 695.

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I VERP OOL

no en

ge in the Cotton market to-

day, the demand 1

8,150
. 10,524 at 56s 61*
), 9,062
Advanced to 61s on news of death of the Czar.
Total shipment of Pig Iron from Liverpool, for
January, 1856
1855
Total shipment of Manufactured Iron from Liverpool, for
January, 1856 .
19,647
1855 ...
”
Pig Iron exported to the United States from Liverpool,
January, 1856

Shipments last week

2,225
SUGAR continues in fair demand, but the transactions are
limited, in consequence of holders waiting the result of the
large public sales in London; 50 brls of grainy Demerara
are reported at 41s 9d per cwt ; also, 400 bags Bengal and
1,200 bags Madras at full prices.

MOLASSES : No transactions have taken place.
Rum: 70 puncheons Demerara Ram have found buyers
at previous rates.
COCOA : 100 bags Guayaquil have been placed at 46s per

TEA: The publ

off with fair activity,

,ales which were held to-day, passed

s rates

RICH : The market for East India remains dull, and only
250 bags Bengal sold at lOs 6d ; of Carolina, however, we
have to report 160 tierces at 22s to 24s 3d per cwt.
SALTPETRE: 270 bags have realizei 34s 6d per cwt for
22 per cent refraction.
LINSEED : There has been a better market, 500 bags
Calcutta have realised 62s 6d to 63s 6d.
RAPESEED: 1,600 bags have found buyers, nearly all
damaged, at 58s for sound.
MUSTARDSEED: 300 bags yellow, at 55s per quarter.
JUTE . Of 500 bales offered by auction, only a small parcel
of fine realized £2O 10s per ton.

Saco noun: have to notice 300 bags, of which the

has not transpire

CASTOR OIL : 80 cases, at 6d per lb.
CORN : At our market this morning, with a fair attend-
ance of buyers, we experienced only a very slow demand
for Wheat ; in the few sales effected Friday's advance was
lost, and we revert to the quotations of this day se'nnight
Egyptian Wheat is held with more firmness and has re-
covered th' decline submitted to in the forced sales of last
week, good Saidi being now worth 7s. 3d. to 7s. Gd. per
701bs.—Flour was in a very limited request and the value
barely supported. In Barley, Beans, Oats and Oatmeal,
the business passing was of the most retail character, and
prices remained nominally unvaried. Indian Corn was
more freely offered by holders, and the demand not being
active, Friday's advance could not be maintained, we
reduce our quotations CI per qr from the prices of that day,
making an advance of is per qr on the week.
B. MAKIN & SONS.

LONDON

SUGAR : The market has a very firm appearance

COFFEE is i❑ limited request

at former prices.

TEA cont

nues without alteration

refraction 1(

21 bags sold by auction at higher prices,
31s, one lot 30s 61

RICE : 1,367 bags low Bengal sold at 9s to 9s 6d

COTTON is in activE

nest, 1,200 bales sold yesterday on

'change, at higher prices

TALLow : The tallo

market remains steady, but the
consumptive demand is not quite so active as during the
last three days. Town tallow is quoted 51s; St. Petersburg
Y. C., on the spot: 595; February to March, 59s ; March to
April, 5-4 s 6d.

SMITHFIELD Hey: Mr. E. J. Davis reports the trade
heavy; prices without alteration. Prime meadow hay,
100 s to 1053; superior ditto, 1103 to 115 s ; inferior ditto,
703 to Oils; rowen, 70s to 903; clover 1003 to 1303; ditto,
new, 1003 to 1203; straw, 23s to 235.

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