The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-18 00:00:00

LONDON.

SUGAR : We have had av-ery...active and large genera!
demand for this article during the week, at gradually'
increasing prices, establishing an advance of fully is 6d on
the week. The demand being chiefly for consumption
imparts much confidence to the market. Refined has also
advanced, and grocery lumps were quoted 58s to 625.
COFFEE : The public sales have embraced a full average
quantity, and last week's prices have been about supported,
but there has been an absence of spirit in the market•
TEA : Two cargoes of the new crop have arrived, and
about 5,000 chests of Congou sold from is 9d to 2s 3d, and
a parcel reported to-day at 2s 4d.
RICE : The amount of business done has been rather
small, and prices again show a slight decline.
Rum : The market has been dull, but prices are
unaltered.

SALTPETRE has advanced 6d to Is, with a limited
amount of business doing. Refraction 2 to 10 quoted 353
to 375.

SPICES : Pepper has sold with difficulty at about last
week's prices ; other descriptions have fully supported
previous rates. . . _

COTTON : A large business has again been done ; say
4,500 bales sold during the week at extreme prices.

• •
INDIGO (2nd day) 1.300 chests passed auetion-230
withdrawn, 300 bought in, 770 sold. Bengals sold at yes-
terday's currency; large parcels of Kurpahs passed and
sold briskly, chiefly for exportation, at 6d to 10d advance
for good and fine of the previous quarterly sale, and 4d to
Gd on ordinary and middling.
In other articles no material alteration.
TALLOW : The market is firm, and prices are advanc-
ing. The annexed are the quotations :—Town tallow is
quoted 52s 6d, nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot,
53s 6d to 53s 91 ; last three months, 53s 6d.

BOROUQH Hop : There is: a brisk trade :for hops.
Prices about the same.
uouN : The wneat traac in marglane this morning was
firm at Monday's currency, and for sound descriptions
that day's rates were exceeded. Flour of choice quality
commanded full prices. Barley steady sale, and unchanged
in value. Oats fully maintained the rates of Monday last.
Beans and peas firm.

ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM OCT. 13 TO OCT. 17

Wheat
BarleY
Oats..
Malt ~

English and Scotch I Irish
1,920
1,570
120
1,210

Foreign
11,210
1,350
14,970

Flour, sacks. 2,290 barrels.

LONDON AVERAGES.—Wheat, 72s lld ; barley, 44s 8d;
oats, 29s ; rye, 43s ; beans, 42s Id ; pease, 475.

IMPERIAL, AVERAGES

Wheat. Barley. Pats. Rye. I Beans. Pease.
Sept. 6.. 73s 2d 478 6.1 27a 4d 433 1 d,45s 5d 40s 91
13 .. 693 6d 463 8d •• 5s 10 .143 s gd '4ss 4d 41s 01
20 .. 645 5d .455 10d 27s 2 i44s 10d 46s 3d 415 • gd
27 .. 64s 4dl 133 104 263 7d'4ls 841455 0, 43; fki
Oct. 4.. 65s 0d142s 10d 258 lld 423 001444 10d 433 9d
11 .. 164 s 94112 s gd1253 9d,394 11 :458 2d1433 3d

6 wk's Ag. Ayi 4'),ls 10 1 1 444 11d126s 5(1!42s 11c1145s 4(1142s 4d

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CATTLE : The number of beasts is nearly as large as of
prices are about the same as on Monday last. There are
2001,1;80Nsohretheper,naannddli;fiOidci ; Spain,
late. Trade
inTreardeesiilseedpultlhfaonr
oi7Frrioidrakyi.nladsst,
;bisittiloin,
htehleveavvere,ratghee
supply is small and middling in quality; we cannot,
therefore, quote lower, although trade is not brisk.
Calves are rather dearer. From Germany and Holland
calves
Counties,
• h cowsfrom
300 ; and 131 mile the home counties.
Per stone of Sibs. ad s d Per stone of 8 lbs, d
tlh2e9rhee areas beasts
222 beasts,lreland,
Best Scots, Herefords 484 10 BestDns&Hf.Bred ‘'l 8 s d
tiS 1 0 0 0 0
Best Short-horns 4 4 4$ Best Long..wo 1
Second quality beasts 2 8 3 6 Do. do. Shorn' •• • • 410 5 0
Calves....
rigs 4 2 5 4 Do. do. ,h quality 4 0 4 6
Best llns &Half.breds 5 2 5 4 Lambs ' "••
•• • • si 0 0 0
Beasts at market, 1,18,i; sheep and I . ' o 0 0 0
pigs, 190. .ambs, 3,050 ; calves, 274 ;
MINES : There is very little ,
enquiry at present for any
description of home mining stock, and the
arket is
generally very flat. Sortrida Consols shares,eamongst
others, are lower. In the
Stock Exchange to-day
shares of the General Mining Company have been dealt
in at Ili and 12 ; and National Brazilian at 34 and 31.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange :—Great Alfred, 10, i, 91, 10, 91 ; Great
South Tolgus, 12, i ; Lady Bertha, 195. 183 6d, 16s 6d,
173 6d, IBs 6d, 19s 6(1; Wheal Edward, 3/ i,::.

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LIVERPOOL PRODUCE

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REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

About 150 brlsAshesfoundbuyersat extreme prices,
Pots selling at 47s 6d to arrive, 49s to 503 spot, and Pearls
45s 6rl to 438 per cwt. Brimstone is firm at the late
advance, upwards of 600 tons on the spot mid to arrive
are reported at €5 5s for best thirds, and £5 7s 6d to
£5 8s 91 for bast seconds. Of Nitrate the business will
sum up to 250 tons, at 16s for 8 per cent, and 163 6d per
cwt tor fine quality. Saltpetre-2,000 bags to arrive sold
at 30s per cwt for 10 per cent, and 300 bags on the spot
at 31s for 64 per cent, and 34s for 51 per cent refraction,
but much higher prices are now demanded. 1,911 bags
Bombay and 4,000 bags Calcutta are now landing, of
which 1,085 bags of the latter description are advertised
for Wednesday next. Dyewoods—ln Logwood 50 tons
Campeachy realised £d 10s, 20 tons Honduras £6 Iss to
£6 17s 6d, 260 tons St. Domingo at £5 to €5 2s 63, with
small lots of Jamaica at £4 17s 6d. Fustic-30 tons
Ceara brought £6 17s 64 for fine large, and £5 12s 6d for
small, and 60 tons Rio Hache..es 2s 61 to €5 ss. Sapan.
wood brought the extreme price of €2l. Llmawood, £l7.
50 tons Barwood sold at £6 103, and now more is asked.
Madder Roots—Turkey retail at the quotations. in
Bombay small sales at 36s 3d to 36s 63. Madders—Small
brownspoalrdcealsta tolBof29F:
80s, and red Oporto at 42s to 455. Sumac-500 bags
r6e6dndct
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shi
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aoktns s. .96
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Palermo brought Ils 3d to 12s for new, and lls for old.
75 bags Venetian brought 8s at auction. Gums-122
Serous Gedda, ail faults, realised 12s to 13s 6d, and 28
brls Turkey sorts 33s 6d. Persian Yellow Berries retail
at former, a small lot of all faults bringing 425. 12 pipes
concentrated Lemon Juice sold at fd, and Annatto, a few
cks at 100. Catch—There have been no sales. In
Shell Lac or Lao Dye the business is quite of a retail
elaraeter. Cochineal—A. few serons of silver sold at
3s 2d to 3s 91 Gambier—lo tons brought 20s. Sago
Flour retails at. 21s to 21i 6d. Oils—Olive cntinues in
fair demand, prices being rather in favour of the seller.
100 tuns have been sold at the quotatitns. Linseed is in fair
request at 38s 6d per cwt naked, and 39s 6d to 40s per cwt in
town casks. Rape retails at 53s per cwt for English refined.
Gingelly-5 tons sold at 46s 6d, and 17 tuns Seed Oil at
€47 per tun. Fish Oils—No change in Seal. Cod steady
at £5O per tun. Sperm-10 tuns winter bagged have
been placed at the top quotation. Whale-9 casks just
up will be oTered on Wednesday next. Palm—The sales
of the week will amount to 1,050 tons at £431105 to .e 42
per ton. Tallow has been in good demand at 53s 6d to
54s 63 per owl for P.Y.C., and 53s to 55s per cwt for
South American. The deliveries in London still continue
large, and the advices of, consideraNe shipments direct
to the Continent, in addition to those making from Eng.
land, have imparted a very firm tone to the market which
closed last night at 53i 3d to 53s 61 per cwt spot, 53s all
the year, and 53s 6d per cwt for the spring. The half
week delivery is 1,735 casks against 1,632 casks last
year, and the stock on the 13th instant was
14,692 casks against 26,519 casks in 1855. Lard—
The only sale of American this week is 700 kegs
at 76s per cwt. 'Bees' Wax—A few serons middling
African sold at .41i 10s, and about 6 tons American at 47
per cwt for fair, .t 7 lOs for good, and £7 123 6d per cwt
for fine quality. 150 pks African, lately arrived per
Candace, have been forwarded to London. Linseed Cake
without change in value, only a moderate business pass.
ing; for forward delivery there is rather more enquiry.
Naval Stores—Turpentine—No sales, 2,230 brls just up
per Peter Senn are for account of a distiller. Spirits
without change in value. American retailing at 34s per
cwt. Rosin is quieter, 9,100 brls have arrived, and the
sales of all kinds are not over 2,000 brls, at 4s 63 for
common, 4s 8d to 5s for better, and lOs to lls per cwt for
fine quality. Tar—Two cargoes of Archangel are being
stored for 20s per brl, of American there are no sales to
report. Oil Seeds—The only business this week is a small
parcel of Calcutta Linseed at 625, and 150 bags Bombay
Rape at 66s per cwt. Chemicals_Soda Ash is in good
demand, but small supply, at 2 3-16 d to 2ld. Bleaching
Powder steady at £l2 to €l3. Salammoniac—.Small sales
of firsts at 40s. Tartaric Acid dull at is 44d, at which
small sales have been made. Soda Crystals realised Lb
102. F. J. EATON.

ENSUING SALES BY AUCTION•

ifonday, October 20.-80 tons Tobasco Tobacco."

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Tuesday,October 21.-2 casks Pearl Ashes ; 13,218 dry
and salted Ox, Cow, and Horse Hides : 220 Pig, 305 Colt
and Calf, and 1 bale Calf Skins ; 120 tons Guano ; 100 do.
Phosphates ; 50 bags white Pepper; 26 tierces, 67 barrels
Jamaica, Coffee.

4,.-1,085 bags Saltpetre; 12 casks

IVednesday, October 22
pale Rape Oil.

Wednesday, October 29.-481 barrels Cassia Vera ;
3,047 bundles Rattans; 169 chests Shell Lac.
Wednesday, November 5.-50 bales, 4 eerons Horse and
Cow Hair.

Spinet

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE
•
NEWMARKET RACE3.—YESTICUDAY,
SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO-YEAR-OLDS.
Stornmail ~,
Seven ran.

HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES.
Mary Copp 1 I Birthday f ... 2 Evening Star e... 3
Won by two lengths. Fourteen ran.
SWEEPSTAKES OF TEN SOVS.
I Admiral of the White .....

Inspiration

rim

Flya way

HANDICAP SWErPSTARES,
I Alcyone....
Four ran.

Sydney

PRENDERGAST STARES
1 I Anton.....
Six ran.
LATEST BETTING.

CAMBRIDGWIJIHE STAKES.
5 to 1 agst Vengeance (taken)
8 ... 1 ... Malacca (taken)
10 ... 1 ... Polestar (offered)!
15 ... I ... Polmoodie (taken)
16 ... 1 Lance (taken)
25 ... 1 ... Eloquence (taken)
25 ... 1 ... Hungerford (taken)
30 ..• 1 ... Coltswold (offered)
•

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, OCTOBER 18
lIIOH WATER—Aforn.I 47—Even. 2 10 —I-1.-wit 17 ti.f3 in
OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND.
lonia (s.s.)—Valparaiso (s.s.)—Endyinlon.
ARRIVED.

Oct. 17.—Linie Garrow, from Manta Video—Shark, Para—Mar-
tin Frederick, Danzic—Cassibelamos, Bombay—Cilumbia, Akyab—
Johnstone, Demerara—Eleanor, Croustadt.

SAILED.

Oct. 17.—Fva, for Pernam —Sarah Jane, Smyr a —Lebanon (s s.),
Triest,--John Fraser, and Aluscouots, Charleston —Thomas, and
Odessa, Sauna.

MARITIME EXTRACTS

surveyed,
‘fi
sailed
as gw It
Liverpool,fo rcia.
after
eoertc.bt .e 1151.7.
—g. iTnhhe e
shore.lE rvaa.,
afcohri y P, eft ,G
whsch went ashore on Illackwater, on the I3th inst., got off next day,
and is now ashore about sixteen mile, north of Wexford Bar, full of
ot h ortuatnbeing
,
water. Should the weather be fine, the cargo will be saved.
Kinsale. Oct. I4.—Part of the deck of a vessel has been brought
in here to-day, and a h,ad•board, marked " Yeoman," has been
washed into Sandy Bay,
Phl'adelphia, Oct. 2.—The Kirkland, with 5,280 bags of coft'Aet.
was lost near Absecorn in a gale, Sept. 29.

SPOKEN

Theodore Konn r, from Arracan to England, August 11, in ht. 36
S., lon. 6 1?.., with rudder diuna,ed, bulwarks stove, and leaky:—
Zetus, from Spithead to Melbourne, Sept. 8, in I,t. 11 N., lon. 26
W.—Alma, from Spithead !o Quebec, S: pt. 1, in lat. 42 N., lon. 32
\Y., by the Gentoo.—Callerr'er, from St. John, N. 8., to Liverpool,
14 .lays out, in lat. 45 N., lon. 52 W., by the M Alhattan.—Unlo.n,
from Rio Janeiro to Cork, Sent. 21, in IA 12 N., lon. 26 W.—Norma,
bound south, Sept. 26, in lat. 15 N., lon. 80 W.—Georgina, from
Valparaiso to Cork, Oct. 6, in lat. 35 N., ion. 34 W., by the Columbia.
—Ericsson (U.S.M.S.), hence for New York, Oct. 8, in lat 48'20, km.
40, by the New York (s.s.), rurived at Greenock.