The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-19 00:00:00

LONDON PRODUCE MARKETS.-YESTERDAY

TEA.—Although several public sales are appointed to
commence on Thursday next, the demands for most kinds of
tea is steady, and prices are well supported. Parcels of fine
new Congou have changed hands at 2s 6d per lb. The
delivery, last week, was 604,3971bs
SUGAR

Our market is tolerably firm, and most of the
parcels offered at auction have realized full currencies. In
foreign sugar very little is doing, but we have no change to
notice in their value. Floating cargoes of Brazil and
Havana are scarce. Refined goods are in request. Brown
lumps, 45s ; and low to fine grocery, 45s 6d to 47s 6d per
cwt. Crushed moves off slowly, on former terms. The
stock of West India is now 26,200 hhds and tierces; of
Mauritius, 116,000 matts • of Bengal and Madras, 145,000
bags ; and, of foreign, 217,000 do.
MOLASSES—We have a fair inquiry for most kinds, at
fully last week's currency. The stock in warehouse is very
limited.

COFFEE.—The demand for good ord native Ceylon is far
from active, yet holders are firm, at 465. per cwt. Planta-
tion and all other kinds of coffee are quite as dear as last
week. The stock of West India is 780 casks West India,
13,100 bales of Mocha, and 106,000 bags Ceylon, against
115,000 ditto at the same period in 1852.
COCOA.—This article is held at full currencies. but the
business doing in it is by no means extensive.

RlCE.—Cleaned rice moves off steadily, at very full prices ;
but all other kinds command very little attention.

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CorroN.—An improved business doing in this article,
the value of which has an upward tendency.
HEMP AND FLAx.—We have a steady demand for hemp,
and prices are slightly on the advance. In flax very little is
doing, on former terms.

SPinrrs.—There is only a limited demand for rum, and,
in some instances, prices have a downward tendency. Proof
Leewards, 2s. Bd. per gallon. The stock of brandy is much
reduced; yet, as shipments are trifling, holders are mostly
sellers on lower terms. Geneva steady. Corn spirits are

3d. dearer.
Panvisrows —For all kinds of butter the inquiry is steady.
in Souse ilibc-auce6, prices have further advanced ls
per cwt. The finest weekly Dorset is worth 108 s. per cwt.
BACON—the supply of which is on the increase—moves off
slowly, at the late decline. In the value of other kinds of
provisions very' little change has taken place.
METALs.—Scotch pig iron is in fair requeAt, at 635. to
645. per cwt. Manufactured parcels are very firm, and quite
as dear. Lead supports the late advance. Fn-st India tin
has given way Is. per cwt., but British is held at 6s. more
money. The value of spelter has given way ss. to 10s. per
ton. On the spot, sales have taken place at 211. ss.
OWLS.—Owing to the unfavourable accounts from New-
foundland, seal oil has advanced 41. per tun. Pale is worth
401.; brown and yellow, 341. to 391. per tun. All other

oils are steady.
TALLOW.—Our market is firm, and P.Y.C. on the spot is
worth 58s. 6d. to 595. per cwt. Town tallow is 60s. net
cash ; rough fat, 3s. 4d. The stock is 20,942 casks, against
29,521 ditto in 1852, 38,387 in 1851, 36,790 in 1850; and
41,488 in 1849. The latest accounts from St. Petersburg
state that the total shipments were 86,206 casks, against
63,398 in 1852; 90,794 in 1851 ; and 96,576 in 1850.

GLASGOW

MAIlliETS.—Ocr. 18nr.

PIG InoN.—There was an active demand for pig iron
yesterday, chiefly for shipment, and warrants advanced to
66s No. 1. G. M. B. 69s and Gartsharrie, 73s 6d. The
shipments of pia iron from the Clyde ports last week, con-
sisted of 5027 tons foreign, and 1923 tons coastwise, includ-
ing 611 tons for Liverpool, and 490 tons for Fleetwood.
YARNS AND GOODS.—These articles are still very dull,
although a little more business is doing than of late, prices
however continue in favour of buyers.
Corrox.—Our market for cotton has partially recovered
from the dullness lately experienced, and sales are more
readily made at firmer'prices.
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MONEY.—The bank; here have now charged from 5 to 6
per cent. on discounts, whilst the interest allowed on de-
posits is only 2/ per cent.
WEST INDIA PRODUCE.--Sugars are selling freely, but
stocks are getting low. Sales for wede, about 800 hhds., at
from 335. to 365. Stocks remaining, 3600 hhds. against
8000 hhds. at corresponding period in 1852. Treacle In de-
mand, at 18s. 3d. to 18s. 6d. Syrup a brisk sale, at 20s. to
235. 6d.

CLY.D.B SHIPPING. -
GLASGOW, Oar. 17.
ARUlVED.—Vietorin, Watlington, from New York ; Grace
Gibb, Reynolds, Gola ; Jason, Lefing, Paraiba ; Edinburgh,
Alexandria.
SAlLED.—Achilles, Olsen, for Genoa; Harlequin, Logan,
New York ; Moses Taylor, Manduel, New York ; Pilote,
Orthion, Rouen ; Garvel, Craig, Pillan ; Atalanta, Dobbie,
Boston ; Englishman, ——, for Melbourne.
GREENOCK, Our. 17.
SAlLED.—Georgina, Tatem, for New York; Penelope,
Young, Antigua, ; Roderick Phu, M‘Neile, New York ;
Bucephalus, Morrison, Melbourne ; Rainbow, Mercer, Mel-
bourne ; Quinten, Leech, Warden, Bombay.
The Hudson, from New York, in the Clyde, sailed Bth
ult. On 2nd instant, in lat. 49.29 N., and long, 25.32
W., passed the wreck of the Royalist, of Maryport, water-
logged, with nothing but foremast, bowsprit, and jib-boom
standing ; a boat was on deck, and two anchors hanging on
the bows.

BANKRUPTS

(From Last 21

Vighe s Gazette.)

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.

Elizabeth Agar, grocer, York

BANERUPTS

Edward Ablewhite, coach-builder, Mortimer-street, Caven-

dish-square, London.
John Sayers, carpenter, High-street, Wandsworth, Surrey.
Henry Miles, Haviland, cow-keeper, Ivy House Farm,
Denham, Buckingham.
Samuel James Lucas, grocer, Hingham, Norfolk.
William Rains Collins, grocer, Chepstow, Monmouth.
Edward Harker, draper, Stamford,
Henry Turbibille Edwards, builder, Liverpool.
John Gibbon, builder, Liverpool.
William Shaw and Isaac Shaw, builders, Macclesfield,
Chester.