The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-08-14 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL.

Corrox.—The market to-day has presented no new feature, the
demand continues moderate, and prices are about maintained. The
sales—including 70 Pernambucos 7id, 50 Bahias bad. 50 Maranhams
61d to 74d, 200 Egyptians 6/d to 7il, 600 Surats 4gd to 51d—are re-
ported 6,ooo.bales, of which 1,500 are on speculation and for export.
bases.—We have no improvement to notice in the demand. and
rather easier rates have been accepted; the sales are confined to .20
hhds Jamaica at 4G3 to 46s 6d, 160 bags Dates at 48s to 4gs, and 200
mats Mauritius at 463 to 47s per cwt.
Rom.-200 hhds Mauritius have realised 2s 5d per proof gallon
from the quay.
Coerce.—Nothing to report.
RICE.—The sales comprise 800 bags Bengal at lls, and 2,001 WO'
Arracan, at ga for Larong, and gs 3d per cwt for old Necransie.
At the public sales at a morning very little was done.
LIMA WOOD.-45 tone, all faults, brought .el 3 151 to 7s 6d..
F05ric....15 tons Puerto Cabello brought £5 7s 61 per ton.
6INGIELLY SEE n.-1,200 bags brought 58s per qr.
Poppy SEED.-120 bags brought 563 per qr.
NITRATE OF SODA.—Nearly 10,000 bags were offered, but with-
drawn; 100 tons have, however, been sold by private, at 16s di
per cwt.
Scorcu Pro IRON.—Our market for warrants closes at 73s 31
to 73s 6d, cash c 74s 6d, three months open. Busineo reported-
-500 tons at 740 61, three months open.

LONDON.
SUGAR.—The market has been quiet to-day, but yesterday's de.
cline of (id has been fully confirmed. Refined del; brown lumps,
55s 6d to 66a.
COPFEE.—The public sales are going off without showing any
material alteration in prices.
Sr tcss.—Pimento sold in public sale at sd, and whole S!IliCaRO-",
pepper sold at sd.
Cortorv.-700 bales sold yesterday on'Change at very full prices...
Rice continues in limited demand.
Busr.—This article has been out of demand.
SALTPETRE I.as sold steadily at about previous rates; refraction.,
23 to 63, au gd to 335.
In other articles no material alteration.
TALLOW.—The market remains steady at the following quotations:
—Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 533; August and September. 521•
6d ; October and December, 51s.
BOROUGH HOP.—The accounts from the plantations continue to
come favourable.
Coax.—The few parcels of English wheat at market brought
Monday's prices. With considerable arrivals of foreign wheat and
flour, a moderate busi..ess was transacted, at farmer prices. Flour
sold at irregular rates. Barley scarce, and its value was maintained.
Fine qualities of oats were fully as dear, Other descriptions were
easier to purchase. Beans and pease as last quoted. Arrivals Into
London from the 11th to the 13th August.—English and Scotch—
Wheat, b5O qrs; barley, 240 qrs; oats. 60 qrs : malt, 440 qrs. Irish--
Barley. luo gra ; oats, 910 qrs. Foreign—Wheat, 24,210 qrs; bar—
ley, 3,880 qrs; oats, 17,770 qrs. Flour, 15,080 barrels.
Airmss.-1 herd t, still a demand for good dividend mining stocks,.
but the market is not active. In the Stock Exchange to-day the
only transaction reported is in Imperial Bra ilian shares at 22 The
only transactions reported irt the Alining Exchange yesterday, are in-
- Gonamena, at 26 3; Great Alfred, 3 13-16 15-16, 2; ProvideLce'
Mines, at 61i to 62

/EsTERDAY's MARKETS.
SALFORD CATTL3.—The market is firm at last week's prices, and
a fair clearance was made. Best beef, 64-d to 7d; middling, 5d to
6d; calves, 4d to sd; best wedders, 'id to 7d; ewes, Sid to 6d
lambs. 7d to 7&d. Supply at market----Beasts, 938; calves, 120;
shezp and lambs, 7,149.
CORE CORN.—Wheat, 34s 6d; oats, 14g to 16s 3d.
GLASGOW Coax.—We had a lair attendance at market to-day, but
business was very restricted. Wheat is 6d dearer, and flour sells
freely at a slight advance. Bar:ey quiet. Beans rather dearer.
Pease cheaper. Oats unchanged. Oatmeal L'IOW of sale, at 6d
reduction.

BELFAST LINEN TRADE CIRCULAR

DRAWN UP BY A COMMITTEE OF THE LINEN TAADN

APPOINTED UNDER THE SANCTION OF THE BELPA,SS

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Monday Evening, August 11.
FLkx.—The supplies in the country markets during last week
were small, about 42 tons appearing In Armagh, Monaghan, Coote-
hill, and Ba)lybay. The demand was brisk in all these markets.
hand-scutched selling from 6s to 7e 9d, and milled from 7s 6d to 105
6.1 por stone of 16 lbs. In Baltic ti x there has been little doing;
Fpc al sold at £4O per ton ; WPHT, .e4O lOs ; FLPCM, aE.3 10s.
The arrivals at Belfast, from Riga, during the past week, conalat of
,hree cargoes.
YARNS.—There is no change is line yarns. Tow yarns are brisk,
and stocks very low. As usual at this season, prices are wavering.,
and but a limited demand can be expected until the harvest is over,
BROWN Lisixas IN COUNTRY MARKETS —At Armagh, sth inst.,
the supply of Hollands was small, and demand dull, on account of
a thflciency of water at the beetling.mills; rough browns without.
change. At Lurgan, on 7th inst., there was a small supply of
damasks, a dull demand, and prices having a downward tendency
. . . ..„.

spot diapers scarce, but in little request, without change in prices;
bird-eye diapers in scanty supply, and prices firm; lawns without
change. At Ballymena, 11th inst., the supply was under average*
but quite equal to the demand; prices firm. With manufacturers,
handkerchiefs are in plentiful supply, with prices in favour of the
buyer; drills low in stock, and prices steady; light limns in very
small supply, the demand good, and prices looking up. Ileof

linens in good request, and stock moderate. .
WHITE LlNENS.—Bleachers' stocks are moderate in amount, the
demand is good. and prices, though as yet uuchaugei, show e•
tendency to advance.
811171811 111Aartsrs.—F1az and Tow.—Prices are steady at Dun-
dee, but little business doing, higher prices being generally wired.
at Baltic ports, and freights have advanced; Riga FPCM sold at
£42 per ton; PDC, £36 to £36 ss; Memel 4 brand, £37 10s-
Forty tons, at unreserved sale, brought £3l 15s for DC, and £3B
les for WCM. Fine tow wanted, and a very small suprOr•
Arrivals of week ended sth inst., 207 tons flax. At Hull there is
fair demand from spinners, for the season, but, holders being
willing sellers, prices are barely sustained. Tow unaltered.
Arrivals of week ended sth inst., 384 tons flax and taw. Yarra
have advanced, at Dundee, a farthing to a halfpenny per spindle on
the heavier sizes of flax yarns. Linens are more in request, in the

Scotch districts, and weavers much wanted.
FOREIGN MARlCETS.—Linens.—The fill trade has begun at Nevi
York, but as yet little is doing. Prices continue low at Havanas
and not much business done.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

WOLVERHAMPTON RACES.---.YESTERDAY.

Unexpected.

Leamington

Typee ........

FOAL STAKES.
• • 1 I Dolly Varden ...•.•
Two ran.
WROTLISLEY STAKES.
1 1 Hanle •
HOLYOAKE STAKES.
1 1 Goldbill ......
Four ran.