The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-19 00:00:00

OUTPORTS.

Holyhe d, July 15.—Arrived—Leonora, for Cadiz —Morwenna, for
Honfleur—Martha, all from Liveroool.
Gravesend, July 17.—Arrived—Thames, from Barbadoes—Para-
gon, Dominica.
Deal, July 17.—Arrived—Sussex, from Foo Chow Foo.
Queenstown, July I£.—Arrived—Libre, from Cassablanca—L. Wa
Lorenzo, Brareo, Ychio—Mischief, Barbadoes.
Dublin, July 18.—Arrived—Old England, from Quebec—Julie,
Bordeaux—Trade, St. Stephen's.
Kinestown, July 18.—Arrived—Fame, from St. John—Mercury,
Marsala.
Belfast, July 18.—Arrived— Rhady, Rhino, from Miramichi—
Falcon, Barbadoes. Salle I—Ann, Peat, for Kastrup.
Greenock, Ju'y 17.—Arrived Dream, Pye, and Lord Byron, Gibb,
from Quebec Harburgh, Kleingarie, New York Davidsons,
Al'Kenzie. Barbadoes. Sailed—Vixen. M'llride, Li' Marseilles,
Arrived, July 18.—Mathew Ring, M afickam, from Constantinople,

TRADE REPORT.-FRIDAY,

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LIVERPOOL.

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COTTON.—The cotton market in the commencement of the week
was excessively dull, the demand was restricted to very moderate
purc ases by the trade, which enabled them to obtain a slight ad-
vant ige in price; during the last two da; s some enquiry has sprur g
up for speculation and for export, and the market has asnumtn
more activity, at last week's currency for American. Brazil and
Egyptian in rood demand, a firm prices. Surat continues scarce
and dear. The weekly sales are 38,08) b.cles, of which 2,570 are on
speculation, and 5,500 for export.

This week.
Import. I Sales. Description

Prices paid'Currt. Frio
(this week.' Mid. Fai

d
670 Sea Island - 7 to 28 12}
27275 7120 Upland - - 4,} to 7 63.
4931 Mobile - - 44 to 6/ 6}
54647 13920 New Orleans 4 to 8 6 5-16
4811 4780 Brazil - - - 6 to 74 6}
4013 1060 Egyptian - -6ito 18 64
1521 100 West India - 52 to 6i
17584 5500 East India - 3to 5 3-16 4 7-16 411-1

61; 6F)2580

38080 I

7637-0

SUGAR.—The demand continues limited, the sales being confined
to 110 hhds Demerara at 43s 6d to 465, 20 hhds Jamaica at 45s 6d,
2-10 bags Benares 2t 495 6d to 50s, and 400 Mauritius, part grainy, ,A
46s 6,1 to e.,Rs per cwr.
MoLAsshs —250 puns. Barbadoes, have realised 24s per cwt.
Rum.—There continues a fair enquiry, and 150 puns, chiefly
Demerara, have been taken at prices showing an advance Within the
last week of 2d to 3d per gallon.
COFFER.-170 half-hales of Mocha are reported at 68s to 74s ad,
and a lew tierces Jamaica at 65s per cwt.
Rrcs.—There has 11.2t.ii raili:r mare enquiry, particul'rly fir the
lower sorts; 850 bsgs l_allam have brought 9s 6', and 4.700 bags
Necrans"e 9s 60 for old, and lOs 6d to lls per cwt fur good to fine
new.
SILTPIKTISE

-50 bags are reported at Sls per cwt for 10a per ce

--The quantity offered by auction went off with fair compe-
tition, neatly EOO bates part all faults) finding buyers at full previous

refraction
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14105.
SCOTCH Pin IRON.—Our market for warrants closes 'without
charge in prices. No business reported.
CoRN.—We heve had come coarse weather since our last, and the
day commenced gloomy nil wet, but cleared up during market
hours; notwithstailding, we have experienced a good steady demand
for wheat at the full p, ices of Tuesday, and for some extra quail ics
ready for immediate rielivery (such parcel. being scarce; sellers had
even the turf, in their favour. Flour has also been in f.ir request,
choice lots ful y main, aining their va'ae, and only inferior descrip-
tions being obtainable at slightly easier rates Barley, beans and
oa's steady both i , value and demand. Oatmeal in fair retail en-
quiry at rather more money. Mixed snd yellow Indian corn in good,
and white in tolerably ex ensive request, but chiefly fir
orders, erich description advancine quite 6d per qr upon the curren-
cies of Tues ay last.—Arrivals from the 15th to the 17th July, 1855,
inclusive.—lreland—Malt, 7 qrs; oats, 71 qrs ; oatmeal, 1.696 •asks;
flour, 88 sacks. Coastwise—Oats, 603 qrs; floure2o sacks. Canaria,
&c.—Wheat, 1.164 qrs; oatmeal, 138 sacks; firur, 3,311 Iris.
United States —Wheat. 17 823 qrs ; Ind an corn, 9 178 qrs ; Indian
corn meal 100 brls; flour, 0,511 brls. Europe, &e.—Wheat, 1,1,35
qrs; barley, 2,020 qrs; oats, 340 qrs: flour, 7.190 sacks, 775 brls.
Egypt—Wheat, 1,203 qrs. Total—Wheat, 2 i ,222 qrs ; barley, 2,020
qrs ; malt, 7 qrs; oats, 1,014 qrs; Indian coin, 9,173 qrs ; loaded
corn meal, 100 brls; oatmeal, 1,831 sacks; flow, 7,293 sacks,
65,197 brls. R. MAKIN & SONS.
PROVISION9.—There is more doing in beef, and there seems a
dis-
position to buy more freely than of late fine qualities if sellers could
be induced to submit to a slight decene, but this description form-
ing an unusually small proportion of the stock, holders show greet
firmness. Pork is also i r improved demand, an 1, in addition to a
smart retail business at full prices, some _.streels of midilli g Western
bye been taken for London, thus relievi 'g tie market, and making
the lately increased arrival, leas felt. The sales of bacon are to '
large extent, at steady prices, and the stock in first hands is greatly
reduced ; the country dealers co:nplain of the consumption being
checked, but, as the arrivals are now likely to cease, sellers insist oa
fell rates. Hams sell at the quotations. Shoulders are in fair re-
quest. The lard market flags; the recent great advance has injured
the consumption, and until ,irices recede the demand will be stow.
For fine the se there is a brisk enquiry ; good middling descriptions
also move freely; inferior slow of sale. Grea,e butter is much
wanted. The tallow ma ket is very active, and a further advance of
Is 6d to 2s per cwt is readily made. With a good demand, linseed
cake is dearer 5s per ton.
FRUlT.—Currants—We have since our last report (and until within
the last few days) had a steady demand for currants for home con-
sumptii'n, and several small parcels were cleared off at about firmer
rates ; but since receipt of advices from the currant districts,
giving us a much more favourable report than previously, bosh
as to quantity. quality, and probable low price, it has thrown a
gloom on the market, and buyers have since refused to purchase
unle s at a reduction in price, and as the importers have in a
great measure met their v ewe, it has enabled us to effer t sales of
some small parcels of recant import at the reduction, and froth
present appearances we conclude what are now remaining on the
market, will find purchasers without much deviation from present
rates. Raisins and Figs—The stock of raisins of all descriptions;
is now so much reduced that we have little room for cammeet ;
by advices lately received from Spain, we hear they have had vio'ent
mail storms in some few districts, which have done serious injury
to the vines, and w,ll thereby cause some deficiency in those
quarters, but it appears not to have been general, but more of a
local character, and although the disease had to a slight extent
made its appe +ranee, the flue weather then ex.sting, if continued,
was expected to prevent the disease from progressing. We wait
the next accounts with some anxiety, as they may enable us to form
a more correct opinien or the ravages committed b the di' ease and
stormy weather, and probably an idea of the expected opening
prices. Our accounts from Malaga are favourable, no notice being
taken of any disease there, and unless unfavourable weather seta
in, we may expect an abundant crop from that quarter. From Turkel
the accounts are not so favou able, the blight appears to have shows
itself with some virulence, but it is almost entirely a questi in of
weather with them as to their future crop. The fig crop s likely to
be abundant. At the sale yesterday, several lots of Eleme and Sultana
raisins, and Turkey figs just landed, were afered ; the Eleme raisins
sold at 56s to 585 6d, sultanas at 663; the figs in drums sold at 455
to 4;s 6d the boxes of Elemee did not sell ses b mug all that was
offer, d, they were taken in, but would r o tisubt be sold by private.
Nuts—We have had of late considerable sup .lies of Barcelonaes
which with the large stocks prevrouslyon h nd have tended te bring
down prices, and purchases may now be made at our lowest quote"
tions. For tyher descriptions the demand is quite of a retail r haracter•
Oranges and Lemons - the season being now fast approaching to a
close we have little to reporr, the large parcel of Catania oranges
and lemons, upwards of 3,0110 boxes, which arrived a few days bact,
were all in a very damaged state, the oranges (about 5,324 boxes),
sold mostly at 3e and 4d per box, a few at 10d and Is, and the lemoDS
at 4s 3d to 4s 93, a result ruinous to the owners, but we hear the
Board of Health have stopped the delivery, and refuse their going
into the market for sale. Lemons and oranges being scarce, would
now bring enormously high prices, at present we have none vi the
market. FLaTCII & FIRTO.