The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-09 00:00:00

TRADE REPORT.--THritsDAY.

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COTTON : We have agaiLIVERPOOL
to n report a quiet but steady raa-.k- eed
for cotton to-day ; the trade have operated to a very bruit
extent, holders evince very great indifference about sellit;
and prices are quite maintained. The sales—including
Pernambuco, 6P ; 100 Egyptian, 7d to Std ; 1,500' Silraco.'
40 to 51d—are reported 6,000 bales, of which 1,500 etc
speculation and for export.
Scown PIG IRON : Our market for warrants closes 0'
74a 9d, buyers, cash ; 75s 3d sellers.
SUGAR : The demand for the refining description continue.
good, and very full rates have again been realised ; the toles
consist of 135 hbds Demerara, at 40s to 42s 6d, includV
grainy, at 45s 3d to 46s 6d ; 400 bags Bengal, at 435 6 ,;
4,800 mats Mauritius, chiefly at 41s 6d to 435; 166 brit
Porto Rico, at 465, duty paid ; 30 cases low white Bahia; a
29s ; and 1,000 bags Paraiba, at 25s 9d per cwt.
Mot ASSES : No further transactions are reported.
Rim : 130 puns Demerara have found buyers, at about
previous rates.
COFFEE : Nothing has occurred.
TEA: The market is without alteration; common C°"°°'
9d,
Rlnominal. OCE : We have only to notice 1,000 bags good old Be°.11?
at 108 9d, and 190 casks Savannah, at 24s 6d per eivt• wag
SALTPETRE: The saltpetre advertised for sale to daY
not disposed of. 400
MUSTARD SEED : Of the parcels offered at auction only
or 500 bags yellow sold, at 48s to 51s-
TEEL SEED: 600 bags, at 555. d,
LINSEED : 2,000 bags Calcutta, by private, were Pee at
47s 6d per, qr. „ oct
JurE : 400 bales are reported, at £l2 108 to £l4 1° I
ton.

MANCHESTER

A.
CORN : There has been an increased firmness rctanifes"ene-
the part of sellers during the past wcek, and prices haTelvlv
rally been in their favour. Our market to day sva riceo
attended by buyers, who operated very slowly, but the, For
of wheat and flour were fully maintained at. last week idea
rency. Oats and beans were enquired for, and coulrea.,
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enhanced rates. Indian corn was slow of sale, at former pri

LONDON.

SUGAR : The public sales of foreign are progressing go
at previous rates.
COFFEE: There are not any public sales to day, -
article has a dull appearance. Native Ceylon, 50s to 538. /et
TEA : There is a great want of spirit in this market'

but the

prices are suported. 9s to
RICE continue in fair demand. Bengal quoted from
12s 6d.
RUM : Prices are supported, with a small amount of buei.
ness. l t 1
SALTPETRE is out of demand, and prices are with o'4
supported. ninio"
JUTE has sold steadily, at fully previous rates ; ed.
£lO 5s to £lO lOs; middling, £l3 10s to £l3 150; g
£l6 lOs to £l7. for
- .11 bought 101

COCHINEAL : The public sale was neaaly a__
want of buyers, at previous rates.
OIL : This article is inactive. Linseed, 430 ; mite, 40
an co d 449 ; coa nut (Ceylon), £3B to £3B 10s.
CorroN: 32,000 bales Tinnevelly offered, and all b°ogbw
in at 44d to 46d.
In other articles no material alteration.
TALLOW The market is firm to day, at the /011°V.
quotations :—Town tallow, 46s nett cash ; Petersburg 03_
the spot 45s 6d; May to June, 45s 6d; October to Dee°
ber, 465.

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS. ,1 335
CORK CORN: White wheat, 35s 3d to 375 ; red LA
6d to 35s ; barley, 17s to 188 9d ; oats, 12s 6d to 15s d.
the
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DUBLIN CATTLE : Our market has been wall supplie4d ; io•
demand has been active, and late quotations are Ply
tained. For pigs, the demand for England was not so brdens
and prices were a shade lower. In wool, the business
was chiefly in retail, at the rates last quoted. 0 ride
GLASGOW CATTLE : There was a good. supPli -f nog'
cattle at market to day, demand moderate, and prices arist,
same as last week. Best Scotch bullocks, 61d ; bestl to
beef, 6d; second quality, 51d; middling and inferior, uidd is
51d ; a small number of sheep, which sold readily at 7,4 p
81d per lb ; lambs, from 22s to 28s each. Beasts, 976;
812 ; lambs, 64.