The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-08 00:00:00

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. —Nov. 7

SUGAR : The market has been steady this week, and.
prices have been supported, but the quantity offered in the
public sales have been small, and the grOss amount of busi-
ness done has been below the usual average. Refined has
sold steadily at last week's currency. Lumps, low to fine,
L-8s to Gls.

COFFEE: The nubile sales have gone off heavily this
week, and native Ct.ylon has sold at a further decline of 61.
Oar present quotation is 513 Gd to 52s 61 for common to
good ordinary.

- TEA: Medium Congou has sold steadily during the week
at fully previous rates, but C Ammon Congou has been out
.of denim% and the qlotations of 911 must be considerd
partly nominal.

. -
RICE : Although we do not alter general quotations, yet
we had a a very dull market during the week.
RUNI : A Large amount of business has been done during
the week at full prices. Llewards proif, 23 2,1 to 2s 31;
Thmerara proof, 2s 6 1 to 23 7d; strong ,Jamaica of fair
average quality, 3s 10d to 43 2d.
SALTpx•rive : An advance of about 23 suddenly taok place
yesterday, on small transactions. Refraction 3 sold at 40s;
refraction 7to 81, at 923. The market is scantily supplied,
anl 37s has been offered for refraction to saliva.
CoTroN : A fair anpunt of business has baen done this
week, but at a dteline of Ad per lb. About 3,000 bales

sold: , . .
SPICES have sold steadily, at fully previous rates,
INDIGO. is reported steady, at last sale's prices.
In other articles no material alteration.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—Nov. 7.
The market is steady, with but little doing, at the annexed
Tiotations : —Town tallow 56; 61, nett cash ; Petersburg
y C. on the spot, 56i ; November and December, 55s to
55s 61; January and March, 55s to 55s 3d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Nov 7.
The demand for fine Sussex and \Veald of Kent hops is
on the increase, and, such being unusually scarce, pricrfi
are gradually advancing, tho old duty being officially an-
nounced on Monday list at only £266,599 16s tild, has
and to the buoyancy of the market.

LONDON CORN MARKET.—Nov. 7.'
The receipt of foreign wheat this week Eimotints to 9,400
quarters, and.of oak, to 18,820 • 'quarters ; of other articles
the arrivals have been small. The trade in Mark-lane was
lifeless in the eVren-p, ac the 81t43 tirne
,sales were not
pressed, artd-the few transactions eziorecf inUCWeire at klori-
dly's rates, bath fOr wheat' and flnir, The same remarks
will equally well apply to barley and oats,
Beans and pease entigired for, hfiu ruiiy as dear.

A attIVALS INTO LONDON FROM NOV. 3 TO NOT. 7.

I English and Scotch I

Foreign

9,400
3,160
6,680 18,820

Flour, sacks. barrels.
LONDON AVE ft:WM—Wheat, 70s ld ; barley, 46s 9d
oats, 27s 91; rye, 42s Id; beans, 4ls 1d; pease, 48s 3d.

IMPERIAL AVLRAGF

Wheat. I Barley. Oats, I Rye. ! Beans. Pease.
I
Soot. 27 .. 64s 43433 10:1 263 73 ills 83.458 0 43s $3
Oct. 4.. 1658 0.;42s ,103,25 s 11&123 gdi4is loe 43s
11 i64s 9d 42s 9d!25s 93 :30t 11. ;45s •23 43s 9d
18 ~1g53 931443 Vdl26s 83;40s 13;46s 13 441 Od
4055 8d 275 1,.4 s 116406 "63 443- 9d
No-
v. 1 IGO 0d143s 2d 26s 7'!4ls 8d '47s 2d 45s 5d

6 wk's Ag. Avl6ss 4 144 s 2d126s sd!4ls 5d145s 10d144s

• LONDON CATTLE MARIcET.—Nov. Z.
The number of beasts is rather smaller than on Friday
last, but it exceedithe demand. There is not much reduc-
tion in the choicest descriptions, but there is scarcely any
trade for other kinds. There is about the usual supply of
sheep, and trade is very inactive. The small amount of
business transacted is on Monday's terms. good calves
are rather dearer. From Germany and Holland there are
164 beasts, 270 sheep, and 78 calves; 450 beasts from the
Northern and Midland,:and 130 milch cows from the
Home Counties.

Per stone of Sibs. s d s d i Per stone of 8 lbs. s d s d
Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 410 1 BestDns&Hf-BredsBh 0 0 0 0
Best Short-horns 4 4. 4 6' Best bore-wools .... 4 8 5 0
Second quality beasts 2 8 3 4 Do. do. 5h0rn...... 0 0 0 0
C9.lves
Pigs 4 0 5 0 1 Do. do. "horn . 0 0: 0 0
Best Dns AiHalf.hreds 5 0 5 2; Lambs
Beasts at nn,rket, 1,143; sheep and lambs, 3,011 ; calves, 152;
pigs, Igo.

LONDON MINING MARKET.—Nov. 7.
The enquiries for home mining stocks being few, anl the
news from the mining districts 'presenting no feature of
much Interest., the market remains very dull.
In the Suck Exchange to.dav, Rhymney Iron shares
have been dealt in at 22 and 22A ; Santiago, at 2f and 24
(.Cl5 15a paid) , and Ocbre shares, at 53i and 531.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions lb the

NrrnaTi is again dearer, 400 tons on the spot selling
at 16s 3d to 185, and 900 tons to arrive at an outport at.
17s 6d to 17s 9d per cwt.
SALTPETRE : 1,500 bags Boinbay were brought to
auction last Wednesday but nothing was done, subse-
quently about 1,000 bags were taken at 21s fid for 9i per
cent, up to 303 per cwt for 37i per cent refraction ; of
Calcutta 700. bags are reported at 36s 6t.1 fur 6i, a..,d '3Bs
per cwt for 31 to 3/ per cent:refraction.
DYEWOODS : In Logwood the sales are confined to retail
parcels of Campeachv at .e 8 10s, Honduras at £7, and
St.'Domingo all •faults .at £5 ss. Litha NicaragUa brought
+6'l6 10s. Fustic : 100. tons Spanish sold at .£5 5s to
-4 7s 6d.. Barwood : 70 tons are reported at 10s.
Red Sanderswood :25 tons at auction sold at ,eB. The
market continues bare of Nicaraguawood.
MADDER •ROOTS : There is no change.
MApnEas : Only small sales of Dutch.

Ia• •
Sumc': Palermo continues steady at lls 61 to 11s 9d,
and Tyrol has been taken at Bs.

TAIITARS are quite in retail demand at the quotations,
10 casks 'Cream selling at 104 s.
AFIGOLS : In Red Florence 22:boxes brought 84s 6d, and
small parcels of Oporto 43s to 445.

YELLOW BERRIES: Persian sold at 47s 6d.
BARK : At auction *2BO bags Baltimore (all faults)
brought 9s 6d, and 500 bags sound at 123 to l3i, the lower
price to arrive, 50 hhds Philadelphia 12s to 128 61 per
cwt.

CuTett maintains previous quotations.
QAMBIRR : 300 bales heated sold at 193 to ,193
Slim, LAC :20 cases brought 56,, I,lc Dye neglected.
Myttaunams : At public sale 800 bag3sold at 93 to
93 6d:

SAGO FLOUR: 400 bags damage'l are reported at ISs 9d
CASTOR OIL realised 5; i to 5t4 brown to yellow.
LIQUORICE JUICE: 10 chests Marietta sold at 955.

Otis Olive is unchanged in price, though imports are
more extensive. The sales embrace 100 tuns at the quota-
tions. Linseed has been quiet throughout the week at 38s
6d per cwt naked and 39s 61 to 403 per cwt covered.
Rape in limited request at 53s per cwt for fine refined.
Lisbon Seed offers to arrive at .£49 per tun. There is no
new feature to report in Fish Oils. 'A trifling business
passing in Pale Seil at £52, and Cod at £5O per tun: No
change in Sperm, summer bagged offers at £lOO, and
winter bagged at 1105 per tun, without finding buyers.
Palm : The sales of the week are 800 tons at £44 10a to
£45 per ton.

Lino : A few barrels American sold at 70s per cwt.
.TALiOW : Only a moderate business has been done here
at 56s to 57s for P.Y.C., and at 63= to. ,7s 61 for South
American. The London market again closes easier, the
exact quotation now,being, sellers at 55s 61 and buyers at
55s per cwt in all positions. The half-week delivery is 1,306
casks against 2,288 casks bast year, and the stook is now
12,260 casks against 22,073 in 1855. 'The total shipments
off at St. Petersburg, advised by te!egrapb, are 113,000
casks.

LARD: 40 tons American sold at 74s to 753 per c st, and
10 tons Russian at 54s 6:1 per cwt.
BEES' WAX : 15 casks American sold at £7 7s 61 to
I2i 6d per cwt, as in quality.
LINSEED CAKE hai advanced to £lO 15s per ton for
Engl►sh, at which there is a fair demand, aiid 30 tens thin
oblong American said at £lO lOs per ton,
GUANO : Sales of Ulmer Peruvian to the extent of 600
tons have been made at a shade under £lO per ton.
NATAL STORES Still without arrivals of rough Turpen.
tine, and owing to the high prices demanded for Spirits as
compared with London, the business has been quite of a
retail character at 363 per cwt. The demand for common
Rosin, on the spot, has for the moment slackened, and the
sales will not exceed 1,000 brls'at 4s ficl to 4s 7d per c vt ex
quay and store ; for at rival 1,800 brls sold at the litter price ;
tine is much wanted, and all offering meets with ready sale
at extreme prices ; sales 750 brls at lOs to 16; per cwt as in
quality. Beyond retail sales of American and Archangel at
the extreme quotations there is no change to report in Tar.
SEEDS : The business in Linseed is confined to 1,000 hags
Bombay, at 67s to 67s 6d per cparter I 500 bags Calcutta
Rape sold at 58s for sound, and 55s 61 per qaarter for first
class damaged.
CHEMICALS : So'la ash is firm at 210 to 2 3-163, and
bleaching powder realises Xia. Crystals, £5 12s 6d to
£5 15.- Bicarbonate steady at £l4. Sugar Lead: White
sold at 47s 6,1 per cwt. Prussiate steady at is I3d to is 2d.
Tartaric acid is unaltered.

SugArt ; The market continues animated, and a further
advance of 61 per cwt. may be quoted; the sales compris-
ing 650 hhds 800 bags B.P. West India, 1,600 bags.
Bengal, at 46s 9d for Dummah, 50s for Dates, 62s oi for
Benares, and 53s for cossipore, besiies 4,000 bags to
arrive, at 62s 3d to 62s 6d for Ben ares, and 52s 91 to
53s 6d for gridny,l,loo bags Native Madras at 41s 6d to
42s 6d, 3,200 mats Mauritius at 43s 61 to 495, 1,020 boxes
Havana (No. 12) at 495, 100 tons clayed Manilla at 47s 61
duty paid, 15 cases, 1,000 bags Maceio at 31s to 31s 61,
and 160 tons brown Bahia, to arrive, at 32s per cwt. in
bond.

Monkssys : The sales consist of 400 puns Barhadoes at
245, and 150 puns Antigua at 24s Cl per cvit'froni the
quay, h:;ing an advance of 6d on-previOus value.

COFFEE : These is no alteration to notice in the market.
The transactions comprise 120 casks Jamaica, and 500 bags
Rio, from 42s to 47s per cwt, _ .

RICE ; The market continues steady, and during the
latter part of the week there 'has been more dis
positi-m to buy ; the transactions include 5,000 bags
middling Bmgat at 10s 6d to Ql, 1,000 blgs Moulmeltl
at lOs 7,ooo"b"Ags Arracan, at 104 3i to 103 01, for
N crenate, 94 to ga 74•1 for'Lllrvng., and 000 bags yellow
cargo at $3 ,0d ppr Ocit.

•
I7nm; Ttiery 11 21..; change since last week s.sle3 very

TEA : The. market bae been less active, and comman
Congous may be quoted at 9tl to 9.4 p?r Ib ; the gr•,2,
blackish leaf and Pekoe kinds, maintain the full previous
rates ; in other sorts of Blacks and Greens no change to
notice.

EXSUING SALES RY AUCTIOT,

gonday, November 10 : 707 bags Ilarnbav Linseed

Tuesday, November 11 : x,688 (Try salted Ox, Cow and
Horse Hides ; 700 bales Jute ; 100 tierces Carolina Rice,
new crop. _ -

Indnesday, November 12 : 6.51 bales gambler; all
faults.

Tkursday, November ;a
Bengal Ripe.

2,500 bags, 1,531 pockets

Irriday, November 14 : 990 bales Jute.
Wednesday, November 19 . 193 bags Turmeric ; 67 bales
Munjeet ; 34 hhds. lineal ; 1 ton Redwood.
Thursday, November 20 : 27 chests K„urpah Indigo.

LIVERPOOL FRUIT TRADE, Nov 7.
Our supplies of the new crop of Currants have been
coming in freely, and reach up to this time about 3,600
tons, against about 830 tons up to the same time last year,
and although the consumption continues almost on the same
extensive scale as noticed in our former circular fray 530 ,
tons, and 130 tons exported), the stock in b nd would appear '
larger than usual ; but a very considerable quantity not
being cleared by the purchasers who bought largely to
still holds out a pre-
ference
as first quality of
market
arrive, would, if cleared, shov that we a-e not at all over_
thTahtiso f
London,
rk m
b urthe f
n eodr with
buyers stock.
over
fruit is offering here fully 2s to 3s below prices rult • e.
ruling there.
w 9 shall, no doubt, arrivals here , have considerable - yet
before the end of the year, which will leave
come forward in the spring, and when this very little to
is clearly shown
to be the case, we may look forward to advanced prices.
iire have since, our last report, had -
Raisins here, which, with our supplies six cargoes of Valencia
would very likely have induced
holders previously received'
several
cargoes to accept lower,
591 to 5
prices, but a speculative demand
cargoes being bought up at sorurg up. and 4ao
-
3;, caused importers ~
ask higher rates, and
the market is firm at an advance. In
London also we notice higher prices are paying for good
sound cargces. Several small parcels of Muscatels and
_Sultanas have been brought forward, and sales have been
effected at about our quotations: the former are now ahnost

Dublin, Nov. 7
North Belt.

Arrived—the Elizabeth, from Liverpool, off the

Kingstown, Nor, 7.—Sailed —The Rolla, for Malta—Brltith
Queen, Antigua.

MARITIME EXTRACTS,

Liverpool, Nov. 7.—One of the Woodside steamers ran into the
R. Robuisno, at archer in the river, during the frg this Morn-
ing. rho steamer carr'ed away her stem and rails.--The Eblena s.)
from Dublin, in coming the river this morning in the fog,
ran against he Sandon Pier-head, and damaged her port paddle
wheel —The Devonshire (s I for London, was proceeding to sea
this morning when the fog came on, and she grounded off
the south e,,d of Ne'son Per, but came off on the flood, and pro-
ceeded witt out d tmsge:
Narva, Oct. 27.—The Fnglith sch^oler J. W. Johnston Oliver.
with part r f he- cargo (hemp) on hoard, psrted her anchors in the
Rode, and went on share. upwards of 20 versts east of the Norova
Month ; she lies well ; is still tight with her crew on board, and not
in danger.

The esrgo of the chip Themis, Nliclrels, from Bombay to Liverpool,
which but Into Algea Ray. June 27, in distress, is being tranship'
into the following vessels tkivell will probably sail in September,
for Li% erp ol—The Christopher NcwtOn, 41d tons, and Jessie
M Fariane, 262 tons.

D blip, N6,v: a. —The Fa'con. of Jersey. w'tb tobacco, has been
brou,ht in lore a prize by the Kilmichal coast guard.—The Martha
Meath w.th _sheet. has put ha, k with cargo heated.

The Fide!la, from Nt
etnnnel, but experlenee

'ork at Liverpool, was six days is the
aarkaVy fine weather.

SPc,KEN

CaTdelia, hence.to Nt,.v Orleans in Mu. 28 W.
Sophia, fr.,m Livert,ol, Nov. 2, off Inlstrahit:i.,
EelLse, hence t ltio Janeiro, Oct. 2, In 4 N. ton. 22 W.l
Chi ta!,oochee, bound South, ()et. 4, in tat. 6 23 W.
Jarne3 Cheston, bound South, Ott. 4,, In lat. 6 N., lon. 23 W.'
M. A. Johnstone, from London to Valparaiso, Oct. 9, in lat. 9 N..
lon. 24 W.
Ursula, hence to _Rottenly, Oet. 6. in lat. 6 N., lon. 24 W.

FOREIGN PORTS

Gambia hent..o.
sailed for the emit. Oct. 16

Ind Plymouth at Sierra Leone, and

R.:11.5.), from Afric