The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-17 00:00:00

maretcurns,/saewak

TRADE REPORT.

-THURSDAY,

COTTON : The estimatedLIVERPOOL. sales to-day are 10,000 bags, of
which 3,000 have been taken for export and speculation,
comprising 750 Egyptians Gid to 7:11, 70 Pernams 614 to
7d, 40 Maranhams 614 to 7d, 170 Brazils Gid to 61d, GOO
Surats 40 to 5.1. Market steldy.
SUGAR: We have again had a steady enquiry, and the
market is without alteration ; the sales include 100 hhds
Barbadoes at 46s to 495, 20 hhds Jamaica at 45s 61, 450
bags Bengal to arrive, at 523 for grainy, and 47s for
Dates, 1,600 bags Siam at. 493, 1,503 bags clayed Manilla
to arrive at 453 6d, and 450 bags Paraiba in bond at 293
per cwt from the quay.
MOLASSES: Nothing has been done.
Runt
hJeamsaaliecsa, comprise 30 puncheons Surinam, 20
puncheons and 25 puncheons Leewards, without
change in price.
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RICE: The business is confined to ],500 pockets Bengal
at lls to 14s 6d, and 300 bags Moulmein at lls to lls 3,1
per cwt.

CASSIA LIGNEA : 200 boxes are reported at loos.
SAGO FLOUR : 200 bags at 20s 3d to 20s 9d per cwt.
LONDON.
SUGAR: The market continues very firm at the late
advance, and the public sales are going off steadily. Re-
fined has shown a further advance, and grocery lumps are
quoted from 56s 6d to 60s.
COFFEE continues steady.
TEA : A portion of the arrivals of the new season's crop
has been sold at 2s 2d per lb,.but higher prices are asked
for the finest samples.
RICE : A cargo of Bengal sold in public sale at from 91
to lOs.

RUM : Prices are unaltered, but the demand is limited.
SALTPETRE : Holders ask higher prices, which checks
business on the spot, but refraction 5 has been sold at
355 91. English refined has advanced to 394 61 to 403.
INDIGO: The quarterly sale commenced yesterday
morning, containing 17,600 chests. There was a lair
attendance of buyers, both for home consumption and for
exportation. 1,220 chests passed auction-60 chests with-
drawn, 500 bought in, and 670 sold. Fine qualities of
Bengal showed an advance of 6d to Sd on the previous
quarterly sale, and 4d to 6d on ordinary qualities. Kurpah
sold at 61 advance, which confirmed the advances paid
recently by private contract.
TALLOW : The market is firm, with but little tallow
offering. Town tallow is quoted 52s 9.1, nett cash; Peters.
burg Y.C. on the spot, 53s 3d; last three months, 533.
MINES : The home mining stock market remains very
dull, with no new feature of interest. The transactions
are very limited. National Brazilian shares have met
with renewed enquiry to day, and are marked 31. Cobre
shares have been dealt in at 541-; Mariquita, at lOs ; and
New Granada, at 7s 6d. Subjoined is a list of the busi-
ness done yesterday in the Mining Exchange:.—Carnforth,
; Great Alfred, 10, 4 ; Great South Tolgus, 11}, 2, 12
Par Consols, 22. ; Sortridge Consols, 3 5-16, 3 7-16 ;
South Caradon, 285, 287 i ; South Prances, 350, 352. In
the Stock Exchange :—Condurrovv, 136 ; Par Consols, 2l it ;
Great South Tolgus, 11i, ; Great Wheal Alfred. 9i, 10 ;
Wheal Edward, 4,3; Wheal Grenville, 2; Lady Bertha,
17s 6d.

Bar.Lnvasr.oE, ltiondavIRELAND.
.—A very imp and exte-
sive sale of stock and implements took placeortant n
this day at
the farm of Tycooly, the property of Lord Clonok.
His lordship having improved the farm, which consistscof
217 acres, and put it into a high state of cultivation, at the
same time erecting suitable farm buildings, has at length
let it to an English gentleman, Richard Bowman, Esq ,
Forest-hill, Penrith, Cumberland. Before giving posses-
sion to the new occupier, Lord Clonbrock requested Mr.
James Ganly to sell the stock and effects on the farm by
public auction. The sheep were the first put up, and they
brought excellent prices, there bei a ometitin.
The next department was the black cattlg ood
e; then the faro m
horses, pigs, and lastly, the implements. Toe sheep were
of a very superior description, being the result of careful
crossing for several years from the flocks of Douglas,
Carter, Roberts, Wiley, Ellison, and 'Bidding. The lot of
fine ewes which gained the prize at Athlone were sold at
4 7s fld eack, and several lots of maiden ewes were dis_
posed of at 575, 555, and Us. Hoggets were sold at from
45s downwards. Two and a half year old heifers brought
from to £9 10s, and yearlings from to 10s.
None of the horses were very valuable, yet they brought;
fair prices, as did also the pigs, which were of the best
breeding, being the progeny of Hayneau, the celebrated
Cumberland boar. The farming implements, having been
made on the most improved principle, were eagerly sought
after at excellent prices. The new tenant of Tycooly, Mr.
Bowman, exhibited some ploughs. by Stalker of Penrith,
and Tallant of the same place, which, for exquisite finish
and beauty of design, I have never seen surpassed. The
sale had not terminated at a late hour, but his lordship
must have been highly pleased with the order and success
with which it was conducted.
TRADE IN NEW SoUTII WALES,
A Sydney correspondent, writing under this head on
the Bth July, says :—During the last month the trade has
manifested some improvement, but has not yet resumed
its usual buoyancy. The increase in our population, in
the quantity and value of our produce, and in all branches
of colonial industry, is necessarily augmenting the
demand for imported goods of every description. Some
of our merchants are beginning to be apprehensive that
the facilities afforded by the reduced freights will again
bring out goods in excess of our requirements.
Articles of consumption for which there is a constant
demand, such as spirits, wines, beers, oilmen's stores, and
leather goods, have generally sustained, except at compul-
sory rates, their proximate value ; it has been with goods
unsuited to this market, or used to a very small extent,
that consignees have incurred the heaviest losses, as in the
absence of legitimate offers, they have been submitted to
auction, and realised prices utterly disproportioued to
their cost or value.

SPORTING _INTE---LLrGRNCE

WMARK E T RACEB.—YEeTninAir

SWEEPSTAKES FOR TWO YEAR OLDS.
Winner to be sold for £4
1 I Admiral of the White
Four ran.

SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOPS.
Winner to be sold for £3OO,
1 I Flyaway
Five ran.

SWEEPSTAKES OF TEN SOUS.
1 Amati 2 I Rotterdam 3
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKE,,
...1 !Tom Thumb 9 I Secret 3
Cunning Bird, 4.
Druid.,. £lOO PLATE.
.1 I Glenlee ...............2 I Homily... ..... 3
Eight ran. Won by t hree-quarters of a length.
BRETBY STAKES.
••...1 I Miss W
Three ran. hip filly ............... 2

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