The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-05 00:00:00

N.B.—The powerful Steamer COLUMBUS, owned by the Rail-
road Company, (just refitted with new boilers and thoroughly over-
hauled), will be despatched from PANAMA to BUENA VENTURA
and GUAYAQUIL, (and, if sufficient freight offers, to P,tra), im-
mediately after the arrival of the goods by the above conveyance at
the Pacific terminus of the railway.
Goods can likewo,e be forwarded and passengers get course by the
sp endid steamers of the P-icific Steam Navigation Company, (leav-
ing PANAMA on the 12th and 27th of every month), to Bue,a. Ven-
tura, Guayaquil, Paita, Lambayequl, Casma,
Pisco, Islay, Arica, Iquique, Cobija, Caldera, bausco, Co-
qu;mbo. and %al waist:).
In a future advert,sement, arrangements now ma ing to accmo-
modate the Nisthern traffic whh the Isthmus, will be published.

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LIVERPOOL AND ROTTERDAM STEA,IER3.
Leav ng each Port Weekly.
The Sttam-sLips
v'ee, PFL,CAN Cop, CROPT.
. Ca pt. Doxv
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'AlBlr:iit'itended to from NelsoPn.Do.k., "
IVERPOOL FOR ROTTERDAM, as under :

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GANNET, WEDNFSDAY, the gth JULY, at Three
Bonded Goods to be chipped the day but one before sailing,
There vesse s have excellent aceornme 'ation for passengers.
Cabin Fare (including Steward's Fer), 20e.

For further articu ars apply to
WILSON, SUN, & CHURCH, 15, Water street

TRADE REPORT.-FRIDAY

LivElirooL

COTTON.—The market during the past week has presented much
the same ch• racter as noti, ed for some tew weeks past; the demand
continues very good, but the offe, ings still being more than ample
for th' requirements, pric-s of Aine.ican can rn.y be quoted I-16d
per lb higher than those of last Friday. Brazil and Eorotian are
more readily saleable at late rates. Surat firm, and the better qua-
lities t+earer. the weekly sales are 81,721 bales, of which IS,IN are,
on speculation, and 3,570 for export.

This week. Pricespald Currt. Prices.'
Import Sales. I Description. 'this week Mid. Fair. I Stocks

d. d. d. d.
96°1 i
5 550 Sea Island -55t0 16 123 14 1
17540 Upland --41 to 7 6 3-16 61 566290
I i 261 Mobile - - 44 to 63 64 6f
'ago 34910 New Orleans 45 to 8 6 5-16 7
48s0 Brazil - - -63 to 73 63 6/1
3784 3140 Egyptian --51 to 1U 61 6f
24 110 West India - 73 to R 3 6:1
.. 9330 East India - 31 to 53 4 7-16 411-16
I

81720 1-T-7ta-1.... 1

MO
39940
11:40
31160

I 6847C0

SuoAa.—There has been a fair demand, and extreme prices have'
been realised; 100 hhds grainy Demerar+ have brouzlit 43s 3't to
48s gd, 160 hhds Jamaica 41s to 47s 6d, 310 bads Dates 41e 6d to
43, 6d, 25 hhds Porto Rico 458 6d to 47s per cwt, and 200 boxes
Havima extreme pr ces.
MOLASSES AND Rost.—Nothing has taken place.
COFFSE.—The small parcel of Jamaica offered by auction was not
sold.
- - - - .

RICE.—The sales are 2.850 bags Henri .t lOs 6d to 13s per cwt,

SALTPETRE.-30,1 b. gs are repotted at 28s to 29s per cwt for 9i to
8i per ern, retraction.
Jur tt. —A t public sale, 1.700 bales realis,cl extreme plees.
SCOTCH Pio laolsr.—Our market for warrantsc:oses at 725, rash.
_

CORN.- Tills day's market was moderately attended by local and
country millers, and the transactions in wheat were of limited
extent, any de, cription barely supporting the currencies of Tuesday,
and general runs Id to 2d per bushel cheaper. Sack flour must he
noted Is, and barrels Cd, cheat er, with only a moderate sale. Barley
fully sup, orts in value. Egyptian beans 6d per quarter lower, with
a limited business practicable. Oats and oatmeal both very dull.
the 1-o.ter receding ed per load. There is less Ind an corn offering
and no pressure to sell ; a fair demand has been experienc, d upon
English as well as Ir sh orders, and an improvanent made on
mixed and yellow of 6,1, and on white Is, per quarter. Arrivals from
the Ist to the 3rd July, '1856, inclusive.-Inland-Barley,' BB qrs;
malt, 2 qrs; oats, 93 qrs; oatmeal, 379 qrs; flour, 8 sacks, Coast-
wise-Oats, 65 qrs; beans, 3 qrs; oatmeal, 110 sacks; flour, 6 brio.
Canad 14:c.-Wheat, 710 qrs; pe se, 1,530 qrs; oatmeal, :35 sacks s
flour, 8,'93 brls. I,nited St ties Ineian corn, 7,993 qrs; flour,
7 086 bris. Total.-Wheat, 710 gra ; barley, 288 qr, ; malt, 2 qrsz
oats. 158 qrs ; beans, 3 qrs ; pease, 1,530 qrs; Ind an corn, 7,1/93
sacks,quiet
:pit! and prices do
.
Kira & Soles.
iqrps, ;Roovatin,:eoa,l;ss.-24Isnacbkest
f; flour,
our,
not var, Holders are content to wait for a demand, and do not
press sales. Pork moves slowly, at a slight decline ; and, thereffi
being nay a large assortment, the defilers are more cieult to
please in quality. For the lower class a great reduction would
there
probably be conceded to s.-II quantity. The dement fee bacon
continues active and the sales for the week are again barge; for
some choice parcels an advance has been realised, full prices being
paid for t Min:try and middling descriptions. Hams sell well at
the quotations, and shoulders continue to move freely. Lard has
further advanced, and the sales are only limited by the small
qumtity offering. There is a fair demand for cheese, but th t out
f coed Lion parcels do not find favour, Tallow is dearer and
the demand steady. For inseed cake there is an enquiry owing
to reports of injury to the turnip crop. The continued die
w -ether exercises the usual depressing effect on the corn market,
but tee light stock and good consumptive demand sus ain prices,
and, though oc asionally sales of wheat and flour are r po ted a
shade under last week's prices, the decline is not general. Indian
corn in the early part of the week receded Is to Is 6d pi r quarter,
but has since recovered part of this decline. At to-day's market
wheat and flour were dull, ba for Indian corn there was an active
demand at :Les to 29s 6d ter quarter.
Feuer.-Currants: The market has been exceedingly quiet
during the week, the sales being confine 1 to a few parcels of flue
quatty, for export, at ioOs to 1053, and about 20 tons low quality
at 55s to 60s. In other descriptions no disposition is evinced I y
dealers to buy; the clearances, although favourable, show a
decrease on the corresponding period last year. Raisin, ; The only
transacion that has taken plate has barn the sale of a pa, eel of
Sultanas, per last steamer, at 70s ex quay; in other d scrietionx
market hare. Orangek: 'l'h- arrivals this week consist of 5 0 eases
Valencia, which brought extreme rates, sound 43s 6d to 45s 61/,
Lemons : The market is only very barely supplied, and prices have
con•iderably advan ed, wit i every prospect of a further enhance-
ment; at public auction, yesterday, Naples realised 30a per case,
Palermo 16s per box. Nuts: Barce'ona-a far amount of business
has been done at 375, at which holders are firm. Brazils move
slowly at 25s to 'As per cwt. HOUGHTON & LEVY.