The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-26 00:00:00

quarter

CORN : The market this morning commenced without any
appearance of animation; and, with evident anxiety on the
par; of holders to effect sales, the opening'value of wheat
was somewhat uncertain and irregular; subsequently more
demand was apparent, which resulted in a moderate extent
of business with consumers, and the average decline may be
stated at 3d to 4cl per bushel from the rates of this day week,
some descriptions being even more depressed, whilst extra
qualities of white and red American, had any such been in
offer, would have commanded nearly previous currencies.
Flour may be noted is per brl and Is 6d to -2s per sack
cheaper, and only a retail enquiry. Barley maintains its
price, but Egyptian beans have declined 2s to 2s 6d per qr,
to meet buyers in quantity. Oats and oatmeal find a slow
sale, the runner at ld per bushel,. the latter at 6d to is per
load reduction. In the absence of demand for Indian corn,
this article is by no means freely offered, sales would be
practicable at 2s per qr decline on the week ; a parcel
of old inferior mixed American, in warehouse, has been
cleared at 30s per 480 lbs. Arrivals and exports from the
18th to the 24th March, 1856, iaclusive : From Ireland, 363
qrs wheat, 11 qrs malt., 3,740 qrs oats, 1,995 sacks oatmeal,
674 sacks flour; Coastwise, lull qra wheat, 460 qrs barley,
787 qrs malt, 548 qrs oats, 3 sacks oatmeal, 3 brls flour;
United States,. 276 qrs wheat, 12,958 qrs Indan corn,
7,564 brls flour; Europe, &c., 5,974 qrs wheat, 640 qrs
beans, 2,550 qrs Indian corn, 19,170 sacks flour, 50 brls
flour; Egypt, 8,624 qrs wheat, 7,966 qrs beaus. Into
Runcorn, 1,117 qrs oats, 345 sacks oatmeal. Total, 15,337
qrs wheat, 460 qrs barley. 798 qrs malt, 5,105 qrs oats,
8,605 qrs beans, 15,508 qrs Indian corn, 2,343 sacks oatmeal
19,844 sacks flour, 7,617 brls flour.. Exports to foreign
parts, 587 qrs oats, 12 qrs pease, 230 sacks oatmeal ; Ireland,
306 qrs wheat, 125 qrs barley, 46 qrs beans, 3,463 qrs
Indian corn, 1,930 sacks flour, 866 brls flour ; coastwise,
87 qrs wheat, 5 qrs oats, 700 qrs beans, 77 qrs Indian
corn, 497 sacks, flour, 92 brls flour. It. MAXIM t& SONS.

FOR SALE.
The well known British built Brig,
'1 FREEMAN,
4*
"54,9,,N,, 196 tons per regist:r, built expressly for the West
Av,.. India trade by Wheeler, at Cork, in 1839, and classed
"4- A 1 for twelve years. In 1851 she underwent con-
siderable :ep airs, was retreenailed, and had new keelson, and was
then continued A 1 for four years. She is a large carrying vessel
for her tonnage, shifts without ballast, is copper fastened, shea hed
sv,th yellow metal, and now in most excellent condition : discharg-
ing east side of George's dock.—For inventories and further par.

titulars, apply to
TONGS & CO., Brokers for the Sale of Ships

FOR SALE, the beautiful Brig LUCIEN
2qo-234 tons measurement. Langth 100 feet, breadth
cfikt., 21 feet 2-10ths, depth 14 feet 3-lOths. This very hand-
A._ • some little vessel was built at Quebec, in the fall of
1854, of the very • ' -

materia:

er a rea,

o excense was spared in
ry ceable vessel, and while she wit

strong,

e a very great stowage capacity for her tonnage, she
s also a remarkably fast sailer. She Is at present lying in the
King's Dock.—For particulars apply to kIOLDERNESS and
CHILTON.

FOR SALE, the coppere 1 Ship SULTAN,
4,
tons'' length 148 feet, beam 30 feet 9-10ths, depth
11: 4, 23 feet built in Quebec, 1849, under special insoec-
- Lion for her present owners, who have spared no
expense in her fastenings, had new masts a ,d large expenditure on
rigging in 1853, carrits 1400 tons guano, is a g ,od model for
general purposes, and sails well : now lying in the West India
Export dock, London.—For further particulars apply to S. R.
G EU V F. S. Balt le- buildings.