The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-28 00:00:00

be market
, to 1 ls 6clfor I
to !Os 7d per cwt,

s quiet; 1,400 bags Bengal are reported at gs
.w small grain, and 4,000 bags Arrat an at 104
,rding to quality.
7.—tlie public sales went off wits considerable spitrit, 1,000
g 415 17s 61 to 416 2s 6d, being an advance of 108 to.

ba'es rea
20s per ton

ILOowooro.-70 tens Jamaica, with all faults, were also solcl at SE'S

LIMA Woon.:-70 tons at set/ 15s to £lO 51 for splinters, and
12s 6d to £l5 per too for cut wood.
ScoTcu Pia lgoN.—Our market for warrants closes at 735, cash.
ss reported.

Busine

CoaN.—Tne market to-day, under the influence of continued tine
weather, has assumed a more dull aspect generally. We had fern
wheat buyers in attendance, and the transactions in any description
have been limitea, parcels of fine white nearly supporting the rates
of Tuesday; but red, which had previously advanced in greater pro-
portion, were to-day Id per bushel cheaper. Choice barrel flours
are in fa r request, and support thee value; anything inferior is
neglected and norain.dly cheaper; Spanish flour offered at 60a to
61s, being a ,eduction of is per sacs. Barley maiutAns late prices,.
but beaus are 6d per qr cheaper. Oats and oatmeal unchanged..
For Indian torn we have a very slow ckmand, and must reduce our.
quotations for all kinds Is per qr. Arrivals from the 24th to ,lie
26th June, inclus.ve.—lnto Liverpool from Ireland.—Barley. 150:
qrs; malt, 4 qrs; oats, 930 qrs; pease, 6 qrs; oatmeal. 572 sacks..
Coastwise—Malt, 680 qrs ; oats, 83 qrs. Ueittel States.—Wheat,
1,650 qrs ; In,. Lin corn, 5,938 cps ; flour. 17 977 brie Europe, &e.
—Beans, 35 qrs; Indian corn, 720 qrs; flour, 888 sacks. Egypt.—
Be,-.ns, 600 qrs. Into Runcorn.—Oats, 980 qrs. Total.—Wheat,
1,650 qrs; barley, 150 qrs male 684 qrs; oats, 2,013 qrs; beans..
635 qrs; pease, 6 qrs, I ellen corn, 6,6e8 qrs; oatmeal, 572 sacks;.
flour, 888 sacks, 17,977 brls. R. MAKIN & SoNs.
PELOVISIONS.—Auother very quiet week In beef, end the deeltre
seem now determined for the remainder of the seas el to buy only
f th, supply of present wants, as they consider there is an ample
stock here to last till the usual time for the arrival of the new
season's packing. Pork is also a slow sale, end, though holders do
nut press the market, there is a tendency to lower rate;. At full
prices, there is a healthy demand for bacon, and sales for the week
are large. Hams and stio.ildere also sell freely. Lard is offered
sparingly, and prices are again higher; the advance has had a less
Injurious effect on the consampjon ler so f,r than was expected.
Toe large quantity of soft and out-of-c ndition cheese checks
business. A fine erticle meets a ready sale. C ,nadian utter
sells slowly at the quotations, quality being ordinary. Gress
butter much wanted. There is lee:eased activity in the tallow
market. Linseed cake, being scarce, is a shade dearer. Tee corn
market in the early part of the week showed considerable firmness,,
but liberal arrivals and a f .vJurable change in the weather have
produced a feeling of a ,xlety to make sales, hence prices have
slightly given way for all articles, with the exception of the finer
sorts of wheat and ti tor, which, at to-day's market, met with a fair
consumptive demand, ordinary sheet and flour and Indian corn
being neglectel.