The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-18 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL.

Carroty.—There has been nither more enquiry to-day, but holders
continue to meet the demand freely, and Vie market closes innai-
Mate, but about steady. The sales—including 120 Pernambuco+ bid
to 7d, za B hies 6A 40 Maranhams did to Bd, 500 Esyprians
to Bd, 800 Salts 4141 to Aid—are reported 10,000 bales, of which
3,000 are on speculation and for export.
Suasa.—Very full priceS have been paid, and the demand con.
tirmes good; 40 hhds Demerara are reported at 44s to 48s 3 1 for
grainy, 100 Mid+ Jamaica at 44s 6d to 46s tirl, '4OO bags Madras at
405, and:4.ooo mats Mauritius at 39S to 44s 6d per cwt.l
110LAssas.-700 puns Porto Rico have been purchased at 22s 6d
per cwt.
Rum.—Nothing has taken place.
Cosisx continues to sell freely, 409 bags St. Domingo being taken
from the quay at 521 per cwt.
Rirn.—The business Is confined to 730 bags Rangoon at Os 6d
,er cwt.
DI AD DER.-65 bags Spanish sold at 50s 6d.
Sost.t. LAC.-90 bags sold at 51s to 51s
Iffirawsot,st•.-1:-,0 bags sold at lOs &I to PM 9d per cwt.
Plm,enTo.-20 bags sold nt 20 per lb.
_ .

LonWOOD.-200 tons St. Domingo sold at £5, and 30 tons Hon-
duras at £7 per t,n.

FosTrc —6O tons, all faults. sold at .4'5 5s per ton.
LAC Dric.—A few chests (DT) sold at 2s Id per lb.

LONDON.

SUOAU.—The market has opened with a steady appearance, at
seaterd.y's prices; but the large public sal.s whleh arc advertised
for to.morrow and Friday check operations in the private contract
market.

The refined market is firm. Lumps. 58s to 58
Corr es.—This article has a very firm appearance, and native
Ceylon is ntidted 53e to Sas 61.
TNA.—The trade has bought steadily, and fresh landed greens
have been in fair demand.
S A urr ETU N.—This article fts4 a firm appearance. and the advances
of 6(1 established yesterday has bden supported.
Itica.—The demand 114 s been limited.
INnico.—This article has an upward f,,ndeney, and an advance of
31 on the last qnarterly sale has been paid. _

Run remains ste3dy.
COTTO:q.—This article remains out of demand

In other arti les no material alteration.
TALLOw.—The market is steady with but little doing. Town
tallow is, quoted s:ls nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. srlg
to ligs 6d; Septemher. 50s; October arid December, 4gs 3d to 4gs 6d.
BOROUGH HOP.—The hop market is rapidly declining, parties
offering large sums against £250,300, and not taken. Hops have
ben much overact this year, and as picking progreSaes the planters
find they come down 25 per cent. short of their own estimate. The
market, both for new and yearling hops. is advancing,
CORN.—There was but little English wheat on sale this morning,
and Monday's advance was well supported. Foreign wheat was
saleable only in retail at that day's rates. Flour underwent no
change. Barley met with little attention, although freely offered at
the decline noted on Monday last. Oats were a ready sale at the
improvement qnoted last market-day. Bean. and pease unchanged.
Arrivals into London from the 15th to the 17th Sent.—English and
Scotch __Wheat, 610 qrs; barley, 650 qrs; malt, 450 qrs. Irish—
Oats-1,160 qrs. Foreign —Whe, t. 6,270 qrs barley. 1,320 qrs
oats, 5,400 qrs. Flour, 6,830 barrels.
Mmes.—A steady business continues to be done in British mining
stocks, and the market remains firm. The chief feature is in Great
Wheal Alfred shares, which stood, at the last settlement, a fortnight
ago, at 4i to 5, and are now quoted about 144 tl 15, showing the
extraordinary rise of £lO per share, or 200 per cent. In the Stock
Exchange to-day, Cohre shares have been dealt in at 55, and other
foreign mining securities remaining quiet. Snljoined is the official
list of yesterday's transact'ons in the blinin Fxchange:—Alfred
Corsols, 15. lsi ; East Bose. 11i ; Gonamena, 2i ; Great Alfred.
13, 3, 16, 14/.15i, l 4 15,1 ; Sortridge Consols,
.21, ; Wheal
Tiny, 4i.