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

TRADE REPORT

-THURSDAY

COTTON : LIVERPOOL.
The market opened this morning with a good
demand, and holders being less disposed to sell, prices
were very firm. Since noon a large speculative enquiry
has sprung up, and 1-16 d per lb advance has been obtained.
The sales including 130 Pernambucos 6,id to 7id, 600
Bahii=s 6id to 6Ad, 70 Maranhams 6id, 400 Egyptians fid to Bid, 1,000 Surats 41d to 51d—are reported 15,000 bales,
of which 7,000 are on speculation and for export.
SUGAR: The market continues firm, and extreme rates
have been realised; 40 hhds Jamaica have brought 455,
550 bags Dates 475, and 2,000 mats Mauritius 47s per cwt.
MoLAssEs : Nothing has taken place.
Rum : 100 puns Demerara have been sold without
change in prices.
COFFEE : There continues a very good demand for
Jamaica, particularly for the fine descriptions, 65 tierces
having realised 60s to 103 s per cwt for good ordinary to
fine.

RICE : There has been a fair enquiry, the fine qualities
of Bengal being rather dearer; the sales are 2,700 bags,
1,509 pockets, at 9s 91 for broken, to 14s 6d per cwt for
fine.

GINGER : 2,000 bags African were offered at auction and
withdrawn, 24s 6d per cwt duty paid being refused.
RAPFSEED: 250 bags Bombay are reported at 68s 6d,
and 1,000 bags Calcutta at 57s per qr.

SUGAR: The market LONDON
has been firm, at yesterday's
prices. Grocery lumps 55s to 58s.
COFFEE : The public sales are too small to give quota-
tions, but the article has a steady appearance.
TEA : The public sales are progressing without spirit.
Common congou sold by private contract at 81d per lb.
RICE : 600 bags Bengal sold in public sale at lOs to
lOs 61.

nTRE : 800 bags refraction, 7 to 111, sold in
le at 34s to 34s GI; 36s GI has been paid for fink.

refraeCon 2

COTTON : 150 bales sold at full prices.
In other articles no material alteration. Markets
generally dull.
TALLOW: The market is firm, at the annexed quota-
tions, viz. :—Town tallow, 51s 91 nett cash ; Petersburg
Y. C. on the spot, 51s 6d to hls 9d ; last three months, Os.
lllzziEs: In the home mining stock market the prin-
cipal enquiries of late have been for shares in Condurrow,
Wheal Trelawney, Trewetha, Wheal Mary Ann. Sort-
ridge Consols, Great Wheal Alfred, Great South
Tolgus, and Great Wheal Baddern. Prices in few
cases present any important alteration. In the Stock
Exchange to-day no transactions are officially reported
in mining securities. Subjoined is a list of yester-
day's transactions in the Mining Exchange:
Chancellorsville, is 6d, 7s, 8s ; Great Alfred, 10i, ; Sor-
tridge Consols, 3g, ; Wheal Edward, 2i, i; Wheal
Ludcott, 32s 6d, 35s ; Wheal Trelawney, 213 ; Wheal
Zion, 2, I-, In the Stock Exchange:—Sortridge Consols,
3g, 7-16, 5.16; Trewetha, 3; ; Great South Tolgus, 11 ;
Wheal Edward, 2g, a ; Wheal Zion, 2fr, 2; Lady Bertha,
123 6d; Great Wheal Baddern, 28s 64, 20s, 21s; East
Tamar, 3s 6d; Mariquita, Ils 3d; Lusitanian, dis.,
dis. ; Chaucellorsville, 7s, 7s 6d.

IRELAND.
BA LLINASLOE FAIL—The following account of the second
day's sheep fair at Ballinasloe is supplied by the correspond-
ent of the Freeman's Journal:--" Ballinasloe, Monday,
October 6.—The sorry appearance of the fair green this
morning showed in the most unmistakeable manner the
enormous sales that were made on Saturday. Flocks are
certainly still coming in, but up to the present the show of
sheep is much less than I ever saw it on the second day.
There were some very fine lots that were not exhibited at all
on Saturday, and which have brought us good prices. Of
these Mr. Tully, Rafarn, had 700. Mr. Tully always has
his sheep in pens, and his show this morning looked in
prime condition. It would appear from the slackness of the
biddings this morning that the buyers hod all supplied
themselves on Saturday. Certainly, with the small supply,
I never saw the demand so backward. Prices are seemly
so high as on Saturday, but the transactions that have
taken place as yet are so few that I can scarcely say th e
prices are down."

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETbea3l.rNislnGc,ierlBBssGt.l2lb
Acceptances for the Great Autumn Cup, of 200 Sovs.,
given by the Captains of America and the Stevedors of
Liverpool, with 200 Sovs. in Specie added by Mr. E. W.
Topham, the Lessee and Clerk of the Course, added to a
Handicap Sweepstakes of 25 Sovs. each, 10ft. The second
to receive LO sovs. out of the stakes, the third to save his
stake, and the winner to pay 30 sovs to the Judge and
Sta;der. A winner of any Handicap of the value of 100
Sovs., 3 lbs ; two or• 200, 7 lbs ; and the winner of ithe
Cyr arewitch, 12 lbs ; second, 5 lbs extra ; but no horse to
carry lucre than 12 lbs extra. Thirty acceptances or no
race, and net less than Six to start. Entrance 3 sovs., to
go to the Fund. One mile and three quarters, 47.
Weights published on Thursday, Sept. 2:), at 10.0 a.m.
8 5 Mr. Sykes, ()yrs 0 Cardsharper, syrs
8 0 Rifleman, 4yrs JO 0 Imogene, 4yrs
7 10 Hungerford, aged t 6 0 Claret, 4yrs
710 Speed the Plough, Gyrs 510 Border Chief, 4yrs •
7 10 Early B rd, syra 0 10 Red Robin, 4yrs
7 10 Wild Huntsman, syrs 5 10 Cii/carr, 4yrs
7 10 Pole Ste,, 4yrs 5 10 Laura Selina, 4yre
7 7 Saraband, 4yrs 5 10 Alice Wentworth, 3yrs
7 7 Lance, 3yrs 5 9 Termagant, 3yrs
7 0 Brother to Grey Tommy, 6y 5 ti Ba•Reur, 3yrs
6 12 The Chicken, 4yrs
,5 6 Falstaff, yrs
612 Lundyfoot, 33,-s 15 6 lady Ilorence, 3yrs •
6 10 Pantomime, 6yrs 13_ 6 Gandy, 3yrs
6 10 Cockatoo, 4 yrs la 4 Delember, 4yrs
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6 10 T.:e Earl, 4yrs
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6 8 Lough Bawn. aged
6 8 Gamekeeper, syrs
6 8 Flatterer, 4yrs
6 8 Hospitality. 3yrs.
6 6 Illorean 'tattler, syrs
6 6 Jolly Marl: e. 4yrs
6 4 Polmoodie, 3yrs
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6 2 Prince of Orange, 3yrs t 7 Arago, 3yrs
6 2 Cerva, 3yrs
N.B.—lf the highest weight accepting
it will be raised to that, and the others in proportion.

BEDFORD RACES

--.YESTERDAY

PREPARATION STAKE

Glenlee

1 I Weathercock

Seven ran.

ARRIVED —New Brighton, Pope Joan, Mabel, Alastor,
Ada, Nuisette, Pampanero, Little Tom. Fisherman,
Sirocco, Westminster, Weathercock, and Foam.

WREXHAM RACES,YESTER DAY

ALAS POWOR STARES
Coal Black Rose .. l I Miss Birch.....

2 I Betsy B