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

LONDON.

Markets generally have been father Inactive, and Varcely any
speculation has ,aken place.
SUGAR.—The market has been very dull this week, and a redac-
tion of 6d to Is has been submitted to without producing a large
business. Gr cery descriptions have been least in demand. Refilled
brown lumps 55s 61 ; groc,ry 56s to 58s.
COFFae.—A limited amount of business had been done this wee'r,
chiefly out of the public sales, at last week's currency. About 1,504
bags native Ceylon have been sold by i,rivate contract at 51s which
was 6d advance.

COCOA has sold at about last we •k's currency.
TEA,—The large public sales, which will conclude to-day, have
passed heavily, arid tae Congou has chiefly been bought in, but
greens sold steadily at previous rates.
Rica.—We cannot alter quotations, but there has been less done.
in the article than in the preceding week, and speculators have

been inactive.
Rtnu.—A limited business done at previous rates. Proof Lee-
wards, 2s Id; Demerara, 2s 3d to 2s sd.
SALTPETRE has sold steadily at a bhade advance. Refraction 3
to 11, 293 to 3ls.
SPICES.—The amount of business done has been small ;
prices are unaltered, Pimento excepted, which sold at rather
higher prices.
Corros.-860 bales soil yesterday at full prices.
Coe ialssAL;has advanced id to 21, with a lair amount of business

Ou,s.—Linseed, £e34; cocoa nut, £3B to .£43; East India fish,

TALLow.—The market is steady, with more disposition to sell for
the end of the year.—Town tallow is quoted 46s nett cash; Pete:,
burg Y. C. on the spot, 475; July, 47s 3d, October to December,
483 sellers

BOROUGH HOP.—The demand for fine hops continues good; the
accounts from Worcester and parts of Kent and Sussex still speak
of a large quantity of fly and lice. Duty, .2100,000.
Coax.—The receipts of foreign grain have been moderate this
week, and of flour 460 sacks only have come to hand. There was
not much English wheat on sale this morning, and the trade
being kept in check by the fineness of the weather, the rates of
Monday last could not be exceeded for either English or toreign,
wheat. Fresh made lio7folk flour was held for 55e per sack.
Barley was in short supply, and fu ly as dear. A fair q tan .ity of
forelgn oats!have arrived from near continental porte, ant more being-
known to b, close at hand, the large dealers held off the market far
a better supply, at the some time needy buyers had to pay full prices..
Beans and peas firm. Arrivals into London from June 25th to June•
27th.—English and Scotch__Wheat, 2.110 qrs; barley, 90 get;
10 qrs; malt. 1,560 qrs. Irish—Barley, 150 qrs; oats, 1,140 qrs.
Foreign—Wheat, 4,080 qrs; barley, 1,010 qrs; oats, 8,550
F.our, 460 sacks. Averages—Wheat, 763 sd; barley, 41s Id; oats,
2648 d ; beans, 41s I 1 d ;bees, 43s I Id.
ewrrna.—There are more beasts than on Friday lash, and the
dead markets are lower; consequently we have a slack attendance
of buyers, and Monday's quotations cannot be realised, nor can a.
Ilea! once be effected. Sheep are more plentiful; there are buyers
for them, but at reduced rates. Trade is very dull for lambs ; a.
considerable number of middling ones are left unsold. Ch Acest
ca ves are not much lower, but inferior kinds are very uusaleable.
From Germany and Holland there we 76 beasts, 470 sheep, and 349
calves; 40oe beasts from the Northern and slidland, and 138 ml.ch
cows from the Home counties. Beasts at market, 1,088; sheep a.,d
lambs, 10,010; calves, 5o0; page, 160.

YESTERDAY'S DIARILETS.
CORK CORN.—Barley, 16s 4d ; Oats, 15s 21 to 16s 21
Dun LIN CORN.—A du :1 market. Everything lower, and difficult
to sell at former rates.

WAKEFIELD Coax.—Factors firm in demanding Is to 23 per qr
advance, but business passing limited, owing to brilliant weather.
GLASGOW Pro Isow.—Oneesale at 72a 9d; fourteen dad; fixed,
buyers, 73s cash; sellers 3d above. Market steady,

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET,