The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-22 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL MARKET B.—YEsTrADO.
es.)
(Written expressly for the Northern Daily Pm
tio
SUGAR has been taken to a fair extent, the sale!,
comprising 80 hhds Jamaica, at 30s to 35s ; 4,5"05
Khaur, at ' 29s • 150 cases and 1,000 bags Bahia, lit
20s V cwt, for low to fair brown. 4 ,k
Of MOLASSES we have to report about 80 puncheoll-f
tigua, at 16s 6d, chiefly ex ship ; also a small pare
Vincent, at 16s V cwt, ex store.
RUM.-60 puncheons Demerara have been d
full prices.
Nd sales have transpired in COFFEE ;
thing occurred in RICE.
Sixty chests SHELLAC are reported at 44s to 5;
to good orange ; 100 bags SAGO FLOUR, at
dead COWRIES, at 42s V cwt; and 300 bales mil
at £22 lOs 19 ton.

TEA..—A few hundred chests of medium quali
are reported at about is 8d t 9 lb; common is
ther change.
Very little took place at auction.to-day, the
being confined to 100 bales Bombay MApoEn
335, 10 bales Syrian, at 48s; 6 casks of T&RTAI
109 s 6d; 100 bags SALITETRE, at 24s 6d to 25,
bales Irish Moss; 'at £l2 12s 6d elm; .500 h
LINSEED, all faiths, at 50s 6d for -sound ; anc
MUSTARD SEED, at 49s 6d t 9 qr. 't
COTTON. —The demand was fair,. and the charact
business steady. Sales 7,000 bales, of which not more
1,000 were for export and on speculation.

PRICES OF PROVISIONS IN ST. ZORN'S' MARKET.''
WEDNESDAY, 21st DEC., 1863.
.. d s. d. s. d. a. d. eoli,
Beef ....from 0 6 to. 0 8 per lb. Turkeys .... a 6 to 9 0 „Lie'
Mutton 0 6 to' o 8 .. Rabb to ' 010 to 2 4 ',,,,,M1.,,
Veal
." 11
Lamb o o to 0 0
.. Asparagus .. 10 0 to 0 0 Y.;#
Fresh Prk
Lobsters
Haddock
Bret
Turbot
.. „ . Red, o 0 to 0 0 ;1).
Soles
06to o 0 .. Cherries, .... ooto 0 0 5,4.
Cod Fish" 3oto 4 o .. Grouse '- " - soto 0 0
.clt
Fres Butter, I s to, 0. 0 .. Hares ' 03to 0 e;,.(01'
Salt Ditto o 9 'to i 0 .. Apricots - ..•. 00to 0 0 9 Poll
Eggs Boto 8 4 per 1.:0. Pi..es, Foreign 00to0 0 e , Ith Pots, oes - p.m]: English 6.0t0 0 0 Id'
Filberts s 6 to 0 o per lb. Pigeons....;. * co to o 0 c
Grapes, foreign 1 6 to 0 0 Partridge ~ . bo

English 3 0 to o 0
Fowls
Pucks
Chickens ..., o o to 0 0 each.
Geese 2 6 to 6 o

Pheasaiks "7
Black Game 6
Woodcocks 6
Larks
Snipes

9 to 0 0
6 to 8 6
o to 0 0
O t 0 0 oer.
80
to to
.0 0 iociy.

LONDON CORN MARBET.—TASTERDA.Y. •
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We have a small show of English Wit Ell:. The suPPIN
of foreign are large. Trade opened' steadily, and the
prices of Monday were realised for both Erglish and fores
FLOURand MALT taken at Monday's advance. BAlly
BEANS. and PEAS, sales retail, but at full•prices. The
trade is steady at late advance. SEEDS are flat, but
lower.

ARRIVALS. British : wheat, 690 ; barley, 1,450; 44110;
760 ; malt, 1,660; flour, 1,710. 'lrish : barley, 11100;
oats, 14,060, Foreign: wheat, 21,570; barley, 1,
oats, 7,290; flour, 10,120 barrels.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—YEsTsRDAY.:_ 01
SUGAR.--West India is firm, and there is.a good busige
doing at 30s 6d to 38s. Refined sells freely ; grocery lad
44s 6d to 475. Foreign is much wanted, the sukl)l4l
small. COFFEE is firm and in good demand ; native Uet',il
43s 6d to 49s ; Rio, 45s to 50s. TBA. is _dull, and
barely supported. RICE firm, demand large ;
13s 3d to 14s ; white Bengal, 14a_ to 16. Rubt.—P to
purchases have been made; Demerara, 3s 6d to 4s for &.11
42 over proof; Jamaica, 4s 2d to 5s 4d. There is an actio
demand for BRANDY, and rates are advancing. TALLOW
firm, P.Y.C., 57s to 57s 3d.
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'ALFORD CATTLE MARKEL ----YEESTERDAT•
ARRIVALS . —Cows, 1,135; sheep, 3,888.
Beef, 4d to 7d; mutton, 61d to 7-id; veal, 6d to 7-0.0
A ready market for all articles, and a good clears°
effected.

GLASGOW MARKETS.--YESTERDAY.
CORN.--WHEAT : Fair business,_ 2s to 3s 6 qr advailc;
on prices of this day se'nnight. FLOUR is brl, and 2s j
sack up. BARLEY is to is 6d t, 320 lbs dearer, and in go,
demand. OATS, brought fully Is 19' 264 lbs, and OATir•Am
is tg load more money. PEAS is ? 280 lbs in retail.
PIG IRON.—Market steady at 79s 19 ton for warrants.

EDINBURGH MARKETS.—YESTERDAY.
CORN.--A good supply of all kinds of grain in to-dall9
lss
weeekA.TTLAEit—enSduapncely
goofoOd
market, sales quiet, and prices. up.
prices.
good, and asalliciesB6.efflel;te'md oarte
lasthtairn

DUBLIN COR.7SFEXCEAsjair DEC' 20.
hozne-
There was a small supply of every description of ted od
grown grain at market to-day. WHEAT moot b# lhan on
to ls, and BARLEY of all qualities about 6d d
of that day
Friday. OATS fully supported the prices 37s Od to
White wheat,
.40s` Od to 42s 6d; red
ditto Malting'
40s 6d; barley, grinding, 14s Od to 18s Od;
015, dim'
19s to 21s; bere, 15s to 16s ; oats, wilite,l
2952 .
Otd ; oisklea4
tawny, lls to 14s ; rapeseed, 27. sd .t., .
I d''III1;1
22s to gds 11 tan cep l4s Od to 16s ; bakers' flour,- ,
480 lbs, 408 to 45s 61 ditto,

Y
LonuOu
the following anecdote, which had been related to ' of
Cit
Reeltemredp:aitebsegpt_ritTbhiuietdEpvtheLeuiosrfug.iSl_ftat..m.Tyh onf,liat:,erthme
Mr. Child, the banker, who desired to hire a yalet. -011 e•
these gentlemen presented himself, and inojuired what wino
Mr. Child allowed at the second table: " Pert and she,fri',
replied Mr. Child. " I like a glass of Madeira, sir', the
turned the valet. _ " Why," - said-Mr. Child, " there Is of
curate of the parish here cannot afford himself a giss!his
wine of any sort." " Ah," replied the valet, shruggitig,,,..
shoulders, I always pitied that sort• of gentlemen.
Bathurst's Memoirs. 0
MR. W. WILLIAMS, M.P., AND HIS CONSTITUENTS,
Monday evening a numerous meeting_ of the constituency or.
Lambeth was held to the Horns, at Kennington, to hear
W. Williams, M.P. for the borough, give an account of
stewardship. The chair was filled by Mr. Aunt, who 1111 w
ing briefly explained the object of the meeting, Mr.
Williams came forward, and in an addrps which took Op
time to deliver, gave a complete history of his parliamental-
conduct during the last session of the House Of Coninn
The hon. gentleman stated the number of hours he had ci
tended the debatenand the committees of the house, Ire
explained the motives Which had influenced his votes. ";,
approved of the budget of the present ehancellor of the e
chequer,. though he -was sorry to see that'tlie income tax W 0
et
still levied. That tax, he hoped, would soon be remoi
He thought that, , instead of taxing the poorer classes, til6
added
tithes should be taxed, by which £2,000,000 might be ado
annually to the revenue. In reference to the custom dues'
he must say that £6,000,000 were annually intercepted b 1
tween the pockets of the people and the treasury by the C'?,'
lectors of the customs and excise. The speech of Mr. i
hams was received with- the usual demonstrations 0
approbation by the meeting, and a vote of confidence passed
in his conduct.

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AGENTS IN T
Ashton.... . • Mr. Kerrigan.
Birmingham Mr. Cooper.
E. & C. Mansell.*
Burnley Mr. Lutcliffe.
Bolton. ... •
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Barnsley Richard Pybus.
Chorley...
Crewe Mary Cotton.
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Douglas.. Mrs. Quiggins.
Holyhead H. G. Hughes.
Huddersfield, Edward Clayton.
Hyde....
Macclesfield Mr. Shuttleworth
Ornzskirk.. William Garside.
Prescot... Thomas Traverse
Preston James Lambert.

'HE COUNTRY. rt
Preston.... Messrs. WO
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ington
Runcorn....... William I% "'"

Rocktale... . • • .181...Allshouw•oer.tb.

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St. &lens... Isaac SharPler,
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Stockport Samuel 1301e',
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