The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-26 00:00:00

TRADE REPORT.-THIIRSDAY

LIVERPOOL.
COTTON With an active demand, and an ample stlPll!3ff
the market has ruled exceedingly steady. The sales-11;
chiding 100 Pernambucos 61d to Bd, 150 Bahian ad,
Maranhams 6!d, 400 Egyptians 60 to Bd, 1,000 Surat/ 41;
to 51d—are reported 12,000 bales, of which 5,000 are °
speculation and for export.
SUGAR : The market continues without any Inatelt
change; 60 hhds Demerara are reported from 45s 11!.
47s 6d to 48s 91 for grainy, 800 bags Native Madras at
ex ship, and 2750 bags Bengal, chiefly dates, a 43s 93 t
47s 91 per cwt.

180 puncheons Cuba Muscovado 1111/6

MOLASSES
realised 23ser cwt.-
Rum : The sales are confined to a small parcel of Paine-
rara, without change in prices. ICOf
RICE : A very good, feeling prevails, and higher Pr. 0
have been realised; the sales include 3,150 bagaj- st
9s 6d to lOs 3d and Ils, 8,000 bags Necransie clue All
]Os 6d., 500 bags pinky Madras at N 6d, and a a"--
parcel of Carolina at 30s to 30s 3d per cwt. - d per
PEPpER: 80 bags Malabar, part all faults, at 01
lb for sound.
HEMP: 180 bales Manilla at .e 39 per ton.
MANCHESTER. arket,
TRADE REPORT: To-day there was a steady' Moeller°,
rather more business doing in India shirtings, itai.,„ooo.
have somewhat :reduced their prices. The .1-A's,;;gies
cotton market has not yet had any particular inIL"
upon prices. ad a
CouN : We have had a large attendance to-daV, a deo-
fahe amount of business was transacted in the bette.rs de
since ,thin,lisbo
flour the fall was
noo,-,, the former of is to 2s per qr for x'lll/1300
sen'night,
CriptioOS of wheat and flour at a decline,
and 2d to 3d per 70 lbs for American and Irish., feria
both old and new, cootru.
Is per sack and barrel. loralt
qtl.le neglected. Oats and Oa 06
descriptions were
rather easier of sale lnded late rates. Barley

LONVON, , ne ralice
SUGAR: The market closed w.11."' a heav aPr -a
grer
yesterday, and the large r üblie sales— 1.:1
sing without spirit. The refined mart i3a °alter°
Cuba re Pr'' d.
Lumps, 55s to ss.

artiele

COFFEE : In the absence of public sale tbi-
quoted firm, at last week's currency. -4
Rice: A fair amount of business done at full Prie"
Rum remains steady.
SALTPETRE: Refraction 51 sold at 335.

COTTON continues in fair demand.,
I,'; TEA : Prices are unaltered.
In other articles no material alteration. Marketsbrenr
rally dull to-day. bates TALLOW : The market is firm for immediate, "-,-,eou,'
for forward delivery. The quotations are 9,11,0 tb'
—Town tallow, 52s nett cash ; Petersburg YAP bor?
spot, 52s 6d; September, 52s 6d; October and Dec`--
49s 9d to 50s. 110
MINES : Business in home mining stocks is sohleivot
restricted, and the market exhibits less firmness thaapi,
apparent a few days ago. In the Stock Exchange t V
o-
,03
National Brazilian shares have been dealt in at A,
Mariquita at 12s 6d. Subjoined is a list of Yesteonsot
transactions in the Mining Exchange :—Alfred ,
lb; East Basset, 4*, 43, 42k, i; Great Alfred, .I"toref
Great Hewas, 9s, 9s 3d; Porkeliis, 101, 11; South Aare'
9s, 103; West Par Consols, 5s 9d, 6s 3d; Wheal
ville, 50s, 52s 6d ; Wheal WieY, 8, . In the Stem it
change :—Ding Dong, 35i, 361; Great ,Crinnis, 75 lot
3d; Wheal Grenville, 21 ; New Granada, l°s;
Philip, 3s

YESTERDAY'S MARKET. k /1114
DUBLIN CATTLE : We had a fair supply of 014
sheep at this day's market. There was a fair Ai
and everything of good quality was cleared off eSTirlil
55s to 68s for beef. Mutton brought 6d to 7d
and middling and inferior at lower rates, but the u,
was free. Pigs sold readily, and prices were el'
The provision market rules high. bilkosat"
CORK BUTTER: We had a large quantity of ,
offered for sale to-day, namely, 2,800 kegs and firkin rice,
demand was fair, and prices unchanged. We mar.,,„rotlo4
thus :—Firsts, Ills ; Seconds, 108 s; Thirds, 102$; .r"
98s ; Fifths, 90s, per cwt. to
CORK CORN: White wheat, 27s to 35s ; red, 273
barley, 18s to 26s ; oats, I3s to 13s 4d. mgrJP-,11
GLASGOW CATTLE : We had 980 beasts at our
to-day. being the largest supply this season, r
increase of nearly 300 on last week's market.ll' O F
u
general quality being very inferior, trade was d
reduction of lOs to 15s a-head on all descripwifeoo
r
which terms they were all cleareJ off. Oxen and 4i fs
worth 6id to 62d; middling and iniCTior qualities. *
51-d per lb. Sheep without change.
GLASGOW PIG IRON.—The supply at ruar.e., oled
Business remains languid, and no 0 „ 0
sale: 4.
firanocitonsoeerAte4
reported. Sellers offer at 71s 9d, and buyers "
to 71s 6d per ton.

THE TIMBER TRADE.
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AMERICAN TIMBER.
PINE TIMBER: From Quebec, since Ist Februlgiar,
import of yellow pine amounts to 29,996 lugs, ad 00
26,217 at the same date last year ; the consult 701
fair, and prices much the same during the forttlig";lo 9_j
75 feet average of g6od quality is saleable at 2""A,
per foot. A cargo of 50 feet average, just arrive's ill
offered by auction in one lot, when 16id was bid' r co%
withdrawn, and afterwards 100 log,s sold at ind
ri5,10-A
From St. John the import is 23,301 logs, againsto
last year; the stock of this article is fast inErea!"i'9s ld
o
the value of good quality 18 inch average is 2s %e Ws,
During the week a cargo of 181 inches string arerall 0,4
offered by auction, when bid over the average g`'
bid, or 231 d per foot, which figure was not acceptees
lower port there are no sales to report. A parcel of
pee
logs sold at 16id per foot.
RED PINE is worth our quotations, viz., 20d to
°CI
foot. 20;
OAR AND ELM : The former has been sold at 23- egfr
4d, and the latter at 20d to 22d per foot with the
There is a full supply of both articles. t 4
g 4/1„,
HARDWOOD: Several parcels have been sold. -f. -
is worth 20d to 23d, according to size and qualitP
tto
Island, 141 to I6d. Nova Scotia, 16d to 191 woe is aff
N. B. AND N. S. PINE AND SPRUCE DEALS:
Ist February 1,875,957 pieces pine and spruce deaar; ),‘
been imported, against 3,110,785 pieces last Yet—soolf
stock is small and prices are higher, £lO lOs Per/30°40
is now asked for St. John cargoes; and sales handsll7o
been effected close on this figure. Nova Scotia aeLort)
realised £lO per standard, and other kinds in Pr"' ;
o
as in quality.
QUEBEC DEALS: First quality is worth 16 ill-
secend, .t4l lOs to £l2 ; and third, £9 15s to
standard. f ot• of
SPRUCE SPARS are saleable at 14d to 163 per it cp!Al
PITCH PINE : A cargo from Savannah of fa:"he Di"
has been sold during the week at a full price'
rt
not to transpire.
to
TEAR Woon: The transactions are confine'"A
from the yards ; the stock is much reduced. ya oortoi
Since our Annual Circular, dated Ist Feb., 11"e6 %Logo
138,832 tons register, wood laden, have arrived fre'st..!Y•
North America, viz., 51 from Quebec, 73 froOlisst
N. 8., and 52 from other ports ; at the same date'
244 vessels, 186,120 had arrived.

TABLE OF IMPORTS.
uary, ISS6, to this date2_____-:‹rgi
to • ao • 0, .
0.•%1 E uaz o
..,°r:j .4C ; A
r
18040 ; i
2267 3176 403214 3091910,
6731 '5691," -cd
. 3656
272757 7-176 .7073 10601 2°564y

From lst Febi

IMpoRrED rolg
PROM .9. .0.
,411. a

Quebec ..". : 29gg6 207
St. John, Isl.B 23301 ..

Other Ports,

4453
- -
T0ta1.... 57750 2697

1
4 n:s ;4
IMPORTED a 4 "Pp' Ei AA t e.c).ci r. g 0
0 X, 0 Pr o as o 0 .
L. FROM APo a Ao .-1:-4 4 al P
____...-- 7,,„i
_______ _ ..._ ~6 li
Quebec..... 26217 1485 2152 447 10 ' lyS
639! 11 St. John, N.B 15782 .. ..
Other Ports 2299 .. .. .: .. 450 lir
23
Total 44298 1485 2152 1947 10 111974
BALTIC TIMBER. of ca The tonnage employed this year is 13,936 tonnicOt iv-
-6,904 last year. There has been no recent sales -0 8' •
to report. Some time since common Danzie ttutPloslo
i
per foot, and other kinds in proportion as in cio4 rof '
Smuts have been sold at various prices ; `'. don,
sizes ; 16d to 18d per foot for small fresh ones•,,dotAiOr
RED DEALS AND BATTENS are worth our .3.--d,' P j`
viz. :—for St. Petersburg, .el 7 to .elB lOs ; 111° ai4 r
4u"
£l6 15s ; and other kinds in proportion. art to
LATIIWOOD : Separately is saleable at 378 ,-",. .- L
foot; with the cargo less, has been taken fir 1"
goer
- STAVES : No sales to report.
hoe ,
4"Since Ist February 44 vessels, 13,936 tons, - 14
against 23 vessels, 6.904 tons, to date last YVAA.O"-
A. F. & v' -

e time last