The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-19 00:00:00

LONDON.

SUGAR.—We have rather a uull and an unsteady market this
week. The trade refused on Tuesday to confirm the advance pre.
viously obtained in the privice contract market, and th! importer,'
pretty generally refused to submit to lower rates, so that a large
portion of the Tiantity offered w :is bought in. The result, however,
is that a reduction of 6d to Is has been submitted to in several
instances to eff,ct sales, but the total amount of business done baS
been below the usual average. The refined market is a shade lower.
brown lumps 575, grocery 50s to 604.
COFFEE.—The quantiry brought forward in public sale has beeo
limited, and pric,s have been fully supported. Native Ceylon sold
at 51s di to 525. Two c irgoe's of ltio have been so d afloat for the
rranean
TEA.—The public sales went off heavily, and the business dons,
by private contract has not been late. Common cougou quoit.

82d to g
SA LTPATRE.-The demand has subsided; and, to effect sale°9
r, th-r lower prices have been accepted for small parcels.
Rug has bean sold in cargos for arrival at full prices, but there
has not been much business done in parcels on the spot.
Bust has been in good demand, an an advance of about Id h,ee
been established. Demerara proof sold at 23 st; proof Leew..rc'''
2s 2d to 23 3d.

Sete es have sold to a limited extent at full prices.
COTTON.—A fair am. unt of business done at fall prices.
In other articles no material alteration. Markets generally bag°
bean quiet this week.
TALLow.—The market is steady to-day, at the subjoined quota:
tions. Town tallow is quoted 50s nett cast'. Petersburg Y.C. on ir
spot. 538 to 53s 31; July, 535; August and September, 52s fiu;
October and December, 518,
BOROUGH HOP.—The accounts from the plantations speak of
and lice being ,gain on the increase, which causes the market to D°
more firm, with the duty declining.
Coati--The wheat t ads was firm in Mark-lane this mowing'
without being active, at the full ratesaif Monday last, for both Eng:
lish and foreign. Flour maintained its value. Barley cons nuesi
very scarce and dear. Oats met a steady sale at priges fully ecl°,o
to those current at the beginning of the week. Beans and
underwent no change of momen,.. Arrivals into London from
lath to the lath July.—English and Scotch—Wheat, 2,210 qrs ;
220 qrs; malt, 1,470 qrs, Irish—Oats, 1.820 qrs. Foreign—Whe4''
6,120 qrs; barley, 6,660 qrs; oats. 13,950 qrs. Flour, 430 sacil;
1,000 barrels. Averages.—Wheat, 82s 10; barley, 36s 4d; oats, '
4 1 ; beans, 41s bd ; pease, 44s 110.
CATTLE.—The number of beasts is small, and consequeotli
Monday's prices a e maintained, but trade is by no me,,ns
We have a large supply of sheep and lambs, but are not overdo!?:
with choice qualities. Monday's quotations are pretty grner,,Y,
realised, althobigh a clearance is not effected of inferior kill
Calves are rather lower. From Germany and Holland there are 16!
beasts, 700 sheep, 600 calves, and 10 pigs ; Spain, 1,700 sheet/
Norfolk and Suffolk, 200 beasts; 200 trom the Norther, and gid.6
land; and 153 milch cows from the Home counties. Beasts
market, 830; sheep and lambs, 11,800; calve., 733; pit;s, 210.