The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-15 00:00:00

LONDON,

Th 3 following sales are advertised fir to-:norrow : —Sugar: 300
hhds. West India; 15,500 bags Mauritius ; 2,600 Bengal ; and
1 500 bags Madras, Tea : about 25,030 packages. Saltpetre :
2 oco bags.

S uGAlL—There have been four cargoes sold afloat since Friday at
high pn ices, and the article generally appears to have had an upward
tend,ncy,

COFFEE is without alteration. No sales advertised for to-morrow
COTTON.-500 bales sold.

SALTPETRE is very fir 11 at last Friday's prices.
Otr s.—Seal, pa'e, £49 103 to £49 ; sperm, .€lO6 to £lO7 ; cod,
.e 45; South &a, pale, .€49 to .€49 103; olive Gallipoli, £lO to
Sdanish and Sicily, .t'4s to £46 his; cocoa nut, £44 to £45 ;
palm, £36 to -€4l ss; linseed, -€34 153 to £35; rape, pale, £4B
to x's2; brown, .€49 to .€5O.

TALLow.—The market is firm at a further advance of ad per cwt.
The following are the qu•'tations: —Town tallow, 495 6d to 50s net
cash. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot 51s; July, 51s; August and
September, 50s 6/1 to 5 9,1; October and December, sle.

Stock on hand... ..
Delivery last week

yARTICUL ARS OF TALLOW

1 1854. I 1855. i 1856.

Casks.. ;4,438 44,824 13,080
1, ;:ig 1.:95 3,588
6 701 9,992 12,5
34
1,606 ' 496 34
,
7,0 t . 7,942
66, 6:1 53s 6d 5°3 ?,d,,
.. ...... 67s 01 54s 3d -521 Z''

Do. from Ist June,
Arrival last week...
Do. from let June
Price Y.C. per cwt.
Do. Town.. .....

Arrivals for the week ending July 23, last year, 2 017 casks, and
delivery, 1,295 casks. The arrival last week comprised 30 casks
from Australia, and 1 from other places. Total, 34 casks.
Boßouyn Hor.—The accounts from the plantatio s this morning
are more unfavourable; large sums are offered against e2oomoo
duty and not taken. There is litre doing except In fine-coloured
hops. _ _

Cosx.—With the exception of American flour, of which we ha►e
received 12.441 b .rrels from New York and 3,634 barrels from Mon-
treal, the receipts of foreign grain and flour have been only moderate
last week. The supply of English wheat from Essex and Kent was
again small this morning, and it realised the extreme rates of
Monday last. There was a fair attendance of country buyers of
foreign wheat, and its value was well supported. Country flour
was again dearer, Norfolks selling at 55s to 56s per sack. Thf
quantity of baley appearing at market is so trifling that its value
can hardly be accurately quoted. Oats were in tolerably steady
sale, and the better descrip ions is some instances were 6d per
qr dearer. Beans and pease maintained last Monday's
currency. +Arrivals into London from July 7 to July 12:—
Coastwise—Wheat.-3.03g qrs; barley, 243 qrs; malt, 1,080 qrs ;
oats, 200 qrs; beans, 395 qrs; pease, 68 qrs; flour, 1,574 sacks.
Scotch.—Wheat, 11 qrs; barley, 35 qrs; malt, 35 qrs. oats, 576 qrs.
Irish.—Barley, 120 qrs ; oats, 7,290 qrs. Foreign.— Wheat, 6,205 qrs ;
barley, 757 qrs; oats, 7,395 qrs ; beans, 2,500 qrs; pease, 3,853 qrs;
floor. 16,075 brie, 81 sacks. Es-tern Counties Railway. - Wheat,
2,672 qrs; barley, 47 qrs; malt, 2,862 qrs; oats, 875 qrs; beans.l36
qrs; pease, 50 qrs; flour, 8,744 sacks. Great Northern Railway,—
Wheat, 572 qrs; malt, 130 qrs; beans, 12 ; flour, 1,465 sacks.
Exported.—Wheat, 1,351 qrs; oats. 50 qrs; flour, 300 cwts.
CATTLE.—We have a large supply 01 beasts, and 11.'s demand has
rather decreased ; consequently, prices are lower for all kinds. The
number of sheep and lambs is not very large ; however, the dead
trade being slack, late prices cannot be maintained. Trade is also
heavy for calves. From Germany and Holland there are 450 °caste,
1,000 sheep, and 240 calves. Spain, 200 beasts and 500 sheep.
Scotland, 200 beasts. Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,000; arid 1.000 from
the North and Mic Land Counties. Beasts at market, 3,509; sheep
and lambs, 25,170; calves, 340; pigs, 400.

YESTERDAY'S MARKET.
DUNDALK CORN.—White wheat, 41s to 43s 6d; red,:4os to 425;
oats, 18s to 18s 6d. Slush supply.

IRONMASTERS' QUARTERLY MEETING
•

DUDLEY, SATURDAY EVENING.—The final meeting of the iron-
maw era of this district for the current quarter was held in this town
as usual this evening, The atteddanee was considerably below the
average, and the snia I amount of business done at Wolverhampton
and Birmingham was not rode up by au liter -ased aarount of trAns-
actions here to-night: there was even more disposition to hold back
orders, the opinions of consumers having strengthened that unless
there is a spirit of orders from America or some other quarter, prices
must give way. The best face possible has been put upon the affair
for the last three months. A month since it was confidently pre-
dicted that there would be as improvement by this time; instead of
this, Inereaied dullness has been manifest-d. Orders exiected all
throuAli the spring have not yet come to hand, and it is no won 'er
in such circumstances if consumers are indisposed to do more than
buy from hand to mouth, as it were, 1:1 the expectation that the
time is not distant whin they would be able to do so on better terms.
At the meeting in This town there is generally a fair amount of
business done in ig-iron, b t to-night there was scarcely anything
transacted in that respect. Inferior makes are difficult or sale; forge
pigs, reported from 5s to 7s Gd lower at the Birmingham meeting,
have since been offered cheaper, and notwithstanding the indisposi-
tion on the part of the pig-masters to accept lower prices, they will
be :forced upon them unless a better demand springs up; for at
the present rate of make stocks will speedily accumulate, even
though, as is not improbable, some of the furnaces should be
blown
out. The price of stone is firm ; and considering the high scale of
Wages, and the equally high local charges of one kind or other, it is
by no Means surprising that lower prices should be resisted as long
as possible. From what has been said it need scarcely be added
that the meetirg to-night was a very flat affair; indeA, it is a very
long time since the feeling of that kind was exhibited to so great an
extent, or when there was less confidence as to the future. The
Shropshire plg.masters have tixed the price of their commodity at
.£4 15s for hot blast, and lOs for cold ditto. As the make is
limited, it is not improbable that this will be maintained w.th toler-
able firmness. The tinplate trade is brisk; the Staffordshire houses
are well off for orders. lhe price as fixed at Gloucester a few days
ago is 36s at the ports.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

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TAT TERSA LL'S.—YEsTERD sr.
LATEST BETTING.

GOODWOOD STAKES.
5 to 1 agst Goldhill
8.. I .. Zeta (offers to take gto 1)
100 .. 7.. Staid of 'Worsham. colt (taken)
25 .. 1 .. Johnny Taft (taken)

GOODWOOD CCP.
7 to 2 agst Fisherman (taken)
6.. 1 .. Yellow Jack (taken)
7 1 Momarque (offered)l
100 .. 1 One Act (taken)
20 .. 1 Pole►tar (taken)

DERBY, 1857.
50 to 1 agst Zuyder Zee (taken)
22 .. 1 Blink Bonny (taken)
40 ... 1 .. Acaworsh ktaken)
40 ~ I .. Kent (taken)
1000 .. 1.. Tournament (taken) I,

EIT. LEGER.
10 to 1 agst Victoria (taken)
10 .. 1 .. Fly by Ni4ht (offered)

NOTTINGHAM.

Annivatg.—lda, Made. Clicquot, Remedy, Prince Plaustot e, and
Naughty Boy. The course is rather h rd.

NEWMARKET,

The following horses h eve left here for Nottingham :—Tester and
Lady 111a'colm. For Stamford :—Humbug, Keepsake, Turbit, Cr we
Pigeon, Beslci, Plentiful, Maid of the Mill, Hoer, Middleton, gelding
by Midas out of Clelia, f by Orlando oat of Farmer's Daughter, and
c by Weatherbit out of Arethusa.

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