The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-19 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL.

CoTrox : The cotton market to-day has been eery steady,
the demand has been fair, the supply moderate, and prices
are the same as on Friday The sales—including 400
Pernambuco, 6to7i ; 200 Bahia, 61- to 6; ; 50 Maran-
ham, 61 to 71 ; 200 Egyptian, 51 to 01 ; 3000 Surat, 4to 41
—are reported 8000 bales, of which 3000 are on speculation
and for export.
COTTON STATEMENT.-FROM SEPT. 1, 1855, TO FEB. 6, 1856.

P: 1 Total Exports to
Exports to , Stock and on
Receipts. Great
0.1 I Foreign Britain. Shipboard.
Ports.

1,901.017 11,121,' 32
1,244,3 ,2 845,783

712.913
6 1,832

i 5,673
366,472

Incr.. 657,625 276,252 ,101,111 I 272,':01
Dec • I

SCOTCH Pies IRON : The market for warrants closes at
65s 6d to 665, cash ; three months, open, 67s 61 sellers ;
Sales were subsequently made at 663 3d, cash, in one
month.

UGAR : We have had more business doing, especially in
foreign kinds for export : the transactions. including Satur-
day's sales, comprising 90 hhds 200 brls Demerara at 35s to
365, and at 393 6d to 42s for grainy, 800 mats Mauritius at
363 6d, 550 bags grainy Bengal at 39s to 403, 500 bags
Dates, price not reported, 275 bogs Madras, all faults, at
30s to 30s 61, 110 hhds Porto Hie() at 35., 6d, 350 boxes
Havana, chiefly at 243 to 25s 61, and 4100 bags Brazil
from 20s to 21s per cwt in bond.
MOLASSES, Rum, and COFFEE : Nothing has transpired.
COCOA : 50 bags Guayaquil are reported at 47s per cwt.
TEA : There has not been much passing, but a plentiful
assortment of all kinds is upon show ; common congou is
not offered under 21 per lb, but at this price there are few
buyers. _ _ _ _ _

RICE: 1100 bags Bengal have found sale at 103 34 for
good broken, and lls 3d Its 9d per cwt for middling
white.

Saurprran : 200 bags at 33a 61 per: cwt for 31 per cent
refraction.

Pi NTO : We have also to report 80 bags, all faults, at
m E
4d to 4,-Id.
- -

PEPPER : 100 bags white at 711 per lb

LOGWOOD : 300 bits Jamaica, to arrive, (to be taken
with all faults) at £6 17s 6d per ton.
CATTLE.-Our m:rket, in conjunction with all the other
English markets, still continues to decline, and the general
tendency is to lower prices for all meat. Beef today,
although not a heavy supply, could not ba all sold, even at
a smart redaction is price; and mutton, with rather a
better demand than for beef was also sold at less money.
2351 beasts at 4-11 to 6id for strictly prime ; 6530 sheep
at 5-Ad to Od.

LONDON

Coax : A short supply of English wheat was speedily
disposed of, at is to 2s per qr.abore the rates of Monday last.
Foreign Wheat must be quoted is. dearer. Country sack
flour was saleable at Is. advance. Barley was fully as dear
as last week. The sale of oats was less brisk than at the
close of last week at the advance then quoted of 6d per
quarter. Beans and peas sold slowly at previous prices.

PRODUCE : The private contract markets have not been active
since Friday, a limited business has been done in Sugar for
exportation, and about 300 bales of Cotton sold • and there
have also been a few forced sales of common dongoa tea,
at BP. for cash.

OiLs: Seal, pale £96 to £56 10s.; yellow, £5O ; brown,
£47 to £4B ; sperm, £125 to £126 ; cod, £47 ; t.outh
Sea pale, £5O ; olive Gallipoli, £53 10s. to £54 10s. ;
Spanish and Sicly, £5l to £52 ; cocoa nut, 37s to 33s ;
palm, 38s. to 418; linseed, 33s 6d ; rape, pale, 48s to 494 ;
brown, 465.
TALLOW : The market continues heavy. with little
demand from the trade, and less for speculative delivery.
Prices are quoted as follows: Town Tallow, 51s ; Peters..
burg YC. on the spot 60s. ; February to March, 60s to
.59s ; March to April, 55s 6d. to 553.

CATTLE : The supply of beasts was rather smaller than on
Monday last, consequently prices advanced a little, but trade
is by no means brisk. The number of sheep is smlller.
The best Downs are fully 4d per Blbs. dearer. Other kinds
have not advanced so much, but trade is more cheerful for
all descriptions. Calves are scarce and dear. From Ger-
many and llolland there are 285 beasts, 50 sheep,'ll calves ;
Spain, 315 beasts ; Scotland, 450 ; Norfolk and Suffolk,
2 000 ; Northern and Midland Counties, 100 ; and 200 from
Ireland.

Her : Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that although
the tr ide is not so brisk as a few years past, still there is a
fair trade doing, and prices are fully maintained.
COAL : Eden II aia, 173 ; Walls End Gosforth, 15s 6d ;
Walls End Haswell, 183 6d ; Walls End Hetton, 18s 6d ;
Walls End Tees, 183 6d-15 fresh ships at market.

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS.

BELFAST CORN : A small supply from the farmers of
wheat and oats, and the turn dearer.

CORK CORN : Oats, 123 4d.
CORK BUTTER : Ist, nil ; 2nd, 4 ; 33, 81 ; 4th, 104 ;
Stb, 33 ; 6th, 1. Prices no change.
DUNDALK CORN : White Wheat, 40s to 41s; Red, 883 to
89s; barley, to 20s; oats, 13s to 14s.