The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-22 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET,

—Nod ',.

We have to report a dull lifeless market for cotton dur-
ing the past week ; the daily transactions have been limited
almost entirely te,the immediate wants of the trade, and
holders.offering with considerable liberality, all classes of
Ataorican'ar6 cagier to ptirchaie.; particularly the grades
below 'slow middling," which-are very irregular; and
fully id per lb lower. • •
Brazil and Egyptian dull of sale, and rather lower.
Surat quiet, but ahout steady.
The weekly sales are 31,600 bales, of which 1,930. are
on speculation, and 2,130 for export.

This I
week. P..cespaidi ICurrt. Prices.
Import.' Sales. I Description. this week.' Mid. Fair. Stocks

•d. 'd. d. d.
Ism • 620 Sea Island .4to 34 14 15
6100 Upland - - Al to 8 61'3-16 70 274030
4750 Mobile . . 50 to' 71 6i 73
2955 121s0 • New Orleans 4i to fili 6 15-16 7 •
2500 Brazil - - ft to 81 62 7d 27070
838 1100 Egyptian - -66 to 15. 62 7i 42340
393 West India - 6 to .94 61 7 320
3996 1 5070 East India - 4 to Ak 4f 5 3-16 20270
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LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov. 21

SUGAR: There has been rather more enquiry, and ful
prices have been realised; the business consists of 550
bags yello'w Dates at 50s to 51s, 200 bags yellow Cossipore
at 545, 600 bags Benares to arrive at 53s 3d, 3,000 bags
brown Pernams in bond at 32s 61, and 1,000 bags Paraiba
to arrive at 32s per cwt.
MOLASSES, Rum' AND COFFEE: Nothing has occurred.
Rrce: We have had a better enquiry, and rather higher
prices have been paid; 1,700 bans Bengal have brought
12s 91, 200 bags Madras 103, and 5,000 bags Larong 9s 6tl
per cwt.

SALTPETRE: GO bags have realised 45s for 5 per cent,
and 300 bags to arrive 39s for 5 percent refraction.
JUTE: 150 bales, medium quality, sold at .£l6 to .€l7
per ton.

Loa WOOD! We have also to report 230 tons St. Domingo
at deb 2s Gd per ton.

LIVERPOOL CORN. MARKET.—Nov. 21

There was a moderate attendance of the trade at our
market-this morning, and a fair amount of business has
been done for consumption at prices the same as on
Tuesday for primest parcels of white and red American
wheat, which are not plentiful, while qualities below this
standard were obtainable on rather easier terms ; several
lots were also taken for export, ch!ed in red wheats.

The flour trade continues to rule dull, and the value is
only nominally_supported.

Barley is difficult of sale, and beans move only in retail
at the late advance.

Prime oats are in some, request. at late prices, but
inferior are nearly unsaleable even at a reduction of Id
per bushel ; oatmeal 6d per load cheaper. .
For Indian corn we have less enquiry to-day, and
though. from the small quantity offering, we do not change
the quotations, the tendency was:a shade in favour of the
buyer.
Arrivals from the 18th to the 20th Nov., 185(1, inclusive :
—lnto Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 1,756 qrs ; barley,
280 qrs; oats, 3.143 qrs; beans, 134 qrs ; oatmeal, 3,050
sacks; flour, 1,154 sacks. Coastwise—Barley, 21 qrs ;
oats, 55 qrs; oatmeal, 5 sacks. Canada, &c.—Wheat, 170
qrs. United States—Wheat, 2,209 qrs; Indian corn.
2,316 qrs; flour, 3,187 b:ls. Europe, &c.—Beans, 283
qrs ; cease, 2 qrs. Into Runcorn—Oats, 856 qrs ; oat-
tneal, 448 sacks. Total—Wheat, 4,135 qrs ; barley, 301
qrs ; oats, 4,054 qrs ; beans, 417 qrs; pease, 2 qrs ; Indian
corn, 2,316 qrs ; oatmeal, 3,703 sacks ; flour, 1,154 sacks,
3,187 brls. R. harN & SONS.