The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-16 00:00:00

LONDON,

The public 'sales declared for to-morrow are :—Sugar : 800
hhds West India, 10,500 bags Mauritius, and 1,000 bags Bengal
and Madras. Saltpetre : 3,01,0 bags. Rice : 2,800 bags Bengal.
The private contract markets have had a very firm appearance since
Friday.
ScoAn. —BOO bales Havana, No 12, sold at 31s afloat, and about
200 tons native brown Madras, at 39s landed.
Coppsa.—About 2,0v0 bags native Ceylon sold at 535.
Rica has been in f it demand.
OlLs.—Seal, pale. £4B to £— ; - yellow. £46 ; brown, £45 ;
sperm body, £lO6 to £107; headmatter, .£lO7 to £103; cod, .£47 ;
South Sea, pale, £47 les to £4B: olive Gallipoli, .£55 to £—
Spanish and Sicily. £53 lOs to £54 ; cocoa nut. 4is to 48' ; palm,
435 to 465; linseed, 4os 61 to 41s; rape, pale, 14s to 555; brown,
51s to 51s 6d.

In other articles no transactions to report.
TALLow.—The market is quiet in all positions `Town tallow is
quoted;s2s nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. Ws 6d; Septem-
ber, 50s to 50s 3d; October and December, 4g3 to 49s 3d.

PARTICULARS OF TALLOW

1854

1855. 1 1856,

stock on hand...... ••• . Casks 30,813 31,947 11,025
Delivery last week .. ........... 1,506 3 341 1,580
Do. from Ist June lB 675 32,680 31,067
Arrival last week.
Do. from Ist June.
Price Y.C. per cwt ,
Do. Town.. •

Arrival for the week ending Sept. 24, last year, 1; casks, and
delivery 2,792 casks. The arrival last week comprised 3,235 casks
from Russia, 384 casks from Australia, and 105 casks from other
places. Total, 3,724 casks.
Bortotroir HOP.—About 3,0(0 pockets of fine new hops have arrived
at market, and find a ready sale as follows :—Weald of Kents, 60s to
70s; and Sussex, fiOs to 65s per cwt. The goldings in Midland and
East Kent are said to be of very inferior quality. The duty is
estimated at £260,000.

Coax.—English wheat in short supply, and quickly sold at 35 to
4s advance upon last Monday's rates. Foreign wheat was 2s to 3s
dearer. American barrels is to 2s, and sacks 2e dearer. Batley
dull sale, and is to 2s lower. Oats in short supply, and fully 6d
per quarter dearer. ;cans and pease !come very slowly to market,
and command full prices. Arrivals into London from the Bth to the
13th Sept.—Coastwise, English—Wheat, 2,174 qrs ; barley, 507 qrs ;
malt. 3,343 qrs; oats, 142 qrs; beans, 72 qrs; pease, 216 qrs; flour,
431 sacks. Scotch—Barley, 35 qrs; flour, 14 sacks. Irish—Bar-
ley, 29 qrs ; malt, 15 qrs ; oats, 203 qrs. Foreign—Wheat, 12,443
qrs ; barley, 4.239 qrs ; oats, 14 547 qrs:: beans, 80 qrs ; pease, 409
qrs; flour, 7.246 barrels. Eastern Counties Railway—Wheat, 2,825
qrs; t arley, 979 qrs; malt, 5,188 qrs; oats, 718 qrs; beans, 63 qrs;
pease, 53 qrs; flour, 8 805 sacks. Great Northern Railway—Wheat,
754 qrs ; barley, 72 qrs ; malt, 241 qrs ; oats, 471 qrs ; beans, 10
qrs; flour, 2,025 sacks. Exported—%‘ heat, 2,484 qrs ; barley, 651
qrs ; flour, 510 cwts.
CATTLE.—We had an increased show of home fed beasts on sale
compared with Monday last. The condition of all breeds was, how-
ever, by no means first-rate. The prim, st Scotts were in fair request,
but other qualities of beef were a slow sale, and prices were gene.
rally 2d per Blb lower than on Monday last. We were fairly sup-
plied with sheep, most of which were in lower condition. The mut-
ton trade was in a sluggish state at Friday's decline in value of 2d per
8 lbs. Although the supply of calves was very moderate, the veal
trade was rather heavy, and prices were 4d per 8 lbs lower than on
this day se'nnight. figs, the supply of which was moderate, were
steady at full quotations Beef from 2s 10d to 4s Sd ; mutton, 3s 82
to 582 d ; veal, 3s 8d to 4s 10(1 • pork, 3s 6d to 4s Bd, per 8 lbs, to sink
the offal. From Germany and Holland there are 1,769 beasts, 4,300
sheep, and 197 calves. Ireland, 450 beasts, and 1,290 sheep. Norfolk
and Suffolk, 100 beasts, and 9,190 from the Northern and Midland
Counties. Beasts at market, 5,320; sheep and lambs, 25,780; calves,
254; pigs, 290.
Mmus.—ln the market fear British mining stocks, there is an
Increased enquiry for Wheal Buller, Alf ed Consols, and Wheal
Grenville. Great Wheal Alfred shares ataud at 12} to 13, showing
a further advance. In the Stock Exchange Tincroft shares have
been dealt in at 31. Subjoined is the official list of Saturday's
transactions in the Mining Exchange :—Great Alfred, 1 12,
X, 12i ; Porkellis, 101 11 ; Sortridge Consols, 21, ; Tincroft, ;
Wheal Buller, 2:17i, 300, 302,j, 303 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 38j, 38, 11.

YESTERDAY'S MARKET.
GLASGOW PIG IRON.—There was a very quiet market to-day, with
but few transactions—sellers at 7 Is 3d, and buyers at 71s, per ton.

THE BRUSSELS CONGRESS.—MibIer Gibson, M.P., has
signified his intention of attending the sittings of the Con-
gress. Bradford is to make a very imposing demonstration.
The president of its Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Titus Salt ;
one of its parliamentary representatives, Mr. Henry Wick-
ham ; the secretary of the Chamber, Mr. John Darlington,
together with one other member of the Chamber, Mr.
Jacob Behrens,are to attend.