The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-06 00:00:00

TRADE REPORT.-FRIDAY

LIVERPOOL. beFn
COTTON.—The cotton market during the past week has en
animated, the demand from both the trade and exporters has ",,et
extensive ; the quantity offering, however, sufficleutly large to mint
all requirements, and prices are only partially id per lb higher at
American in the %seek. Brazil and Egyptian in better et gulled
extreme rates. Surat in great request, the late arrivals being cleaos
off as soon as landed, at an improvement of 1.16 d per lb. 01
week y sales are reported as 84,410 bales, of which 14,650 are
speculation, and 9,200 for export.

This week.
Import. Sales
- -
10933 870 14150
1660
6761 31400
5600
868 2800
3 440
.. 12460

Piicespaid Currt. Prices•
Description, this week• Mid. Fair. °'".„."
d. d. d. d.
Sea Island . 5 to 33 13 15
Upland - - 41 to 711 61 61 5840
Mobile --4 i to 611 6 5-16 6i
New Orleans 4 to 8 sa 7i AlOlO
Brazil - - - 61 to 7/ 561 'O9O
Egyptian - - 61 to gi
West India - sa. to 5i 14 01
East India - to 56 42
Total

St/GAIL-1 he transactions are confined to 25 hhds Barbadoeltie
46s to 475. but 5,500 mats Mauritius were sold late yesterdaY,
price not being allowrd to transpire.

MOL AS sEs.—Nothing further to notice. • • n'
Co FFEE.—The public sales went off with spirited competitio
o,„„ti
eluding some by private, the quantity sold amounts to 2'o trco7ip
300 bags and barrels at very extreme prices, ranging from 614, fOf
77s for fine ordinary to fine middling Plantation, at 75s to
Pea-Berry, and at 52s fid to 53s per cwt for N. tive. b fel
tr-nsactions comprise 3,000 bags Bengal, e--4
its to 128 6d for low to good muddling, and 2,800 bigs Arragal'
fa
Jlts, aSs to s6d er cwt, fur leclass damaged. sofe
urx. t —We3d haveB p had a good market Laud at auction 350 bale
sold at .el 2 to £lB lOs per ton.
LINSEED.--100 tons Calcutta have been placed at 61s per gr.
RAPESERD.—The quantity offered by auction was not sold.
PaPPE H.—The black, offered by auction, was also withdraob„i7o
SCOTCH PiG Isorr.—Our market for warrants closes quietly' 7
to 72s 3d, cash. of 'ar
Exceedingly fine weather, with the depressed state we,
markets,*causes a very slow and inactive trade here to-day; 0.;
ve, y few buyers in attendance, and the value of all descr ss.
wheat has receded fully 6d per bushel for the finest parcell, tse
even more for lower sorts, particularly new Irish, and f°FloOr
numerous samples brought in by our neighbouring farmers. oe
may also be quoted is to 2s per sack and barrel cheaper, with tol
actions equally circumscribed. Without supply at hand, ba' 011
nominally uncbaned in value. Beans have receded 6d per Sir' 017
oats held at former rates, but new are Id per bushel eheaPer:,.
oatmeal without demand ; new meal has broughtlss to 36,
Indian corn must be written 6d to Is per qr cheaper for feedleb
and the best, though held for previous rates, finds no engelite
does not support late curl eecy ; the sale for all sorts is' very 1....409;
Arrivals from the 2nd to the 4th September, IA3, inclusive • 0
Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 1,216 qrs; malt, 18 qrs;
ttl
qr. ; oatmeal. 304 sack,. Coastwise—Malt, 500 qrs. Unite
d 11803
—Wheat. 35,796 qrs; Indian corn, 5,360 qrs; Indian c rn reee,o,
brls; ft 11
Jur, 35,853 brls. Egypt—Wheat, 7,025 qrs. Into 01 ~air
oats, 300 qrs; oatmeal, 18F sacks. Total—Wheat, 44037 (1,63,00
518 qrs ; ostes, 1,233 qrs ; Indian corn, 5,3i10 qrs; Indian car°
902 brls; oatmeal, 490 sacks; flour, 35,1153 brie.
D.
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PROVISIONS.—There is no new feature in the market for Hof
The demand is steady, but not active, and prices, in the ablerote
pressure to sell, are about supported, The sales of pork, w„,eol
the assistance of an export order, math about the average ",-toe,,
extent; the dealers however, buy sparingly, the quality of the Oil
now on hand not being fine enough for stores. Bacon geecrben
retail,[at fall prices, and all now left is likely to be require !etc";
the arrival of new. Shoulders sell freely, but hams are peg, 015
Lard early in the week advanced to 755, at which figure seT„,,tri
were made; a further advance was then demanded, and nlos""goc;
78s was paid for a small parcel. At full rates there IS 00/
enquiry for cheese. and the market is bare. Grease butter
slowly at the quotations

LONDON. 01011
Suos.a.—The market opened very heavily, and buyers tv°, „pito
give last week's prices. Subsequently importers gave was 600
brought in buyers, and a full amount of business has bevn d
forit*
' last two days, the trade having bought freely. The rennet`
olf
Is reord be steady at last we's rics.
Comics.— to
The pub ic sales ofek planptat'eon Ceylon have Voeil
freely at an advance of 6d to is on last week's currency; tile Non
description, suited for exportation, being most in demand.
Ceylon quoted 52s to 52s 6d.
TEA.—The market has been quiet, but no alteration in gfelirtPl
quotations can be made. 1,000 chests common congou sold ye'
at Sid cash. 0011
RICE —A slight decline has been submitted to, and a fair a
of business has been. Pr
Rusl.—Proof Leewards have sold at as 3d; Demerara2s 5d to 7d, according to q
m uality.
ReeY
SALTPETE.B.—A small an of business only done titts
general quotations are unaltered.

SPICES.—A business done at previous . ,
CoTTON.-2,soolimited bake sold during the week at veryrates full pricePpyld
TALLoW.-1 he market is steady, at our quotations, vieL:
tallow, 533 nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 525 10 sop 0
September, 501 9d to 51s; October and December, 4gs 9d to is
Bonotrou 140 P.—The accounts from the plantations o_,.esp
where picking has commenced the crop comes down short of
tation, and the duty has declined to £270,000. ded
CORN.—The wheat trade was dull this morning, at the_efi lr
noted on Monday To have made any progress in sales ofllo7ooo
flour, lower rates must have been accepted. Barley ill ter
tpr
request, and unchanged in value. Oats were rather d"iv;pet
otherwise, but sale not brisk at any advance. Beanso°n selll
supported Monday's quotations. Arrivals into London frief
1 to Sept. s.—English and Scotch—Wheat, 4,460 qrs;
qrs; oats, 40 ors; malt, 690 qrs Irish—Oats, 350 qrs.
Wheat, 5,570 qrs; barley, 2,190 qrs; oats, 9,730 Vs* 45y,
lj
31,270 barrels. Lone on Averages—Wheat, 75s lld ; barley'
oats, 26s 9.1 ; rye, 46s sd; beans, 35s 10d; pease, 405 2d..,
CATTLE.-- Tee supply of good beasts is short, and vs.
therfeore readily dispo,ed of at an advance on Mon:ltY's ft dello"
number of sheep and lambs a :mailer than of late, and t'-dal'e
has improved. Prices :or all kinds are higher than on M°l' 040
Choice calves, being scarce, are rather dearer, but on the 0001.
trade is scarcely altered. Our foreign supply consists of 290 is JO
1,370 sheep, and 360 calves. The number of miicu C 0" plif4
Be, sts at market, 953 ; sheep and lambs, 7,030 ; calves, 50J,4,
Mrs:rm.—The market for British minizig stocks continus.
in character. There is stilt a good demand for heady -fell' oi
shares, which show an upward tendency. In the Stoe!I'li„;00:
to-day Soriridge Consols shares have been dealt in at 21 frAOl
lincroft at 44. Subjoined is the official list of yesterdaY; 41.
tions in the Mining Exchange :—Devon Great Consols, OOF
il; Aefl
Great Alfred, 5; North Basset, 3i, 4, 3 ; St. John del Rey, i nil
Basset, 30, e); Wheal Basset, 294. 290, 2921, 295; Wl'Lefair,
295, 300; Wheal Grenville, 295, 30s, 31s, So; Wheal
375: Wheal Zion, Ils 6d, 12s 6d. In the Stock Exchang,,`'
Basset, 285, 2s7k ; North Basset, 351, 36i ; Alfred Consw'
Par Consols, 204; Porkellis, 11 ; Wheal tireaville, 30s.
YESTERDAY'S MARKETS. gte;cel
WAKEFIELD CORN.—The supplies to-day were mode;o
the market ruled dull. Holders, therefore, were obliged
if
lower rates. New wheat was lee to 12s, and okl 4s pet
than last week: other articles sold at a lite decline. sr
DUBLIN CORN.—We have bad a somewhat quiet vlieftet
market to-day, and as retards prices there is not nY
.sff 11g
except prime feedin4 oats, which are Is higher ; but O`,DO,A,
here, and barley, are Is lower. Oats and rape seeds are 07
same as on Monday. India corn is lather lower, and the Alf
limited. 9'
rd
CORK CORN.—Following the wake of the other lea ited. i
markets, trade here was dull to-day, and the sales 11°,01%,0
quote white wheat 26s to 355; red, 32s to 393; barley. 21'
and ats, 15s to 15s 9d.
Coons BUTTER.—The supplies to-day consisted of 2,000 eql9
firkins, and the market was quiet at about late rates, 0' $lO
109 s; Seconds, It-5s Thirds, 995; Fourths, 950 y Fifths' sif;
cwt.
GLASGOW PIO Iftow.—We have had a rather firmer
day, and prices are somewhat stiffer. We have buyetS -
seLers at 723 94, per ton.