The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-12 00:00:00

LONDON,

Sutua.—We have had an animated market this week, with a very
large amount of business done, brth in public sales and by private
contract, including several cargoes afloat, to arrive, and at near
ports on the continent, the result showing an advance of is to Is 6&
on last week's currency. The refined market has also advanced.
Brown lumps now quoted 57s ; grocery, 573 6d to 59s 6d.

Copvies.--There has been a fair amount of business done at last
week's prices. but speculators have not appeared.

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TEA—A limited business done at previous rates.
Bros.—Prices have been supported, and a fair amount of bust.,
ness done.

Rom.—The market has been dull, but we do not alter our
quotations. . . .

• SALTPETRE has been in wood demand, and a further advance of
6d has been established. Prices are from 315.t0 3-18, according to
refraction.

Irqoloo.—Third day—The total quan'ity now passed auction Is
7,200 chests, of which 4
.250 have been withdrawn, 1,64 Q bought in,
leaving only 1 320 sold. The result of the three days gives the
following quotations —Good and fine Bengal 3d discount ; middling
to good middling Bengal, at last sale's prices; ordinary and low,
3d ciscount. A lew lots of Madras and Kurpaha sold from last
tale's prices to 3d discount.
COTTO N. —A fair amount of business done at a shade advance.

TALLOW.—The market remains firm at the annexed quotations:
—1 o ,vn tallow sgs, nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 50s 6dg.
July. 50i 6d; August and September, 50s; October and Decem—
ber,

Boitouon Hop.—The accounts from Worcester are decidedir
gttting worse and worse, and the dis.riet is not likely to pay .e 5,000
duty. Kent, Sussex, and Farnham are said to have still in many
arts a cpcantity of fly and lice, and bine is far from being healthy.
The backers of the duty are much less sanguine. Market Ina quiet
state.

Coax —The rsc.ipts of foreign wheat and flour have been mode-
rate this week, at d consist chiefly of Russian wheat and Canadian
fi.,ur. The weather, without being wet, appears unsettled. The few
parcels of English wheat on sale rea iced the full prices of M. nday.
Foreign was quite as dear, with less business than on Wednesday.
Fresh flour was rather dearer. Nortelke held at 555. Berle:. scarce,
and value well maintained. Oats of all descriptions brought former
prices, and in some instances 6d advance was obtained for fine corn.
Beans arra peas unchanged. Arrivals into London from the 7th to
the 11th Jny.—Engliih and Scotch—Wheat, 1.560 qr.; barley, 20
qrs; oars, 570 qrs; malt, 1,170 qrs. Iri-h—Barley, 120 qrs; eats,
3,100 qrs. Foreign—Wheat, 4,810 qrs; barley, 150 qrs; oats, 6.830
qrs Flour, 3 150 barrels. Average..—Wheat, 81s 7d; barley, 40s;
oats. 21s 4d ; beans, 42; 8d ; pease, 42a 7d,
Carr Lie —The number of beasts is very small, and the quality very
middling. There are so few of the choicest kinds on offer, that our
t,,p quotations may be considered almost nominal. There-is a fair
average supply of sheep and lambs. The best qualities meet with a
ready sale at about Monday's rates, but trade is heavy for other kinds.
Calves are rather lower. From Germany and Holland there are 120
beast., 1,200 sheep, 440 calves' ,nd 60 pigs. Spain, 870 sheep.
Norfolk and Suffolk, 270 beasts; Northern and Midland, 100 beasts;
and 140 milch sews from the Home Counties. —Beasts at market,
730; sheep and lambs, 11 900; calves, 672; pigs, 145.