The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-04 00:00:00

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TRADE REPORT.-FRIDAY.

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LIVERPOOL.
COTTON : In the early part of the week, a very ani-
mated feeling prevailed in the cotton market, and the
daily transactions were on an extensive scale, at prices
fully 1-16 d per lb higher than the quotations of last week ;
since Tuesday, the uncertainty of the future of monetary
affairs, has again had a depressing effect,* and with a
more moderate demand, the market for American closes
tamely, but very firmly at last Friday's rates. Brazil and
Eyptian in fair demand, at full rates. Surat in good
request, at steady prices. The weekly sales are 61,640
bales, of which 12,190 are on speculation, and 4,390 for
export.

This week. P,,cespaicileurrt. Price
Import.' Sales. I Description. 'this week•l BEd. Fair

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West India
East India

A better feeling continues to prevail, and
prices are very steady ; the sales are 20 hhds Jamaica at
45s 91, 300 bags Benares at 48s 6,1 to 503 63, 2,000 bags
low Bengal at 38s, and 1,350 bags yellow Peruams at
29s
_6l per cwt in bond.

SUGAR

MOLASSES AND Rum: Nothing has transphed.
COFFEE: A few tierces and barrels Of Jamaica at
auction, realised fall prices.
Rico : We have to report 8,000 bags common Ballam at
9s, and 20 tierces Carolina at 284 per cwt. -
JUTE: The market has become rather heavy, and of
3,200 bales offered by auction. only 1,500 (including
-damaged) were sold ; the cound realiQing .el 3 103 for
common, to £l9 1 i s 61 per ton for good quality.
LINSEED: We have also to notice 4,000 bags Bombay
at 655, and 1,330 bags Calcutta to arrive at 60s per
quarter, c. f. and i.

CORN : Our market to-day was tolerably well attended
by local and neighbouring millers, but we had few from
any great distance, many of the Yorkshire buyers having
supplied themselves for the moment. With a rather better
show of samples of fiuu American white and red wheat,
Tuesday's prices were hardly supported, and this was the
case also with the general runs, but the inferior and heated
parcels were in request, and considerable quantities
having been previously cleared off the market, their value
improved about 23 to 31 per bushel : new Irish dull, and
nominally unaltered in price. Flour scarce and rather
dearer. Barley with difficulty supported; beans 6d per
qr dearer ; new oats and oatmeal are taken very sparingly,
and each somewhat cheaper. We have very few Irish
orders executing in Indian corn, but the English demand
improves ; a fair quantity has been placed to-dav at full
prices, and anything extra GI per qr more than Tuesday.
Arrivals from the 30th Scpt. to the 2nd October, inclusive.
into Liverpool, from Ireland—Wheat, 897 qrs; barley 112
qrs ; oats, 2,035 qrs ; oatmeal, 2,800 sacks ; flour, 795
sacks, 12 brls. -United States—Wheat, 22,751 qrs; Indian
corn, 9,226 qrs ; flour, 1,756 brls. Europe, &c.—Barley,
2 qrs. Egypt—Beans, 959 qrs. Total—Wheat, 23,64 a
qrs ; barley, 114 qrs ; oats, 2,035 qrs ; beaus, 959 qrs ;
Indian corn, 9,226 qrs ; oatmeal, 2,800 sacks ; flour, 796,
sacks, 1,768 brls, R. MAKIN & SONS. I

LONDON.
SUGAR : We have again to report a very steady market
during the week, and a fair average amount of business
done at fully last week's prices. Refined has also sold
steadily at previous rates ; fair to fine grainy lumps, 558
to 58s.

COFFEE : The public sales have been met by free buyers,
and the extreme prices of last week have been fully sup-
ported. The private contract market has been inactive.
Native Ceylon quoted 52s to Ms.
TEA : There has not been much done this week, but the
news from China has the appearance of giving more con-
fidence to the article.

RICH : A fair amount of business done at previous rates.
Rum : Prices are unaltered, but the demand has been
limited.

SALTPETRE has sold freely at 61 advance. Refraction,
2 to 7,33 s 61, and 355.

SPICES have sold steadily at about previous rates.
INnico has been in i:uproved demand since the tele-
graphic news from India, and Bengal is quoted 4d to 6d
higher than the last quarterly sale prices.
COTTON has been in good demand at the extreme prices
of last week; about 2,000 bales sold.
JUTE has sold irregularly; low c
decline of 20s

lullities showed a

In other articles no material alteration.
TALLOW : The market is firm to-clay, at the following
quotations :—Town tallow, 519 9d nett cash; Petersburg
Y.C. op the spot, 51s; October and December, 50s.
Boimuou Hor: The hop market is firm at late prices..
Duty X 240,000 to £250,000.

Cool : There was very little English wheat on sale II
°ruing, and Monday's rates were readily eht,in.

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