The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-21 00:00:00

LIVEEIOOL.

COTTON With fair demand and a moderate supply, the
cotton market has ruled quiet to-day, without any material
change in prices. The sales—including 100 Pernambuco, 6d
to 71d ; 100 Bahia, 6d to 64.1; 300 Maranham, 61-d to 7-id;
300 Egyptian, 6d to Sid ; 1500 Surat, 4d to sd—are reported
7000 bales, of which 1500 are on speculation and for ex-
port.

Pro IRON : Our market for warrants closes at 67s 6d cash,
3 months open, 695. Some business done at both prices.
SUGAR :We have had a little better feeling to-day, but
without change in prices ; the sales are confined to 115
hhds Demerara, at 34s 6d to 36s 6d, and 300 bags low
Pernam, for export, price not reported.
MOLASSES, Rum, and COFFEE: Nothing has taken place.
Coco, : 100 bags Bahia, to arrive, are reported at 38s
per cwt.

TEA : The market is steady, and congous are unchanged
in value ; a good business was concluded yesterday in
scented teas, although not reported.
RICE continues dull, only 300 bags Bengal being sold at
lie 6d per cwt from the quay.
SAFFLOWER : 12 bales Bengal brought 115 s.
TARTAR : 17 casks brown, 91s to 933 6d.
ARGOLS : A few casks at 465.
SAGO FLOUR • 150 bags, all faults, 178 9d per cwt for Ist
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class damaged.

JUTE : 160 bales have found buyers at £l6 to £l9 59,
including a few at £2l lOs per ton.

LONDON.

CORN : The arrivals of wheat and flour since Monday are
small. The trade in Mark-lane this morning, in both
articles, was quiet at that day's rates. Flour underwent no
change. Barley was a steady sale at quite as much money
as earlier in the week. Oats, of which foreign arrivals are
again large, sold slowly at Monday's currency. Beans and
peas without alteration.
SUGAR : The market closed yesterday at an advance of
Gd to Is, and the private contract operations to-day con-
firm that advance. Refined firm. Grocery lumps, 482
to 495.

COFFEE: The public sales are progressing without showing
any material alteration in prices.

TEA : The public sales declared for to-morrow have partly
suspended business by private contract.

RICE continues dull of sale, and is a shade lower.
Rum bas advanced Id. Demerara proof sold at 2s 4d.
SALTPETRE The bulk of the public sale was bought in
at previous prices.

COTTON : 300 bales sold at full prices.
INDIGO : Sixth day : 800 chests passed auction to day. The
total quantity now passed is 6,840, of which 3,920 have
been sold. The sales to day consisted chiefly of ordinary
Oudes, Bengals, and Madras, and went off without anima-
tion, but we do not alter last week's quotations.
TALLOW : The market is quiet to-day, at the annexed
quotations :—viz., Town tallow 51s nett cash ; Petersburg
Y.C., on the spot, 59s 6d ; February to March, 59s to 69s
61 ; March to April, 555.

BOROUGH 110 P Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that
there is no alteration in the hop market, prices being still
well maintained,

COAL : Wall's End Hetton, 193. 13 fresh ships at market.

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS.

SALFORD CATTLE : There being a much smaller show
than last week, there was an advance on the prices, and a
very good clearance made. Best beef, 6d to 6tl; middling,
51d to 6d ; cows, 41 to 511 ; best wethers. 6d to :d ; heavy
weights, 61 to 6id ; ewe 3, 5d to 6d ; calves, 51 to 7d.
Beasts, 1269 ; sheep, 5707 ; calves, 122.
GLASGOW CORN : Weather fine, but cold. In wheat to.
day there has been a very fair business. Scotch and Ameri-
can wheat selling at 9d to Is per boll over the rate of this
day week. Flour more saleable at last week's prices. Bar-
ley held for an advance of fully is per 320 lbs. Pea 3 and
beans neglected. Oats are in better demand, and the turn
dearer. Oatmeal : The low price has attracted buyers from
a distance, and holders being now more sanguine, are shy
sellers at outside quotations.
CORK CORN : Red wheat, 34s ; barley, 18s; oats,
12s 81.

CORK BUTTER: 1 sts, nil, 118 s; 2nds, 7,118 s ; 3rds,
91, 1043; 4ths, 91, 923 ; sths, 42, 80s; 6ths, 4, 725.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY 21

WIND YESTERDAY—North North-east,

HIGH WATER—Morn., 12 0 —Eveg. 12 3—Height, 16 ft 2 in

ARRIVED,

Feb. 19 —lndusttia, Ilabia—Palender, Santa,lde•.
Cheronese (new s.s.), Clyde—Pauline, RcTiijada.

Feb. 20.—•

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