The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-07 00:00:00

different appearancE

ALMOND.—The arrivals of Valencias
yes against 12 at the same date last season,
previous one. The business has only been
fly on account of the unsatisfactory quality of
Smyrna.—The supply of red has only been
:ed, and has been all sold at 45s to 49s for
13Iacks—being without the arrivals of new, the
have been confined to the better descrip.
. old, which have commanded 315.t0 325. Sultanas
save come in freely, and there is but very little demand,
dealers having imports of their own still on hand. Mus-
catelles.—Fine qualities are scarce. and command high
rates ; the quantity hitherto has only been very light.
The duty paid clearances exhibit an increase on the same
month in 1854, being 360 tons against 334 tons. Almonds.
—Jordan move but slowly, and prices generally are lower.
FIGS AND PRUNES.—The supply of Turkey Figs has not
been excessive, but the principal being of low quality, has
been quite equal to the demand. Sales, however, are
being made at our quotations. Prunes are held at 28s to
30s, but very little doing.
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very lim

transaction

tions of

LEmoNp, &c.—The ar:
lave been very Large, say 21 ca

_lvals of the former
raoes of Azores fruit, and
,gainst 17 cargoes

14,000 packag
and 19,000 packages the same month in 18:'x1

of other

descriptic

rices up

to Christmas, were maintained, but our market
,

, A fall has taken' place of 3s to 4; per
box on Azores, and 2s on Lisbon fruit. Lemons: The sup-
ply is in excess of last year by about 600 packages, but
prices remain stationary. Apples of good quality, which
are scarce, command fair prices.

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NUTS.—Barcelonas being in only limited demand, are
rather lower; the-arrivals reach :1800 bags. Black
Spanish are but little inquired for. Brazil nuts.—The
late arrivals have been taken for the London market,
and the stock not being excessive, holders are disposed
to look for higher rates. Chesnuts.—ln consequence of
the prohibition of the export of this article from France,
our supply has been drawn from Spain and Portugal, and
being only limited at the commencement of the month, a
cargo of the former realised 18s 6d to 193 per cwt., but
late imports being very inferior quality, prices have given
way.

TRADE REPORT.-SATURDAY,

4.

COTTON : There hex been a very fair demand for Cotton
to-day, from both the trade and exporters, but holders offer
so liberally that the market has ruled dull, and yesterday's
prim are with difficulty maintained. The sales, including
40 Pernambuco, *to 61d, 200 Bahia, 5-id to 61d, 40
Maranham, 6d, 400 Egyptian, 6d to Sid, 1000 Surat, 31d
to 42d, are reported 7000 bales, of which 1000 are on spe-
culation and for export.
Pia IRON : Our market for Warrants closes at 74s to
74s 6d cash. Prices nominal, and no open business reported.

A RGOLS : Nothing done.
A STIES : Retail sales of Ist Mont. Pots at 39s 6d,

AN-Nerro steady at previous rates.
BRIMSTONE : lsts, 7s 6d; 2nds, 5s ; 3rds, :£5 2i

FARINA :• More business doing at the low rates, and the
imports of Irish continuing.

LARD : More doing, but the business is secreted.
LINSEED : The better demand goes on at £42 to £4251.
LOGWOOD : On account of the decline in Campeachy, al
other descriptions are easier. Campeachy £7 165 to
171 Gd (short cut sold at the former figure) ; Honduras, 48
155; St. Domingo and Jamaica, £6 105 to 46 125 6d.

NITRATE or SODA remains inactive, although it now offer
at 17s 6d for 6 and 8 refractions.

PATM OIL: Under £47, it is said, would be accepted for
quantity.

TALLOW : Prices are, on the spot, 688 ; January and
March, 683 ; February and March, 683; October and
November, 60s to 61s. Deliveries, 754 casks.

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE : French 353, American, 365.

Nothing doing
Rosi

No sales.