The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-13 00:00:00

TRADE .REPORT.-FRIDAY.

LIVERPOOL.

tainea
Cormic---The market in the commencement of the week re tbe
the animated appearance noticed in our last. The advice• from of
States on Saturday rather tended to strengthen the Po_sit`'N'ved.
holders, and extreme prices werbtained for tog I,ooce
nesday rumours that the Lank at was likely be raise' aiet
preyed incorrect) had a depressing effect, and the market closes
at previous quotations for American. Brazil and Egyptian the
especially Pernams. Sura.: in less demand, in consequenee,°;
absence of stock. The weekly sales are 50,170 bales, of which'
are on speculation and 6,550 for export.

To sail on the 17th inst. --------- _______ __________ are on speculation and 6,550 for export. ...----
FOR NEW ORLEANS. itieritterrancari. This— week. P.icespaid Corn. Prices.! „oda.
~4 - -------- H^- --- ----------"' Import. Sales. Description ~..,
. this week- Mid. Fair. .
.1.10 The fine new American Ship LIVERPOOL AND THE EAST SCREW
AAA, NORTHERN CHIEF, STEAMSHIPS. - - ---
d. d. d. _----
d.
Captain WARREN;
~ . ,
AA.pCSAODFIIA,....Tons 1300 LACONIA....Tons 1200 1605 5 720 Sea Island . 7/r to 30 13 15
61 53918'1
4f,. ), i 9790 Upland --41 to 7 6i
1,400 tons register ; coppered and copper-fastened.—For terms
6960 Mobile —4l to 61-' 6 5.16 61
apply to r, !i I . ECEOTIA .. 1000 ORON TES
[3758 21340 New Orleans 4é to 7ii 6i 71 39,270
PILICINGTON BROTHERS. ..,„-7-.:-,:.:.-:„*.e„~,,,10N1A
5 2060 Brazil ---65t0 8 i 61 65 5090
0
Are intended to sag (with or without pilots), from the Wellington 623 2840 Egyptian --65t0 0 65 6 7?
Succeeds the Northern Chief.—Loading in Collingwood Dock. Dock, with goods and passengers, as f.d ows : .. 10 West India -6to i 61,+61 ,• 0
The fine new 11,st-class powerful Steamship 7026 6450 East India -4i to's 746. 45 7 Si°'
FOR NEW ORLEANS, 4g
..........‹.
B (E 0 T I A, .........mmx.
W',N, The beautiful New American ship 011 SATURDAY ilex', the 13th instant, 13077 50170 Total

k A. SOFIA Tons 1300 LACONIA....Tons 1200
ABCADI s
... 1100 MACEDONIA 1300
trd i I E(EOTIA .. 1000 ORONTES
lONIA
Are intended to sail (with or without pilots), from the Wellington
Dock, with goods and passengers, as fol ows :
The fine new 11,st-class powerful Steamship
B U U T I A,
011 SATURDAY next, the 13th instant,
FOR MALTA, SYRA, CONfSTANTINOPE, AND SMYRNA.
T: is Steamer has veky superior aye utunodation for passengers,
For freight or passnge app y to the agents.
PAPAYANNi & MUSSABINI,
Fenwick-ehambers. Feowir..k-street, Liverpool,
To be succeeded by the LACONIA.

Succeeds the Northern Chief.—Loading in Collingwood Dock,
FOR NEW ORLEANS,
Pt A
.41iefi The beautiful New American Ship
RIVERSMITH,
Captain HORATIO MOODY;
900 tons register.—Apply to

d
SUGAR.—The improved feeling in our market continues, an iiiclo
sales are rather considerable, at full prices; they include 450 dray
Ant gua at 45s 6d, 2,800 mats claved Manilla at 445, 200 bags l'"
at 41s, and 900 bags Bahia, to arrive, at 29s per cwt in bond.

PILKINGTON BROTHERS.

Loading-berth, south side Bramley-Moore Dock

MoLAssEs.—Nothing has been reported.
at 15
RUM.-150 pipes Havana, 12 per cent uuderproof, was sol-
2id per Lquict

Sails To-morrow.
joeiK
fa.......,,cr0l FOR BOSTON.
The splendid New American CUpper-xhip
SOU THERN BELLE,
Captain C. LEWIS;

COFSEE.—No transactions to notice.
COCOA.-100 bags Bar badoes, at auction, realised 53s to 603 6'lPer
cwt

15 03
RICH.-4,n00 bags Neeran3le have been taken at 103, and ciaso
bag, Rangoon, all faults, by auction, at 83 Gd per cwt for 13'
damaged

1,200 tons register; eowere,l and copper-fastened, and a most
eligible conveyance for fine ireiht.--For terms apply to
PILKINGTON BROTHERS.

JUTE.—The demind continues good, 1,600 bales being reP-
mted'

.el 6 10s to 'l9 per ton

Will have quick despatch.
F O B. M O B I L E,
The fine new American Ship
"-4--•--""'' ALBERT GALLATIN,
,Captain H. F. SALTER;
gOO tons register.—For terms, apply to
PILKINGTON BROTHERS.

Loading in Prince's Dock.
FOR SAVANNAH,
The splendid fast Ship
CLYMENE,
- .

Captain Pastear ;
550 tons, coppered and copper-fastened.—For particulars of freights
apply to

PILICINGTON BROTHERS.

" BLACK DIAMOND"
r.. LINE OF PHILADELPHIA PACKETS,
Sailing from Liverpool on the lst,orand front Phila-
delphia on the 15'h of each month.

NONPAREIL. FAULK. .... 1500tona.. September 20.
PHILADELPHIA Pooi. l2ootons..September.

STALWART LucAs ...... 1100 tons.. November 1.
WESTERN OCEAN Taylor 1200 tons.. December 1.

The Ships of this Line are built of the very best materials, have
superior accommodation for passengers, and are commanded by men
of experience and ability. These ships will take steam up the Dela-
ware. Apply to

RICHARDSON SPENCE & CO.,
Corn Exchange, livinswick-street.

EMIGRATION TO AMERICA
-YAN, BY
'''' l'Cit GRINNELL'S "SWALLOWTAIL" LINE
._•4,;.9 `. OF PACKET-SHIPS.

FOR NEW YORK.
PLUTARCH BARKER l5OO t0n5...... Sept 13.
ALBERT GALLATIN.... DELANO 2OOO tons Sept. 21.
AMERICAN UNION ....HUBBARD .....1500 tons Oct 6.
CONSTANTINE ... ...... ALsconucx ....1500 tons Oct 21.
AS HB U RTON . BRADISH ll5O t0n5...... Nov 6.
AURORA BUNTING .... . 1700 tons ..Nov 21.
ONTARIO (new ship).... Woo D . .. l6OO t0n5.......Dec. 6.
NEW WORLD.... KNIGHT l5OO tons Dec 21.
JAMES L. BOGART.... CONWAY .. 1800 tons..lmmediately
TICONDERO(4A 80yL5.......... 1700 tons.. „
ROCK LIGHT.... .:,,,DRUMMOND,, 2000 tons.. „

FOR CHARLESTON.

STAASEY

1500 tons .

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO THE WEST
COAST OF AFRICA.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The /.fric•an Steam-ship Company's powerful and
first class Screw steam-ships

HOPE . ... ...W. BOWEN, Commander,
NIGER... ..G. CORBETT, Commander,
ETHIOPE W. H. ItAaNwELL, Commander,
GAMBIA
CANDAC E . W. F. HAW IC ESLEY. Commander,
RETRIEVER. A. IN TOS 11, Commander,
Will in future be despatched from Liverpool on the 20th of each
month, embarking the royal mail and passengers at Plymouth on
the 24th.

..rotTan7:s.

THE GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL ROYAL
STEAM-PACKET COMPANY.
STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND
T S. .
.
GLASGOW.
r:
•,., The first-class powerful Steam-ship
LYRA(chafirtrestred
..Captain HAY.
PRINCESS ROYAL (now building),Captain
Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, the above or
other steamer is intended to soil (with or without pilots)
between Livtrpool and Glasgow, with goods and passengers,as
under:—

'ROM CLARENCE DOCK. LIVERPOOL.
Tuesday.... Sept 16, at 12 o'clock, noon

CASTOR OIL.-50 cases sold at Sid per lb.
RAPESEED.-300 bags small Bombay sold at 553.
MUSTARD SEED.-2,700 bags yellow at 625.
LINSEED. —5OO bags Bombay, all faults, at 62s to 62s 6,1 per 4r
for
first class damaged.
„rae,
Coax.—At this morning's market we had a good but not 0-04 re
rous attendance of local and country millers, whose wants 100
directed chiefly to good and tine dry wheats for mixing, inn ni4 per,
had a fair extent of business at an Improvement of 2d to arc;
bushel on Tuesday's rates; new Irish in good condition partiewiisa
in this amendment, but the bulk of the arrival being clarniiloar,
inferior, was still neglected and acquired no advance of value,' „IV',
generally was in tolerably good request, and some sorts mal rather
more money. Egyptian brans are in moderate demand au , welf
dearer. New oats are Id per bushel cheaper, and new oatineai 44'
supports prices; in old no apparent change and very
We had more enquiry for Indian corn, but the transactio
stated 1", e:
limited ; we, however, continue to quote the full rates
last. Arrivals from the 9th to the 11th September, 18.56, Inc -ost':
—lnto Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 442 qrs; malt, 23 411.itlies"
145 qrs ; oatmeal. 725 sacks; flour, 100 sacks. little
ou_ are
Coastwise— ",
240 qrs; melt 750 qrs ; bans, 30 qrs. Canada, &c. —Wheat'
qrs; flour, 68 brls. United States—Wheat, 1,482 qrs. Earl VT,
—Wheat, 1:195 qrs ; barley, 1,790 qrs ; beans, 11'4 vs; floury 1,7 Y,
Egypt—Wheat, 2,755 qrs. Total—Wheat, 8,900 72'
qrs ; malt, 773 qrs ; oats, 115 qrs; beans, 114 qrs ; oatnleao,
sacks; flour, 100 sacks, 118 brls. B. Maxis S°.
bane
PROVISIONS.—In the market for beef there is scarcely any Cray
dealers continue to pursue the cautious course of buying °;.",,rnOt
thtir immediate wants, the stock being sufficiently large top,';,-0,4,1
an ample assortment until the new cure arrives. Holders,ado
not pressing. are more anxious to sell, hence prices are not „vial
so firm. The stock of pork now remaining is mostly of a 'eC- the'
description, hence transactions are limited; for a fine article pre.
is enquiry. There is a better feeling towards bacon, and, fr°Tefor°
sent appearances, every prospect of the market being cleared 'e
new can arrive. For some choice parcels, such being setrir PO
advance of is to 25 has been made. Lard advanced in the ea'ond ,
of the week to 82s, was subsequently offered at 80s without
buyers, and at a sale to-day 78s was accepted for about tWea;yreen
tons. The market is bare of cheese; no change in prices•
butter is dull and lower. There is more doing in tallow, at a
improvement. Linseed cake in fair request at full rates.

LONDON.
a Ory
SuoAtc.—There
has been a steady andlarge general deinau ote.
the week, and confidence has daily increased, the result a )„abl,,Ci•
day's market showing an advance of nearly Is, at which the re,
s,,les of to-day are progressing with spirit. Several cargo ~ 64
foreign have been', sold afloat during the week; refined arra,
advance.
COFFER.—This article has an upward tendency, and largen,
chases have been made the last two days in native Ceylon, fr°oo(
to h3s, which was is advance, and it isnow difficult to buy at
prices.

.ccer
lot
TEA —Quotations have pretty generally been supplied, e.,001°
common greens, which sold in public sale Id to 2d lower. ""
eongou steady at Sid per lb. loft
Rica —A large amount of business has been done chietir.,,,le-90°'
descriptions, at a shade advance on last Monday's prices.
chases have chiefly been on speculative account. it
Rum.—Last week's prices have been supported, with a
business done

SALTPETRE has sold steadily at a shade advance on prevlo'" SW.
Refraction 3 to 3i, 32s 9cl to 335. .419°

Srices.—A fair amount of business done in public sale, chi'
last week's currency.
thee. tel
lent oo,—Holders have asked rather higher prices since • d
graphic despatch was received in anticipation of the OVedaneie ea'
12, 500 chests are advertised for the next quarterly sale, t 0"... ,
15th October.
COTTON.—This article has a very firm appearance, although
has rot been much business done th s week.
JUTS has sold at about lOs advance.
COCHINEAL sold steadily at fully previous rates.
TlN.—Bianca has advanced to 1345.
In other artich a no material alteration. euets'
TALLOW.—The market is quiet to-day at the annexed e-019
Town tallow, 534, nett rash; Petersburg Y.C. on the s,l'°- 0
September, 50s gd ; October and December, 4gs to 495 P":e
Bor oven Hole—About 3,000 pockets of the near
arrived at market, which for colour and qua ity "Tees the -00.0
of years. As yet little has been done, but as soon as the„ tts
becomes better supplied, and prices settled, a most ex ensl
is looked for. Duty, 270,000. elornoiro
Cc:atm.—There was not much English wheat on sale th's t
and the demand being good, factors were enabled to obtain
eted
advance upon Monday's rates. Foreign wheat must be n'ce, Pte
and American flour 6d to is dearer. Norfolk flour was scat 10,r,
2s per sack dearer. Barley dull sale, and easier to purchal'eurto
were in short supply, and the turn in price against teb,,,,,t 6,e;
Be and pease unchanged. Arrivals into London from s'e
Sept. 12.--Engli,h and Scotch—Wheat, 1,530 qrs; barley'' r
00 fir'l,
oats, 120 qrs; malt, 420 qrs. Irish—Barley, 20 are; oata.„9
Foreign—'t' heat, 7,060 qrs ; barley, 1,410 qrs ; oats. 5,-,iee
Flour-7.420 barrels. Averages—Wheat, 10e 3d; Barley'
ory
Oats, 22, 11d ; Rye, 445; Beans, 35s gd ; Pease, as 80. tse 4,
CATTLE.—The number of beasts is larger than cf late, Ili; 13;,r
siderable propo'tion are of middli g quality. Trade i 6
ever there is eery little reducion in best descriptions. are‘ise
also a few more sheep, and the demand is limited. friclefel)err
much altered, yet a clearance cermet be effected. Calves o,_o(iti'dle
about the same as on Monday. From Germany and Hol"fro0,0e
arc 445 beasts, 1,230 sheep, and 313 calves. 450 beast,Le Or
Nerairrn and Midland, and 129 mulch cows from 7,"
Counties. Beasts at market, 1,257, sheep and lamb- ea'
calves, 487; pigs, 130.
Mirees.—ln the market for home mining stocks there are
rous erquiri,s for heavy dividend descriptions, includT:aeradt4
Wheal Frances, Wheal Buller, and Wheal Bassett. I.'„- 011;
continues for Great Wheel Alfred shares, which retain 8. Abe
tendency. In the Stock Exchange the shares of the C°1trj
it
Copper Mines of England are marked 35 ; Pontgeband r e
and United Mexican, 3/. Subjoined is the list of transacn°e,a 10,160
alining Exchange:—Great Alfred, 9i, 10, ie 10, e ; LadY JY,:t cet,
Sortridge Consols, 21, 13-16; uth Frances, 3620, 367:5, '6e,
O:ref'
Treleigh Consols (new), 6s ; West Basset, 30i, 314 1,%, est al $, aif
18i; Wheel Bassett, 285, 287} ; Wheal Buller, 95," Whe'
8, it. In the Stock Exchange t—Great Wheal 9i, "0, ueic
Lady Bertha,
announcement of
a
the s,lcsalls.
of 1.
Santiago share 5 have fallen e'
also flatter. Mexican sksr

TESTERDAVS 'MARKETS.

Or° #
Otber IV r
WAKEFIELD CORN.—At our market to-day we bad ,%-tes, era,„'
trade, and both new and 4W-a wheat maintained late ir' :!11),IP,
CORK BUTTER.—At th)'4 day
demand for barley was resicted, and prices receded 15 t°,,,0000!
king offered for sat:, Prices retrained steady at theatti,
quotations :—Firms, lose; Seconds, 103 s; Thirds, 995; F° o,
's market we had 2,400 Ca-I,olloolf
and fifths, 8P,4, per cwt. erettol
GLASGOW Pro IRON,—The market is still inanimate. e I,'
buyers today at 71s 3d, and sellers at 71s 6d, cash, „Tb '
closed steadily.