The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-13 00:00:00

Actions are confined to 2,700 bags

ales, 1,100 bales were disposed of

.£l5 to £22 103 per ton.
PERT. SAGO: 400 boxes and bags sold at 25s to 20s 3d
27s 3d for medium, and 293 6d to 29s 9d

for smal

per cwt

arge grai

LIVERPOOL CORN

MARKET.-DEC. 12

The market was thinly attended this morning ; the few
country millers who appeared operated in purchases of i
wheat to on!y a limited extent, and the aggregate transact
Guns in this graiu are triti;ng, though sellers submitted
willingly to a decline, on general runs of American, of ld
to 24 per bushel from the currencies of Tuesday, and fair
qualities of white, which at present are the most plentiful,
were sold at the extreme reduction, red wheats being less
susceptible of decline; of either sort there is scarcely any
extra:choice quality in offer.
The flour trade is nominally lower, with very little
doing.
Barley and beans continue difficult of sale, the latter
again 6.1 per qr cheaper.
Prime oats command full prices, and oatmeal is in
better demand and rather dearer.
Indian corn moves slowly in retail, and our last quota-
tions are barely supported to-day.
Arrivals from the 9th to the 11th December, 1856,
inclusive : Into Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 114 qrs ;
oats, 906 qrs ; oatmeal, 1,674 sacks ; flour, 297 sacks.
Coastwise—Barley, 125 qrs ; malt, 560 qrs ; oats, 28 qrs ;
beans, 10 qrs; oatmea, 2 sacks. Canada and other
British Colonies ont of Eurone—Wheat, 3,760 qrs ; pease,
102 qrs ; flour, 6,283 hrls. Unite I States—Wheat, 16,378
qrs ; Indian corn, 8,035 qrs ; fl ,ur, 17,837 brls. Total—
Wheat, 23,252 qrs ; barley, 125 qrs ; malt. 560 qrs ; beans,
10 qrs ; pease. 102 qrs ; Indian corn, 8,035 qrs ; oatmeal,
1,676 sacks; flour, 297 sacks, and 24,120 brls.
R. MAKIN & SONS.

at 50s per cwt.
GUM COPAL : 3 tons African red sold at 95s per cwt.
GAmaten : 15 tons sound sold at 18s 6d per cwt.
MuNJEET : 67 bales sold at 32s 6d per cwt.
SENNA : 100 bales sold at 31 to 3id per lb.
CASTOR OIL: 80 cases sold at 61d per lb.
SAGO FLOUR : 1,200 bags were sold at 18s 6d to 193 per
, cwt.
' Per 90j'isiings "3• d 2. ~, 23 d. i NITRATE OF SODA :
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—DEc. 12. mYRABOLAMS : 750 bags sold at 93 to 103 per cwt.
Per stone, 20i1i5.1,400 bags, on the spot, were sold at
s. d. P. 'I. POf atoe.. See 9to 4 0 I7s 9.1 to 18s 6d, according to quality, and:2oo tons to
L..... ...... ... 0 8 to 0 81 Ditto, Kemps 3
o 61 to 0 8 Ditto, Whiterocks 211 to 3 1 arrive at 183 per cwt.
o 6 o 0 7 Ditto, Balahawa 29t02 10 I SALTPETRE: Owing to the unexpected arrivals, the
O o to 0 o,Ditto, Beldrums... 2 7 to 2 9 market has become very quiet, and no correct quotations
o 0 to 0 0 Ditto, cattle
O 21 to 0 3, Per ton. LouwooD: The sales are 150 tons Cunpeachy at £8 to
O 24 to 0 3 Turnips ..... 18 0 to 20 0
0 0 to 0 0 .e 8 ss, 60 tons St. Domingo at .t.l 17s 61. to .£5.
0 2i to 021 Carrots
ooto 0 o•Mangle wurLel 17 otol9 0 FubTlC: 30 tons indirect Spanish at £5 7s 61.
illanure.. • 0 to 7 6 LIMA WOOD: 50 tons at £l7.

Hay, old

Ditto, new

Ditto, clover
Green Clover
Vetches

Straw, wheat..
Wan, oat
Ditto, barley
Oats, in stray,

SArAN WOOD : 38 tons at .€lB per ton.
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—DEc 12. Rost' : The sales amount to 2,500 barrels, at 4, 7tl to
Only a moderate business done to-day, but prices were 4cw, 9t lrofrorfinceommon, Ss for medium, and 15, to 16s tid per
very steady.
ROSIN OIL: 93 tons American realised .el 4 to .£l5 per
ton.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. —DEC 12. TURPENTINE OF TAR: No sales returned.
Sue to :We have had a steady but not a buoyant &slug are dull, awl only retail sales are reported at the
market this week, and about an average amount of busi- i quotations.
news done, including the private contract transactions in LINSEED is in rather improved demand ; 1,000 bags
parcels to arrive, but we do not quote any general advance Bombay have been suld at 63s 6d to 65s for mixed to good
this week, as the fine grocery qualities have occasionally quality.
sold at rather higher prices. The refined market firm; RAPESEED neglected, supplies increasing.
lumps, fair to fine, 62i to 645. TEEL SEED : 500 bags are reported at 61s per qr.
COFFEE : A fair amount or business done at last week's HIDES: There are no sales of moment to report this
currency, native Ceylon 52s 6d to 535. week.
TEA : Very large purchases have been made this week, BRIMSTONE : There has been a steady enquiry, the sales
chiefly on speculative account in medium Congou, from Is being about 250 tons at £5 12s 6d to ,e 6 per ton, the late
to is 3d, which may be quoted at Id advance. Common I advance being established
Con,4ou sold at 93, and is now quoted at (41 to 91a firm. tIRG9LS 70 casks Oporto sold, but the price is not
RICE: A'limited buslness done at about previous rates

reported

TARTARS have only been taken in retail at late rates.
BERRIES: 616 bales Persian yellow are reported at
47s 6d.

demand

proof Leeward quoted 2i 4

Demerara.

to 2s 91

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SALTPETRE : The quantity offering landed has been too
small to give quotations, but a few parcels to arrive have
sold at rather lower rates.
Sruees : The quantity offered has exceeded the demand,
and prices have scarcely been supported.
COTTON : A limited business done at previous rates.
HEMP: The prices of Baltic are quoted the same as last
week.
TIN: East Indian has further advanced, and now quoted
140 s to 1424

YAK: 6 casks Am
SUMAC: 500 bags have been taken at Its 33 to 13s for
Palermo, and 8s 3d for Tyrol.

MADDER ROOTS

250 ba'es Bombay sold at 40s 3d to

42s 6d.
MADDER : 43 bags Spanish sold at bOs 63.
ORC,IELLA WEED: 56 bales realised 56s per cwt
- .

ANNATTO

5 casks flog have brought 10kper lb.

OLIVE OIL has been in good demand, and full rates have
been paid ; 200 tuns sold, chiefly Lisbon, from the quay,
at £54; Gallipoli may be quoted at £56, Spanish at £54
103 to £55, and Mogadore at £52 lOs per tun.
SEAL AND COD OIL continue without change.
LINSEED OIL has been in good demand at 38s to 38s 6d.
RAPE OIL: Pale is in moderate request, at 52s to 53s
per cwt.

. _
In other articles no material alteration,
generally have a very steady appearance.

Markets

LONDON TALLOW MARKET,7DEc.,I2

_
The market is firm ; prices are quoted as follows :
Town tallow is quoted 58s 6d nett cash ; Pcter.zburg Y.O
on the spot, 595; all this month, 58s 93; January to
March, 595.

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE : A considerable advance has
taken place in American, 350 barrels realising 36s to 40s
per cwt, chiefly at the latter price.
PALM OIL is rather lower; 150 tons on the spot have
been sold at £46 lOs down to £45 15s per ton, at which
the market is flat._

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—DEc. 12.
The demand for all kinds of hops continues active, and
fine ones are very scarce.

TALLOW: The demand has improved; a fair amount of
business has been done in Petersburg Y.C. at 59s 6d to
60s, and 150 casks Autralian brought 51s for low, up to
56s for middling quality.
LARD: Small sales ou the spot have been made at 82s
to 83s, and 100 barrels to arrive at 803 per cwt.
JUTE : 2,300 bales have been taken at £l4 to £22 lOs
per ton for low Common to fine.

LONDON CORN MARKET

-DEC. 12

The few parcels of English wheat remaining over unsold
from Monday were with difficulty, placed at rates barely
equal to those of that day. The demand for foreign wheat
and flour was very trifling, and to have made progress in
sales to any extent, lower prices must have been taken.
Barley in short supply, and its value well maintained.
The receipts of oats this week have been light, and
holders evinced rather more firmness ; at the same time
no advance could be established.

ENSUING SALES 1W AUCTION

Saturday, Dec. 13 : 15 casks Palm 011

Beans and pease dull.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM DEC 8 TO DEC. 12

Monday,-Dee. 15: 600 bags Niger and 200 do. Rapeseed
480 bales Cotton.

Wheat
Barley
Oats..
Malt .

English and Scotch
1,140
450

Forel gn
6220
650
3040

Flour, .... sacks. 1,000 barrels.
LONDON AVERAGES: Wheat, 685 10d; Barley, 44s lid ; oats, 225
10d; Rye, Os Od ; Beans, 415 21; Pease, 465 4d.

Thursday, Dec. 18: 3 tons Horn Tips; 61,492 and 9
tons Ox, Cow, and Buffalo Horns ; 22,500 Sheep and Lamb
Skins ; 30 serous Peruvian. 40 do. Carthagena Bark ; 357
bags Rope; 50 do. Linseed, all faults; 779 do. Indian
Peas.
Wednesday, Dec. 24 : 680 boxes Camphor.

(Report for the week end ng Dec. 12.)

Tuesday, Dec. 16: 640 bales Jute; 102 bags Pimento;
29,440 East India Kips; 5,966 dry salted and tanned Ox,
Cow, and Horse Hides.
Wednesday, Dec. 17 : 82 boxes Tincal ; 40 bales °rebel's
Weed ; 193 cases Borax ; 190 tons Logwood ; 1,722 bags
Saltpetre; 2,365 bales Gambier; 757 bags Sago Flour;
265 bales, 17 serons Horse, Cow, and Pig Hair.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION (AMERICAN) MARKET. I

The transactions in Beef for the week are only of a
moderate character ; prices remai❑ without further alte-
ration, and, notwithstanding the reports from America,
intimating the prospect of short packing, the dealers here
show no disposition to operate except for the supply of
present wants.
The transactions in Pork are limited, mainly in conse-
quence of the ordinary character of the stock now on hand.
New Irish is chiefly taken for stores, and for such full
prices are paid.
Small parcels of new Bacon are now coming to hand,
but the quality for so far is soft, and it is only taken
sparingly by the dealers. Old is almost finished.
A few sales of Lard are reported at 82s to 83s on the
spot ; for a parcel near at hand 80s has been paid.