The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-29 00:00:00

1854. 1 1855

Stock on hand.

Delivery last week

Do. from Ist June.
Arrival last week...

Do. from Ist June.
Price Y.C. per cwt.,
Do. own.. .... .

Casks.. 33,618 44,827 13,219
739 2 468 2.079
.. 8,086 13,6 5 17,655
779 1,749 3,438
6,304 f 10.777 13,175
661 6d 56i Od s►s 6d
67s Od 66s 61 53s 6d

Arrivals for the week endinv August 6, last year, 915 casks, and
delivery 1,722 Casks. 'the arrivals last week comprised 3,010 casks
from Russia, 111 from Australia, 256 from South America, and 11
from other places.

Bo ROUGH HOP. —The accounts from the plantations this mornir g
state that the hops are progressing rather more f.vourabiy, but that
there is still a considerable quantity of lice in places. fhe duty
onttnues at about £21,0,000 to £210,000, rather more in layout*
then against.
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Coax.—There was very little Engl'sh wheat on sale this morning
from Essex and Kent. Picked samples deelined 2., a,.d all other
qualities 3s to 45 from the rates of Monday last. The receipts of
foreign wheat and flour during the past week have been liberal, anti
sales p-oeeeded slowly, at 3s to 4s per quarter reduction upon the
currency of this day te..'nnight. Flour was Is per- barrel to 2s ;or
sack cheaper. Barley scarce and fully as dear.. The receipts of oat
have been large. the fin.er qualities have declined Is per quarter,
whil,t inferior and out of conditioned cargoes were Is to 2s cheaper
Beans dull and rather lower. Pease linnet former prices. Arrivals
into London from the 21st to the 26th July.—,oastwise,
English—
Wheat, 3,652 qrs; barley. 583 qrs;" malt, 5,138 yrs; oats, 109 qrs;
bean-, 7.34 q s; floor, 1 871 sacks...Scotch—Barley. 637 qrs; flour,
10 sacks. Irish—Wheat, 1 0 qrs; oats, 5,8410 qrs. Fo eign--
Wheat, 36,784 cps; barley, 5,398 qrs; oa-s, 37,007 qrs; beans, 312
qrs; pease. 120 Vs; flour, 9,240 brls, 160 sacks. Eastern Counties
Railway—Wheat, 3,526 qrs; barley. 216 qrs; malt, 6,447 qrs; oat
301 qrs; pease. 12 qrs; flour, 10,191 sacks. Great Northern Rao -
way—Wheat. 168 q. s; barley, 12 qrs; malt. 490 ors; oats, 155 q's
flour, 1,295 sacks. Expo, ted—Wheat, 1,100 qrs; dour, 789 cwts.
CATTLB.—We have a larger supply of beasts and a consequent
reduction in ;slice. Choicest. kinds are not, howrver, so plentiful.
and do not suffer so much reduction as interior. We are but muds -
rately supplied with sheep and lambs; there is a more cheerful
trade, but prices have not advanced much. Calf trade is shout as
of late. From Germany and Holland there are 1,690 beasts, 3,12
sheep, 248 calves, and 20 pigs. Spain, 500 sheep. Iteb,nd,2so
beasts, and 2,000 sheep and lambs. Norfolk and Suffolk, :-Od
beasts, and 2,0110 from the Northern an--I Midland counties. Bea• is
at market, 4.573 ; sheep and lambs, 24,630 ; calves, 325 ; pigs. 320.
SPIRIIB AND MALT.—In the year 1855 there were entered t,
home consumption in the United Kingdom 26,745,962 gallons of
spirits, and in England, 14,8-11,555 gallons, of which 1,348,100 wera
Brit l, 3,018,469 colonial, and 1,438,986 foreign. In Scotlard,
5,536,467 gallons of spirits were charged fur home consumption, arid
in Ire and 5,367,940. 3,2,3,575 gallons of runt were et.tered Lot
year, and yielded a duty of .e 1,300,451. 'I he quantity of mat n-
tered was 33,887,564 bushels, and the charge £6,767,076. The
quantity of spirits made from malt only was 4 593,880 gallons, arid,
the amount of malt drawback paid, £194.480. The quantity ,•1
malt spirits consumed was—in England, 936,478 gallons ; in Scot-
land, 3,447,257; and in Ireland, 34,777 gailui.s. It should be ob'
served that these figures refer to the first three quarters of the
financial year, and do not include the quarter ended on the 31st Of
March.

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS,
CORK CORN.—Oats, 14s 6d to 16s tid.

URLFAST CORN.—Notuing new to report.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCI

LIVERPOOL, JULY 2g,

thou WArsa—Morn.,9 27—Even. 9 56—Freight, 12 ft. 11 in

OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND
Euphrates (s.s ), and Tego (e.s.)