The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-12 00:00:00

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in Bengal • has been fully recovered ; the sales are 100 tees.
Carolina at 235, 5000 bags Bengal from 14s 6d to 15s 3d
for middling to fine white, and 300 bags table, to arrive, at
14s 9d to 15s, also 1500 pockets at 15s 6d, 2000 bags
Madras at 13s 9d to arrive, and about 10,000 bags Arracan
at 12s 6d to 12s 9d per cwt, in the warehouse. Rum.—
There is a fair demand from the Trade; the sales consist
of 130 puns. Demerara, at fully previous rates. Tea.—The
Overland Telegraph, via Trieste, which arrived,on Tuesday,
with accounts that the City of Shanghai was in the posses-
sion of Insurgent Troops, caused considerable excitement in
the market, and a large business has been done, both by the
Trade and Speculators, in all kinds of Congou, at dto ld. per
lb. advance; holders'generallyarenot offering their Teas, pend-
ing the delivery of the letters, which are expected to mor-
row. No new feature to notice in green Teas, except a
little more disposition shown by the Trade to buy. The
sales of East India Drysaltery Articles have been only to
a trifling extent; 2400 bags Myrambolams sold at 9s 3d to
13s, 150 boxes Pearl Sago at 18s 6d, 50 tons of Sago
Flour to arrive at 21s, and 250 bags in store at 22s per
cwt. Saltpetre is without change, but the demand mo-
derate at the extreme rates • 100 bags only reported, at
28s Gd to 29s per ewt.—!A speculative demand has am.
peared for Nitrate of Soda, and 2000 tons sold, of which
1600 tons are for arrival at 17s to 18, and 400 tons on the
spot at 17s 6d to 18s 6d ; the market is firm at • the latter
rate. The tranactions in Dyewoods aro upon a moderate
scale, with little variations in prices; the sales consists of
65 tons Compeachy Logwood at £8 ss, 10 tons of Tobas.
co at £7 10s, 25 tons of St. Lucia and Jamaica at £5 ss.
and 12 tons Red Sanders Wood at £7 lOs for damaged,
to £8 5s per ton for sound. American Rosin in demand
700 brls. sold at Os Gd to 13s per cwt. No sales in Tur-
pentine ; but of Stockholm Tar, 2000 brls. have been sold
at- 18s to 20s per cwt. About 200 brls. Ashes sold at
31s 68 for , Pot, and at 28s per cwt. for Pearl—Clover-
seed in limited demand, but holders are very firm. Linseed
attracts considerable attention, 2500 bags Bombay having
been sold, to arrive, at 54s 6d, and 700 bags, ex ship, at
55s 3d. Of Nigerseed, 200 bags have been taken at 48s
per quarter. The marketfor Hides continuesquit, and the only
sales to.report are a few salted River Plate at ‘Qd to 4id perili.
There continues to be a moderate demand for Brimstone;
about 300 tons taken, including a cargo to arrive, at pre-
vious rates. Only small sales made in Sumac. Argols are
much inquired for, but few offering ; scarcely anything done.
Cream of Tartar continues to advance, and 160 s. has been
realised this week ; the sales are about 40 casks, from•lsss.
to 160 s. per cwt. Of.Quercitron Bark, 200 bags Baltimore
brought 7s. 3d. per cwt., and 15 casks flag Annato Is. 444
to Is. sd. per lb. The sales of Madder Roots reported are
100 bales Bombay at 375., and 85 bales fine Tripoli at 525.
per cwt. The demand for Olive Oil continues nearly sus-
nended, and the few sales made have been in favour of the
buyers. About 50 tuns Seal Oil, principally boiled and co-
loured, have been sold without change in price, and 60 tuns
Cod, on the spot and to arrive, at per tun, also 5 tuns
:perm Oil at £B5. Linseed Oil is in moderate demand at
30s. 6d. to 315.; 30 tons pale Rape are reported at 41s. Gd.
to 425. per cwt. Small parcels of Spirits of Turpentine
realize 595. to 60s. per cwt. Palm Oil has in a few instances
been soid rather lower, but upon the whole, the market is
steady : the sales are about 100 tons on the spot at £39 10s.
to £4O, and 300 tons to arrive, also at £39 10s. to £4O per
ton. The Tallow market has been flat throughout the week ;
small sales of Petersburg Y.C. have been niade at 575., and
about 200 pipes South American, of good and fine quality,
sold at 555. to 565. per cwt. Of Lard only small sales are
reported at 58s. to 595. per cwt. Baltic Hemp continues
without change. The only sale of Jute reported is a small
parcel at £22 to £23 per ton.
CorroN.—The only new feature bearing upon Cotton is to
be found in the American accounts, which report the occur-
rence of a frost in some of the Cotton districts, although at
present there is no evidence of any injury of moment having
been sustained ; however, as prices continued high,. and the
receipts and shipments were unusually light, some little
effect has been produced upon our market during the last
tii days. The mills at Wigan, Preston, Burnley, &c., are
still closed, and the consumption consequently is largely
diminished, hence spinners, light as their stocks are, take
only a limited quantity out of the Market, but as the buying
for export and speculation has been rather more than usual
of late, the business reaches a fair extent, and amounts to
46,000 bales. American descriptions generally have been
pretty steady, and the middle qualities particularly, or Cotton
at about 5',7d. to 6d. per lb. being scarce, and much run
upon, are dearer by 1-16 to 1-8 per lb. In Brazils there is
a fair retail business doing, at steady prices. No improve-
ment whatever can be noticed in Egyptians. There has
been a good demand for Swats, and large sales have been
made at slightly better prices, the market having recovered
from . the depression of the preceding week. 6960 bales
American, 120 Brazil, 120 Egyptian, and 4960 Surat, &c.,
have been taken on speculation and for Export; and 32,900
bales by the trade. The actual Export consists of 380
American, 30 Brazil, &c., and 1,540 East India—in all
1,950 bales. The imports for the week are 9170 bales.
PitcvisioNs.—The fine descriptions of beef have this week
attracted more attention, and sales to a fair extent are re-
ported at full prices; ordinary qualities continue neglected.
Pork sells slowly, without change in value. There is a
moderate retail demand for bacon, and, in the absence of
arrivals, the stock slowly reduces. Lard is a slow sale, at
last week's quotations; holders, however, show no disposition
t.y the market, The :demand for fine Cheese is toler-
ably active, but secondary sorts are difficult to sell. At a
farther decline of is per cwt. Tallow is very dull. Linseed
Cake is rather easier. There has been a very quiet week in
the Corn Market, the sales being confined to the consump-
tive purchases of the millers and dealers. Prices in a few
instances have been in favour of buyers, but generally holders
are very firm, and, as the stock, especially of Flour, is small,
there is a growing feeling that higher rates are to be looked
for. To-day the market was steady, but not very active.