The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-03 00:00:00

littiifcToNE : 159 tr'ils so :,1 a £5 23 61 f,
£5 fis 6d for best 2nds.

COCSINEALi
QOQOA. : The., sales aornprise 150 brigs Guayaquil, to
arrive, at 5,53 per cat.

Bare of stock

COFFER : A cargo of St. Dominzo (2000 bags), for a
near,Q,,ntitlental port, has changed .hands 'at 40s; a,
64111),(5150 bads), of Rio for the Medi'erranean at 47s Rer
;cwt., and 606 bags wasbea. Itio on .the spot, the price of
!wlarch hfirenot transpire:'.
COTTON c There has been a steady market for Cotton to
day ;•:the demand has been fair, and, with a sufficient sup-
ply, prices are nnchnngel! The sales-L-includinz 4 0 Pernam-
buco, 57.7,-,1 to •61-d; 8i) Bahia, 514 to fid ; 15 Maranham,
57.-id,o6o.Eg,vption, 51d to it,d; 350 Surat, 31d to 48d—are
reported 6000 bales to the trade.
ThrEW,9O,Ds..:. 20 tons. St.' Dom'lign Lo wood have been
Al7B 6d, altfaults; 20 tons Carthagena
s 6d; also, 5 tons - --

Lt .£6 15s to

3 aVali butnnrt has

me- Hatalbizii.Y

'ood at £5

'A'few tons of

r:,
FARINA : SO bugs Scotch were put up at huetion without

sells tit 17s 6:1

d Cutc

No'sales in-any deq.rin

LARD : The sale ta-A

LINSEED : 1100' bap C

7f to

ti per

quarter

MANDIOCA FLOUR OR FARINA

puncheons

NITRATE OF SODA
17s, 94.

ct Cuba ,11&co

of
,giodd',?duality so

Indirect Wipoli, L5l,- direct of

()Illy, IA a ret4il
10

lharaefer.
and-£s3i

according to quantity. Bfbary,; a yam.
Wp,ED: NO-think to iepica4 ~;!!
A. fp.r.small lots alai& at ,z 648, l&s=wouifilbie

istecepted for quantity
PiAssayA ;600 bizncliel of OportiiisOld%t;ll'6 ss.
In.ox.l.N6;great aroonnt of, businewliss)beeir, done.
to-day were— for Wirrants. 74S'iO'74s 64,
sash, oanithree mOoths' open 753 ht whioii4here were
buyers.'. The shi;pnaents last week were 6,080 tons, against
61700 fsiifthe ednwoD(iing:weekkiast year. ,Il<l
PiosszAin gone-neglected,. t"it4: "
likPtsEtn 2,600 bags sold '
Iticr:: 300 bags Bengal hive been sold at 14s 6d to Iss
pqr cwt,

ROMAN VITRIOL Sells at 36s 61;Avitli more demand.
ROSIN: Moderate salesof conlmon at.4s 9d.
SAGO FLOUR : No sale's of so'und.' 378 'bags damaged
sold at the 'following rates, vii,:-Ist class, ,27s 6d to 29;
3d ; .2nd class,.23s 6d. to; 24s ; .3rd class, 20.4 'to 21s: 4th
closs, 15s to 18s; damaged and Tetiackecl,23; 6d to 24s 6d.
SimmAc Retail sales of Sicily at Ils 9d, and 80 bags
of Tyrol at g 3.

•
SPIRITS OF I , lARPRNTINE 1111Ohanged.
SUGAR : Since the 21st ultimo, the folloWing transactions
have taken place—viz., a small lot of
_Demerara at 463 64;
25 -hogsheads- Frnrfo Ri6o at 46s 6d to 48s • 405 boxes
Havana at 50s ; 200 hags White Pernams at 43s' 6,1; 660
haiis Ceara at 42 to 47s 6d, and 300 tons Bahia, to arrive,
at 29s per cwt.
SITGA.R OP:LEAD : A few casks of white, ex quay, at £44
10s, and brawn at 32s 6d.
TALLOW : The London quothtions are rather curious,.
snot, 68s 3d to 68s 6d ; January, March, 67s 9d to 68g ;
February, March, 68s 3d ; March, April, 66s 6d ;
June, 635; deliveries, 73 casks.
TARTARS ; More doing; in CrOATII9 £O, Iosq
99s to 100 s ;;pinks at 95s to, 96s 62; and 1;;-o'sn n*
partitive paces:' •
TARTARIC ACID: Nat so many .-1'

TS to. da

digcolo tired at
t coin- -

generally

and is 51

oy the Stornawr,y and 117-zlton are
generally upon the market, !flit no great amount o business
haA been dote. : , 311 'in • TIN : Liitlo.Pr nothing offering. ;.

The sample

THE COll.N.' TRADI

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( the(Froth cfrcular. of Messrs, Pattelpon,.Th-others % Co.)
, In inviting your -attention to the arcompaLying statistics
inside up for •the period "Which his 'elapsed' since' harvest, we
merely remark, that in so doing we believe we afford better
!oppnrtunity for' compariion 'and practical deduction, than by
rAtifling the 'whole, year just. closed.. 'At this time last
season this country was consuming the produce:Of a harvest
excellent in ctalityan'd abundant in quantity, whilst now these
'conditions are reversed, yet, the range of mice, is almost
identical.. The reasons. for this result will he futind in the
accompanyine table but with !reference to that thewing the
deliveries from farmers at the towns making returns for the
averages, it is believed that more pains are now taken to get
the neeclfalinforreation, and .that this season these retu ns will
xhibit one=iliird of the ponstimption of British grain,, instead
Ofione-fourth, as was formerly ostimatod.., ThcrelS-no' other
offiCial,information accessible as to th 6 produce of the country;
except the Scotch end Irish retains: they

small excess

in breadth of wlicat and oats ,sown, but estimates' of produce
sbOw.a balance of at' least one million quarters oats and barley,
"^iency; beyond the equivalent of tbiltitrol excess in,
'Eneland however ,as well as

1 of its comparative yield is

consumer of wheat, and the guns,.
stillopen te dispute. •The general estimate is, that last year's crop.
was twenty per cent' under the 'previous year's, and that two to
three millions,quarters.'morc wheat must be itnported,'.but it
Is to be borne in mind that barley was a large, crop, and that
Potatoes, both here and in Ireland, lesseni ;the use of-Wheat.
We offer no prisieive Opinion on .the anattes4,, lint incline to the
belief that about two millions quarters over last year's-import
ar@ needed to ensure, oburidance; The.clae of the' navization
of the ,13altic,•and thq defect;vo lar7ests of Northein Europe
and,of France,. effentually prevent any great acCckinn. to our
stocks from tlartiro;`, Whilst the latter iiso absorbs a lave pro-
- 1.. qnanisli supply, and divides with us the 'ship-
hair; nopf4lensiire. of
accustomed to playing
; whilst Turkey. instead of ship-
Wench markets, will 11(4 require .a

portion c
ments at

American ports,

prevents export, an(l Egypt, n(

lg to tlie".Er,

bitMshidimr

portion 'of, th 4 Dantibin

alrt neon. passage ; the, quantity
!L./I:about 559,00.0 qrs,.but we are unable
t0:144, What proP4tieps of wheat and :Indian corn- May be'
looked for ii this
.eOuntry. The sheet anchor, therefore, of,
Xurope.is-Anferi.C.tr-ind.with arl,4puilant hatiest;.Such as Ake
bas' had, 'shipretrints equal to these of 1853.54 may be looked:
for,
_say 2,000,000 to 2,500y000 quarters of wheat and ilonr to
Englaucl,and the Continent, and possibly -1,006,006-'quarte'ra
of Indian cara, The supply of the' latter article appears to be
entire)} a question of, priaei as. last: year high rates indireed
shipments greater than any year since
...'lB4B-49,,
the crop being worse than in any of - yettre:
The imports here of wheat and flour arc, it will be seep, much
in excess' of last season , hut lesS- than in /853, and about
equal to those of 1852, of this supply the bulk has been
American a large proportion has gone into consumption, but
the decline in value during- fast month has induced some
speculative operations as well as warehousing for necoust of
importers-, and we. end the year with increased stocks ; we quote
white American wheat lIS 9d. to 12s 3d, red .108 ad to 11e ad,
'lrish red 108,8 d to 113; flour, Ohio 42s tn4.3a, Philadelphia
42s to 43s per .barrel, Spanish 63s to Ms, Tiisii-.60s per
sack, Saide wheat Os to 9e 9d per 7olbs,' and 524
to SGs C F las in quality; Galata and Ihrail Wheats,
arrived or on passage, are offered. at 703 to 72s C F 1@ I. Barley
was, at an early period of the season, in good demand for
export coastwise, and stocks were cleared at 63 to 64 3d per
60 lbs; for some weeks little has been. done, sad value has
declined to-.6s Gil to 5s 9d. Oats have been - quiet all last
month, but there is a. geed steady 'trade at about 4s for pre-
pared Irish, good weighty parcels are wanted for export, ant*,
will command full prices,. Oatmeal has come forward fnely
from Ireland bath to this market and Glasgow, an,), prices -
after having reached 37s 6d. tq 38s have receded t0..1
38s 61' to 3ts 6d. K.;vptian Beans • have receded ion
value to 403 to 41s; they, arc now in good supply,
Indian corn' has accumulated here, as the export being so
much loss than last s,-,asou's, more tha,t.t,,,,be44lKeb thelessebed
6d,
at
Ibis,
thioifle
4.14 a
r7gse
rt ob4u
Lin
efid
for mixed, to 424 to 42i s
ierfport, the elf,c' h•eo to reduce Val:oe from
has resulted, and it 4C(.411'
j rishdeuaand will now set in, Whitt torn Lis -

of the hater bei

ettpr!y it has reced

r;:elsnownear at I

1 morepearly app;roxi-
tha fellbw. Arrived eilre:des, Thrall and
.tre ,ipressirigly at 42s to 44s C. F. and I.
e have, now tunitmettup the faett:tel4irt'te,inciply, and the
:eseht ppiition of, our market ; its future, our friends will
stitnate for themselies. __.The effect of .war has- uudoubt'ally
been to enhance prices, but this has stimulated production, and
now the country can3cfol( forwiid to a much larger breadth
than usual of wheat growing, and so far well reported of, whilst
there appears as little pro-0-e-et of peaco as ther-, was upon the
breaking up 4,4 f the last ~Vienna. conferences, virc, however,
Idai4 tbo•pulttical srpeet .of,the case to abler hands, and wish
you many happy New Years. •

a fancy Rice, but with a
and .t3port, ;the arival of

matet46 white

expect it wi

—,6ret to learn thr,t tho 14farquts of Hertford, K G,,
has been, for the la...st six. days, confined to bed by severe

We re

THE Ps/ten Pnorosivoics.—The London Times: say,
exclude the Allies from the' sea that tliey
Lave made their .ovrn, in order, to give— back the
dominion over it to a fleet that is buried beneath its
waters to regulate the equipoise of power between
herself and Turliey, by a convention to which the
princ'pal heltigerents.a.re to be, no parties, to leave the
cause of guropean independence to the keeping of the
treachery, the :timidity,
or
the' venality of the. Divan
—is a convincing proof that 'the wild 'ambition of
Russia is not yet sulEciehtly
,tamed to hear reason, and
that she must suffer, more before she can be convinced or
her dreamk of vanity being annihilated.

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known as a large

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T to ROBERT A

sale of 8

FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Thursday
iwa_ Hl/4 next, the 10th inst., at Three o'clock, at the Broker's
ireir. 13,
saleroom, York buildings, Dale-street, the tnignifi-
u .11060
- cent New Ship MOUNT LILAC, 1346 tons o.. 1(
leng.tt 130 feet 5-10th,, breadth 40 feet 3.lotas, depth
5-19th,; built at Quebec in 1855, under special survey, by :
Baldwin and Dinning, to class seven years, has full noon an

very

!'ast,.and