The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-24 00:00:00

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Yesterday. about 3 tons of IVORY were brought t°
hammer, and sold at rather low rates. eito ,
In East India Drysaltery articles the sales are conga 614
60 chests livery to good orange SHELL LAc at 44s 0
and a small lot of SAGO FLOUR at 23s per cwt. $l4
SALTPETRE and NITRATE Of SODA without change,
very little done in. either. br
GITANO.-100 tons mixed Peruvian and Bolivian pot the
auction at 110 12s 6d to 110 15s per ton ; 800 tons e'
lower kinds realised advanced rates.
ralPi
DYEWOODS.-30 tons SAPAN WOOD have been
£l2 10s to £l2 15s, 130 tons Tobasco LooVnt f)
£7 7s 6d, and 150 tons FUSTIC, at £6 12s 6d to £7
for Ceara, and £7 per ton for Tampico.
No sales reported in TURMNTINE, but of StockholialrA*
3000 brls. have been sold at 17s 6d per brl. obr
Of American RosiN, 350 brls. of common quality broov
6s 6d per cwt.
About 500 brls. Pot ASHES, on the spot and to arfl
sold at 31s 6d per cwt. Pearl have been neglected. to!
• HIDES.—About 1,400 dry salted Ceara are rerro
at 51,d, and 1,200 salted Buenos Ayres Ox, at
per lb.
„„le
BRIMSTONE' has been in moderate demand this -weak,
being about 200 tons, without change in prices.
ARGOLS have been neglected. q
A few casks of inferior CREAM of TARTAR, sold at 1.43
150 s 'ts? cwt.
There has been a fair demand for Sum.A.c, and fully 1f 4
bags have found buyers, at 16s 6d for old, and 17s for'
Palermo.
The sales of MADDER ROOTS are 300 bales Naples all
Bombay, at the quotations. 10
OLIvE haS continued to move off steadily; about bf
tuns have found buyers, and higher rates are demanded
many holders than those current last week.

Simi' sales of pale SEAL OIL are reported at £4O,
90 tuns COD, On the spot and to arrive, at £34 tun.
One hundred tuns LINSEED Oar. have been sold at 300,
25 tons pale RAPE at 47s to 46s 30 cwt.
SPIRITS of TURPENTINE continue without change.
PALM OIL has been in better demand this week, part'
larly for arrival ; the sales amount to about 200 tons on
spot at £4O to £4l, and nearly 1,500 to arrive, also at
to £4l ton.

For TALLOW the demand has much improved.; Pet
to
burg Y.C. has been sold rather more freely of late, at 57s e
58s; BOO pipes. South American, on the spot and to arriv '
at 53s to 56s 6d, but chiefly at 56s V cwt.
•In I,Aan-there has been nothing done. '
Three hundred bales JUTE are reported at £22.100 V ton
for Middling
.quality.
PROVISION MA.RRET.—Several large sales of 13$..$f
have- been made this week by holders' anxious to Cli
er,
out, at prices considerably under former rates. The
mand fromthe trade is only moderately active.' Ponx:cl;
duties lifeless, the dealers seeming determined to keep lig",
stocks. The demand for BACON rather improves, but tb
prospect of large suppliei from America makes buyers e_„3tl'
Eons. *We quote a farther decline of Is. per cwt. ui LAS;
without leading to an improved deand. Cazzsi is a (11'"
sale, and we cannot quote 'any change in value.
TALLOW, again influenced by the warlike news, has •
vanced is. to is: 6d, •per cwt.-
LINSEEC CARE is flat. - -
Corra:c —Our report upon the cotton market is pretty
similar to what-we gave on-Friday last. The demand frits
el,
the trade continues tolerably fair, and much upon a par If" 6
the estimated rate of consumption ; and besides this we 11,,,Afn,
' had more or less doing daily on speculation, the whole bel"
quite sufficient to sustain the market, whilst there is all
sence of import, and consequently a reduction in xt°c
going forward. -Of_ American descriptions there- is still ~
good supply of the inferior descriptions more particular
and, prices of all kinds- are well supported, there being
fact no change to notice,
.the quotations indeed having 'bee
stationary for some weeks past, Brazils are in fair request?
and prices are well supported.. .Egyptians remain without
alterltion. There continues to be a good demand for Surfitsi
[ and full prices are paid for the common descriptions;' r 7
the better sorts remain without improvement. 6,170 Di'ol;
'American, 170 Bahia, 630 Egyptian, 100 Madras,' 1,0
Bengal, and 4,460 Surat have been taken on speculation an
for export, with 32,930 bales by the. trade... The actusa
.export consists of 3,420. Americans, 770 Brasil, &c., an
2,500. East India—in all 6,690
.bales. The sales to-day are
ir
estimated at 7,000 bales, of which 2 000 are taken on- spec
lation, &c. ,

. . .
LIVERPOOL CORN. EXCHANGE..—YESTERDAY.
• As is usual about Christmas, .we had. a slender .attendatie°
'of buyers at our market. this morning; who purchased etar-•
ingly of: Wheat, and Only extra .qualities of :White, iclu.°,b„,
aanreytshciaz be
scarce, brought within
de
hi witsheiripnitin anddoof the
pricesal t s
of
l so of
r.Tuesday,redral.ll;
noted 2d per bushel cheaper; the demand was chiefly; for tho
country. Scardely a. sample of farmers' -Wheat alVae4
to-day; the quality and condition in this district are etter
than.m most others. Flour is. .in very limited request at
6d to 9d per barrel reduction, and a number of pareef
offered-10 arrive.
Barley and Beans remain .without. alteration. Cats in'
steady request, and Id to Id. per bushel dearer. There
id
still a demand for old Oatmeal to keep over; it 10044-
.6d xaore,money, and a good.quaitirty delivery ...5,3a to
d 36
; . the value on the spot is 335 ficl,
posed- of these few days for forw,
argv
t3o3s336sdapde.r loadrrime FlLltnl.Corn is in good demand ; a c,
tohfeMinazgaguirayn
fsooll.dfe ee xd snhgi
sfobrultrmisohdoerrdaeters. at 45s per 4801°'
• i3ONDOINT. CORN ?iptßlttT.---VESTERDAS.
The arrivals of grain either English or foreign, silicS
Monday has been moderate.. 'Attendance pretty good, '6l°
a fair business has been done in both- English and foreigl
WHEAT, at the full prices of Monday.. Some sales of float-
ing cargoes from the south. The value of all spring C°'
unaltered. FLOUR firm at the extreme prices of Mond*

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—YESTERDA"i•
SUGAR.—West India sales 623 hhds and tierces at 6d
io
advance: Refined active, brown lumps 445. Formes'
extensive, yellow Havana, ditty paid, 35i. to 375. CbFl'
still advancing, native Ceylon, 50$. TEA firmer, -oidinlo
Congou, is 21d to id. RICE active, white Bengal, 14s 4.0
16s; TALLOW brisk, and advancing, P.Y.C.. 68s 3d
685.6 d on spot.

SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET. ...Esinnnkir,;o;
Cows, 80; BEASTS, 481 ; SHEEP and Limns, 2,31
CALVES, 56 • ' PIGS, 140.
' BEEF 2s 6d to 4s 6d ; Mxrrrox, 3s to 5s 2d ; Vs-45'
3s 44 to 5s ; Ponit2.3s 8d to 58.
ARRIVALS.—Beasts, 145; Sheep., 910 ; Calves, 17.
Supplies small. Trade dull at reduced prices.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—YEsTERDAir:
gupplies of WHEAT limited. Trade not so actin e as 101
week, but holders extremely firm, and an improvement ?.;
2s qr on lasi Friday's rates were obtained. BAXLEY, I
qr. OATS and SHELLING meet improved deniand. With
higher prices. BEANS quite as dear. MALT has gonO uP
is to 2s t 9 load. Other articles steady.
ARRIVALS.—=Wheat, 5,803.

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