The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-20 00:00:00

TRADE REPORT.-TUESDAY

• LIVERPOOL.
COTTON :.There is no change to report in the cotton
market to-day ; the demand continues fair, the supply
.moderato, and prices are-steady. The sales--:iticluding 250
-Bahia, 6d to bid; 150 Egyptian, 6141 to 7d ; 600 Surat, 4Zd
to 5d—are reported 7000 bales, of which 1500 are on specu-
lation and for. export. '
PIG IRON : Our market for warrants closes, at 66s cash,
3"nionths .open, 67s 6d.—The -shipments last week were
3,825 tons, against 6,7241a5t year. and 8,463 in 1854.
Suoart : Rather lower prices have been accepted in the
early, part of the day; the transactions are more numerotis,
but since the improved state of the London market has be-
come known, a firmer feeling has prepiled, with less
nation to. sell ; the sales are 75 hhds Trinidad, at 34s 9d,
40 hhds St. Lucia, at 34s 9d to 355, wail 260 hhds Demerara,
chiefly at 35s to 35s 6d, including vacuum parr. at 37s 6d to
41s, 250 bags grainy Bengal, at 40s, and 700 bags dates,
part at 378 per cwt.
Rum

5t puncheons Demerara are reported at about pre-

vious rates,

COFFEE: The St Domingo offered this morning did not
sell, but 120 bags Ceara brought 483 6d per cwt.
Teu keeps steady, without alteration in prices.
Rica The market continues extremely flat, ' and the
Bengal brought to auction was all withdrawn. •
JUTE : There was no 'disposition evinced to pirchase what
was offered by, public. sale.
LINSEED : 2800, bags Calcutta are reported at 60a.
RAPESEED : A small parcel of Calcutta at 58s per qr.
Pimaiizo : 100 bags, all faults, at 3id to 4d per lb.
Coax.: We had a fair attendance of town and country
millers at our Corn Exchange this morning, and a moderate
amount of business was done in wheat, at an improvement
.of Id to 2d per bushel ; Egyptian wheat, in consequence of
large arrivals, was difficult of sale, although offered at a
.reduction of 3d to 4d-per bushel. Flour was not in active
request, but previous prices were.fully maintained. Beans
in slow demand, and is per qr lower. Barley finds few
buyers, and we reduce our quotations 2d per bushel. Oat
meal sells more freely at late prices, and oats, on a mode-
rate demand, maintain their value. _There was more inquiry
fur Indian corn, and a fair business done at the opening ,of
the market at 33s per qr; at the close, prices stiffened, and
33s 6d to 34s was realised for prime mixed American.
Arrivals and exports from the 15th to the 18th February,
1856, inclusive 164 qra wheat, 96 qrs barley, 49
qrs mail, 1;718 qrs oars, 1,797 sacks oatmeal, 1,360 sacks
flour ; Coastwise, 14 qrs wheat, 39 qrs oats ; United States,,
4,522 qrs wheat, 19,722 qrs Indian corn, 11,078 brls flour;
Europe, &c.; 792 qrs wheat, 9.qrs beans, .1,050.qrs
corn, 7,352 sacks flour ; Egypt, 9,275 qrs -wheat, 2,287 qrs
=beads, 161 qrs Indian corn. Total, 14,767 cps wheat, 96
qrs barley,- X 49 qrs • malt, 1,757 qrs oats, 2,296 qrs beans,
20,933 qrs Indian- corn-,-1-,797 sacks oatmeal, 8,712 sacks
flour, 11,078 brls flonr. Expqtrz—Foreign parts, 22 qrs
barley, 1,825 qrs oats, 9 qrs pease, 3 qrs Indian corn, 54
sacks oatmeal, 2 sacks flour ; Irelnd, 177 qrs wheat, 10 qrs
malt, 5 qrs behnr,:s,BsB qrs Indian corn; 1,053 sacks flour,
53 brls flour; Coastwise, 725, qrs wheati 47 qrs Indian corn,
60 sacki Oatmeal, 34 sacks flour, 80 brls.—MAxix & SONS.

LONDON

-SUGAR : Although the present low prices induce buyers to
come into the market more frequently, yet the large quan-
tities brought forward in the public sales prevent any ad-
vance. Refined more steady.
COFFEE without alteration.
RICE dull of sale.
TEA : Common congou steady, at all and 9d, cash and
prompt. _

- INDIGO : Fifth day :1,550 chests passed auc ion, 660 sold ;
all were seconds, catalogue B ; but the good shipping quali-
ties found buyers at the full prices of Friday last; dry
leaf Madras remains neglected.
IRON : Scotch pig 67s to 678 61.
SPICES unaltered.
corrorr : 200 bales sold.

RUM Demerara proof, 2s 3d.
TALLOW : The market is steady to-day, with a slight
im;:rovement in the demand from the trade. Town tallow
is quoted 51s; Petersburg Y,0., on the spot, 59s 6d ;
February to March, 59s 64 to 9d ; March to April, 555.
SMITHFIELD HAY : Mr. E. J. Davis reports, the supply
shorter. Trale without alteration. Prime mea low hay, 100 s
to 105 s ; superior, 110 s to 115 s ; inferior, 70s to 85s ; rowen,
70s to 90s; clover, 100 s to 130 s; second cut, 10Qs to 120 s;
straw, 23s to 28s,

YESTERDAY'S MARKETs,
LEEDS CORN MARKET : Wheat firm at last week's prices

DUBLIN CORN MARKET : A small market. Wheat in
brisk dqmand, at an advance. Oats and baricy also higher.
Little or nothing doint i❑ Indian corn at late rat(
CORK CORN : Red
12s 6d

neat, 3

CORK BUTTER: Ists, nil, 118 s ; 2nds, 31, 1163 ; 3rds,
911, 104 s ; 4ths, 149, 923 ; 6ths,' 49, 80s; 6ths, 5, 745.

LONDON GAZETTE.
er-
, ,BANKRUPTS.--AuGusirus WIIITTINGHAM, WOOIWiCh,
outfitter, clothier, and draper. JAirns WHIT; Brentwood,
Essex, carpenter and builder. JOSEPH EDGE, Kidderminster,
carpet manufacturer. Wm. WELSH, Birmingham, packing
case and coffin maker. FRANCIS Louts SIMOND, Cullum-
street, City, merchant. JAMES TURNER, Bishopsgate-st.,
City, Tottenham, and South Eastern Arcade, London-
bridge, baker. CHARLES WOLF, St. Paul's Churchyard,
Ludgate-hill, Crosby-row, Walworth-row, and the Surrey
Zoological Gardens, cook and confectioner. Wm. MESSA,
Sheffield, hatter and furrier. DAVID. P. IVES, Merthyr
Tydvil, Glamorganshire, general shopkeeper. THOS. BANN,
Liverpool, clothier, outfitter, and marine store dealer.
HENRY ANDREWS, Tydlesley, Lancashire, shopkeeper and
licensed victualler. THOS. STORTON and EDWARD Kay,
Hothead, Lincolnshire, scriveners.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY 20,

WIND YESTERDAY—East

HIQII ‘VATErt--111orn., 11 31 —Eveg. 11 43—Height, 15 it. 5 in

ARRIVED,

Feb. 'B. Iris, Alicant —Elizabeth, Nice—Pudsey Dawson, Lon-
don—Victor (new a. 5.)., Glasgow. Feb. 19.-Enthusiast,
reinbu c Emmanuel (new
Malta- -Pepita, London.

SAILED,
Feb. 18.—Ellen Catherine. La Seyne—Midas, Newfontlland—
Ginr'a,
smere, Valparaiso—Rover's Bride,
Gibraltar—Caravan, New Yo-k. Feb. 19.
St. John,
Mobi:e—Gleaner, Calcutta—Surat, and BlPck
Swan, Bahia—Patriot, Tampico—Equity, and St. Lawrence, New
NRE li.
al
I ei
I.nelh BS. N.ll.—Scotland, ioi url
iatnn—Grasmere,
a:
wleans Infanta, Constantinople Liberia, Sydney, N SAV
Mimosa Shanghae—:Guerricaiz, Manilla-Catherine Holges, Bor-
deaux—Miss Nightingale, Boueo—Renovatio, Gibraltar—Roscius,
New York—Shel er, Trieste—Coquette, Smyrna —Arabian (s.s.),
Malta—Jessica, Melbourne.

Plymouth, Feb. 16. —Sailed—Ruyal Charter (s.s ), Melbourne.
qieenstown, Feb. 19.—Arrived—Undine, bound to Smyrna,leaky
—Alchymlst, Alexandria—Alice Wilson, Callas, off on the 14th, and
prcceede 1 to Ar.twerp.
Belfast, Feb. 17.—Arrived—Recovery, Cetania Feb. 19.—Norma,
Alexandria.
•
Greenock, Feb. PK—Arrived—Amelia, Seville—Jessie, ruiglass
—Helen Hardie, &repine.

E EXTRACTS.
The Don Antonio for Suri,m Mm. that was on Burbo Bank on the
16th inst., Is supposed to have got off and r roceeded.
Beaumaris, Feb. 17.—The schooner Desp .tch, in entering the
hal hour at low water, got upon the rocks at Penman Point, but got
off without injury.

Wexford, Feb. 18.—About 70 casks of l alm oil are now on shore
about Ballyteague Bay, which will be brought here in a day or two.
—A boat, with " Melbourne" oa it, came on shore to-day at
Kilmore.

she
iaDublinVro n the cu tody of the Receiver of profits.
from Liverpool to Jamaica, have been brought into
Ar Feb. 12.—About 220 boxes of soap, part of the cargo of
Jno. Dalton, Bond, heace at Queenstown for Bombay, to' caulk
waterways.
i ,

•
Geo. Arkle, from Calcutta to SPOKE
LiverNpool, out 90 days; and sup-
plied wit,' provisions. The master Was sick.

FOREIGN PORTS.
orontes (s.s.), sailed from Smyrna for Liverpool. Feb. a.
Kangaroo ($.114, and Tamaulipas (s.s.), sailed from Malta, Feb. 10
and Kama:: (s.s ), Feb. 11—all for Liverpool.
Barcelona (s.s.), hence at Havre.
British Queen (s.s.), hence at Malta, and left for Constantinople,
Feb. 12.

Penelope, and Tiesogel—both hence at Malta.
Mai, Stook, frono_London • and Cathcart, Reed, from Mesidonee
—all at Arica.
Favourite, Allen, from Valparaiso at Arica, and sailed for Ylo,
Dec. 5. - •

chimbbrazo sailed from Arica, Dee. 6; and Globe, Dec. 7—bo:l
for Islay.
Frederick Frans, hence at Maracaibo.
Aden, henee at Belize.
•
Eclipse sailed from Belize for Queenstown, Jan. g.
Calpe (5.5.,, sailed from Genoa for Leghorn, Feb. 11.
Arno (s s.), Joy, from Naples at Marseßes.
neve, Revleek ; and Aurelie, Cenlavon—both sailed from Santan-
der for Liverpool previous to Feb. 11.
Six Brothers, henee a. Caen,

MARRIAGI

On the Jgth Inst., at Bebbington. by the Rev. R. M. Fielder, Mr.
Wm. Needham, of Manchester, to Jane Matilda, eldest daughter of
Moses Baird, Esq., of this town.

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