The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-08 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL.

COTTON.—The market continues very firm, the demand to-day has
been iactive, holders still offer in quantity, although quite indiffer-
ent, sellers excepting at extreme rates, and:prices are steadily main-
tained. The sales—including 80 Pernainhucos 6ad to 7d, 140 Bahia&
6 7-I6d, 400 Egyptians fiid to Bid, 70J Surats 4lid to 41d— are re-
ported 8.000 bales, of which 1,500 are on speculation and for export.
SUGAR.—There has been a considerable excitement in our mar-
ket, and a large business done, at an advance since Friday of 6d to Is
per cwt on refining descriptions; we have to report 90 hhds Deme-
rara at 44a to 455, up to 4gs 6d for grainy, 80 hhds 20 brls Porto
Rico at 46s 6,1 to 493, Br,o bags Madras to arrive 4 is, 500 hags low
yellow Bengal at 445, 559 bags Dates at 47s 6d, 800 mats Mauritius at
44s 6d to 46. 6d, 650 tons clayed Manilla at 44s 6d to 455, 600 bags
Pernams at 283 6d to 29s 3d, and 4,40 D bats Pernams and Paiaiba.
at 2gs 611 per cwt.
Rom.—About 50 puncheons Demerara have been taken at previ-
ous rates,
COFFEE.-50 bags Bahia at 46., and 50 bags Rio at 45s per cwt.
RlCE.—Only 1,350 bags middling Bengal are reported at lOs 6d,
with 1,500 bags Arracan, all faults, from 7s 61 to 9s 6d per cwt for
Ist class damaged.
Luc-mom—At auction 40 tons St. Domingo sold at £5 15s.
EBONY.-10 tons, green, sold at .e 7 2s 6d per ton.
SCOTCU PIG 11101,4—Our market for warrants closes quiet, with-
out change in prices.
,aadsets, at
tahned
follow-
ingl7,6o
prices:—Beef, 6cl to 7id; mutton, 6d to ; and lamb, 7el
to dd.
CATTLB.—We had a good demand for stock to-day, at rather
sheep
better prices than those of last week, the supply being reduced to
1,236
in
beasts,th elastand
in las, ,k6ests. cheep, et.
fair
clearanceagnst
1;551
s 1

LONDON.
le The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow :—Stsgar
400 hhds West lndla, 6,000 bags Manillas, ana 0,500 bags Madras.
Coffee: 4CO casks Plantation and Ceylon. Rice : 1,200 bags.
There has been a large business done in floating cargoes of
foreign sugar since Friday, at very full prices, and this article has
an upward tendency.
Corns remains steady.
COTTON.—Prices closed on Friday at id advance.
sit,LTPSTILIZ has an upward tendency, with a good demand.

... .
In other arlicles no material alteration.
TALLOW.—The market continues firm. Town tallow 47s 6d, nett
cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 485 3d to 48s 6d; July, 48i 3d ;
August and September, 48s 6d; October and December, 495.

PARTICULARS OF TALLOW.

1854. I 1855

Stock on hand............ Casks,
Deavery last week..
Do. from Ist June..
Ar ival last week
Do. from Ist June.
Price Y.C. per cwt ......• .
Do. Town..

33,741 45,623 16,634
967 1 550 2,111
5,595 8,607 8,983
1,119 1,076 886
3,336 6,515 7,9.4
66s 6d 53s 6d 48s 6d
66s 3d I 54s 3d , 50s Od

Arrival for the week ending July 16, last year, 495 casks, and de-
livery 1,195 casks. The arrival last week comprised 874 casks from
Russia, and 12 from other ,daces.—Total, 886 casks.
BOROVOR HOP.—Fine coloured hops are in fair request at a
trifling decline in prices. The accounts from the plantations, on
the whole, are not quite so favourable, and the duty is rather on
the decline.
CORN.—The foreign arrivals, with the exception of oats, have been
small last week, and the quantity of English wheat on sale from
Essex arid sent was short. The finest qualities were taken by the
town millers at about last Monday's prices, but all other descriptions
• were is to 2s cheaper. Foreigi wheat of useful quality maintained
former prices. Good country flour sold slowiy at last week's pi ices.
Barley sm,ports its value with moderate arrivals. The receipts of
foreign oats since this day se'nnight, amount to 50,500 gra ; and
from Ireland they are liberal. The dealers and consumers purchased
the better sorts at about last Monday's currency. Beans and pease
come sparingly to hand, and hence value is well maintained. Arri-
vals into London from June 3J to July s.—Coastwise, English--
Wheat, 1,978 qrs; barley, 15 qrs; malt, 3,198 qrs; oats, 122 qrs
beans, 220 qrs; pease surs ; flour, 819 sacks. Scotch—Barley, 25
gra; oats, 20 qrs. Irish—Malr, 7 qrs; eats, 658 qrs. Fcreign
Wheat, 3,970 qrs; ha ley, 4,098 qrs ; oats, 30,581 qrs; beaus, 364
qrs; flour, 2,586 brls. Eastern counties Railway—Wheat, 8,319
qrs; barley, 385 qrs; malt, 3,999 qrs • oats, 1,769 qrs ; beans. 124
qrs: pease. 12 qrs; flour, 7,066 stic4. Great Nora ern Railway'
are
.i7nBo not sellings ts,l,olToy
-Wheat, 534 qrs; malt, 90 qrs; oats, 122 qrs • flour, 1,818 sacks.
Exported.— W heat, If 5 qrs, oats, 43 qrs ; beans, 'lO qrs; pease, 6 qrs.
Carrix.--We have a larger number of beasts, but the demand is
rood, and consequently prices are rather better for the choicest
qualities. There are a few more sheep; the average quality, how-
ever, is not so good as on Monday last, and quotations are rather
be thigher;
ter. thanFronm ctehrarat day.ny
sheep, 252 calves. and 150 Plgs. Spain. 2'20 beasts and 250 she 40
Scotland, 400 beasts. Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,300 ; and 700 front
andC'HivoelglanancPthlamerebsare
the northern and Midland counties. Beasts at market, 3,746 ;
sheep and lambs, 24,270; calves, 347; pigs, 395.

EESTBRDAY'S MARKETS.
CoRK CORN —Fed wheat, . 6s; eats,,l43 3d to las.
GLASGOW PIO 'amt.—One sale at 71s 94, fourteen days open•
Market quiet.