The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-08-20 00:00:00

Pig Iron from Liverpool to the United States in July, 1855 • 6'6
• 5o
Do. do. do. do. 1855.. Bfi3
Do. do. do. do. 1854. •

Shipmen!s from Glasgow last week
Do, do. corresponding week, 1855
Do. do. do. 1854

11,:!°()
9.655
9 633

Aggregate shipments from Glasgow from Jan., 1856, to date, 3151
Same period, 1855....
34

Decrease
Price this time last rear 795.
CORN.—We have a. ain a good attendance at our corn market, but,
as before, the demand for wheat has been chiefly upon prime (03-0
ties, whi e American realising an advance of 3d to 42 per hll'.'!,,
over the currencies of Tuesday last, and fine red rather exeeedn°
that day's rates; there was also rather more enquiry to. good .
ing descriptions. though without any moving f. om the recent derr`Ad
sion. Goad fresh flours are steadily sotri at an im rovement of
to is per bri and is per >ack, and some sales were made of low An';
rican at 27s to 294 per brl; most of the parcels now I. ndinz
mole or less out cf condition. Barley dull. and 2d to 3d per DISDt,
-
cheaper. Beans stearty at our quotations Oats are slow .ale, wi 11°.,
„--4,
change in prices; some new Irish Tawneys t rought 3s 10d p.r 451'7,
Oatmeal linos a b tter country sale, at the redu; tion quoted on DI
day. We quote Indian corn Is 61 to 2s per qr dearer ; the dente)
is gond for Loth white and yellow, as well for home consumptioniti,
for expoitat:on abroad. Arrivals and Exp its from the 12th t"
18th to Liverpool from De and— Wheat, 2 I qrs batl Y.l
qrs; malt, 2g qrs; oats, 2 199 qrs; beans, 18 qr.; pease, 15 463
0;
Indian corn, 55 qrs; Indian cur meal, 6411 brit; ; oatmeal, 3, "
sacks ; flour, 2UO sacks. Coastwise—Wheat, 128 qss ; oatmeal is
sacks; fl tur. 2,0 sacks. Canada, Eke.--Wheat, 3'2 4 qrs ; oratn3o,
01 sacks; flour, 3 863 brie. United State.— W heat. 39,412 o'll4
Indian corn 4, 58 qrs; flour, 36,252 hrls. Europ.,
1,300 qrs; barley, 1.29.. qrs; beans, 340 qr.; pease 425 qrs; hr..;
corn, 740 qs; flour, I,436sacks. Egypt—B ans, 1,943 qrs.
Whet, 44,204 qrs; barley, I 3gg (vs; malt, 29 qrs; oat:, 2,755 Q,c4z;
hens, 2.501 qrs ; pease, 440 qr.; Indian c; rn, 5,153 qrs; 1054'53
cornmeal 640 brl.; 0atmea1,3,569 sacks; flour, 1,636 sac,s 40' ;
brls. Fxports to foreign parts—Whe it, 4;3 qrs; oats 1,338 4 ‘ "Is
oatmeal. 2 sacks ; flour, S9O brls. Ireland—Whe it, 843 qrs ; In .513
corn, 3,235 qrs ; flour. 2,252 sacks, 871 brie. Coastwise— Whea'tlo
qrs ; barley, 33 qrs ; beans, 213 qrs ; pease 8 qrs ; Indian corn, 9iB
qrs; Indian cornmeal, 15 bits; oatmeal, 177 sacks; flour, 415 s"c'h
1,328 qrls.
R. MAKIN & S°l4°.

MANCHESTER.
The market to-day was rather quiet, and prices were some.
what wavering.

LONDON.

Suomt.—The private contract market opened with a very
firl
appearance. and fu ly last week's prices have been paid. The P"
sales are progr ssing. Refined lumps, 55. 6d to 58s
u
CO F rns.— The large public • ales are progressing, without sno%pia
any material alteration in prices.
`1 EA.-1 he market continues dull.
ova'
Him— I 500 rags Madras. sold in public sale, at 95 6d to 109;
1,500 hags Beng 1. a 124 to 12s 65,
COTTOIV.-101, bales sold. Pt ices are very firm.
Rust —This article h •s a quiet appear nee.
SALTPItTaIti has been in fair demand at pr.vions rates_
SPICE6.—None t ffered In public sale to-dar.
TALLOW —The market is firm. a ith but lithe doiog. Tower tglloA
is quoted 53s net. cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spat 53s 9 a; Aug—
ano September, 53s 3d; October and December, 5; s
MiNhs.—The market for British mining stocks has attained 0
0,
improved appearance dth Ing the last few days. and this eire'rist
stance has brought in buy(rs, who are influenced by a belief tad
the worst pain, has been reached. The et- quiries have inclnal
shares in North Basset, South Tolgus, Sou h Caradon, Great NI bee
Alfred, Par Consols, East Tolgus, and Kings on Downs. In 5'
cases prices are higher. As regards foreign descriptions, the '
np
transactions recorded in the Stock Exchange are in U ited Meg c„,
ibe
shares at 4; and National Brazilian iCocaes, at 33. Subjoined
official list of yesterday's transa tions in he Mining Exchange;ett
Dolcoath, 145; Great Alfred. 44 Llandudno, 24s 255; North
33 ; South Tolgus, 120; Wheal Basset, 275, 273
Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 101.

IRELAND.
AGRICULTURAL. REPORT.—We are glad to be able to cont.io
our favourable reports about the healthy state of the crops in ti ye
locality. serious tears were beginning to prevail regardingoer
pot .to crop about a week ago. The disease was spreading rof
rapidly during the prevalence of the exceedingly sultry weatheara
the first ten days of the pre,ent month. The heat is tvJw ovrnepe
under the influence of sunshine. showers, and wind, the d:snee#
seems not only to be arrested, hut the leaves are in many i"'",:reo
said to be recovering fiorr the effects of toe blight. All the cijoito
crops promise an abundant yield. Green crops, generally sr" ,ree
are doing wed. Intelligent and experienced agriculturalists ate
in anticipating a plentiful harvest.—Tuarn Herald.
THE FAIR OF CIIARLEVILLE.—There was little stock at •I:eeP''
held on Fr d.y. The description principally in dem,nd was 9"„006'
some of whicl brought good prices. Mitch cows very scarce.
good—best paid ,el 2. No Heifers; yeaeling. elves 10s ewes,'
and from that down. Many of these w, tat home unsold. Mr. 11.,°440.
of Maiden Hall, outside the town, sold 21 hoggets at two fe''fiio'
each; it was the only lot worth notice. All others trifiing%toet
scarce; slips a good many—some at seven weeks old, 245; slot
dull.—Limerick Observer.
Tua LINEN'FRADIC.—SaIvs of goods for the home market ,00 110#
been steady, but not so active .as could be anticipated. tc,nuse'
fabrics sell as fast as thy/ can be got ready for the Ware
.-oco
Medium goods have be--n worked off pretty lareely ; still the,'; tpe
in hand range high. Prime linens may be set down as
tleu''rerlk
usual average, both in the hands of bleachers and manufact,ulo
Prices are firm for every description of fabrics, and especiallY tuditeo;
fine: class of goods. Damasks have been moved in iarge qt 13%,,
The very fine department of this trade has held a good P 071" wit,'
season. Demand for the United Service has been very actile s sr"'
those houses which hold orders from the army and nave. 'I%TO 0'
firm. The thread trade continues brisk in all its branches. g.cteit
presew the largest manufacturers find it difficult to meet dr;
Flax is a good sale; several parcels of Riga of a class superior fo
usual qualities of Russian have this week been moved off at .0,00
.4 '5O per ton. Home-raised sells at 6s 3 to 84 for h..nd-fieu
and is to Its Gd for millet —.Banner of Ulster.

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS. flier
Leans CORN.—A deal of rain fell on Sun,ay, and the I'Left
90
still looks unsettled. We cont•nue to be supplied with fresh `• nceft
and such are alone In request, and make is tr) as per qr ativaioief"
From Friday there is to alteration in value of inferior Obiolgi
Fee sm parcels of new seed are offering, which sell et Ps
theA
per qr. Ba I,y as before ; uew much enquircd for. beans and °
steady in price.
HULL Coax —English wheat 2s to 3s d

demand. Siring corn in good demand. tlO
Ain, 111
DUBLIN Coax.-1 here is no change in the value of old grope s
demand is dull, and little doing. A trifling business Was
old 4
Indian corn by retail, at late prices. New oats, bare. Ste',
.old 4
increase in quantity, a d condition very soft. New oats 'Ol ' about the rates of Fri ay last. Bare and rapeseed were bouti
an advance of per Imre', 101
Conic BUTTER.-1 he prices to-day are as follow :—Firstg'apti
Seconds, 98., . Tads, 945; Fourths, oos ; fifths, gjs. au le,
at market 2,000. Jto s
GLASGOW I ICI Wm.—There is nothing doing at this day's °
Sellers at 73s 9d. Shipments, 11,200.

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