The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-12 00:00:00

YESTERDAYS MARKETS

LIVERPOOL CORN.—We had a fair attendance of
both town and country trade at to-day's market ; a steady
demand continues for mot descriptions of wheat, and the
sale to consumers are to pretty good extent at an improve-
ment of 2d per bushel on the rates of Tuesday last ; one
or two parcels were taken for' holding over, but the late
advance checks any business of consequence for invest-
ment. Flour makes 6d advance, 1:;ut the transactions are
neither free nor extended. , Beaus have improved 6d to la
f
per quarter, and a fair quantity of
oars .and oatmeal are
in better request, and the turn in favour t..'f the seller.
Indian corn continues exceedingly dull, our las: quotation
of 42s for mixed American remains unchanged,
h
busi-
ness being confined to the'merest retail parcels. ren_i;
from the Bth to the 10th January, inclusive.—lrelai:d
Malt, 30 qrs ; oats, 2495 qrs ; oatmeal, 5796 sacks ; flour;
147 sacks. Coastwise : Wheat, 96 qrs ; barley, 18 qrs;
oats, 190 qrs ; oatmeal, 15 sacks ; flour, 80 sacks. United
States : Wheat, 435 qrs ; Indian corn, 328 qrs ; Sour,' 300
sacks, 193 brls. Egypt: Beans, 650 qrs. Total : Wheat,
531 qrs ; barley, 18 qrs ; malt, 30 qrs ; oats, 2685 qrs ;
beans, 650 qrs; Indian corn, 328 qrs; oatmeal, 5811 sacks;
flour, 527 sacks, 193 brls. Exports from Bth to 10th Jan.,
1855, inclusive.—Foreigia Parts : Wheat, 2 qrs ; flour, 320
sacks. Ireland: Wheat, 470 qrs; malt, 100 qrs; Indian
corn, 4643 qrs; flour, 753 sacks, 50 brls. Coastwise
Beans, 250 qrs ; flour, 90 sacks, 33 brls. _

R. MAKIN & Sows.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS.—There is a quiet retail
trade in beef, old and new moving in about equal quan-
tities. Buyers have been looking for a reduction, but
Holders show rather more firmness, in consequence of
several packers having put up considerably less than
last year.—No farther arrivals of new American pork-
Irish is a slow sale at last week's prices. There is a+
moderate inquiry for lard, and the market is again barer
683 6d is the current price this weeks Iln cheese the sale&
for the last few days are of a more extensive character than.
for some time:past. Tallow is a shade dearer, and holders
show great firmness. English made linseed cake having
been pressed on the market at a considerable reduction-
American is nearly unsaleable. In the corn market there
is more activity, and for wheat the demand is rather brisk,
enabling holders to establish an advance of 2d to 4d per
70 Ibe. For flour the inquiry is also more lively, but not
to the same extent relatively as wheat. Indian corn and
the coarser articles, though rather more looked after,
show no symptoms of higher prices. At to-day's market
a good business was transacted in wheat at full rates;
but flour,lalthough steady-, was not so active.
LONDON CORN—Weather, sharp frost. Wind, N.s.
Wheat: Arrivals short and trade firm. Barley:
Foreign, trade as on Monday. Oats : Arrivals Foreign:
sum up over 20,000 qrs., but trade very firm. Flour : No
foreign; trade steady.

LONDON PRODUCE.—Sugar—Of 1358 bags Mauri-
tius only 500 found buyers at 41s to 41s 6d. Coffee flat,
the quantity offered being chiefly bought in. One pile of
native Ceylon sold at 51s. Teas quiet. Sowe parties are
paving duties in anticipation of an increase. Rice dull.
Saltpetre—Of 421 bags Bengal, about half found buyers
at 37s 6d, per 3 and 3f per cent refraction, being rather
cheaper. Pepper-416 bags black sold at sd. _ _ _ . _

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—The supply of beast§
on offer to day was very moderate, yet the demand for ali
kinds was heavy Monday's decline in price. We were
rather scantily suly supplied with sheep, in which only
a limited business was transacted, at barely stational'''.
prices. Calves, the supply of which was good, moved oft"
heavily at a decline of 4d per 8 lbs. The demand for pigs
was rather heavy at late rates. Beef, from 3s 4d to 4s.
10d; Mutton, from 3s 4d to ss; Pork, from 3s 10d to ss;
Veal, from s6d to 5s Bd—per 8 lbs, to sink the offal.
Supplies—Beasts, 940, foreign, 200 ; Cows, 110 ; Sheep,
2,850, foreign, 404; Calves, 240, foreign, 185; Pigs, 310.
WAKEFIELD CORN.—Wheat in moderate demand,
and 2s. dearer. Barley Is. dearer. Beans and Oats : No
change.
=DUBLIN CORN.—Supply extraordinarily small of all
descriptions of Grain. Factors having but little to do for
an advance which for wheat and oats was realized to §
trifling extent. Barley dull of sale at late currencies.
Scarcely a transaction occurred in Indian corn.

BELFAST CORN.—The supply in wheat small, de-
mand good, 9d per cwt. dearer. Red wheat 17s to 17s 6d;
white wheat, 17s 6d, top prices ; oats 6d dearer, oatmeal
3d, supply small. Foreign wheat and flour in good
demand at full rates. No change 1;1 Indian corn.
CORK PROVISION.—White whCat, 41s 6d; red, 315
6d ; barley, 21s ; oats, 14s 7d ; pork, 4Qa.
CORK BUTTER.—No change in prices.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, JANUAKY 12.
WIND YESTERDAY—North-east,

HIGH WAIT R—Morn.,2 15—Eveg. 2 40—Height, 18 ft. 0 in

OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND
Bellcurrig, Akyab.

AqRIVED.

Jan. 11—Fortuna, Africa
SAILED.

lbe, San Francisco. Jan. Io.—Tagus, Lisbon—Eugenie
Nantes—Victoria, Lisbon—Helena, Batavia—Jane, St.
Jan. 11.—A dm', al, Carnage Wilbur Fisk, and Louisa
Hatch, New Orleans—Fli Whitney, Savanna— L.vant, FeTnambueo
—3lllaere, Gibraltar—Windsor Castle, Bombay—Murray, J‘smiled,"
Jcsus Maria, Bilboa—Nerbudda, Madras,

Jan. 9-1
and Julie,
Michaels.

/OUTPORTS

('alveston, Jan. 11.—Arrived off—W. H. Wharton, Gates, from

Liverpool

Queenstown, Jan. 11.—Arrived—Laconia, Freeman. from Liver.
pool, bouhd to New York, I ,aky—Bares, Quebec and Waterford.
Waterford, Jan 11.—Arrivedicff—Ilary Matthew, from
mein for Liverpool.
Milford, Jan. B.
Liverpool.
Belfast, Jan. 11.—Sailed—Funhrosyn., Liverpoo
Greenock, Jan. 10.—Sailed—Briard, Jersey—i,egina, Newfound.
land—Louise (s.s.), Gibraltar and Marseilles—ln:Jan PrinceS4
Oporto

A rrived

I—Theodore, and SI mmetry— both frora