The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-15 00:00:00

CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Nor. 14

With a larger supply at this day's market, viz., 2,300
kegs and firkins, prices were easier, and a fair clearance
was effected. We quote—Firsts, 1163 ; Seconds, 114 s;
Thirds, 1055,; Fourths, 102 s ; and Fifths, 98s per cwt.

GLASGOW PIG IRON 'MARKET.--Nov. 14.
The market to-day has been very fiat, and sales quite
insignificant. Some few transactions reported at 69s 91
per ton, cash.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.

( Report for the Week ending Nov. 14.)

SUGAR : The market has been very active, a large
business has been done on speculation and by the trade,
and prices are 64 to is per cwt dearer, a large portion of
the transactions are for arrival; but there is a quieter
feeling at the close of the week ; the sales are 440 hhds
B.P. West India, 6,050 bags Bengal, at Ms 6d to 54s 6d
for B ,nares, and 54s 91 for Cossipore, 7,400 mats
Mauritius at 45s 6d to 50e, 8,400 bags native Madras at
409 for delivery in London, 41s for distant arrival here,
and 42s 6d on the spot, 23,300 bags Manilla, unclayed, at
42s to 42s 93 for delivery in London, 43s for arrival here,
and clayed at 47s 6d for arrival, and 48s duty paid on the
spot, 4,200 bags Pernarns, at 30s to 31s 63, and 70 tons
brown Bahia to arrive at 33s per cwt in bond.
MOLASSES : A further advance of 6d per cwt has been
realised, the sales being 550 puns Cuba, of indirect
import, at 22s for clayed, and 23a to 24s 6d per cwt for
ordinary to good Muscovado.
COFFEE : The business of the week consists of 800 bags
Rio at 38s to 44s 93, and 130 bags Bahia at 46s per cwt.
60 bags Pimento are reported at 541 to sid per lb. •
COCOA : 300 bags reel Bahia were disposed of at 625,
and 100 bags Guayaquil at 68s per cwt., both being for
early arrival.
RICE : The market has assumed a quiet appearance,
and only a limited business has been done, without change
in prices; the sales are 1,000 bags Bengal at lOs 3d to lOs
63 for low middling, and 14s for fine, 600 bags Java at
lOs 61, 900 bags Arracan, at 103 33 for good old, and 10s
91 for new Necransie, and 130 tierces Carolina at 27s to
29s per cwt.
RUM : In the absence of supplies of Demerara, there is
no business to report in that description ; 60 puns Jamaica
sold at full rates.
TEA : Common Congous remain at nd to 91d per lb,
without much demand; the blackish leaf kinds maintain
previous rates, with little on offer; in other sorts no
change to notice. A. small sale held yesterday, chiefly all
faults, went off at full prices.
Nothing repot ted in Indigo or Lac Dys ; 70 chests low
orange Shell Lac sold at 565, a small lot of Tincal at 48s,
6 bales Bengal Safflower at £6 12s 60, 800 bales Gambier
at 19s, and heated at 18s 63, 250 bags Cutch at 555, 600
bags Sago Flour, at 18s 641 for arrival, and at 19s 93 to 20s
per cwt in store, and 40 cases Castor Oil at 51d per lb.
SALTPETRE remains very scarce, and ,in consequence,
sales have been made to arrive of 6,500 bags, varying
from 37s to 40s for good quality; on the spot, 100 bags
sold yesterday at 45s for 31 per cent; also 350 bags Bom-
bay at 21s to 32s per cwt.
NITRATE (1, SODA : 260 tons on the spot sold at 17s 93
for inferior, to 18i 33 for good, with 500 tons for arrival
at 17s 61 per cwt.
DYEWOODS : The transactions are limited to 55 tons
Laguna Logwood at £lB 10s, 120 tons St. Domingo and
Jamaica at £5 2s 63 to 46'5 ss, 10 tons Honduras at £7, 60
tons indirect Fustic at .e 5 59 to .ias 7s 6d, and 50 tons
Lima Wood at .4116 to -el6 lOs per ton.
NAVAL STORES: The sales of Rosin are limited to 2,000
barrels at 43 60 to 49 83 for common, 75 for medium, up
to 13s 63 per cwt for fine. In Turpentine there are not
any transactions for want of stock. 1,700 barrels Stock-
holm Tar realised 18s per barrel ; no change in American
or Archangel.
ASRES : 200 barrels sold :at Ms to 52s for Pot, and at
493 to 503 par cwt for Pearl.
SEEDS: No sales reported in Linseed. In Rapeseed,
550 bags Bombay have been sold at 66s to 66s 63, and
about 1,300 bags Bengal at 57s 6d per quarter.
Ihnis : A farther advance has taken place, 800 salted
Beunos Ayres Ox having realised 81d, 1,500 dry salted
Brazil 91d to Sid per lb, and 7,000 salted River Plate
'Horse lls 6d to 11s 7d each.
BRIMSTONE has been neglected this week; the sales are
quite of a retail character, but prices are unaltered. Five
casks Oporto Argols are reported at 429, 5 casks ells,
coloured Tartar at 974 6d to 98s, a few casks of brown at
83s 63, and 100 bales of yellow Berries at 47s 60. A large
business has been done in Sumac, 3,500 bags having
changed hands, at lls3l to lls 63 for Palermo, and 100
bags Catania at lOs 33 par cwt. Five casks flag Annatta
sold at 101 per lb, and 12 pipes concantrated!LemonJuice
at a i per degree.
OILS : In Olive no sales worth notice: have been made,
but prices are firmly supported. Seal and 'Cod continue
without change.
LINSEED OIL is in fair request at 38s 63 to 39s per cwt.
Nothing worthy of notice has taken place in pale Rape.
Small sales of Spirits of Turpentine are reported at 365,
per cwt.
Pala( Oi has again advanced in price; the sales are
600 tons on the spot at .a'4s to £46 IN, and 250 tons to,
arrive at a>4.5 per ton.
TALLOW : A large business has been done, principally in
Petersburg Y.C., at 55s 90 to 58s; and some few parcels
of South American sold at 56s to 57s 63. Small sales of
Lard have been made at 76s per cwt.
JUTE : Holders demanding higher prices, the sales are
confined to 1,630 bales, at to £22 5s per ton.

ENi:UING SALES BY AUCTION.
Monday, Nov. 17.-3 pipes, 7 hhds and 135 half chests
Lucca Oil ; 2 brls Orris Root ; 12 half pipes, 32 brls
Balsam Capivi ; 50 chests Liquorice Juice.
Tuesday, Nov. 18.-834 bales Jute; 30 tons Peruvian
Guano.
Wednesday, Nov. 19.-193 bags Turmeric ; 67 bales Mun-
jest ; 34 hhds Pineal; 1 ton Redwood; 150 bags leafy
Sumac; 60 bags Spanish Madder; 260 tons St. Domingo
Logwood.
Thursday, Nov. 20.-32 chests, 16 serons Indigo.
Tuesday, Nov. 23.--3,100 Buenos Ayres Sheep Skins.