The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-01 00:00:00

IPAicespaidiCurrt. Prices.
this week.' Brid. Fair. Stocks

d.
)5
7471; 1334480
1
741

. 51 to 28 113}
- 4} to Bk, 6 13-16 7
Ga to lii 6i
51 to r 6 15-16
to Ski 6k
to 92. 6/

4 5.16t0

441683

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Ocr. 31

SUGAR : Our market continues very firm ; the sales are
90 hhds Trinidaid at 48s, 100 hhds Demerara at 47s to 483,
with 80^ bags grainy at 53s 6d, 35 hhds Antigua at 48s,
and 2,000 bags Banares at 52s GI, with 600 bags grainy
Bengal at 52s 9 1 to 53s GI per cwt, both for early arrival.
MOLASSES: Nothing has t,..gen place.
RUM : A small parcel sold'at about former rates.

COFFEE : Of 120 trcs Jamaica offered by auction, only
25 tres found buyers, at 60s to 92i for ordinary to fine
middling ; of the Mocha also offered, a part sold at 56s per
cwt.

Ace: We have had a little more doing, 2,000 bags
Necransie being reported at Ils, 1,360 bags Bengal at lOs
to 103 9.1, and GOO bags low yellow cargo at 8s 91 per cwt.
JUTE : 120 bales at auction brought £l4 Iss lOs
_ •
per ton.

- RAPESEED: 150 bags Bengal are also reported at 58s
per qr.

LIVERPOOL CORN

MARK ET.---047r. 31

The grain markets of the kingdom held this week show
continued inactivity, with a decline in most cases of Is to
2s per qr on new wheat, while the value of old has been
fully maintained. The Gazette returns for the week are
large, amounting to 166,277 qrs, thus indicating that the
millers have supplied themselves freely of late,.and may
therefore be in a position to look on a little before buying
again in quantity. The trade here since Tuesday has been
confined to a moderate business in wheat at the quotations
of that day ; while Indian corn has been in slow demand,
and prices in favour of the buyer. The wind, since our
last report, having been unfavourable for arrivals, the
foreign imports of wheat, flour, and Indian corn are com-
paratively moderate, and except 2,600 qrs of Egyptian
wheat, are nearly all from America, but the wind having
changed again this morning, will probably bring in a good
many vessels now due from the westward. Our market this
morning was thinly attended, only one or two Irish, and very
few interior buyer§ appearing for wheats ; the sale of this
grain has thus been on a limited scale, and excepting prime
new red American, nearly all descriptions must be noted
2,1 per bushel cheaper than on Tuesday. Flour has
likewise found a slow sale, and scarcely support prices.
Beans have declined 6d per qr and have sold freely, but
the market closes more firm, and the reduction partly
recovered,. Oats and oatmeal difficult of sale, and the
former dto Id per bushel. We have some demand for
white Indian corn, but that for mixed and yellow is
extremely limited ; a reduction of 6d per qr may be
generally quoted. With the exception of some rain in
the course of last night, the weather has continued dry ;
and being exceedingly fine 'to-day. Wheat sowing in this
direction, is still progressing very satisfactorily. Arrivals
from the 28th to the 30th of October, 1856, inclusive:—
Into Liverpool from Ireland: Wheat, 453 qrs; barley, 5
qrs; oats, 2,711 qrs; oatmeal, 2,759 sacks; flour, 246 sacks
and 86 brls. Coastwise : Barley, 595 qrs ; oats, 43 qrs ;
oatmeal, 3 sacks. United States : Wheat, 14,486 qrs ;
Indian corn, 9,821 brie ; flour, 6,907 brls. Europe, &c :
Wheat, 6 qrs ; beans, 300 qrs. Egypt: Wheat, 2,600 qrs.
Total—Wheat, 17,545 qrs ; barley, 600 qrs ; oats, 2,74
qrs; beans, 300 qrs; Indian corn, 9,821 qrs; oatmeal,
2,762 sacks ; fl cur, 246 sacks and 6,993 brls.

• R. MAKIN.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—OcT. 31.
Per stone, 201bs. Per 90:145. s. d. P. d.
s. d. s. d. Po'atoes, pink eyes 00to 0 0
O 8 to 0 9 Ditto, Kemps 3 0 to 3 4
O 71 to 0 8, Oitto, Whiterocks. 2 8 to 2'lo
O 6 'o 0 7 Ditto, seedlings 2 10 to 3 0
Ooto 0 0 Ditto, Beltirums 2 6 to 0
O 0 to 0 0 Ditto, cattle ..
O 31t to 0 4 • Per ton.
O Pi to 0 4 Turnips 2O 0 to 22 0
O 2i to 0 3 Carrots
O 0 to 0 0 slangle wurzel 0 0 to 0 0
Nianure 5 0 to 6 t

flay, old
Ditto, new..
Ditto, clover
Green Clover
Vetches

Straw, whe t.
Ditto, oat ...
Ditto, barley
Oats, in straw

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.-OCT. 31

To-day there was a very full attendance of the trade,
and the new arrangement of the market days appears to
give general satisfaction. The market was quite firm at
Tuesday's rates, but buyers acted with extreme caution;
only a limited business was transacted.. The enquiry for
goods suitable for India and China was rather more
active.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—Ocr. 31.
supplies of grain bruu,tht forward at this da

warket Wol'o to a moderate extent, and although there
was a pretty good attendance of buyers, the trade ruled
dull, but last week's rates of wheat were maintained for

;uud dry sample

pari•els, was qtiitt.

GrkASGOW PIG IRON

This market. keeps tolerably steady. SAles have, been •
MOP at 70s for cash, and 70s 3d for one month. There
are buyers at 702. The price of Gartsherrie is 77s per
lon. - • -

CORK BUTTER MARKET.-
The supply at market this morning comprised 1,600
kegs and firkins, a fair enquiry prevailed, and full prices
were paid, namely
:—Firsts, 116 s;; Seconds, 115 s; Thirds,
107 s; Fourths, 103 s; and Fifths, 934, per cwt.

OCT, 31

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. —Ocr. 31.
SUGAR: We have had rather a dull market this week,
and towards the close a reduction of tid in many instances
has been submitted to, yet holders have shown confidence,
and rather large transactions have taken place by private
contract in parcels to arrive. The refined market is also
a shade lower; brown lump, 59s ad; sellers; grocery, 593
to 62.

COFFEE : There has been a fair quantity offered in
public sale, and buyers did not seem inclined to buy more
than their immediate wants require, and a portion was
bought in to support the market. Native Ceylon sold at
52s to 52s 6d in public sale.

TEA Annadvtice of id to Id was established last
S tturday, but operators seemed disposed ,to wait the
arrival of the mail this week, but rather wild rumours
were circulated as to the short shipments. Previous to
the delivery of the letters the deficiency to date is
3.442,000 lbs, and, as all the sellers predict a small supply
this season holders are very firm, but speculators have
not been in the market ; common congou, 91cl to 91d.
RICE: The demand has been dull, and prices have
scarcely been supported.
Rout: Last week's prices are quoted, but the demand
has been rather limited.
SALTPETRE must be quoted 6d lower than last week.
COTTON : A full amount of business has been done, say
4,000 bales sold during the week ; but, at the close, holders
have submitted to a slight decline in some instances.
INDIGO: The quarterly sale concluded this morning.
The total quantity offered was 17,130 chests, of which
7,800 sold ; the remainder witlideawn and bought in. The
speculative demand at the close of September ran up
prices so high that the currency prices of the sale did not
n Europe evidently checked the
i
quite equal those previously paid, and the derangement in
demand
amndonfeetrary affairs
exportation, yet an advance of 6d to 9,1 on
good and fine Bengals, and 3d to 6d on ordinary qualities,
on,the prices of the July sale, were established. Kurpahs
showed the same advance, and small lots of dry leaf Madras
sold at 3d advance.

;1 SPICES have been dull of sale, but general quotations
cannot be altered.

COCUINEAL has sold at rather lower prices
JUTE and HEMP have been dull of sale.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.

.ocr. 31

The market is quiet to-day. Town tallow is quo'ed
55s Gd, nett cash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 561 9LI to
57s ; October and December, 56s to 56s 3d ; Janua, y to
March, 565.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-oc.r. 31.
The demand for fine hops is very extensive, and such
being scarce, prices are daily advancing.—Duty £260,000.

LONDON CORN MARKET.—OcT. 31.
The arrivals of wheat and flour have been moderate
this week, and all dry parcels of English command full
prices, but damp samples are difficult to sell at Monday's
decline. Foreign wheat and flour was in fair request at
Monday's currency.
Barley in short supply, and the value of fine qualities
is well supported.
Oats were a dull safe, but cannot be quoted cheaper.
Beans and pease firm.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM OCT. 27 TO OCT. 31.

Wheat
Barley
Oats..
Malt

English and Scotch I Irish. I Foreign
10,960
3,170
9,990

Flour, sacks, 3,510 barrels.

LoNpoN AVERAGEB.—Wheat, 71s Od; barley, 46s 9a
oats, 27s l id; ry
0, 425; beans, 45s ; pease, 47s 7(1.

IMPERIAL AVERAGES

16N4Vh e a
It
d. Rye.io d
46Bseanssd. Prase.4ls
g,l
Sept. 2? ..-
4Bs:rleiyod.
270,at!2.
9.4 S an 13s 10d 263 7d Cis 8d 45s 0 43 i B'l
uss Od 42s 10d 25s lid 12s Od 44s 10d 43s gd
648 2d 42s gd 25s Od 393 11. 458 2d 43s 3d
144
.5.' Od 444 I, 268 se 40s 1d 46s Id 44s Q 1
d 153 •8d 274 141418 Ild 108: 6cl 44s 94

Oct. 4
11

6 wk's Ag,'. Avl6

,:gi-112as 6,i 141 s 11(1145s 8d143s 7d

IVET ttOPOLITAN CATTLE AftliK 31.
The number of beasts is considerably larger, and the
weather is very unfavourable, consequently trade is ex-
cessively dull ; however, we cannot quote lower for the