Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-15 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL COTTON

MARKET.-oc-roplt 14.

This week Price paid Cur Prices .
Description. this week mid. fair. Stock
Import Sales
--....7----
560 Sea Island.. 10d a 23 12/d Q 141
279 12610 Upland
4.01710
! 7170 Mobile 5 71 7 7
3767 19470 New Orleans 4 874 71
2635 2550 Brazil 7 9 8 81 20220
1199 2140 Egyptian
18 80 West India 6/ 8 7 71 190
6832 14970 East India 3l 5; la 5 70420
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13780 59550 1 • Total 5087 20

The improved tone noticeable in the Cotton Market
at the date of our last, has gained increased strength
throughout the past week. The operaticns of the trade
have been more general, and, with a continued good
export business, have resulted in a fair week's sales.
Holders continue to meet the demand freely, but do not
evince such anxiety to realize, and prices of all kinds of
American have shown a gradually hardening tendency,
whilst the " middling" qualities (free from sand) are
1-16 d to id per lb. dearer. Brazil and Egyptian with-
out change. Surat same as last week. The weekly
sales are 59,550 bales, of which 3,110 are on speculation,
and 11,440 for export.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—OcronER 14.
SUGAR.—The market is without change, and the
transactions comprise 140 hhds. Antigua at 375., with
400 bags Gossipore, at 475. per cwt.
Nothing- to notice in Molasses or Coffee.
RICE —This article continues in steady request,
2,000 bags Bengal having been disposed of at 11s. to
12s. 6d. per cwt., chiefly at the latter price.
JUTE.—At the public sales, there was less disposition
shown to purchase, and, including the quantity subse-
quently disposed of, only about 800 bales found buyers
at previous rates, ranging from £l2 to £2O per ton.
HEMP.-400 bales Manilla, with all faults, have been
sold, chiefly
.at £24 ss. per ton for first class. 35 bales
stained Mexican Fibre at £26.
PIMENTO.-150 bags at 31d.
DYEWOODS.—No sales reported.
DRYSALTERIES, &c.—Small sales of Sumac at 115.9 d.;
six hogsheads Philadelphia Bark, 9s. ; 350 bags Cutch,
265. ; 10 tons Flour Sulphur, 13s. ; small sales of best
3rds Brimstone, £8 10s. ; small sales of Nitrate of Soda,
14s. 6d. to 15s. ; Ashes, small sales of Pearls, 28s. • 100
barrels Pots sold at 275. 6d ; fifty cases Japan Wax,
655. ; 100 tons of Arsenic, lls. 6d. ; fifty bags Scotch
Farina, 15s. per cwt.
OILS, &c.-300 tons Palm to arrive at £45 ; South
American Tallow, 58s. 6d. to 595., P.Y.C., 605.; 100
barrels common Rosin at 4s. 2d. ; twenty barrels Spirits
to arrive, 355. 3d. cwt.
of Turpentine,

LIVERPOOL SEED MARKET.—OcronEa 14.
In his weekly circular, Mr. James Samuelson says :
There has been no material change in the price of Oil
Seeds since my.last, but in consequence of the discon-
tinuance of arrivals and reduction of stocks, holders •are
more firm ; and what Linseed is offering is held at
478. 6d., and in some cases 48s. per quarter for good
Bombay in ordinary bags. Rapeseed is very dull.
To-day the prices are :—Bombay Linseed in single bags
at 475. 6d. to 485., double bags, 48s. to 48s. 6d ; Bengal
Linseed, little offering, at 465. to 475. ; finest Guzerat
Rape at 495. 6d. to 50s. ; other kinds in proportion ;
pod brown Bombay Rape, 398. to 408.; yellow Scinde
Mustard, little offering, at 355. to 388.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—OcTowsu 14.
We had a thin attendance of buyers at our Corn Ex-