Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-22 00:00:00

REVIEW OF THE WEER.

SUGAR : The market has been very flit, and a further
decline of is per cwt must be quoted, but towards the
close of the week a somewhat firmer tone is observable ;
the sales are still smell, consisting only of 300 hhds, 450
bags B. P., at 463 6d to 50s for refining, and 56s to 57s for
grainy, 500 bags Dumrnah Dates at 43s 6d to 523, 240 bags
Siam at 55s 61, 2,000 bags low Bombay, price not
reported, 280 hhds Cuba at 47s 6d to 49s duty paid, 1,000
bags Pernams on secret tel ms, and a cargo of 250 tons
brown Bahia, afloat for a Baltic port, At 32s 6d per cwt in
bond.

MOLAS3ES: There are no sales to repert, the market
continuing depressed.
COFFEE continues in steady request, full prices having
been obtained for 50 tierces Jamaica, and a similar
quantity of Plantation Ceylon; the transactions in Brazil
consist of 400 bags Rio at former value..
PEPPER: Of black 100 bags Singapore sold at 541, and
1.250 bags to arrive at 50; 30 bags of white are also
reported at 91.
PIMENTO realises 4/1 per lb, at which 40 bags were
sold.

R►ce: The market has been languid, but moderate
prices having been accepted, a very fair amount of busi-
ness has been concluded, the sales reaching 11,000 bags
Bengal, at 9; 31 to lls for,broken to middling, up to 13s
for good, 11,000 bags Necransie at lOs 93, 700 bags Bassein
at lOs 3d per cwt, and small sales of Carolina at previous
rates.
Rum: About 200 puncheons Demerara have found
buyers, at rather easier rates.
TEA : Several parcels of fair common Congou have been
taken by exporters and speculators at is 23 per lb, but
few now to be met with at this price. The trade have
also shown a little more disposition to buy the medium
to fine kinds, but holders are not sellers except at full
previous rates ; scented tea in good request ; Twankay
and medium kinds of gunpowder have been in demand for
exportation, but no advance in price can be quoted.
Irwin° : The sales held yesterday were well attended,
and of 400 chests offered, 3d() were sold with spirit, at
an advance of 61 to 8d on London July rates on the
Oudes, and 8d to 91 per lh on the Bengal.
SHELL LAC AND LAC DYE: Nothing reported.
GAMBIER: There has been a good demand, and about
3,000 bales have found buyers, at 16s 91 to 17s 3d for
sound and heated.
TINCAL : A few boxes sold at 535.
COPAL : Three tons red African sold at 9)s.
SAGO: No reports.
FLOUR: 1,1( 0 bags brought 16s 9d to ,17s, and small
parcels 17- 3d.

MOTII ER-OF-PEARL SHELLS : 45 eases Manila have sold
at llss to 116 s.

MYRABOLAMS: 1,000 bags sold at 83 to 93 6d per cwt
according to quality.
SALTPETRE : Nothing reported.

NiTRATR OF Sena : There has been a fair demand ; 600
tons sold for arrival at I9s 3d for five per cent, and 500
tons on the spot, at rates ranging from 203 6d to 223 6d
per cwt.

Louwoon ; 110 tons Campeachy sold at £7 17s 6d to .eB.
100 tons Jamaica at .el 3 I Is 3d.

FusTic : 115 tons indirect at £i 15s to £6 17 6d.
NICARAGUA WOOD : 8 tons small sold at £l6 l0;-
LIMA WOOD : 90 tons sold at to £25 10s.
BAR A'OOD : 70 tons sold at .e 4 15s to £5 59.
SAPAN WOOD : 20 tons sold at £lO to £2O per ton.
ROSIN in good demand, the sales amount to 3,500 brls,
at 4s 5d to 4s tid for common, and 7s to 15s per cwt for
fine quality._

TAit: 500 brls Stockholm reported at 163 6d to I7s per
barrel.

ASHES: 400 barrels sold at 42s to 43s per cwt.

LINSEED: 1,200 bags Bombay to arrive have realised
675, 1,350 bags Bengal, also to arrive, the price of which
has not transpired, and 1,200 bags on the spot 625.
RAPESEED: 500 bags Calcutta sold at 60. i per qr.
HIDES : About 1,500 salted river plate are reported at
9id for Buenos Ayres, and 9id per lb for Monte Video.
The market is firm, and higher prices generally asked.
BEIIII,TONE has been in gool request, the sales being
about 450 tons, at £7 15s to £8 tor seconds, and our
(potations are now advanced at £7 15s to aeS 5s per
ton.

ARG'L9 are still in limited demand ; only small sales of
Oporto tnadg at 465, and Perugia white at 805.
TARTAR: A bout 10 casks of Cream are returned at
95s 61 for low, to 102 s 61 for fine, and a few cask
yellow at 87s 63.
SUMAC has been neglected ; only about 350 bags Palermo
sold at Ils to 12s 61, 50 bags Catan at tis, 200 bags all
faults at 7s, and 40 bags Tyrol at 8s per cwt.
ANNATTD:Pt few casks flag have brought 93 to 9/d per lb
OLIVE OIL: A good business has been done, the sales
amounting to 235 tuns (including a cargo of Corfu, allaat,)
at £5B ti,s to £59 for Galloon, £56 15s to .e 57 for Spanish.
£57 to £57 lOs for Lisbon, and £53 10s to £54 per tun
for Corfu and Mogadore.
SEAL OIL : 70 tuns are reported without change in
price.
COD OIL : A few tuns at lower rates.
SPERM OIL: 30 tuns at EBB to £9l per tun.
LINSEED AND RAPE OILS are in limited demand at
former rates.
SPIRITS or TuarENTINE: 1300 barrels American have
been sold at 36s 91 down to 35s per cwt.
PALM OIL has been is brisk demand at improving
prices ; the sales are boo tuns en the spot at £45 to £46
los (£47 being now demanded), and 3000 tons to arrive at
£45 to £46 per ton.

Tat,Low : The market has been very irregular through-
out the week, the price of Petersburg Y• C. having varied
from 64s to 67s ; small sales of North and South American
have been made at 65s to 67s per cwt.

LARD ; The sales reach ab6ut 100 tons at 693 to 73s per
cwt.

JUTE : 1200 bales have been taken at .€lB to "26 10s.

Coin YAaN : 20 tons at £22 to £26.
HEMP: 17 tons Bombay at £lB to £23.

FIBRE : 25 bales Mexican at ..e5O per ton.

BEEF : With fresh arrivals, and only a limited demand,
the market rather wavers, especially for the inferior sorts,
which are offered at a decline of 5s ver tierce, without
leading to business of conseuence. At the Admiralty
sale at Deptford, on Wed... slay, about 1,400 tierces
found buyers at prices ranging from 47s 61 to lltis per
tierce.

Por.K : There is a quiet retail demand, without altera—
tiOn in value, and the sales by the Admiralty, on Wednes-
day, went off briskly, about 2,200 tierces being taken at
100 s to 127 s ,yd per tierce.
BAcox' It being now established that farther considerable
parcels go back to New York, a firmer feeling has become
apparent; the demand, however, continuo ort a. very

LONDON CATTLE MARKET.—Aua. 21.

We have an average supply of beasts, but the demand
has increased ; consequently, Monday's rates are readily
obtained, and in a few instances exceeded The number
of sheep and lambs is smaller than of late. Trade is brisk
at Monday's quotations• Good calves are in demand at
higher prices. From Germany and Holland there are 320
beasts, 1,760 sheep, and 362 calves ; 350 beasts from the
Northern and Midland, and 120 milch cows from the
Home Counties.
Per stone of 81bs. s. d. s, d. Per stone of Bibs. s. d. s d.
Best Scots, Herefords 410 5 t Best Due & Hf-bred 0 0 0 0
Best Short-horns 4 8 4 10 Best Long-w 0015.... 4 10 5 0
Second quality beasts 3 8 4 4 1)o. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0
Calves
Pigs ........ 3 8 4 8 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0
Best Ons & Hf-breds 5 2 5 4 Lambs 5 0 G 0

Beat at market, 1,003 ; sheei
pigs, 210.

p and lambs, 8,640 ; calves, 524

LONDON MINING MARKET.—Auo. 21.

Business in home mining stocks to-day very quiet, and
the market presents no new feature of interest. The only
transactions offi recorded in the Stock Exchange is
in Wheal E lward shares, at Foreign mining shares
are equally inanimate. United Mexican have been dealt
in at 31.