The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-10 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.

(Review for the week. ending January 9 )
SUGAR: The demand has been active, a large business,
principally in scale qualities, having been done, at is
advance upon last week, and prices may now be considered
to have recovered the whole of the late decline; the sales
comprise 100 hhds B P., 12.750 bags Bengal,- including
grainy, at 52s 6d to 56s 93, Benares at 51s 65 to 54s 6d,
Dates at 48s 61 to 523, with 1,100 bags Benares at 51s 9d
to arrive, 1,350 bags Native Madras at 43s 64 to 445,
185 hhds Porto Rico at 513 6d to 545, 2,000 Ceara at
49s 3d duty paid, 2,200 bags Pernam and Paraiba at 33s 6d
to 349, and 130 cases, 4,300 bags Pernam and Bahia, to
arrive, at 34s per cwt in bond.
MOLASSES : No sales reported.
COFFEE Rather more demand has been experienced
for the common export qualities, and full rates have been
obtained, the sales reaching 2,200 bags Rio, at 41s to
47s 6d per cwt for low to good ordinary unwashed.
PEARL SAGO : 230 boxes, chiefly damaged, are reported
at 233 6d to 25s 9,1, with a few sound at 275.

COCOA continues in request, and 120 bags Guayaquil
realised 68s, and 100 bags Bahia 65%

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PEPPER : 250 bags Singapore (black) found buyers at
4 9161 per pound.
RICE : The demand has been of a limited character,
and of Bengal, only 1,200 bags are reported, at 108 'lid to
103 91 for low middling; 5,250 bags damaged Arracan
realised 9s 6d to 103 for first class, and afloat, a cargo of
800 tons Necransie, new crop, brought lls ; of Carolina,
95 tier, es, all faults, were sold at 183 91 to 20s 91 per cwt
for Ist class.

Rum: The business of the week is very small, at very
full previous value. _ _ _

TEA : The market has been less active this week, though
prices generally keep very firm, with the exception of
common Congous, which may be quoted id to id per lb
lower, several parcels having changed hands at 11d, but
few sellers now under llid ; in Greens there is no change
to notice.
INDIGO: Nothing reported. _

LAC DYE: A few chests common sold at 60 per lb.
SHELL LAC: 20 chests orange sold at 60s.

CUTCR : A small lot sold at 555.

GAMBIER : 2bo bales of heated sold at 16s 61 to 178.

Tunm CRIC 30 bags Bengal sold at 47s 6d.

SAGO FLoun : 800 bags sold at 17s 91 to 18s per Cwt.
SALTPETRE : About 1,200 bags have found buyers, 600
of Calcutta, at 393 Io 47s for 10i to 3 per cent. refraction,
and 600 Bombay, price not reported.

NITRATE OF •SODA : 170 tons have brought 17s 6d to
183 6,1 per cwt.
LOGWOOD: 40 tons Catipeachy sold at 48; 250 tons St.
Domingo at 44 17s 6d to 45; and 40 tons Jamaica, all
faults, at .44 153.
FUSTIC: 15 tons Ceara sold at £6 to £6 ss, and 5 tons
Cuba at £B.
LIMA WOOD: 15 tons sold at Ll 7 to 417 ss.
RED SANDERS WOOD: 70 tons sold at .47 15s for dam•
aged, up to £8 2s 6d for sound.
BA nwoon : 30 tons sold at 45 17s 6d for damaged, and
46 5s for sound.
BLACK EBONY : 10 tons sold at 48 15s per ton.
ROSIN : The sales extend to nearly 3,000 barrels com-
mon, on the spot and to arrive, at 4s 6d to 4s 7d, and fine
at 134 to 15s per cwt.
TURPENTINE OR TAR : There is no new feature.
ASHES : 180 barrels sold at the quotations.
LI.SEED: 250 quarters Odessa sold at 64s in bulk, per
quarter.
RAPESEED: 3,500 bags Bombay and Calcutta sold at
58s to 623 per quarter.

Bala' WAx :+6 casks and 65 cases African were reported
at £6 to £7 lOs per cwt, with 3 tons of American at the
latter price.
HtnEs : There are no sales to report.
BRIMSTONE has sold steadily, hut without much ani-
mation, and 400 to 500 tons have changed hands at £6 to
£6 5s per ton.
ARGOLS have been in better request; 30 casks Oporto
red sold at 435, and 28 casks Oporto white at 51s per cwt.
TARTARS : 9 casks inferior cream were sold at 97s 6d,
8 casks grey at 97s 6d, and 4 casks brown at 80s to 90s per
cwt.

SUMAC: About 600 bag 3 Palermo have changed hands
at lis 3d to Its 6d, and small lots of Tyrol at 8s 3d per
cwt.

I )BERRIES 15 bales Persian yellow sold at 32s Gd per
evvt.

ANNATTO : 5 casks sold at 10d per lb.
OLIVE OIL has been in demand at advancing rates ; the
sales reach 230 tuns, at £59 103 for Galipoli, 4257 lOs to
£5B for Spanish and Lisbon, £55 to .W 56 for Mogadore,
£57 to £5B per tun for Marseilles.

SEAL AND Con OIL are in moderate request at the
quotations.
LINSEED OIL: A large business has been at 38s 6d to
39s 6tl per cwt.

RAPE OIL continues without change.
SPIRITS OF TULIPENTINE : 250 barrels American are
reported at 44s 64 to 45s 6d per cwt.
PALM OIL: About, 480 tons on the spot have been sold
at £45 to £46, and 500 tons to arrive at .€44 to £45 per
ton.

TALLOW has been in very limited request, Petersburg
Y.C. ranging bet• ween 593 and 60.3; in other sorts nothing
done.

LARD: About 50 tons have been sold, at from 70s down
to 66s per cwt.

JUTE : The sales this week principally consist of all

faults, and went off with fair competition at previous
prices.

TNSUINO SALES BY AUCTION.

Monday, Jan. 1'2.-14 hhds Gingelly, 13 do Castor and
12 do Rape oil ; 73 brls Tapioca; 738 bags Rice, all
faults ; 147 bags, 388 pockets Linseed, do ; 294 bags
Rapeseed, do.
Tuesday, Jan 13.-1,011 bales Jute ; 2,033 bags Dividivi ;
4,000 East India Kips ; 6,025 dry, salted, and tanned
Hides ; 6,000 bags Rice, all faults ; 350 bales Rye Grass ;
665 bags and 3 tons red and white Cloverseed ; 50 tons
Oil Cake.

Wednesday, Jan. 14.-29 chests Plate Lao •, 346 bales
Madder Roots ; 300 do Gambier ; 55 casks Gingelly Oil ;
38 bags, 39 brls 3 cases Gum Copal ; 50 cases white
Argots ; 1,373 bags Saltpetre ; 10J bales leafy Sumac ; 15
tons Acetate Lime; 140 casks Tallow ; 85 brls Pot Ashes ;
85 bags Galls ' • 100 do Persian Berries ; 80 tons Cutch ;
100 bags Irish Moss ; 32 sacks Farina ; 353 bales Sumac.
Thursday, January 15.-18,000 Sheep and Lamb Skins;
109 tons, 43 cases, 33 bags, 5 tierces, Indian Rubber ;
14,987 bales Wool. ,

Friday, January 16.-2,000 bags, 175 half bales Coffee.
Wednesday, January 21.-62 bales °rebella Weed.; 200
bags Cutch. •

Thursday, January 22.-90,000 Horns.

Friday, January 23 —4 cases, 21 tons and 10 cwt Ivory

LIVERPOOL PROVISION (AMERICAN) MARKET.

(Report for the week ending Jan. 9.)
There is a somewhat improved demand for beef, and for
the better descriptions higher prices have been realised ;
but. the large stock of inferior and the continued sales of
G wernment surplus stores render the trade unsatisfactory.
In pork there is no new feature. New Irish is chiefly
taken for stores to the exclusion of the old American, the
sale of which is also interfered with by the repeated largo
sales at the Admiralty docckyards,

At a reduction of 2s per cwt bacon has been placed this
week to a moderate extent, the demand, however, is far
more healthy, and our stock accumulates.
Lard has continued to decline, and our quotations are
fully 63 per cwt under last week ; there seems now a
disposition to make a stand, but buyers are cautious.
In cheese there is a more cheerful feeling, and prices are
decidedly firmer, the light stock, as compared with last
year, imparts confidence to holders.