The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-28 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-FEB. 27

SUGAR : The market keeps quiet, the demand.to day
being chiefly for grocery kinds, and 2,700 bags Benares
are reported at 53s 3d to 545• per cwt.
MotAssEs, Rum, AND COFFEE : We have no sales to
notice.

RICE : Only 800 bags Bengal, part all faults, have been
sold at lOs 3d per cwt for sound.
SALTPETRE : Nothing further done.
JUTE : The lots offered this morning sold with good
competition, 850 bales realising £l4 15s to £22 per ton.
Loowoon : 50 tons Laguna have been taken at £8 2s 6d
per ton.

REVIEW OP THE WEEK.

SUGAR: There has been a steady demand throughout
the week, and a fair amount of business has been done,
without change in prices ; the 'sales are 1,000 hhds B.P.
West India at 48s 6d to bls for Brown Muscovado, and
54s 6d to 57s 3d for grainy Ilemerara, 2,100 bags Benares
at 53s 3d to 54s 6d, 4,300 bags Madras at 44s 6d'to 44s 9d,
28,000 bags unclayed Manilla at 45s 6d duty paid, 320
cases and 6,200 bags Brazil, part to arrive, 34s 6d to 35s
for brown, and 35s 6d per cwt in bond for low white.'-
MOLASSES : The sales consist of 200 puns ..Demerara
(indirect), at 24s 6d per cwt, and a cargo of new Cuba
Muscovado to arrive, the price not reported.
COFFEE : The demand continues good, and full prices
are paid for all descriptions; the sales are 50 tierces
Jamaica, 9) bales Mocha at 80s to 85s, 80 bales Malabar
at 64s to 70s, 1,200 bags Rio at 48s 6d to 59s 6d per cwt,
and 2,500 bags Rio afloat, for the Continent, the particulars
of which have not transpired.
PEARL SAGO : 40 boxes were disposed of at 25s 6d per
cwt for small grain. •
CASSIA LIGNEA : 1,600 boxes, for arrival, sold at 115 s
per cwt.
PEPPER AND PIMENTO : Nothing reported.

RICE : There has been less activity in the market this
week, and the business has been confined to 15,500 bags
Bengal at lOs 3d to 12s 6d for low middling to good. and
at lls 6cl for middling, to arrive ; about 300 tierces Caro-
lina are reported at 22s 3d to 23s 9d per cwt for low to
good middling.
Run continues dull of sale; though the small business
reported (about 100 puns Demerara) show no qoutable
deePne.

TEA : Pending the final settlement of the duty cpsestion,
the market has been very unsettled throughout the week,
and transactions are limited ; where sales have been made
they have been in favour of the buyers, except in scented
Teas and good to fine Congou ; out of the recent arrivals,
the few sold have been at full previous rates.
Ivony : A few tons of African offered yesterday, sold at
..e25 to .e 47 for Teeth, and £l4 193 to £32 5s per cwt for
Scrivelloes, being rather lower rates.
BORAX : 50 baskets are reported at 55s per cwt.
Gum COPAL : Some African red sold at 95s per cwt:
CUTCH : Small lots sold at 53s to 54s per cwt.
MvßAßopAms : 2.000 bags sold at 93 to 103 6d per cwt.

SAGO FLOUR : 500 bags sold at 19s 3d to 19s 6ds per Mt.
SALTPETRE : The only sale reported has been 1,000 bags.
Bombay, at 29s 3d to 33s 6d for 16 to 32 per cent refrac-
tion.

NITRATE OF SODA : About 700 tons have changed hands
at 18s 6d to 19s 6d per cwt on the spot and to arrive.
GUANO is in active request, at .ell per ton for Upper
Peruvian, and other sorts full prices.
LOGWOOD: The transactions :to notice consist of two
cargoes Campeachy to arrive, price not named, 80 tons
on the spot at £8 2s 6d to £8 ss, 80 tons St. Domingo at
.84 17s 6d to .e 5 per ton.
RED SANDERS WOOD: 5 tons at 15s per ton.
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A;1WOOD: 20 tons to arrive at .t'2s per ton.
BARWOOD : Three cargoes to arrive at £5 7s 63, with
one deliverable in the Clyde at £6 per ton.
"'Rom : 2,000 barrels are reported at 4s 84 to 4s 10d for
common, 6s 6d to 8s 6d for medium, up to 15s per, cwt for
fine.

TURPENTINE on. TAR : No change.
ASHES : 150 barrels sold at 45s 6d to 46s for Pot, and
at 45s to 45s 6d per cwt for Pearl.
LINSEED has brought full prices, 4,300 bags fine Calcutta
being sold at 74s 6d, 200 bags Bombay at 755, on the spot
and to arrive, and 1,800 quarters Bombay at 72s per qr
from quay.
RAPESEED: 2,000 bags Calcutta and Bombay realised
67s 6d to 69s per quarter.
NIGER SEED sold at 48s 6d per quarter. '
GINOELLY SEED: A small lot sold at 70s per quarter.
HIDES About 8,000 East India Kips are reported at
161 d for sound, and 10 to 144 d for rubbed, and a few dry
salted Brazil at 11 d per lb.
BRIMSTONE has been in moderate request ; the sales
are abOut 25Q tons, at t 8 bs to £8 lOs per fon-for seconds.
ARMS: b 0 boxes Perugia white are reported at 80s
to 80s 6d.
TARTAR; 15 casks Cream are reported at 106 s to
107 s 6d, and small parcels of brown at 87s 6d for fine
Salerno.
BERRIES : 150 bags Turkey yellow have been taken at
20s.
BARK 500 bags Baltimore have been taken at 11s
SUMAC has sold steadily, and about 800 bags taken at
12s to 14s per cwt.
OLIVE Om has remained quiet, without alteration in
rates, sales being conOnea to about 70 tuns.
SEAL OIL continues without change.
COD OIL : A. moderate business has been done, at about
previous rates.
SPERM OIL AND HEADMATTEE : 25 tuns have been sold
at £95 to £lOO per tun
LINSEED OIL is in fair demand at 43s to 43s 6d.

RAPE : Small sales of pale are reported.at 53s to 53s 6d
per cwt.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE are quiet at 43s per cwt.
pALIA Ora has been in active demand for arrival,' and
2,700 tons sold, chiefly at £45 to £45 10s, and 290 tons on
the spot7at £46 to £47 per ton.
TALLOW has been dull. with only small sales at irregular
prices. Petersburg Y.C. brings 65s to 665, North Ameri-
can 665, and Australian 56s to 645.
LARD has been in good demand, and 306 tons sold at
71s to 73s per cwt.
JUTE is firmer, and - the sales to-day went well at very
full prices ; 1,800 bales have:ehanged hands at froth --,15
to £23.
HEMP : 680 bales Manilla are reported at .4'38 lOs to
.0E39 per ton.
BEEP; There is a good enquiry for new, and the few
parcels lately landed have been placed at extreme rates.
In old there is no change. ,pu Tuesday a large Govern-
ment sale, at Deptford, was well attended by Liverpool
buyers.
Form : With 'a good assortment of French
.and Irish,
new American is neglected, and, to make progress, lower
rates must be submitted to, the dealers considering the
prices asked too high.
BACON : The price continues to be supported, but the
country demand is by no means so active as was expected ;
as the weather is now, however, spring-like and favourable
for vegetation, the consumption will likely increase.'
LARD: The market, in the face of large arrivals, has
agate advanced 6d to 1 s per cwt. For delivery during
the next three months there are buyers at 70s.
CHEESE : There is a steady di34.lapd,

ENSUING SALES BY AUCTION.
Monday,'March 2: 81 casks Gum.
Tuesday, March 3 ; 200 bags Martinique Cocoa ; 751
bales Jute.
Wednesday, March 4: 1,052 bags Saltpetre; 32 tons
Myrabolams ; 112 chests Shell Lae.
Thursday, March 5 ; 350 cases Gum Copal ; 27 serous
flat Peruvian Bark.
Tuesday, March 10 : 6,200 East India Kips.
Wednesday, March 11 : 205 bales Orchella Weed.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARBET.—FEB. 27.
:With scarcely any buyers at market we have to note an

Flour, 4,850 bairels, sacks.
LONDON AVERAGES: Wheat, 59 sd; Barley, 483 10i ; oats, 21s
10d; Rye, 39e 2d ; Beans, 37s ; Pease, 39s 7d.

IMPERIAL AVERAGES.

;Wheat. I Barley. Oats. Rye. ' Beans. 1 Pease.
Jan. 17 ' sgs 4d453 74 23s 4d 40s 2d 405 adt3gs
24 .. ;58s 104 46s Id 233 Brl 375, 8d 40s 8c11393 6d
31 1575 11d11ns 56 23s 4o 38s Id 403 5439 s 7d
Feb. 7 .. 1:;63 .1-16d'45s 91 233 Od 3gs 3d 3gs 6,i,383 lod
14 1565 -5d 443 114 23s 44s 44 393 631
,39s 7d
21 .. 1553 104453 4d 22s 10d 373 7d 3gs 8d;393 3d
6wk'sAg.Av. 578 6 ;1455 8d;235 3d 3gs 6n140s Od;:'gs Sd