Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-02 00:00:00

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS

LIVERPOOL PRODIIC

Colonial, &

—There contin'

moderate demand for Sugar, but without alteration in prices ;
1,200 bags Bengal are reported, at 41s for Date, 46s 3d for
Benares, and 4Gs 6d for grainy, 800 mats brown Mauritius at 395,

and 1,550 b Pernams-, in bond, at 21s 9d to 25s per cwt. 01
Molasses,,2* puncheons Barbadoes have changed hands, at ISS
6d per cwt ; 45 puncheons D ,merara Rum have also been disposed
of, without'thange- The business in Rice consists of 3.000 bags
Bengal, at Bs to lls 3d per cwt. Nothing has transpired to-day
in Dyewoods; the sales of Ashes reach 250 barrels (Pots), at 295,
retail sales of Nitrate of Soda at 15s 3d per ewt, and no business
to notice in Saltpetre. Of Brimstone, •20 tons reported, at LS
per ton for 3rds • and a little doing in Palermo Sumac, at lOs 9d
to 12s Gd per cwt. At auction, 630 bags Singapore Black "Peppe,
realised 3d to 4d per lb. We have also to notice 950 la&
Manilla /Temp (including 200 all faults), at £25 for sound;
35 tons Cotton Seed Cake at £7 7s 6d per ton. Oils: Palm
at £l2 to £l3 per ton ; a moderate business in Olive, without
change; and 10 tons Linseed sold at 30s 6d per ewt, in town
casks. Tallow at 516 to 51s 6d for P.Y.C. 300 tons of Lard
have been taken at 56s to 56s 6(1. and 58s per cwt paid for line.
Of Rosin, 930 barrels common at 5s 2d, and 1,500 barrels on
private terms. Spirits of Turpentine quoted at 39s 6d per cwt.
Seeds : 500 bags Niger Seed, at 37s per quarter,
LIVERPOOL Ccn-rox.—We have to report a good demand for
cotton, and prices arc steady at yesterday's advance. Thee.
sales—including 30 Pernambuco, Rid ; 70 -Bahia, 6d to Td ; 10
Maranham, 8d ; 103 Egyptian, 7id to lid; 400 Surat, sid to
51-d—are reported 10,000 bales, of which 3,000 are on speculation

and for export.
OL CORN

.—We had a tolerably fair attendance of the
trade at our market to-day, but business in general proceeds
slowly. Wh?ats are in moderate consumptive demand, and we
quote no variation in the intriasic value from the rates of this
day se'nnight, though, if anything, the tendency is rather in
buyers' favour. The same remarks appl3,m Flour. Beans, oats,

and oatmeal, without variation. Indian' Corn in tolerable re-
quest at steady prices. Our quotations are now regulated for
the " Cental,' or uniform weight of 10j) lbs., for every descrip-
tion of grain, flour, and meal ; and this change has been as
generally complied withC as could have been expected on the first
introduction of so important as alteration. MAKIN & Som.
LIVERPOOL SCOTCH PIG IRON MARRET.-011P market for War-
rants closes at 53s cash nett, sellers ; buyers at 53s less a com-
mission; three months open,. 53s 9d to 51s. The shipments from
Glasgow last week was 7,000 tons; ditto in corm polding week
of 1858, 10,514; ditto in 1857, 6,919. Total shipments from
Glasgow from Ist January, 1859, to date, 31,228 tons; same
period of 1858, 43,687 ; decrease, 12,459. Price this tune last
year, 51s 6d per ton.
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—The market does not present
any new features of importance ; the tone is decidedly tame,
buyers only filling pressing orders, and producers desiring to
contract. Friday's rate,; are just maintained, and no more.

Loxpox PRODUCE. —The large public sales of sugar areiWogress-
ing without showing any material alteration in prices. Refined
lumps remain at 53s to 54s 6d. Coffee : The public sales are
going off steadily. Tea : The market is extremely firm, but we
have not yet heard of any business of importance done.
The bulk of the public sales was bought in, but subsequently a
fair quantity sold at a shade lower prices. The public sales of
saltpetre were withdrawn for want of buyers at full prices. Rum :
A moderate business done, at fully previous rates. Cinnamon :
The quarterly sales of 2,000 bales Ceylon met a good demand,
and nearly all sold at Id to 2d advance ; first sort Is 2d to lb Ild,
second Is to is Bd, third Ild to Is 4d, fourth sort 8d to 10d.
LONDON TALLow.—The market is flat. Petersburg, Y.C.,
on
the spot, is quoted 53s ; January and March, 535 to 53s 3d ;
March only, 53s 6d, "sellers;" April to June, 52s to 52s 3d;_
Apt it and May, 535, "sellers ;" October to December, 525.
LONDON MINING. —The mining market to-day is steady, but
not active. The principal transactions have been in shares in.
Rosewarne, Providence Mines, East Basset, Ding Dong, and
Alfred Consols. Linares mining shares are inquired for; and
are marked BR. There have also been transactions in GeneraL
Mines (Nova Scotia) at 211 ; Port Philip Mining at les ; and the
shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South
Australia at lOs prem. The Stock Exchange Committee have
appointed Monday. the 7th February, a special settling day in
the shares of the Scottish Australian Mining Company, with the
privilege of quotation in the official list.

- LEEDS Coax.—At our market to-nay, there was a fair show of
wheat, which met with a steady demand at last Friday's rates.
Fine heavy barley was in request at full rates. Beans rather
dearer. Other articles unaltered in value.
HULL CORN.—There was a fair supply at market, and prices
were about the same as last week, but buyers were cautious, so
that little business WAS doing in wheat. Beans were firm with-
out change in price. Peas rather dearer, especially for boiling
sorts. Best Hull made linseed cakes quoted at £9 7s Gd per ton.
NEWCASTLE Con:s.—There was but a small supply of farmer's
wheat at our market to-day, which met with a ready sale at
Saturday's prices. In south country very little was done, and
Saturday's rates were ba,ely maintained. Foreign was held
beyond views of buyers, and was a slow sale at late rates. Malt-
ing barley was held firmly with a slightly improved demand.
Oats brought fully last week's rates. Beans and peas were un-
changed.

NEWCASTLE CAME..--The supply of beef comprised 991 head.
Trade was brisk, at an advance of 3d per stone, at the close of
the market, all being sold. The number of sheep at market was
3,810, for which an active demand was experienced, at an advance
of Id per lb., with a total clearance. We quote beef 6s to Bs,
pork, 5s to 7s per stone, and mutton, 7d to 72d per lb.
DUBLIN Conx.—The supply of home grown wheat was about
an average to-day, the demand for which was quiet at the rates
of Friday. Barley was moderately inquired for, and if any
change can be noted it was in favour of buyers. Shipping
qualities of black oats were dearer than on Friday, but white
was unchanged.
GLASGOW Inox.—The shipments this week, were 7,000 tons
against 7,503 tons corresponding week last year. The market
was quiet to-day, nothing being done. No. 1,51 s Ed to 51s 9d.
Warrants, .52s 9d to 535. Makers iron, 51s 3d to 51s 6d; and
No. 3,51 s 3d to 51s Gd per ton.

BANKRUPTS.
William Cook, senior, Great Harrowden, Staffordshire, grazier.
James Miller, plumber, Cambridge-street.
Samuel Thomas Horton, builder, Routh, Glamorganshire.
John Morris, Great Bridge, and Wednesbury, Staffordshire, shoe
manufacturer.
Thomas Barnett Bartlet, tailor, Knightsbridge.
Adam Bannister Goss, Ormskirk, Lancashire, brewer.
Charles Hirrat, Royal Exchange-buildings, Bow-creek.
Henry Follet, Dartmouth, builder.
John Holles Banes, Stourpourt and Dudley, tanner.
William Allen, Wellingbro', shoemaker.
Henry Curwia Salmon, late of Plymouth, share dealer.
Joseph Beasley, the younger, Haltwhistle, Northumberland,
ironmaster.

Arthur Rogers, Dundalk, Louth, and Castleblaney, Monaghan,
Ireland.