Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-02 00:00:00

oats, and oatmeal no variation to nofc

817,815
210,892

Indian corn con-

tinues to meet a steady demand at full prices, for present
consumption, and there are inquiiies for further shipment.
-- ROWE MAKIN & SONS.
MONTHLY WOOL REPORTS.

In the early part of the month only a limited extent of
business was done, and English Combing Wools suffered a
still further decline, being fully 4d per lb. below the highest
rates current in the beginning of the year. An active
demand soon sprang up, which has been well maintained to
the present time, at constantly advancing prices, and they
are now within 2d per lb. of the highest point, and very
firm, with every prospect of a sound and healthy trade ; but
it is not unlikely that when buyers have got well supplied,
a little quietness may ensue for a short time. Some large
contracts for military clothing ,have been given out by the
French and Austrian Governments, which has caused a good
English head skin to be much sought after, and certain
qualities of East India have also been in demand for the
same purpose, as have also some of the lower qualities of
River Plate wools. In finer descriptions the demand has
not been active, buyers being afraid to operate freely in the
face of the next London public sales, to take place about
the middle of next month, when the quantity will he,
unusually large. Cordoya; has been in fair 4eimd, A

large business has,beendoneia_Peruviem at moderate rates,
chiefly far export and for military. clothing. Alpaca has
engaged a good deal of attention, and the sales amount to
upwards of 5,000 ballots. Russia Donskoy fleece continues
comparatively neglected; but the firm tone of the market
for English Combing wools will have a favourable effect on
the best parcels of these, as well as of Egyptian, Oporto,
and similar long-stapled parcels, which are now of current
sale. Irish wools have- been in good demand, and prices
have advanced to the same extent as English wool, Scotch
has been very quiet, pending the fairs in the north, which
will take place shortly. Sheepskins have met with ready
sale, and considerable business might have been done if the
market had. been better supplied. HtrauEs k RONALD.
I During the past month there has been a fair business
done in our wool market, confined chiefly to certain classes
more particularly in demand. Buenos Ayres and Cordova
wools have been in request, both for home trade and for
export, and several transactions have taken place in parcels
recently arrived, at extreme prices. Peruvian wools have
also commanded attention, several thousand ballots having
been placed at from 10-id to I2d per lb according to quality.
Small sales of Italian skin lambs have been made at our
quotations. There has been an improvement in foreign
combing wools, consequent upon the advance in English
fleeces. Oporto washed fleece finds a fair sale. Cotta and
lambs are without change in value. In Russian and Turkey
but little business is reported Fine Egyptians are very
much wanted, but have been scarce for some time past.
Some large transactions have taken place in alpaca, pnnci-
pally at Is 10d per Ib. In vicuna or mohair there' is no
change ts. notice. In Australian wools sales have been
made at very fall rates. It is not improbable that prices of
short wools. may improve ere long, as it is known that con-
siderable orders for army goods are about being given out,
and that more are expected, and that the stocks of the raw
material are•not by any means considerable either in first
or second hands. English and Irish The markets for
English fleeces have been very much excited during the
month; prices have ruled irregularly, in- many instances
higher rates having been granted to farmers than could
be obtained in Bradford. Lustre wools have-been in great
demand, and as much as lqd per lb has-been made for
Lincoln hogs, but wethers have not attained a pro-
portionatelyhigh:value. Scotch : Laid Highland and laid
Cheviot are both a better sale. Combing Cheviot is scarce
and wanted. PERKINS aneVRPIIINSON.

LIVERPOOL HIDE MARKET.

Sales this week :-10,834 salted Monto Video- heavy ox
hides, average 62 to 631bs, at 7.-1 A per lb, tare Olb ; 709
dolight ox hides, avge 49 to 49+tbs, at 71d per lb, tare
41bs ; 192 do bull hides, avge 81 to 841bs, at 21-d per lb,
;tare 6871bs ; 135 do sow hides, avgz 44 to 461b5,. at 7+d per
lb, tare 4lb ; 1,212 do- heated, &c., hides, avge 6210 631bs,
at 7:ld per lb, tare 51b,-, 750 salted &rams Ayres horse hides,
~avge 281-flbs, at 13s 6d each ; 307 dry-Guatemala hides, avge
21 -albs. at 100, light arge 161bs, at 9d per lb ; 2,395 do,
:arge 2331b5, at 10d per lb round ; 2,409 E I kips, Bengals
ISt rubbed at 7d to 80; 2nd rubbed at 51d to 514; heavy
avge 10-11bs, at 81d per lb; 10,500 Wirer Plate sheepskins,
scoured fine wools, avge- 36k1bs per do,/ at 121-d to 131 d;
mid wool at 101 d to 101 d; coarse at 9d; partially washed
dile wool; avge 201bs, at' lad ; middling at 91d ; coarse at
ad; very common at aid to 51d per lb. 35,000' Btienos
Ayres lamb skins, good' town, avge 161 to 1141bs, at 15s ;
fair country skins, avge 1511bs, at 7s ; torn at 3s 6a,;::cora-
nten, avge. 22-albs, at 514 to 51d; torn at 3d to 3kd per lb.
18 bales horse hair, blackistump tails, fivsts -}d, secouisld,
fair-mixed Id. 197,000 South American ox and cow horns :
Prime ox avge 2040z5, at 78s ; good, avge 20k to 2lozs' at
67&-6d to, 70s 6d; fair to good, avge 181' to 1940z5, at 59s
to 62s ; fair do, avge 17 1-6 to 19ozs, at 62s to 57s G&; tip-
less,.avge Hors, at 38s ; good light oi, 131 to likozs,
at 355•6 d to 40s; fair, avge 121ozs, at 29s ; ordinary,. avge
101'to, It ors, at 21s to 26s ; good cows, alga 12ozs, at 27s
6d ;-: fair, avge 10 to 1240z5, at 22s to 265; ordinary, avge
13ozs, at 23s ; rough ox, good, avge 26 to 29kozs, at 53s
to 58t ; fairt avge 251 to 3210z5, at 41s tosss 6d ; ordinary,,
avge 24 to 39ozs, at 36s 6d to 47s 6d; perished oz. and
cow, avge l9ozs, at Iss 6d; trash, avgo 61 to Bkozs, at 6s
to I 0 per 123. 16,000 Australian horns-: -Middling or, avge
21ozs, at 76s ;. good light ox, 15tozs, at 48s ; fair cows, avge
9ozs, at 21s; rough o 1 avge 3710z5, at 52s 6d; trash .avge
Boza, at lOs 6d; ox (with the pith in), avge 3710z5, a,t 80s ,
avge 239z5, at 50s 6(1:; cows, avge Hors, at 235. 11,000
Brazil ox and cow horns : Common, avge llk to IV-4-? 4, rs, at
225-6(1 to 23s ; arge sots, at 8s 6d per 123. '4,000 New
Orleans ox horns: avge l6ozs at 545, avge 13ozs at 37s ;
cows, avge I lion, at 32s 9d per 128. 30 tons E I buffalo
horns: Singapores, avge 61kozs at. 3iie, 6d, avge 2510 rs at
355; Bombays, avgo3Okozs, at 27s to 27s 6d; avge-15 6-7
ozs, at 24s 6d; wormed, &c., 22s 6d to 23s 6d per cwt. 50
pipes 10 hhds S A,tallow, fair to good, at 55s 9d to 565,
yellow at 54s 3d per cwt. 90 tons Smyrna valonia, fall-
grown, at £l6 per:ton. 45 tons Dutch oak bark at £8 5e
per ton. 200 tons bones: Australian shanks at £l4-ss;
it P shanks, sound; at £7 to £7 7s 6d; stale, at £5 15s to
£6 2s 6d ; legs, at £4 15s; common, at £4 lOs per ton. 15
tons calcined bones, at £6 15s. 30 tons bone.ash, at £5
G. F. ATARTIN,,,AND CO.

per ton

MANCHESTER TRADE RE PORT

VLY 1

Tone of market quiet, but prices very firm, especially of
cloth, the available supply of which is extremely limited.
Yarns also very steady. Excepting East India shirtings,
our market has scarcely varied Nd during last six weeks,
either in elbth or yarn.