Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-03 00:00:00

SATURDAY'S MARKETS

•
LONDON TALLOW.—The market is steady. ~
Town Tallow is
quoted 51s, nett cash; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 51s 3d;
January to March, 51s; March only, 51s 9d; April to June,
50s 9d ; October to December, 50s 9d to 51s. Market Averages
sT2osw6di.
;t
meltedss3tsu
ff6,d
3;
7sfat
;b
roudgi tht
ditiso 9212ds ;6d
;•e
tallowitgursas,i_aens
16s; good dregs, 7s. ,"/

the principal
'Consol
the
sstamr report, in East Basset, G shares,i
which are now quoted 8 to 91. shar,eisi;ro
pmortay,
anhedspairid.ooefs
vidence Mines, are afsO
and St. Aubyn, Wheal Margaret, a
colonial mining shares are inanimate in request, Foreign and
ilk
illy
marked in the S •
Stock
feature Lox n ox
consistslNltx t soof .a—rlins e the
of
f z 1 miningp er nhiaarrek
lent
At oigyd'
United Mexican shares are o i,
Exchange, 21.
to this season of the year, have, as usual,
business consequent
but a healthy t
dininEmngorueshw
tended to limit operations,.
~ one pervades business
in most metals. Copper is in much request, and as the smelters
WEEKLY REPORT OF METAL. MARKET.—The interruptions to
refuse orders for raw copper, there has been eagerness to secure
foreign, and high rates have been paid, say £ll2 lOs to £ll3 per
inquiry;ools i n
caenodutrhl
ton for Burra Burra. Lead has improved considerably. Iron is
in sufficient demand to keep prices -very firm, both in Wales and
Staffordshire. Spelter has rallied, and tends still upwards. Tin
tin plates.
WOOLLEN MARKETS.—Leeds : There hare not been many
are unaltered. In foreign wool, the pureha • purchases by the manufac-
turers have not been large, but some parcels have been taken on
speculation‘by the trade. In low foreign • some fair sales have
been made at improving rates for superior well-stapled sorts.
Bradford, Dec. 30 There is more
business
doing than of late
in English combing- Wools, Which are
isguiquite
purchaseslirnin:aadne
m hat delrer than
they were last week. In noils and brsook ew
'
s no alteration has
taken place. The worsted yarn trade e•
•
continues in much the
same state as la 4
st reported.
week in the Halifax Friday: Business this
wool market has been limited, therebut have been
inquiries, and such sales as have been made have brought
-7_ with an u There is continued activity in the worsted trade,
Award tendency in price.
Tut BARNSLEY LINEN AND COAL TRADES.—The Barnsley linen
trade has assumed a more lively appearance. The call for fancy
drills having greatly improved within the last ten days, has
been the means of causing a large quantity of work to be give
out to the handhiont weavers. The common goods' trade is still
moderately good. The power-loom weavers are all in full work,
with a more favourable prospect for the future than there was a
short time Since. The coal trade of the district has of late
improved, partly from the number of collieries closed in conse-
quence of the strikes, and partly from the improved -state of
trade generally; and it is likely, although a number of collieries
which have been at a stand for some time are now resuming
work, that the increased supply of coal will be in some measure
counteracted by the effect of the che';.pness of money operating
favourably on the trade of the country, causing the consumption
of coal to increase with the increased supply.

MARRIAGE. ,
mOn the 30th ult., at Cann '
g-stxeet Presbyterian Church by
the
the Rev. Joseph Roger Welsh, James Wylie, Esq.
British Queen Companies' Bank, Dunse, Scotland,' Agent w to Penelope
of Cunt-
Helen youngest daughter of Samuel 31`lican, E.g.,
berland-terrace.

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DEATHS. brother Mall,
23 •ears , :la r y Frances,
of the late Mr. Chas.
---ss Eliza Singleton; da
by
ttcd her relatives and friends.
fPembroke-place, aged
On the Ist inst.,
Henry consul.' .bent, of Milton-road, Edge-lane.
Flßroao.
wife of Mr. Wm,
On the Ist inst., aort."xtr. William Jenard.
DroOnghtehdea, 17thmi ult.,
_al.rthre,
sir;:nideween:chBct2ero,
55 years,
reftrioiii aged