Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-14 00:00:00

SATURDAY'S MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Corrox.--There has been a large business transacted
in cotton to-day, and prices are 1-16 d per lb. higher. The sales
including 100 Pernarabuco at 8d to 81c1; 30 Maranh am at 'lid to Bid,
300 Egyptian at lid to 81d, 1,000 Surat at 51d to s.ld—are reported
15,000 bales, of which 5,000 are on speculation and for export.
LONDON PRODUCE.—Sugar steady. The quantity advertised
for sale on Tuesday is 300 hogsheads and 1,200 bags. Coffee
quiet. Of the Ceylon crop, 1,500 tons plantation, and 340 tons
native, are coming to London. Tea became firmer since the late
advices from China. Common Congou has been sold at is Id.
Rice quiet. Saltpetre quiet.
BOROUGH HOP. —Fine new hops have sold readily to-day,, at full
prices ; otherwise, the demand was dull.
LONDON TALLOW. —The market is steady without activity, at
the annexed quotations :—Town tallow, 52s nett cash ;
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 53s 3d at or before the end of
March, 53s 3d; April only, 53s to 53s 3d; April to June, 52s 9d ;
October to December, 52s 6d to 52s 9d.
MauxEr AVERAGES.—Town tallow, 54s 3d; fat by ditto, 2s 10d;
yollosv Russian, sls 6d; melted stuff, 34s 0d; rough ditto, 245;
tallow greaves; 16s; good dregat is.
Losaao 'IMIsiNo. —ln the mining market, this Morning, a
Moderate amount of business has been done. Wheal Trelawney
shares are rather weaker, being marked in the Stock Exchange
30 and 32. There have also been transactions in Wheal Mary
Ann, at 431 to 47 ; South Frances, at 220 ; Wheal Basset, at 219 ;
and Vale of Towey,at lls 6d to Its 9d. North Dawns and Tamar
Consols shares-are in demand. The Worthing Mining Company
have received further advices from Australia, and their shares
have changed hands at prices varying from 7s 3d to 8s per share.
Port Philip Mining shares hav e been dealt in at Its 6d to lls 9d.
Mariquita shares are inquired for. Some other sales will be found
reported in the official list. Subjoined is the weekly report of
the metal market : - The development of events has been rather
favourable than otherwise to business durinz the week, but much
remains to be done to restore confidence. Copper finds a rather
limited demand,- but firmness in price rules both as regards Eng-
lish and foreign. Iron keeps steady in all respects for merchant
descriptions, but Scotch pig is drooping. Tin is much neglected,
and prices have yielded a trifle in foreign. Sp' eiter remains
depressed. Lead continues in fair inquiry, and tin plates-are
more in demand. At a sale of copper ore, held at Swansea on
the Bthinst., 2,910 tons sold for £33,839 as ad.. The ,next sale is
fixed for the 22nd inst., and will eonsist of I,os3'tonS, as follows:
Cobre, 666 tons ; Wheal Maria, 230 ; Springbok, 42 ; Walwich
Bay, 3S ; Ballinoe, 24; Gurtnadyne, 19; Cribbarth, 13; London
Slag, 12 ; and Sydney, 4 tons.
NEWCASTLE CORN. - There was a large supply of farmer's wheat
which has been cleared oil' at a decline of Is per qr., from prices of
this day week. Little or no lytisiness doing in south country and
foreign, and to effect sales a similar reduction must be submitted
to. The arrivals have been to a fair extent. Flour dull of sale,
and a turn lower. Malting barley in improved demand for fine
qualities. Oats were in good supply, and in.moderate demand,
at rather lower prices. Beans and peas is per quarter dearer_

BRADFORD (Worsted), Thursday.--Therelas teen considerable
inquiry fOr wools in our market to-day, without, however, much
business being transacted. Prices remain about the same as at
the date of our last report. Spinners are evidently holding back
to see if they can tome in at lower rates.

BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, Feb. 11.—All descriptions of sugar
have been neglected this week, and the market closes with a dull
appearance, bath for raw and refilled. Rum steady, and prices
well supported.
LEEDS (English and Foreign), Feb. It—No change of impor-
tance has taken place either in the demand or prices of any kind
of wool, though there is more confidence than there was last
week in the stability of trade. For low wool there is more
inquiry, eslreially for the deep7stapled sorts.

DoNCAsrin CoiN.--Average- shoW of wheat ' • best samples
maintained late rates, sr condary qualities Od per 3 bushels lower.
Demand for barley not so :good as last week ; prices unchanged
Full show of oats and beans : traik, flat.

DROGHEDA CORN. —There was but a moderate attendance, with
a moderate supply of grain, which was cleared at full rates of
this day week. White wheat, 22s to 24s 6d; red do., 21s to 23s ;
oats, lls to 12s 6d; barley, 13s to 16s ficl.
CORK Burrr.n.—The supply was again to-day 200 firkins, and
prices as follows: lets, 130 s; 2nds, 131)8; 3rde, 104 s; 4ths, 85s;

CARLISLE
crTZ.—There was a goad supply of all kinds of grain
to-day. Wheat and oats met with a good demand at last week's
rates. Barley dull. •

LOND.ON GAZETTE. -FRIDAY, FEB. 11

BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, FEE

The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council
for Trade and Plantations have received, through the. Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a despatch from Her
Majesty's Consul at Santo Domingo, enclosing a copy Of a decree
issued by the government -of the Dominican Republic, prohibit-
ing from the Ist of July next, foreign vessels from engaging in

the coasting trade, except at theiorts of Barburuco,Para-dis,
and Petit Trou, on the southern 'coast, and, at, the ports of
Mbar() Macao, and Cabarete, on the northern coast, at which
ports vessels will be admitted on payment of a license fee of
four dollars per ton.