The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-08 00:00:00

lIT7LL CORY MARKET.-Ltx. G.

In remarking upon the harvest, in our circular of the
4th Novemter, we commented at some length upon the
trade of the year, and gave our views for the future. We
leave, therefore, no occasion to trouble you at any length,
although this is our first circular in the new year.
We retain our impressions as to the crop of 1856: that
the increased acreage under wheat is more than counter-
poised by the inferiority of quality in ►many parts of Eng-
land, and still more in Scotland, leading us to the
conviction that we shall require all the assistance other
countries can afford us, to meet our necessities up to next
harvest. At the same time we must add that we think
such assistance will be forthcoming— peace, yearly
increasing facilities of transit, and the temptations of a
range of prices from 55s to 655, will tempt the world to
ma't'e Great Britain its grand entrepot for grain.
The trade generally is of a pure consumptive character,
and is like'y so to continue, until some feature not now
apparent manifests itself more clearly. If the present
frost is of any long continuance, it will doubtless advance
the value of old wheat, probably to the extent of 3s to 5s
per qr, but the trade is cautious, and not disposed to meet
open water with a high range of prices or any weight of
stock.

Barley has lately been the favourite article, and has
improved Is to 23 during the week. All other kinds of
spring corn have been of slow sale.
To-day we had a very good show of English wheat,
which met free sale at fully the rates of last market day.
Foreign without alteration.'
Barley Is dearer. No alteration in other articles.
Linsued very firm, and Cakes lOs per ton dearer.
Bones in renewed demand. TAYLOR & BRIGHT.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. —JAN. 7.
SUGAR: There has not been a public sale, but the mar-
ket is steady at the advance of is to is 6d, which was
est )blished yesterday.
COFFEE : The public sales are going off at the advance
of is quoted yesterday.
COTTON : 600 bales sold yesterday at full prices.
Rum firm, and very good Demerara sold at 2s Ild to 3s
proof.
PEPPER : 2,700 bags offered, and a p art onlsold.
Singapore, 4-1-fl to 4il. Penang, 4id to 4id. White,
bought in, at 91.
NUTMEGS sold from is ld to 2s V.
soldat is
MACE 9l.
CLOVES: 500 bags Z onzibar sold at 41,1 to 41d.
SAGO: The large public sales were chiefly bought in.
PIMENTO : 120 bags sold at 4id to 4d.
RICE : The market is very firm.
In other articles no material alteration.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.--JAN. 7.
The market is steady.„ Town‘tallow :is. quoted 57s 6d

nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C., on the spot, 58s 9d to 595;
January to March, 583 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—JAN. 7.
The &mend for fine hops is unabated, with but a
limited supply on offer.

LONDON CORN MARKET.-JAN.

The receipts of all descriptions of grain and flour thus
far this week, have been moderate, doubtless owing in a
measure to the recent heavy gales. The attendance of
buyers to-day was unusually small, and the business done
in wheat and flour was on an equally limited scale,
Monday's quotations remaining unaltered.
Barley very firm, with turn in price against the buyer.
With short arilvals of oats, holders were firm in the
demand, and needy buyers had to pay rather more money.
Beans and pease unchanged.

ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JAN. STO AN. 7.

Wheat,
Barley ,
Oats.. ,
Malt ~

English and Scotch

40
480
790
2010

Flour, sacks, 1

Irish,

!go barrels.

Foreign.
4750
1170
2560

L'INDON MINING MARKET.—.TAN. 7.
The inarket for British mining stocks is moderately
active, and steady in character. The enquiries are to a
f-Air extent and naturally support prices. There is, how•
over, no particular "run" upon any class of mining
securities.

The shares of the New Granada Company have been
dealt in at 7s. 6d. Other foreign securities hava met with
no business.

Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange .-Alfred Consols, 191,1 19, 1 ; Buller
and Basset, 4, ; Copper Hill, 180, 1821, 1871, 190 ;
Cubert United, 3s 61, 4s, 5;; East Basset, 75; East Alfred,
193 61, 20s, 21- ; Fast TolguT, 521, 55 ; Great Alfred, 14,
15, 14, 1, 14, 1, ; Lady Bertha, 21s 61, 223, 223
61; North Crotty, 5 ,- ; Par Consols, 221, a ; Pendeen,
303, 32s 6d, 21s; S•;uth Francis, 345 (ex nu-) ; Sithnoy
54-1 1 ; Tamar Consols, 197., Treweatha, 31, -'1„ • West
Franc's. 29, 30 ; Wheal Margaret, 40, 41 ; Wheal Edward,
2& a ; Wh, al Grenville, 343 6d; Wheal Harriet, 12,, 12i 61 ;
Wheal Lodcott, 37s 61 ; Wheal Mary Anne, 42, 1,
431; Wheal Nrrey, 7i-11, 1, a. , 3 16; Wheal Zion, 18s.
In the Stock Exchange :.South Wheal Frances, 355, 357
(with dividend) ; North Bassett, 35i ; Par Consols, 22,
_I;
Great Wheal Afred, 131, 14; North Frances, 10; Pir-
kellis, 10.1; North Croft`, 53 ; S intiego, 14 ; P art
Phillip, 5s 61, 53 ; Noveau Monde, 2, 61, 3s 3d, 3a, 2s 91.
The half yearly meeting of the Cobre Mining Association
is called for the 27th inst.

A general meeting of the Treleigh Cmsolidated Mining
Company is called for the 22nd inst.
The Master of the It 419 proposes on the 19th instant
to make a call of £1 per share on the contributories of the
Bodmin United Mines Company, in addition to the calls
made by the company prior to the order for its dissolution.