Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-11 00:00:00

RiTIEW OF 'ME WEEK.

SUGA=R : There has been no improvement in the demand ;
the sales are limited to 150 hhds 8.P., and 550 bags Gur-
pattah Dates, to arrive, at 57s per cwt; the quotations
are reduced in accordance with the business done.

Moz.Asscs : There is the same indisposition to purchase;
the recent imports are being stored to await the revival
of demand.

COFFEE : There is a fair demand, full rates are paid for
anything suitable to home consumption ; the sales are 60
tierces Jamaica, chiefly ordinary to good ordinary, at
70s to 74s ; GO casks Plantation Ceylon at ,783 6d ; and
1,400 bogs Rio, at 464 for low, and 55s to 57s per cwt for
superior unwashed to low washed.

COCOA iOO bags red Bahia realised 808 per cwt.
PEPPER : '2OO bags Malabar sold at 54d per lb.
RICE : A. moderate inquiry has prevailed, and full
prices are paid for new crop Bengal ; transactions are
9,600 bags:Bengal, atiOs to 12s for-ordinary to good old,
43s for middling new, and 14s 3d to 14s 93 for fine new ;
besides which, 2,000 bags have been sold for arrival at
14s, also a cargo of 700 tons Necransie at-11s 6d, and 1,620
tons Rangoon at lls 3d per cwt, both: floating conditions.
PEARL, SEGO : 600 bexes are reported, partly at 21s 6d
per cwt for small.

Runt is in limited request, and the sales are only 60
casks Demerara, at a decline of ld to 2d per gallon.
TEA : The market keeps very strong for all kinds of black,
and prices are well supported, but fronfthe limited quan-
tity on offer, transactions are somewhat curtailed ; ex.
porters, speculators, and the trade have bought freely in
the medium to fine descriptions of young hyson, imperials
and gunpowders, which may be quoted Id per lb higher
than last week.

INDIGO OR SLIELL LAC: No sales reported.
LAC DYE: A :ew chests DT are reported at 23 •por lb.
GUM: 3 tons African red at 90.3 to 62s 6d.

GAXBIER : 50 tons, to arrive. price not transpired, and
100 tons in store, at 17s for sound, and 16s 3d to los 6d
for heated.

SAGO FLOUR : About 800 bags, principally at its 3d to
17s 6d per cwt.
LINSEED OIL CARR : .23 tons Atnerican at £9 15s to £lO
per ton.

- SALTPETRE : There has been rather more inquiry, and
100 tons sold for arrival at 43s for 5 per cent, and 1,000
bags at 33s 6d for 16i per cent, 36s 6d for 11 per cent, up
to 43s for 5 per cmt-reiraction.
NITRATE OF SODA: ISO tons sold ,at 21s 61 to 2-3 s per
cwt, also 340 tons to arrive within the range of our
quotations.

LOGWOOD: 60 tons Campeachy sold at £S 23 6d to £8
ss, 40 tons Tobasco at £7 I 0:, 80 tons Honduras at £5
17s 6d to £6, 150 tons Jamaica at £4 12sf6d.
LIMA WOOD : 70 tons at £32,* with 60 tons to arrive at
£22 per ton.

Flusup AND BARW0011: Small parcels of each sold at
the quotations.
_

ROSIN: 2,000 barrels are 'reported, at 4s id to 4s 3d for
common, 8s to lOs for medium, and Iss toi6s per cwt. for
fine.

TURPENTINE : 250 barrels sold at 9s 6d per cwt.
TAa ; For 1,500 barrels American Ils 6d to 12s 6d per
barrel has been accepted, according to size and quality.
Amiss : Pot and pearl are dull, at last week's rates.
LINSEED quiet ; no sales to report.
RAPESEED: There is some demand, but little remains
unsold.

MusTArtn Scan : 2,200 bags yellow realised 58s for
middling quality.
GrizzGELLy SEED: 340 bags brought 62s per qr.
HIDES : The sales this week comprise about 4,000 River
Plate salted at oid to 101 d, 700 Sydney cow at 7d, 4,000
Melbourne, first class at 6d, second at 6d, and third at
30 per lb.
BRIMSTONE has been in fair request, the sales being
about 700 tons, at £7 2s 6d to £B, including 160 tons to
arrive at .f 7 53 per ton.
ArooLs continue slow of sale, and 0n1y.36 casks Oporto
are reported at 44s to 475.
CREAM or TARTAR : Small sales have been made at 102 s
6d to 105 s, and discoloured at 85s to 85s 6d.

SUMAC: There has been more demand ; 900 bags Palermo
taken at lls 6d to 12s 6d, 1500 bags Catania at 7s 9d to
Bs, small lots of Tyrol at 7s 91 to Bs, and 50 bags. leafy
Trieste at 9s.

BARR : 200 bags Baltimore sold at 13s 6d.
BERRIES : 400 bags Persian yellow sold at 45s per cwt.
ARNATTO : 5 casks flag sold at 10d per lb.
()lava OIL : There has been a steady inquiry ; the sales
are 110 tons at £5B to £5B lOs for Galipoli, £54 lOs to £55
for Seville and Malaga, £54 to 434 lOs for Lisbon, and
£52 per tun for Itlogadore.
SEAL OIL : 170 tons pale and 30 Cod have been sold
at about former rates.

LINSEED and RAPE OIL continue without change.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE : 300 barrels American are
reported on the spot and to arrive at 41a to 42s per cwt.
PALM OIL : The sales are about 300 tons, all on the spot,
at £45 to £46 per ton ; the market is rather weaker.
TALLOW : The demand is very quiet, at a decline of 6d
to Is on last week's rates; 80 casks Isjorth American
(8.A.) brought 60s to 6s 3d, and small parcels of Odessa
59s to 60s per cwt.
LARD: 100 tons have been sold at 66s to 68s par owt.,
according to quality.
Jura : 1700 bales are reported at £23 2s 6d to £26 17s
6d, being full prices.
HEMP : 150 bales Italian have been taken at £34, 25
bales Bombay at .e2O, and 50 bales Manilla at 4'37 per
ton.
BEEF : The market has shown increased activity, and
the sales for the week are of an extensive character at
full prices generally, and very little of really fine quality
is left in first hands ; advanced rates are now asked for
all descriptions, which will, with the present light stock,
likely be obtained.
PORK : Small sales continue to be made, but Trish has
this year quite the preference over American.
BACON: The demand is of a retail character, and holders
become somewhat anxious, as the stock is s ill large ; for
choice short middles full prices are made, some fine brands
of long middles also bring former rates, but for Cumber-
land cut, and for ordinary short and long middles, lower
prices would be submitted to if buyers appeared.
LARD: The advance has checked the demand, and the
sales for the week are about 100 tons, chiefly at 67s 6d.
CHEESE is a very slow sale, especially for the ordinary
and inferior descriptions.
GREASE BUTTER sells at the quotations.'
ENSUING SALES BY AUCTION.

Monday, July 13 : 55 tons Sayanilla Fustie.
Tuesday, July 14 : 4,936 dry salted Hides ; 3,456 bales
Wool.

Wednesday, July 15 : 77 chests East India Gum Arabic ;
133 cases Argots ; 9 casks discoloured Tartar ; 5 tons
Camwood ; 10 tons Red Saudera Wood 100 tons Bone

Ash ; 150 tons cattle Bones ; 412 tins, 97 do. all faults
Arrowroot ; 1,014 bales Wool.
Thursday, July 16 : 2,060 bales Wool.
Friday, July 17 : 3,866 bales Wool.
Thursday, July 30 : 45 tons 17 bales India-rubber.