Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-15 00:00:00

Compared with the returns of the previous week,
the tiboVe'ShOws the following results

Active c3icillation
Bullion
Rest" ' r -

21,080,1(
19,19/

..,,...J—increase
I,2l4,lol—lncrease

207,815
46,701
47,230

Seven-daY 64 other t 838,535—Increase
T1:1,

Public Dolma
Other Deposit
44averzunent Seeti 10,695,807
cities

15,725;808--Increase

—Decrease

106,784

Other Securities l6,s6l,l9l—Decrease
Notes unemployed ll,9ss,93s—Decrease
Cash to liabilities,
: per Mil - f

1,645,548
20.5,065

Increas4

Rate of Interest

Amsterdam
Ditto

2 per cent

*otterdam
Antwerp
Brussels
Ilamburgh
Paris

FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
Short ll 15 to 11 ... 15,1
Three Months.. 11 16 ... 11 ... 17A
f 1 11 ... 16 ... 11 ... 17;
25 30 25 ...

Frankfoi
Vienna .
Trie4te

Three Montt

10 '... 65
10 ... 70

Petersburg
Madrid

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS,

118
10 75
10 80

LivEnroor, Punboon.—Colonial &c.—Sugar continues in mode-
rate demand, 380 bags Demerara are reported at 44s 6d ; 900 bag,
Benares at 445. 6d to 45s 9d'•' and 1,660 bags Maranhani, at 25s to
30s 6d Or cwt., in bond, for brown to fine white.' Nothing had taken
place in Molasses or Rum. At auction, 620 bags Ceara Coffee
brought 42s to 50s; and 1,600 bags Arracan Rice, all faults, 6s 9d
per cwt. for Ist class
.damaged. In Dyewoods, the sales com-
prise 100 tons St. Domingo Logwood at £4 7s Gd, 20 tons
Jamaica at £4 2s 6d, 50 tons Limawood at £l5, and 5 tons Cam-
wood at £3l 5s to PO per ton. .! Of Ashes, 50 barrels Pots sold
at 28s 9d to 295, and Pearls quoted at 32s to 32s 6d, Retail sales
of Nitrate of Soda at 16s 6d for fine, 25 boxes refined Bombay
Saltpetre at 4Os for 4i per cent refradtion, and 30 bags at 18s Gd
per cwt for .41 per cent refraction. The market for Brimstone is
firm, and nothing done ; the sales for the week are 800 tons. on
the spot, at £7 lOs to £8 for thirds, and 300 tons best seconds, to
arrive, •at £8 per ton. 100 bales Lima Orehella Weed are reported
at 38s, and small sales of Philadelphia Bark at 9s 6d per cwt.
Oils: A little business doing in Palm at £4l to £ll 10s, and in
Olive at £5l for Gallipoli, some South American Cocoanut oil
has been sold at £4O per tun. Tallow : P.Y.C. at .53s 6d to
53s 9d, and of Lard 20 tierces at 56s per cwt. 10 barrels
Spirits of Turpentine have brought 495, and 200 barrels common
Rosin 5s 3d per cwt. In seeds we have to notice 300 bags Bom-
bay -Linseed at 54s to 54s 9d per quarter. Of the Jute offered
by auction, only about 200 bales found buyers at £l6 to £2l ss.
per ton.

LIVERPOOL COTTON.—A general want of animation] has
characterised the cotton market during the past week, partly
owing to the advices from the States, and partly to the political
tions on the Continent. Despite their extensive en-
ts, the trade continue to act very cautiously, purchasing
ieir immediate requirements, whilst the operations of
)rs and exporters are very insignificant. Holders 'show
position to meet the demand, and although not actually
ales, offer very freely, and the tendency of prices has
favour of the buyer, to the extent of 1-16 d to id per
nerican. Brazil and Egyptian unchanged. Surat rather
the lower qualities. The weekly sales are 45,990 bales,
1,520 are on speculation, and 4,700 for export.

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