The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-06 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CORNMARKET.-Ju. 5

We has.° had the smallst attendance of buyers at to-day's market
that has b-een witnessed for many weeks, and the wheat trade being
almost without demand, the v.ilae is nominally id to 2d per imshei
cheaper than on Tuesday, the few sales being chiefly from the quay,
holders in warehouse being general:, disinclined to offer at less
money.

- Floiir is in moderate request, and 6d pen harr 1 I,,ss ha: been taken
ex ship.

Barley
.diffic dt of sale, and again rather cheaper.
u Beans ualterd either in value or dem incl.
Oats and Oatmeal steady at previous rates, with only a limited
business doing.
The transacri:ms in Indian corn have provel of very limited extent
to-day, ar d. prices of all 'nits must be noted 3d to 6d per qr. lower.
Arrivals from the 2nd to the 4th Jane, 1857, inclus ve.—lnto
Liverpool from Ireland—Barley, 214 qrs; malt, 49 qrs; oats, 503 q-s ;
oatmeal, 372 sacks ; flour, 77 sacks. Coastwise— Waeat, 327 qrs ;
barley, 155 qrs. Canada and oth,r Briti h Colonic: out of kuro:)o
Wheat, 1,032 qrs; fl cur, 1,,00 brls. United State —11"1 Ilan Corn,
2.267 qre. Europe, &c.— , heat; 2,20; qrs; barley, 802 qrs; cats,
83 qrs; beans, 1,8;'3 qrs; peas, 2,040 cps; Indian corn, 1,161 qrs;
flour, 3,145 sacks. kgypt—Wheat, 1,707 qrs; barley, 1,800 qrs;
Indian corn, 2,048 qrs; flour, 11 sacks. Into it uncorn —Oats, 825 qrs.
Total—Wheat, 5,256 qrs; barley, 2,971 qrs; malt, 49 qrs; oats,
1,411 qrs; beans, 1,833 qrs ; peas, 2,040 qrs; , ndian corn, 5,476 qrs;
oatmeal, 372 sacks; flour, 3,233 sacks, and 1,030 brls.

IL MAKIN & "ONS.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-JUNE 5,

SUGAR.—The market is very firm at the full pikes of yesterday,
COFFEE.— The public Palos to-day are large, and will not conclude
until a late hour. Native Ceylon, 655.
TEA.—Common congou his been sold at Is odd cash during the
week ; business has been done in low greens, for which there Li a
demand for the United States.
Cocos continues in good request, at firm prices.
RI a dull of sale, at the previous quotations.
SALTPETRE.—Business has been done privately ; prices are not
made public.

FBAAL—For currants limited sales have been made, at former
rates.

COTTON.-200 bides have been di3pose3 of.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-JUNE 5.

The market is quiet. Prices are quoted as follows :—Town Tallow,
56s 91; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 594 6d to 59, 9d ; June, 593 6d;
July to September, 58s 6d; o,..tober to December, 573 to 57s 31.

BOROUGH HOP MARK) T.-JuND 5

Accounts from the plantation conCnne to state that both fly and
lice are daily on the increase. Duty. .130,000, and market very firm.

LONDON CORN MARKET.-JUNE 5.

The quantity of Engll4l grain on sale to-day was not large; on re-
ference to the arrivals noted below, it will t.O seen that from a lo,id we
have thus far this week .cceivt-d 41,130 qrs whew, 16,810 qrs barley,
17,250 qrs of oats, and 1,940 barrels of flour. In the face of these
large arrivals and highly favourable weather, holders have evinced
great firmness; and although transaetims hive not been large in
wheat its value was supported.
Barley. bean., and pease, underwent no change of moment, whilst
in oats the tun in price was against the buyer.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM JUNE 1 TO JUNE 5.

English and Scotch
2660

Irish

Wheat.
Barley .

Foreign
41130
16810
67250

Oats
Malt

Flour, 1,940 barrels. sacks,
Loauoa AVERAGES Wheat, 60s 6d, Barley, 42s lcl ; oats, 295
31; Bye, Os Od ; Beaus, 393 Id ; Pea?e, 34s 4d.

IMPERIAL AVERAGES.

jWheat. I Oats. Rye. Beans.' Pease.
April2s .. As 2d 43e 701223 93 35s 90139 s 81393 33
May 2 .. 54s 3d 43s 43i23s 3d 44s aeogi lld 39s 43
9 .. 55s 1003 s 5d 23s 31.41 s sd4ls 5 3ys 9d
lti . 's7s 50143 s 6i Us 9'141s 6d142s .6ed403 10d
23 .. 157 s 9 i'42s 8d 24s 114i398 7d1433 8d'423 3d
39 .. Y7A 831413 103125 s 31140 s 931443 Sd 423 03
_ —
6wk'sAfrlAv. ;56s 001433 1d124s odl3Bs 11,142 s 0340 s 7d

LONDON CATTLE MARKET.— J ..ITNE 5.
We have a fair supply of beasts, although not quite so large as on
Frid, y last. Trade is active, a,d Monday's quotations are fully main-
tained. the supply of sheep and lambs is not large for the time of
year; they are readily disposed of, and In come instances rather higher
prices are realised. Calves are dearer. From Germany and Holland
there are 73 beasts, 650 sheep, and 285 calves ;, Norfolk and Suffolk,
500 beasts ; and 141 milch COWS from the home counties.

Per stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d. Per stone of Bibs. s. d. s 0.
Best Sews, Herefords 4 10 5 0 Best Dns & Hf-bredßh 5 0 5 2
Best Short-horns 4 8 4 10 Best Long.wools .. • . 0 0 0 0
Second quality beasts 3 8 4 4 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 10 5 0
Calves
Pigs ..........4 0 5 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 4 4 6
Best Una Hf-breds 0 0 0 0 Lambs 6 0 7 0
Beasts at market, 1,048 ; sheep and lambs, 7,560 ; calves, 456 ;
pigs, 160.

LONDON MINING Al tin 5.
Business in home mining stocks is very languid today, and the
market exhibits no improvement of chara-ter. The only transaction
reported in the Stock Exchange, is in Sortridge Consol shares at 1/.
There is little enquiry for any dese,iption.
In foreign mining shares no business is reported.
The price of copper has fallen Id per lb, to,ing £ll7 per ton for
tough cake. The fall has been rapid, as the price was raised to £135
on the 2nd of January, and was reduced to £126 on the 27th of April.
This movement is calculated to prejudice the high-priced copper
mines, and eTecially those which are sellers of low priced ores.