The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-02 00:00:00

LONDON PRODUCE AL4RKET,7MAv 1,

Suosa.--We have had a very active market during the week, and
prices to-day show an advance of fully Is 6d on those of last Friday.
An unusually large amount of business doae,as the trade and specu-

idors have been large buyers. The refined has also advawed. and
umps quoted from 67s to 70i.
CCFFEE.—The public sales have been fairly met, and nearly all of
the recent arrivals nave been sold, but quotAtions have scer,ely teen
stappoOed this woes'.
Tss.—The trade have bought wood lend fine Congou and greens at
previous rates, but speculators have been out Of the market, and
Common Cougou remains quoted 12d4 to 123 d.
i ICE.-.A fair amount of business done at the full prices of last
week •
prices have been paid, with a limited business done.
:ALTPETRE has sold steadily, at an advai ce of 6rl to Is this week.
SPICES have sold steadily, and prices with difficul4y slippOn.ed.
COTToN.—A-limited business done at previous rates.
In other articles no matrrial alteration.

English and Scotch
3130

3,;0
2140

•
Flour, .... barrels. .... sacks.
Loy ow/ AVERAGES —Wheat, 58s Id : Barley, 403 91; oats, 21s 8
Ilye, 03 od ; Beams, 37s 71; Pease, 393 7d.

IMPERIAL AVERAG ES.

Wheat. I Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans., pease.
Mar. 21 .. 53s 102,43 s 82 243 4d 383 10d 39 0393 23
2d .. 56s 6d 473 lo 238 73 403 9d 393 63,383 63
April 4 .. 543 Su 47a 3d 23s 6+, 371 8d 39s 83 s 9; Id
11 .. i33s 11, 45; gi 24s 4d 38S 9d 398 hid 3is
18 '33 0,1 443 73 23; Sri 36s 3d 403 03 39; 43
25 .. 3; 22 433 7 as 9i 35; gd 3gs 8 i 39s 31
6wk'sAg Av.l34s 45; 103 23s 8d 38; 0 ; 393 81'393 03

LONDON CATTLE MA

K ET.-MAY 1.

The number of beasts is not much larger than of late ; but the de-
mand has increased and consequently a clearance cannot be effected,
although a small reduction is submitted to. There is a large supply
of sheep and lambs, and trade is excessively dull for them. Prices
are lower, and many remain uns yid Trade is very slow for calves.
From Germany and there are 31 beasts, 500 she rt. and 202
calves. Norfolk and Suffolk, 400 beasts; milch cows, 119.

Per stone of 81ba. 's.d.a. d. ' Per stone of Bibs. a. d. s. d.
Best Scots, Herefords 4 6 5 10 Best Dns & lif-bredSh 4 10 5 0
Best Short-horns 4 4 4 8 Best Lorr-wools .... 0 0 0 0
Second quality beasts 3 4 4 t Do, do. Shorn .... 4 6 4 8
Calves
Pigs
Best Des & Hf-breds 5 6 1, 8 Lambs 5 8 6 6

Beasts at market, 1,016; sheej
pigs, 12.

i) and lambs, 6,520 ; calves, las.

LONDON MINING MARKE P.-MAY 1.

NO business worth reporting has taken place in this market this
morning, owing to the absence of the members of the Stock Exchange.
The following dividends have been declared during the month of
April : _

Per share. Amount.
Minerva Mining Company .....e3 0 0
Wheat Basset .... ............. 8 0 0
Alfred Cons Is 0 12 0 ...... 3,072
West 'eton .
North Basse t .
Polberro
Tivcroft.
St. Day United
Botallack 7 0 0 .. .... 1,400
Dolcosth
Great South To'gus
Wheal Trelawney ... ....... .. 1 0 0
Concurrow
Wheal S -ton
Cwmystwith .. . . 5 0 0
Treweatha
Rosenwarne United ..
West Wheal Providence ...... 0 10 0

Total

32,953

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—MAY 1.
We had a fair business done to-day in wheat at fully last Friday's
prices, with a fair demand for fine fresh parcels. Barley was steady.
Beans must be quotedils higher, and oats and shellings rather dearer
than on last market day.

DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—MAY 1.
There was a small stipply of grief' at to-day's market. Wheat
sold at Tuesday's rates. In oats there was but litt'e done, and prices
were barely maintained. Indian corn was moderately dealt iu at
former prices.

CORK BUTTER MARKET.-MAY 1.
The tupply to-day consisted of 700 kegs and firkins, which sold off
at the following prices :—Fie.sts, 1235; seconds, 1203; Thirds, lo4s ;
Fouiths, 775; Fifths, 645; and Sixths, 52s per cwt.

CORK CORN isIARKET. —MA,, 1

A steady mai ke;. today at the following prices—White wheat,
345; red do., 30s to 31s 6d; barley, 173 9d to 225; and oats, 12s 6d
to 15s 4d..

BELFAST CORN MARKET.—MAY I.
There way a small supp!y of wheat and oats at the farmers' market
today, and prices were a shade higher than on Friday last. Oat.
me. I was in fair supply, and GJ per cwt dearer. At the Corn
Exchange the attendance wa,i small, and very few transactions took
place. Foreign wheat was held for higher prices, and Indian corn
vtas 5s to lOs per ton dearer than on last Friday.

GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.-MAy 1.
The market was firm to-day, and t: e ruling prices were :—Mixed
Nos., huyers 75s 3d, sellers 75s 9d; No. 1, buyers 76s 6d, sellers 775;
No. 3, buyers 72s 9d, sellers 73s per ton