Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-05 00:00:00

REVIEW OP THE WHIM.

SUGAR: The improvement in the market noticed last
week has not. continued, and the advance of is per owl
then quoted has again been lost ; the sales are limited
to 260 hhds 8.P., 350 bags Dummah Dates at 43s 6d, 500
hhds Porto Itica and Cuba at 47s 6d to 524 duty paid, and
2,500 bags Brazil at 32s to 33s 6d per cwt in bond for low
to good brown, with a cargo of 470 tons Bahia, to arrive,
on secret terms.
MOLASSES : Holders having submitted to lower prices,
550 puncheons have been sold, viz., Antigua at 235, Cuba
Muscavado at 225, Trinidad at 20s per cwt, with clayed
Cuba, the price of which is not given, the greater portion
of these being taken for export.
COFFEE : Pending the approaching public sales,
transactions have been limited to 30 tierces Jamaica, at
65s 61 to 703 for ordinary to fair ordinary, and 40 casks
Plantation Ceylrn at 65s to 86s per cwt.
COCOA is still in demand for export, and 360 bags Para
have been taken at 87s 6d per cwt.
Race : At the end of last week an active demand sprung
up, chiefly speculative and export, and extensive sales
were effected, the market closing at an, improvement at
3d per cwt; the business for the week comprises 17,200
bags Bengal, at 9, 91 for Ballam, 9s 93 for broken, Ils fQr
middling, and 134 to 13s 6d for good to fine, 5,200 bags
Bassein at lOs 31, 5,250 bags Necransie at 108 91, and
4,500 tons for arrival, consisting of R.angoon at lOs 91 for
distant delivery, lOs 91 to Ils tor Necransie, landing con-
ditions, and lOs 91 per cwt, floating terms.
PEARL SAGO: 150 boxes realised 21s 63 for medium,
223 for large, and 23s 91 per cwt for small grain.
Rum : Rather more inquiry has appeared ; transactions
comprise 300 puncheons Jamaica at the quotations, and
150 puncheons Demerara, partly at 3s 7d to 3s 91 per
gallon, 30 per cent overproof.
TEA : After the delivery of the Overland letters on
Monday, the market was a little excited, but subsequently
inactive ; in the last two days a good trade demand has
sprung up for medium kinds of Congou from is 41 to Is
6d ; some few common have changed hands at Is 2d ;
there are now buyers at Is 211, but few sellers under Is
20 per lb; scented teas are becoming scarce and wanted ;
greens fully support previous rates. .
INDIGO: A. few chests Bengal have- been disposed of
at 6s 101 to 7s per lb, being an advance of 4a on the
public sale.
CUTCR : 160 bags; at 63s 61 to 65s for heated, and 66s
61 per cwt for sound ; little done in other descriptions of
East India drysaltery articles.
SAG) FLotta : 300 bags sold at 16s 91 to Us per cwt.
RATTANS : 5,200 bundles at 5s 3d to 5s 6d per 100.
SALTPETRE: Sales made to the extent of 4,000 bags,
principally for arrival, at 53s to 555.
NITRATE or SODA : 250 tons in store at 21s 6d to 253,
and for arrival, 159 tons at 21s 61 to 23s per cwt.

DTEWOOD3: The transactions continue limited, being
confined to small lots of Campeachy logwood at £7 15s to
£B, 300 tons Jamaica at £4 7s 6d to £4 Ms, and 20 tons
Honduras at Z 6.

Fume : 10 tons Tobasco at £7 152, a small lot of Ja-
maica at £7 12; 6i, and Cuba at £8 17s 6d.
NICARAGUA. WOOD: 40 tons solid at £lB to £l3 23 6d,
and 20 tons small at 1:15..
LIMA Wow): 30 tons at 414 103 to £25•
SAPAN WOOD: 14 tons at £2O. •
ERIN Y : 12 tons African black at £9 12s 61 per ton.
Ron,: : 3,030 barrels sold at 4s 31 to 4s 6d for common,
up to 25s per cwt for extra fine quality.
Asans : 450 barrels sold at 42s to 42i 6d for pearl, and
at 423 6d to 433 3d per cwt for pot.
LINSEED quiet, but steady ; no sales reported.
RApEsEED : Small parcels of Bombay sold at 523 to 61s.
MUSTARD SEED: 1,000 bags yellow at 60s to 6ls per
quarter.

HIDES : About 3,000 salted Buenos Ayres ox have been
sold at 913 for heavy, and 10d per lb for light.
BRIMSTONE has met with a moderate demand, and
about 350 tons have found buyers, at 82i 61 for seconds
on the spot, an.l £7 lOs per ton fOr third quality to arrive.
Aecom are still neglected.
TARTAR : The sales are quite in retail, at 75s for brown,
87s for discoloured, and 102 s for Cream.

Suma,c: Some considerable parcels have been sold by
auction 2,500 bags of Palermo, at rate 3 ranging from 83
for inferior old, to lOs 6d for good, and 12s 6d to 14s for
new, also 141 bags NURetell° at 7s 31 to 7s 6d, and 100
bags Tyrol at 7s 6d.

QUERCITRnN BARK: 44 hhds. of Philadelphia are
reported at 15s to 15e 6d, and 120 bags Baltimore at 12s.
MADDER BOOTi : 360 bales Bombay were sold, chiefly
by auction, at 363 63 to 37, 61, 88 bales Turkey at 533 to
61s.

MADDER: 135 bags Spanish at 533 per cwt.
LEMON JUICE: A few pipes of concentrated have
realizNl ld per degree.

OLIVE Ozr, has continued in brisk demand, and 135
tuns sold on the spot, beside a carco of Corfu and one of
Galipoli, afloat ; prices close at £59 to £6O for Galipoli,
£5B to £5B 10s for Spanish, and £5B Der tun for Lisbon.
SEAL OIL 193 tons, on the spot and to arrive, have
been sold at about former rates
Con OIL continues dull of sale.
LINSEED OIL is iu mod,rat. demand at 4Q3 to 41s.
RAPE : Palo at Ms to 52i GI per Mt.
SPIRIT 4 OF TURPENTINT; : 400 barrels Americas
realized 35s to 36s per cwt.
PALM OIL has been in fair demand, and 400 tons_sold
at £4b 103 to £47 per ton. •
TALLOW has been dull, and only small sales made at 63s
to .64s for Y.C., and 55s to fls 6i per cwt for Australian.
LARD: 50 tons are taken at 703 to 71s per cwt.
JUTE : There are no transactions to report.
name: 150 bales Italian haye been sold at £23 153 to
£3l per ton.
Cola YARN: 6.tons at £22 15s per ton.

BEET: At a further decline of 5s to lOs per tierce,
which under the influence of the late arrivals holders have
submitted to, a msderate retail business has been
transacted; buyers are met freely at the decline, and the
tendency at present is to still lower rates.
PORK is quiet, and rather easier prices are taken for all
descriptions.
BACON; Tho re-shipaieut to New York of etweiderable