The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-17 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-JAN. 16.

To-day's market was attended by a very limited number
of the local and neighbouring country buyers, and we had
only one or two from any distance in the interior. The
wheat trade has ruled exceedingly dull, some extra qualities
of white and red American southern nearly supporting, in
retail consumption, the rates of Tuesday, bat ordinary sorts
offering with but little effect ld to 2cl per bushel cheaper ;
several lots of oaty red have, however, been taken for hold-
ing over at 8s 2d to 8a 3d per 701bs, with which exception,
there has been scarcely an appearance of life in the trade.
Secondary brands of flour are 6d per brl. cheaper ; the
best kinds of American are held for about late prices, but
are quite unsaleable.
Barley and beans without change in value, and little
business transpiring.
Oats and oatmeal dull, and rather inclining lower.

Indian corn 3d to 6d per qr. cheaper, and'litt,e done.
Arrivals and Exports from the 13th to the 15th Jan.,
1857, inclusive.—lnto Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 959
qrs. ; barley, 54 qrs. ; oats, 1,993 qrs. ; oatmeal, 9,704
sacks ; flour, 450 sacks. Coastwise—heat, 230 qrs:;
malt, 468 qrs. ; oats, 352 qrs. ; beans, 12 qrs. ; oatmeal,
687 sacks ; flour, 5 brie. United States—Wheat, 10,840
qrs. ; Indian corn, 3,795 qrs. ; flour, 18,231 brls. Into
Runccrn—Oats, 430 qrs. Europe, &c.—Wheat, 9 qrs.—
Total—Wheat, 12.038 qrs. ; barley, 54 qrs. ; malt,
468 qrs. ; oats, 2,775 qrs. ; beans, 12 qrs ; Indian
corn, 3,79.5 qrs.; oatmeal, 10,391 sacks; flour, 450 sacks,
and 18,236 brls. Exports to foreign parts—Wheat, 662
qrs. ; oats,2BB qrs.; f10ur,675 hrls. Ireland—Wheat, 1 ,305
qrs. ; Indian corn. 2,996 qrs. ; flour, 60 sacks, and 300
brls. Coastwise—Wheat, 299 qrs. ; Indian corn, 54 qrs. ;
flour, 8 sacks, and 103 brls. R. MAKIN & SONS.

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—JAN. 16.
This market is quite inanimate, and the business going
forward dull, but prices are unchanged.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. -JAN. 16.

SUGAR : We have had a dull market this week, as the
quantity brought forward in public sale on Tuesday far
exceeded the demand, and buyers refused to give last
week's prices, and a decline of 6d to is was established,
at which about half sold. Importers have since strength-
ened the market by not offering any quantities of importance,
and we can only quote a decline of 6d at the close
of the week. The refined market is 6d lower. Lumps,
61s to 635.

COFFEE : There has been a decided improvement in
the tone of the market this week, but we cannot quote
any decided advance, although the public sales have
gone off briskly Native Ceylon very firm at 555.
to 565.

TEA : Prices have been very steady, but good common
congou has been sold at 111 d, which were last week's prices.
The public sales showed an advance of Id on greens, the
congou chiefly withdrawn.
RICE : A further decline of fully 3d has been established,
at which a fair amount of business has been done.

Rum : Prices have been supported, but with a limited
business done.

SALTPETRE : The business done has been so limited that
we cannot alter quotations.
SPICES : A large business has been done at previous rates.
Cassia Ligr ea, of which a large quantity was offered, partly
sold at advanced rates.

COTTON : Prices are a shade :lower, particularly for
Madras, and a full amount of business done during the
week.

DRUGS sold heavily in the large fortnightly sales, and a
large portion was bought in to supp:Jrt prices.
INDIGO: Guetamala sold in public sale at a slight
advance.

In other articles an material alteration, but markets
generally have been rather dull this week.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-JAx. 16.

The market is firm.- Prices are quoted as follows :
Town tallow, 59s 6d nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C., on the
spot, 60s to 608 6(1 ; Jan. to March, 60s.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—JAN. 16.
The demand for fine hops is still extensive, and second
class samples find buyers at improved prices.

LONDON CORN MARKET.-JAN. 16.

The receipts of foreign wheat and oats this week have been
tolerably good, but of flour they amount to only 2,700 brls.
With barley we have been more liberally supplied than of
late. The wheat trade was inactive, and resulted in a retail
sale at Monday's rates. Flour sold on much the same terms
as earlier in the week.

Barley, owing to increased supplies from abroad, did not
go off freely, being held at fully late rates.

For oats the demand was of retail character; holders,
notwithstanding, were enabled to maintain Monday's
quotations.
Beans and peas steady.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM JAN. 12 TO lAN. 16.

Wheat
Barley .....
Oats
Malt.

English and Scotch Irish. Foreign.
2640 .... 10530
40 80 .... 11980
830 1000 12410
2170 .... ....
Flour, 2700 barrels, sacks.

LONDOX AVERAGRS: Wheal
4d; Rye, Os Od ; Beans, 38s 8d;

;, 64s Id ; Barley, 48s 6d ; oats, 23s
Pease, 49s Bd.