Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-10 00:00:00

a small dem-aid

GLASGOW IRON

go. 1 makers' i

Warrants, 52s 9d
this week 12,211 1

L:VERPOOL COTTON MARKET

We have had a quiet market for Cotton to-day,- without
change in price. The sales including 10 Bahia', Bd. ; 100
Egy;tian, sid. 9,-;-,d..; 700 Surat, sd. to 6d. There are
reported 6,000 bales, of which 1,500 are on speculation and
for-export - -

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET

Since Friday the weather ha
d many other local

sain changed, and in this
much rain has fallen, giving at

least a temporary interruption ;to the progress o,
the appreciation of the Whestt crop in this kingdom, as a

ovest ;

whole, rather retrograd
pated last week, the prevailin_ _
of quality and , comparative lightn
condition, so far, proving better than was expected in the
southern districts, where deliveries been to be freely made
in the midland and northern counties the crop must neces-
sarily remain for some time liable to the influences of the
season for gathering in: In regard to France the probabilities
are still less favourable than before' for removal of export
business, judging from the more matured reports we now
receive from that country on the deficiency of their Wheat
trop,' generally estimated under an average both as to
quantity and quality, and the high relative rates prevailing
in consequence. Prices in America continue to droop, and
already shippers have begun to operate to a limited extent.
The British markets show very little change in prices,
upon a slow trade ; and here we were equally devoid of
animation up to yesterday, when, owing to the wet w
a speculative demand sprung up, and some
Wheat in. Germany•were taken at a deck
unon the' currencies submitted to last Frid

than otherwise, and, as antioi-

inion tends tow4ls variety

•eather,

argoes of

foreign

We have only a trifling addition to repo
noted on Friday, and in the aggregate they
exports for the week are also limited.
The 'day proving very fide, and havini
tendance of millers and dealers at market,
demand for Wheat was upon, quite an in
and the improved value acquired throug
transactions of yesterday is partially lost, a
general currencies of Tuesday last- for • thi
there appeared no desire to tat
ment. Flour is

L to tae
are small.

mport:
The

only a
the consu

ignificant

;h" the inc
.nd, we rope
a grain, at
ircels 'for i

erate

'toady pric
sales ref
decline
atter of

Oats and

former of
load on

Oatml
Id. to
le wed

Dwly, at
A on th

corn'
6d. p,

':"or-coueur

cession of
week.

LIVERPOOL

FROM(
Ireland •
Coastwise
Canada &
otherßri.
Col.out of
Europe.
11. States
EuropoiSce
Egypt

INTO
Runcorn

=roam To
For. Paths '
Ireland

Coastwise

LIVE
_
The Sugar.market cc
khds.,Barbado& are reported at 38s. 6d. to 43a
12g-barrels' Antienp •gt 40s. 3d: to 41s. 6dl; .20
at 445. 6d., and 450 biigs Pernams, in bond, at
cwt. Nothifig. has taken plaCe in Molasses -or. num
17 tierces and 20 barrels Jamaica Coffee, in publi
realised•66o: to 70s. per Cwt. for ordinary to fine ordinary
Of tlie“leiigal Rice offeted'by-auction, only 650'bagp
were sold at 9s. ;- by- private, 4,600 bags new Necransil
have been purchased, at 98. 6d. per cwt.
At pUblic sale, 906. bales Jute realised £l4-178. 6d. en
£2l 10s, pet,
,tOn'being Steady rates; we have alsO to notice
a small 'parcl otJarnaica'Oingerat 765. to 126. per c
wti,
and 500- baga yellow Scinde -Mustard Seed at 38s. pet
quarter.
••,•DyiNootidtti:-10 tons Limawood sold at •£l3 15s. ; 5 tons •
Rokelle Camwood, £34-; •small sales of•Red;Sairderswoodat
X5-10iTiellOil-- • - - • -- - :
Drysalteries, &c.-40 bags' Palermo Sumac sold at 13S.
60 tonsllitrate,of Soda sold at .14s. 6d* to 15s. No further.
sales in Saltpetre or Asliei* 80 bales Mexican Fibre sold sit-
£26 10s. per ton for 'sound. 20. tons common Bones sold at
44 12s. 6d. per ton.
&c.---Paltn quiet at. £44: •: Tallow unchanged.
'l6 tots TuScan sold at 555. OliVe steady at 'late rates.
fioo •gallons Cod- Liver at 7s. per gallon. Linseed 295.
1,000 brls. Rosin;• common at :38.•fid. to 3s. ad., better at
3s:Liita.' to ltd. I'6o brls7 Spirits of :Turpentine at
, percwt: _
.:,---per
'hon.-No sales' to report'. ' Market clo4ccs 'With
,es at, 535.' 3d. three weeks, and's4e. three months open,
with bi iit:'fi3syera .:341., five weeks, and -535. 6d. three; Week
s
open. .

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DRTS
'1859, inclusive

din at-
mptive
scale,

3reased
eat the
which
invest-

ti con-

bis,day

RUES wit

dOAN MARKET.—AvausT 9

-1.20
bbebi.
Cubit
(1. pd.

ic salei,

1
There „0;, aiii-ift.Biyo),. of English-Wheat, whieVnie a
e
dull saki. tit last.yeekis prineS. In foreign, little or nothi g
doing. Spritqacorn was only inrretail at late rates.

filf#ol4 CORN M AIZ K gT.-Aitat7Bl.

- .
There were several samples of old- Wheat at mar ,t
to-day u tew hu.yers `came forward, and ls. per bariel
less mauet"thsWl`lot titre'rOit'hiitltout any s*,3
resulti! 6 - Wlitatt.': Old Oats. N:f-e
'444Ad44onsitleirabla-,qiiafttity ivitlioat buyers, tg-Tite factott
would have tt-eeepted a: reduction. of dd. per barrel. Some
fine samples of: stew 'Barley were
.offered, but there was no
business done,