Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-29 00:00:00

FOREIGN EXCHANGES

Amsterdam Short
Ditto, 3 months
Rotterdam..
Antwerp
Brussels
Hamburgh ......
Paris Short ..
Ditto; 3 . months ...
Marseilles
Frankfort .
Vienna
Trieste

St. Petersburg
Madrid

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET

-JUNE

DYEWOODS : Small sales St Domingo Logwood at £4 Ss,
20 tons common Spanish Fustic at £5, to arrive, and 50
tons Barwood at £3 2s 6d per ton.
ASHES : Pots at 275, and Pearls at 30s.
NITRATE OF SODA iS unchanged.
SALTPETRE : Nothing further has transpired.
BRIMSToNE: 10 tonsgood seconds sold at £7 17s 6d per ton.
GAMBIER : Some heated taken at 17s 6d.
OILS : Palm at £47. Olive : No business has transpired.
COCOANUT OIL : A small lot at 455.
TALLOW unchanged.
ROSIN : 1,000 barrels common, to arrive, at 4s, and 300
bags, on the spot, at 3s lid to 4s.
SEEDS : 250 bags yellow Mustard at 34s 6d, and 150 bags
brown Bombay Rape, at 43s per quarter.
JUTE : The market is qniet, and of 3,000 bales offered at
auction, only 750 found buyers at £l7 to £2l 17s 6d per ton.
HEMP : 61 bales Bombay at £2l 5s per ton.
INDIA RUBBER : 7 cases at 4s 2-id per lb for fine quality.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—JUNE 28.
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There has been a quiet market for cotton to-day at steady
prices. The sales—including 30 Maranham, 82d ; 100
Egyptian, 7;d to 9d; 1,100 Surat, 4id to 5 1-16 d—are
reported 6,000 bales, of which 1,500 are on speculation
and for expert.

LIVERPOOL' SCOTCH (pro) IRON MARKET—JUNE 28.
Our market for warrants closes flat : buyers of anything
at 47s 6d, but no sellers.
Shipments from Glasgow last week.. ..
Do. Do. corre3pondinz week, 1358 ~ .. h,
Do. . Do. ' Do. 1857 .. 6,
Total 'shipments from Glasgow from Ist Jan. 1859; to date 160
Same period, 1858

Decrease

Price this time last year

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT—JUNE 28.
Less doing to-day, and, consequently, a quieter tone
pervades the market generally, but producers, notwith-
standing, still keep "very firm in their prices both for cloth
and yarn.
ry .
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET

-JUNE 28

Sugar : The large public sales are 'progressing at about
previous rates. A cargo brown Bahia sold. afloat at 25s for
S Weden.

Coffee : The large public sales are going off without
spirit. Native Ceylon, of an old importation, sold at 535. ,
Tea : The demand for this article continues limited.
Rice : Holders are very firm. Bengal continues in fair
demand.
Saltpetre : This article remains dull of sale.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET
There were not-many buyers in attendance at our market

-,-Jurit 28

this, morning, and sales of wheat are practicable only, in the
merest retail,-. any improvement -realised in the course of last
week being lost, and the prices of Tuesday last scarcely
'supported ; there appears,.. however, no pressure :to sell,
except' in a few instances ex ship, from some:of our recent
heavy arrivals of this grain. Flour is in somewhat better
demand, and we repeat our last quotations generally.
Egyptian Beans have made 'rdte 2d per cental more money.
In Oats and Oatmeal no. change, business drill. Indian Corn
in fair demand for feeding purposes; at rather higher rates
than upon this day week. ROBERT AfAKIN & SoNs.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—JUNE 28.. "
The" amount of business doing in our market is very
moderate, and prices rule somewhat uncertain. The bine
is growing rapidly, and the duty is called £lBO,OOO.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—yusE 28.
The market is quiet. Prices are quoted as follows :
Town tallow, 55s 6d, net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the
spot, 55s 9d ; July, 55s 6d to 55s 9d : August to Septem-
ber, 56s 3d to 56s 6d ; October to December, 56s 9d.

LONDON MINING MARKET.—JUNE 28.
Inactivity still prevails in the market for home mining
stocks, with little change in prices. Great Wheal Alfred
shares are officially marked 1&, and Providence, 68. Shares
have likewise changed hands in the under-mentioned
British mines, viz. :—Par Consols, East Wheal Russell,
Wheal Margaret, Buller and Basset, and West Caradon.
The shares of the St. John del Rey Mining Company are
officially marked 9. In colonial descriptions no change has
taken place.
LONDON MONEY MARKET—JUNE 28.
Consols opened at 921 to 921, at which they
remained steady all the morning. Shares continue inactive,
and little change in quotations ; tone of market good, but
prices very nominal.

HULL CORN MARKET.-JUNE 28.
Weather showery ; a fair attendance and a good supply
of 'wheat; farmers ask 2s advance upon last week; this
checks business, but is is freely given; other articles with-
out change. --
LEEDS CORN MARKET.—JrNE 28.
Good show of wheat to-day, and quiet trade, at Friday's
rates. In spring corn, no change to note.

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.—JUNE 28.
There was a small attendance of buyers. English wheat
offered at Saturday's prices, but few sales effected. Large
arrivals of foreign, but no business doing. Flour a slow
sale at Saturday's rates. Barley brings late rates, with a
retail demand. Oats steady. Beans and peas held stiffly,
with an improved demand. Weather dull and showery.

NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET.—JUNE 28.
Supply of beasts 896. Trade steady at full rates. Sheep
and Lambs 7,890. A good demand for sheep at previous
rates, a slight improvement in the lamb trade. Pigs 273.
The turn dearer. Prices : Beef, 6s to 8s per stone ; pork,
5s 6d to 6s 9d per stone; sheep, 50 to 60 per lb ; lambs,
nd to 8d per lb

CORK CORN MARKET.—JUNE 28
Red wheat, 24s 3d ; oats, 13s. to 16s;

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CORK BUTTER MARKET.—JUNE 28.,
Firsts, 101 s,; seconds, 99s ; thirds, 938 ; fourths, 84s ;
fifths, 665. 2,700 in market.

DUBLIN CORN MARKET. JUNR 28.
at lad day's
Farmers' wheat and oats in better demand,

Ili to 11 124
141 11 ... 15
146
10 ... 25 ... 15
10 25 .. 15
::: 13 4
1/i
30 25 55

The Funds opened with increased firmness, and soon
experienced a fresh rise of nearly ,3-.4 per cent. A partial
relapse subsequently occurred, but at four o'clock Consols
were quoted at the best point of the day, per cent. higher
than yesterday. In the other markets the tendency of
prices was likewise upwards, notwithstanding the general
stagnation of business. In the Discount Market 21 per
cent. is charged for the best bills. About £40,000 in gold
was sent into the. Dank to-day.—. Daily News City Article,
Monday _Evening.

The English *Funds have experienced a fresh improvement
of I, per cent. to-day, on the 'assumption that the results of
the battle of Cavriana will dispose the Austrians to submit
to terms of peace, and increase the hesitation of Prussia to
plunge into the trouble. According to a telegram from
Vienna, the attack of the French on Venice and Tagliamento,
about forty-five miles north-east of Venice, was expected to
take place on Tuesday. At Corfu, owing to the demand
for the French steamers, coal had advanced to 80s per ton.
There is a feeling at Vienna, however, that peace is pro-
bable through Prussian intervention. There was more
demand for money this morning, and applications for ad-
vances were made to the Bank. The Railway Market
has advanced in sympathy with Consols, and all the
principal British stocks, except London and North Western
and South Eastern, left off a to Q per cent. higher. The
closing prices were at the best point of the day. The
quotations from the Continent show flatness in the rates of
exchange. At Hamburgh there is an increased demand for
silver.— Times City Article, Monday Evening.
The, market of Genoa is represented as being gfeatly
overstocked with various. commodities, including especially
coffee and cereals of all kinds.

SUGAR : The market is quiet, the business being confined
to 45 hhds Antigua at 39s to 39s 3d, and 400 bags Benares
at 42s to 43s per cwt.
MOLASSES. RUM, and COFFEE : Nothing to report.
CocoA : No bids made for the St Lucia offered by auction.
GINGER : A small lot Jamaica at £3 16s to £5 per cwt.
RICE : The sales consist of 2,300 bags Bengal at lOs 3d
per cwt.