The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-31 00:00:00

GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.-JAN. 30.

We have had a somewhat firmer market to day, although
the sales going forward were limited. Prices may be ()noted
as follows :—Sellers offer mixed numbers at 73s 6d, but
buyers will not give more than 73s 3d. Holders of No. 1
a4k 74 6d, and 746 is offered. Sellers of No. 3 look for
71s 6d, and buyers offer 71s per ton.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.

(Review for the week ending January 30.)

SUGAR : The market has been active and a large business
done, at a gradual improvement of 63 to is per cwt ; the
sales comprise 200 hhds of Nest India. 9,800 bags Benarts
from 52s to 543 63, with a Fmall portion at 563 (17s 63
duty), 500 bags dates from 49s 6d to 53s 63, an] 600 bags
Khaur, to arrive, at 41s, 700 tons Mauritius, for an outport,
at 533, 9,000 bags Madras from 43s 93 to 44s 63, 700 bags
brown Siam from 503 to 503 6d, 170 hhds Porto ltcco from

50s 61 to 553 3d (all duty paid), 600 tons ( Taal) Manilla,
to arrive, at 303, 19,000 bags Brazil, about one half to
arrive, from 33s to 34s per cwt, besides a cargo for Ply-
mouth at the latter price,
MOLASSES : The only sale reported is an indirect cargo
to arrrive of 260 puncheons Cuba clayed at 12s per cwt.
COFFEE : A good inquiry has been experienced for all de-
scriptions, at very full prices, the lover and ordinary
qualities being dearer ; the sites comprise 80 tierces
Jamaica at 55s to 935, 450 bags Rio at 47s to 555, 250 cases
Mysore at 61s to 62s 61, 120 bales Mocha at 80s, and 300
bags Ceylon at 58s for Native, and 60s 6d per cwt. for
Ouvah.

PEARL SAGO : 80 boxes large grain realised 2836 d, and 55
boxes small 25s 6d per cwt.
PEPPER : 110 bags white sold at Bid per lb.
RICE : Only a limited demand has existed for East India,
the sales in Bengal being confined to 3,600 bags, at 10s for
Ballam, 108 6d to lOs 9d for low middling, and 133 lad for
good : 400 bags Java are reported at 103 9d, and 250 tierce
Carolina, chiefly at 21s 6d to 22s 6d per cwt., being a re
duction ol previous rates.
RUM The sales are 200 puncheons Demerara, at the
full prices of last week.

TEA : On the receipt of the telegraph news from China,
the market became very excited, consequently a very large
business has been transacted, both by the trade and specu-
lators in common congon at Is 14 to is ltd, blackish leaf
kinds at is 3d to is 7d, good to fine Kaisows at is 10d to
2s 3d, scented caper and orange pekoe at is 3d to 2s; also
a fair amount of business has been done in common to
medium g-eens ; on comparing prices with last week, there
is an advance of Id on common, ld to 111 on blackish leaf,
2d to 3d on good to fine Kai►ow, congou, scented orange
pekoe, and capers, and on greens 14 per lb.
CASTOR OIL : The sales are 40 cases at 7,0.
DT LA C DYE : 6 chests at 2s 14 per lb.
BonAx: 100 cases at 555.
PLUMBAGO : 94 barrels at 1 Is 3d to 12s 61.
SAGO FLOUR : 100 bags at 183.
GAMBIER : 15 tons at 17s to 17s 3d.
CUTCH : 7 tons at 50s.

SALTPETRE : Small sales at 36s to 42s per cwt, for 1O

to 4 per cent refraction.
NITRATE OF SODA : 300 tons have been taken at 17s 6d
to 18s 6d per cwt.
IVORY : About 22 tons, chiefly African, cffered yesterday.
The whole was sold • the common qualities at very full
prices, and export kinds at an advance of £5 to £8 per cwt
on the October sales. Sound Angola teeth ranged from £4O
to £5l 15a, and Gaboon from £43 to £4B lOs per cwt.
INDIA RUBBER : 100 tons offered ; one-third sold at Gd to
8d for low common negrohead, 10d to 15d for coarse to good
medium, is 5d for fine, and at 51 to 6d per lb for scraps.
MOTHER OF PEARL SHELLS : 50 cases fine Manilla realised
115 s per cwt.
LOGWOOD: The sales are 40 tons Campeachy at £8 to
£8 ss, 100 tons St. Domingo at £5 2s Gd.
Ft's= : 100 tons Puerto Cabello at £6 7s Gd to £6 10s,
70 tons Savauilla at £5 12s 6 1.
RED SANDERS WOJD: 15 tons sold at £8 109.
LIMA WOOD: 30 tons sold at £l7 to £lB.

NICARAGUA WOOD : 50 tons solid sold at £l6 12s Gd to
£l6 17s 61 per ton.
Beßwooo : Small lots sold at the quotations.
ROSIN in steady demand, at 4s 7d to 4s 91 for common,
108 to 16s per cwt for fine ; sales 2,500 barrels.
TAR AND TURPENTINE : Nothing doing.
AsiiEs : Only small sales are reported at 43s 6d to 44s
per cwt. _ _

LINSEED continues very firm, but few sales have taken
phee.
RAPESEED : 3,000 bags heated Bengal hare been s-Ild at
50.; to and 600 bags sound at 635.
MUSTARD S::ED : 300 bags yellow sold at 55s per
quarter.

HIDES : The market continues very brisk, at improved
rates ; 7,000 dry salted Brazil have realised 101 d to 111 d
for good, and 9,id to 101 d for common, and about 2,000
salted River Plate 10d per lb.
BRIMSTONE has been again active, and fully 1,500 tons
have changed bands at £6 5s to £6 15s per ton.
ARGOLS : The business has been larger than nsnal, and
full rates paid ; about 70 casks Oporto red sold at 383 to
445, 15 cases Perugia white at 875 61, and 5 cases Florence
red at 72s 65.

TARTAR is in demand, 10 casks brown being reported at
81s 6d to 82s 6d for St. Antonio. 30 casks grey tinged and
discoloured at 97s to 100 s, and 60 casks cream at 100 s to
104 s.

Sumac : About 700 bags Palermo were disposed of at
lls 6d to 13s 6d, 100 bales leaf at 12s 3d, and 40 bags
Milletelle at 83 61.

MADDER nooa•s : Small sales were made at 643.
GALLS : Blue sold at 1073 61 ner cwt. _

LEMON JUICE: 100 pipes concentrated lemon juice were
taken at id to 15 16d per degree, and 9 casks flag annatto
at 10d to lld per lb.
OLIVE On: Olive oil has been much enquired for, and
upwards of 450 tuns sold, chiefly Galipoli and Rossano, at
full rates ; prices remain as last week, but with more
firmness.

SEAL AND CCD OIL : A moderate business ins
been done in seal and cod oil at the votations.
RAPE OIL : Small quantities of pate rape oil are reported
at 5.1 s to 638.

LINSEED OIL co❑tinues in good demand at 39s 61 to
40s 6d per cwt.
SPIRITS or TURPENTINE are quiet at 44s 6d per cwt.
PALM OIL : 365 tons palm oil are reported at £46 to
£46 lOs per ton.
TALLOW : The tallow market is rather firmer, but the
business doing is not extensive ; Petersburg Y,C. brings 623
to 62s 6d, a❑d a few casks Oporto 593 6d to 603 6d.
LARD: About 30 tons on the spot have been sold
at 67s 9d to 693, and 50 tons to arrive at 66s per cwt.
JUTE continues quiet, and only small sales have been
made at moderate prices.

ENSUING SALES BY AUCTION.

Monday, Feb. 2 : 30 tons Lima Wood ; 120 tons Iron
Ore.
Tuesday, Feb. 3 : 23 serons Peruvian Bark.
Wednesday, Feb. 4 : 10 casks Cream Tartar; 12 casks
brown do; 15 casks discoloured do; 700 bags Catch, (all
faults.)
Thursday, Feb. 5 : 64 chests, 4 cases Indigo ; 400 bags
Bengal, 400 do broken Rice ; 57 bags, 12 cases Blood
Stones.

Wednesday, Feb. 11 : 151 bales Horse and Cow Hair.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION (AMERICAN) MARKET.

(Report for the week ending Jan. 30.)
New beef is much enquired for, and a fine article would
at the moment bring an extreme price ; in old there is
scarcely a transaction to report. At a government sale
at Gosport this week prices of beef ranged from 93 to
18s 6d per 112 pounds.
For old pork there has been a slightly improved enquiry,
chiefly tor exportation.
The demand for bacon has somewhat improved, and, for
the best descriptions, prices are now made that buyers
previously would not pay; as the spring advances, a
still more general demand will set in, and, should holders
show the same firmness now manifested, a healthy trade
may be looked for. _ _

There is a steady demand for lard, and the supply
being only moderate, prices have advanced is to is 6d per
cwt.

The stock of cheese being low, holders show great firm-
ness.

LUXURIES AT HOME AND ABROAD.—We read ist one of our
metropilitan cotemporaries the other day that English
mutton had become an article of demand in the upper
circles of the city of New York, and that its strength and
flavour was much appreciated. Just now, Mr. O'Hanlon,
of the Sea Brow Hotel, James-street, has been regaling
his friends and patrons with splendid venison, from the
forests of Indiana. To say that the flesh of these animals
is of the very best class is only a fact. As Mr. O'Hanlon
has cooked it and served it up it became a luxury from
foreign lands. They who wish to taste Brother Jonathan's
vension are not yet too late, they can call at Sea Brow,
where ".all their wants will be supplied."