Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-15 00:00:00

LLVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-AuG. 14.

SUGAR The market continues flit, and the sales are
confine i to 60 hills Trinidad at 473 61 to 493 61 per cwt,
an 1 2,000 bags Bombay, of which the price is not re
ported.
RUM The transactions are restricted to 40 puncheons
Demerara at about previous rates.
COFFEE : A fair competition was experienced at the
public sale of 40 tierces Jamaica, which brought.6ss to
to 673 for ordinary, 71s for fine ordinary, and 88s 6d per
cwt for a few tierces of good middling.
RICE: The market continues quiet, and we have only
to notice the sale of 1300 bags Bengal at 103 31 to 10; 6d
per cwt.
JUTE: 011,500 bales offered by auction, about 900
bales found buyers, at prices ranging from £22 103 to
£27 5s per ton, being steady rates.
LOGWOOD: Of the various parcels offered to-day, only
about 30 tons St. Domingo were sold at .£4 103.
CAuwooo A. few tons realised, '37 153 to £3B per ton.
GAMBIER : We have to notice 800 ,bales, part headed,
at 163 9.i to 17s per cwt.
PEPPER . 3uo bags Singapore to arrive at 50.
PIMENTO : 20 bags at 4/ 1 par lb in bond.
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

SUGAR: Early in the week rather more disposition to
mcr..h 3Zritr.'llS3 /We ates, 230 hhds
Cuba at 483 6d to 53s 6d duty paid, and 8,400 bags Brazil,
at 35s to 353 6d for brown Pernam, Paraiba, and Bahia,
with a smill lot of white Pernam at 433 per cwt in bond.

MoLassEs : Importers have accepted lower price; ithe
sales are 200 puncheons Trinidad at 223, and 100
puncheons Cuba Muscavado (indirect) at 22s 63 per cwt ;
the quotations are reduced accordingly.
CorrEn : The public sale of Plantation Ceylon went off
with fair spirit, and 50a casks, 600 barrels and bags found
buyers at 683 to 74s for ordinary to middling, up to 833
for fine middling, and 83s to 883 for Peaberry, and 350
bags Native at 64s 61 ; there are also reported 10 casks
Ja aaica at 64s 6d, 60 frazili Mocha at 803 per cwt, and 750
bags Rio, chiefly all faults.
PEPPER: Black has been in improved demand, and 550
bags found buyers, at sil for Malabar, Sid for Singapore
on the spot, and 51r1 per lb to arrive.
Rica : Although the market is without animation, yet a
fair business has been done, at about former rates ; the
sales are 9,500 bags Bengal, at 9s 91 to lOs for broken,
and Its 3d to i 33 31 for middling to very good, 3,400 bags
Necransie at 113, and 1,000 tons to arrive, price not
named, 4,100 bags Rangoon at 103 31, and 180 tierces
Carolina at 223 to 25s 6d.

PADDY :, 4,480 bags Calcutta at 6s 91 to 7s per cwt.
Rum : The sales amount to 150 puncheons Demerara at
2s 8d per gallon proof for low strengths, and 3s 93 to
3s lld for good and fi ie, 34 to 39 per cent over proof.
TEA : During the week the market has been inactive
for home use, but a fair demand has existed for common
Cougous, Twankays and Hysons for exportation, at full
previous rates. At an auction held yesterday of 2,400
packages, about 1,600 were sold at and after the sale at
fair prices ; common Congou is 2d to is 2fd per lb, ac-
cording to quality.

INnioo : Pending the public sales on the 20th instant
nothing has bean done in this article.

Stusa Lac : Small sales reported at 71s to 78s- 6d for
orange. _
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Glll-31 GEDDA: 100 bags and barrels sold at 27s 9d to
32s 6d.

GAMBIER : 800 bales have found purchasers within the
range of the quotations.

SAGO FLOU;. ; The transactions are to the extent of 800
bags at lis to 173 61 per cwt, principally at the former
figure. t

SALTPETRE: In consequence of a very:limited supply,
the business on the spot is confined to 130 bags at 48s to
48 6d for 101 per cent refraction ; 000 bags have also beet,
sold for arrival at Ws 6d for 5 per cent, and we raise
quotations accordingly.
NITRATE OF SODA : 200 tons are reported at 20s 6d to
225 6,1 per cwt. _

LOGWOOD: The sales embrace 110 tons Campeachy at
£8 to £8 2s 6d, and 400 tons Jamaica and St. Domingo at
12s 6d to £4 15s.
FUSTIC: 30 tons Cuba at
BARWOOD: 50 tons at £4 15s.
RED SANDERS WOOD : 10 tons at £7 Iss.'

Liar WOOD: Small lots at to £2B per ton.
RO3IN continues in good demand ; the sales of the week
reach 4,1)00 barrels, on the spot and to arrive, at 4s bd to
4s 6d for common, up to 163 per cwt for fine quality.
TAR OR TURPENTINE No sales reported in either.
A /IMES : 200 barrels taken at 42.1 fid to 435.
OIL SEEDS remain very dull, and only :small sales
effected at the quotations.

HIDES There is more inquiry for most descriptions ;
about 800 dry salted Ceara have been sold at Hid for
sound, 230 salted West India at 90, 500 New York at 7d,
130 Sydney at 71d, and 18,000 East India Kips at 13id to
143 d per lb for sound dry salted, and proportionate pr ices
for other sorts.

BaulsToNE: There has been a good inquiry, and prices
havi improved ; the sales reach 450 tons at £7 2i 6d to
£7 15s per ton, and we advance our quotations accord-
ingly.

'TARTAR. A fair amount of business has taken place,
12 casks cream having been sold at 100 s to 100 s 6cl, 30
casks pink and discoloured at 85s to 87s 6d, and 15 casks
brown and irrey at 77a 6d to 62s 6d.

ARoots are quiet, and only a few casks Oporto red
taken at 465.

SUMAC : The sales are considerable, some large lots of
inferior having been closed off by auction ; about 2,200
bags Palermo disposed of at 103 to Ils for inferior, up to
lls 3d to 12s 6d for good, and 140 bags Tyrol at 8s 63 per
cwt.

OLIVE OIL has been in demand at advanced rates,
Galipoli realising £5B to .eas 10s, Seville and Malaga
£56 lOs to £56 15s, Lisbon, £56, and Gioja •e 56 to £57
per tun ;the sales are about 160 tuns.

SEAL OIL: 150 tuns have been sold at previous prices.
COD OIL; Nothing worthy of notice has taken place.
LINSEED AND RAPE OxLs continue quiet at the.quota-
Cons.

SPIRITS or TURPENTINE: Small sales of American are
reported at 39s down to 37s 6d per cwt.:
PALM OIL : The sales are about 350 tons on the spot at
£44 15s to £46, and 1,050 tons to arrive at £45 to '46,
but principally at £45 per ton.
TALLOW : The demand is good ; Petersburg Y.C.
(chiefly to arrive) has been sold at 61s 6:1 to 635, Odessa
and Taganrog at 59s 6d to 61s 6d, Australian at 56s to
59s 6d, and North and South American at 62s to 63s per
cwt ; higher rates are now demanded.
LARD: Upwards of 300 tons, on the spot and for deli-.
very, have been sold at 69s to 61s per cwt.
JUTE : The market continues firm ; the sales (including
1,500 bales offered by auction to-day, 900 of which sold at
steady prices) amount to 2,500 bales, at £2O for very low,
up to £27 5s for a few bales very fine.
HEMP : 75 bales Manilla sold at £39 per ton.
BEEF: The market is quiet, and the engagement of
another small list of troop ships has not, for so far,
exercised any influence either on demand or on prices ;
some small arrivals of ordinary quality, if pressed ex ship,
will probably cause a decline in the value of this descrip-
tion.

PORK, though not active, brings full prices, and the
stock of all description is much reduced.
BACON: The demand has not improved, and the tone of
the trade is altogether depressed and unsvis factory ; the
rumours of extensive reshipments to New York fail to
exercise any beneficial influence, and we look for a very
dragging trade until the present stock gets into a manage-
able compass.

LARD In the face of an extremely limited demand,
holders have forced the price up another is per cwt, and
higher rates are still talked of.

CHEESE : There is scarcely an inquiry, and the con-
dition of the stock on hand is deteriorating.
GREASE BUTTER : Not much doing. cl i

RNSIYING SALES BY AUCTION.

Monday, Avg. 17.: 10 tons Siam Sapan Wood ; 300 do
Campeachy Loawood ; 2,097 bags Calcutta Rapeseed ;
1,269 do. Calcutta Linseed ; 60 bales Mexican Fibre.
Wednesday, Aug. 19 : 1,200 bales Gambier ; 900 bags
Sago Flour; .5,216 bundles Rattans ; 4 casks Cream
Tartar ; 200 bags Catch ; 10 serons Silver ; 10 do. Black
Cochineal ; 30 tons loose Myrabolams.
Thurscloy, Aug. 20.: 424 chests Indigo ; 64,000 Sheep
and Lamb Skins.

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