Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-12 00:00:00

HE 31P.-ICO bslcs Bombay sold, mixed quality, at 241 p r ton.

REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
Brasa Importers having submitted to a further deelne of 6d
per cwt, rather more business h 3 been done, the sales amounting to
650 hhds 8.P., at 468 to 49s for refining, and 57s for grainy. 1,1100
bags yellow Dat•s at 54i Gd, 100 hhds Cuba at 47s 91 to 491 9d, 500
boxes brown Havannah (No. 8) at 473 6no bags low China at 378 to
393 duty paid, and 200 cages, 103 bags brown Bahia at 33s in bond ;
three cargoes of Brazil are alto reported, one of Bahia, at 32s to
arrive here. ano:her at 31s flaatirg, and one of Afiteelo at 32s 61 per
cwt landed, 'or outports.

MoLasszs.—The inquiry has been :restricted, and no sales are
tap rted.
COFFEE has continued In fair request for home-trade purposes,
and at public sale good competition was experienced. Transactions
in Jamaica amount to 360 tierces. 140 bag: and barrels, at 63s to 70s
for low to good ordinary, 76s to 95s 6d for low to fike rri Idling, and
at 11 is for fine Monnta n. Of Brazil, IGO bags !lava been purchased
at 45s to 545, and 300 bags St. Domingo, scund realising 605 per cwt.
GINGER.— 60 bags Bengal brought 20s.
PEPFER.-110 bags white brought Bid per lb for sound.

RICE.—A very animated demand has prevailed. especially for float-
ing cargoes of Arracan on speculation, and with a batter inquiry
from the trade o the spot, the bales have been extensive, : t as
advance of 31 to 61 pt.r cwt. the business comprises 11,000 bags
Bengal, at los 3d for b oken, lis 3 for middling, and 13s to 13s 6d for
good to fine, 3,C0 bags Bassein at IQs 61, 13,000 bags Rangoon at les
to los 61, and 1,900 tons to arrive at lOs gd to 113,14 500 bags Arraean,
at lOa 3d to Itik 44d for Larong, and Ils to Ils 3A for Necransie,
beside,' 3,250 tons for arrival, at lls ti, ils lid larding terms, and
Ils iticl per cwt old floating conditions, alto 60 tierces Caro ina at
previJus rate•.
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PEARL SAGO has been in ac'ive -request, 1,000 Imes having sold,
the latest prices paid being 223 Gd for medium, 233 for large, and 263
per cwt for email gran,
BUM.—The t ansactions have been limited to 100 puncheons,
Demerara realising 3s 9d per gallon, and 2s 91 per ga'lon proof, and
Trinidad 2s 7d per ga'lcn proof.
TEA —The improved demand noticed la t Week for medium kinds
of Congon continues, and a gocd business has been transacied chid!),
to the trale, at lull rates; there is also mofe inquiry for the fins scrts,
but little doing in common, which mar be qutoed at Is 24 to Is 2d
prr lb., according t quality. scented Teas rather higher; In Greens
the sales are limited at previous prices
INDIGO.-10 chests of Bengal brought 5s 44 to Gs 9d per lb.
Cum.—A small parcel of red African sold at 903.

SHELL Lac.-60 chests to arrive at 725, and a few chests of o ange
at c 53.

GAMRIER.—Part of 1400 bales to arrive, at 17s to 17s 61 for swami
and heated.

TURMERIC.-250 bags at 60s to 60% 6d.
SAGO FLotrz.-500 bags at 16s 9d to 17s 3d.
BEES' Wsx.-1 ton of St. Domingo at 170 s per cwt.

SALTPETRE.—The demand continues unabated. and Eigher tees es-
tablished : tce sales con.ist of 1500 bags of Bengal to tprive at 555,
ana 200 bags of fine quality in store at 60s to 60s 6d. 1000 bags of
Bombay at 23s for 361 per cent., 20s for 31k, 363 for 24, and a small
lot at 60s 63 fur bi per cent.
Ni I BATE oP SODA.—About 150 tons brought 23s to 25s per cwt.
LOOWOCD.-90 tons Campeachy at 71to 7153 for indirect, and 71 158
for direct.

NIC tRACIVA WOOD.-5 tons small at 5/ 103.
SAPIN WOOD.-50 ions at 201.
Ban SAUNDERS WOOD.-2i tons at 71 17a 6d to 81 2i 6d.
Ro3iN.-1 he sales reached 4000 barrels at 43 2d to 45 6d for com-
mon, es far median. and 17s dto 183 per cwt for fine qualities.
TURPENTINE OR TAR.—No transactions reported.
Asuas.-230 barrels are reported at 428 to 43s for pearl, and at 421
6d to 43s 6d per cwt. for pot.
LINSEED —750 bags Bombay on tho spot,: reported at 675, and 20 0
bags to ar. lye at 68s.
RAPESEED and YELLOW MUSCARD-SBED.—Several puce's of Bom-
bay have been sold at s)s to 61s, according to quality.

TEEL SEER.—A small parcel realised 62e per quarter.
BRIMSTONE.—There his been a considerab'e demand, and about 750
tons changed hands on the spot and for arrival. at 81 to 91 per ton,
the lattrr be;ng the price on the s„ o. for seconds.
AROOLS have beea in very limited request, a few casks Oporto red
selling at 45s 3i
TARTAR —lO casks of brown at 72s to 75.=, and 25 casks discoloured
at 85= to gas.

Sum Ac.;--Ablut 1401 bags Palermo have been sold, at 93 for cid
low sorts, np to 14s for line new.
BALK.-4 hhds Philadelphia were disposed of at 15s, and 123 'gags
Baltimore at 12s per cwt.
AN/QAT-I'o.—A tew sales of flag were made at 9id per lb.
OLIVE OIL has continued in demand, the sales reaching 120 tuns,
on the spot and to arrive. Prices now quoted are Gallipoli 621,
Spanish 601, Lisbon 6 to 611, Alogadora 551 to 561, and Corfu 571 to
581 per tun.

z•E4L Orr..-141tuns psle, coloured, awl boiled, have been sold on
the spot and to arrive, without change in price.
Con OlL.—Nothing to report. . . .

Serstm.-50 tuns crtlle are I sported at 951 per tun.
LINSEED and RAPE OILS continue in limited demand, at 40s to
40s 6d fur the former, and 50s to Ms per cwt for the ,atter.
F purrs OF TUIPENTINI are in moderate dem ,nd at 573 per cwt.
PALM OIL —250 tons on the spot bold t 464 101 t,) 471 For tun, and
1,05 , tons to arrive at 461 to 461 5s for early, and 451 per, ton for dis-
tant arrival. -

TALLOW is steady, and In fair demand, at 63i to 64s for Y.O
Taganrog at 625, and Anstritlan at 55s to 61s 6d per cwt.
Lean.-25) ions s .1d at 68s to ;21 per cw►.
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JUTE ontinues in only modente request, and 2 2to bales have
been sold at rather lower prices, ranging froin 211 lOs for'commOn, to
16121 6,1 for tine quality.
H BASP.-4 000 bales Manilla, principally to arrive from the Mar.('
States, h ,ve been dis,oseed of, but the ex ct terms are not repo, ted.
F3atta.-50 bales Mexican realised s'l per ton.

BEEF, suitaYe for the transp.,rt service, again attrals attention,
and sales to a fair extent of th:a debcription are reported, but mid-
dling and ordinary sorts are only taken in rztail parce s.
POE; is a slow sale, but as stocks are light holders are not press-
ing.
tlEcox.—There is a moderate degree of activity, and the stock
being now in a more manageable compass, less anxiety is shown to
press sales; and, as there is at present the pro.pect of new Irish and
English Bacon opening high, it la impossible the American rema n-
ing may all be required ct abant present rates.
LARD. —The'demand improves. and saes of 250 to 300 one are
repor ed, gen.rally at an Ldvance of is per cwt.
Cligus.—Not much doing this weetr, Erie qualities being scarce.

RIThUING SALES BY AUCTION,

Monday, Sept. 14.-27 bags Ca'icke or Crude Nitrate; 27 casks
new Cod-liver oil;, 1,5e0 bags I arong Rice; 1,738 do. Lurong Paddy.
Ties 'ay, Sept. 15 —5,000 East India Kips ; 13,473 Ox, Cow s,,sd
Buffalo Rides and Skns ; 30 tors Boxwood; 250 bales Juts; 189
ti rces Jamaica Coffee 5,030 pieces Coir Junk; 2,1:00 bales Coir
Yarn.

Wrdnes•day, , Sept 16.-550 bales Bombay Madder Roots: 250 bags
Saltpetre; 430 bales Gambier; 40 eases Ca.tor oil; 5 tons Red
Sanders Wood ; 7 chests Manilla Indigo.
Fi iday, Sept. 18.-232 trus Bc ne Ash; 218 do. rattle Bones.
Thursday,Oct. 8-22 tons Afri an and Egyptian Rory.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET. SEPT. 11.
Per stone, 201bs. Per gOlt.. s. d. s. d
s. d. s. ri. Potatoes. Pink Eyes° 0 to 0 0
[fay, 01d...... ... 0 6 to 0 8& Ditto, Kemp 3 4 .o 3 8
Ditto, cm.. ..... 0 5 to 0 71Ditto, Winterocka 3 0 to 3 3
Ditto, clover .... 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, Balshaws 0 0 tt, 0 0
-Green Clover .... 0 15 to 0 2 Ditto, Blues 2 10 to 3 0
Vetches 0 It to 0 0 Ditto, cattle U 8 to 0 11
Straw, wheat 0 25 to 0 351 Per ton.
Ditto, oat
Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 0 Carrots
Oats, in straw .... 0 0 to 0 0 Jangle wurtel
Iganure 4 0 to 6 0

7 1-3rd to filioas at 16s 61 to 18s 6d. Cows, average 11 to II B ozs ,at
30, 6d to 325. Do. tipled, average 10 2-stq to 11 ozs at 20s to
2's 6d. Perished ox and caw, average bk to 7:0z3, at 83 6d. to 12s.
per 23
336 Australian ox, average 18 1-3rd ors., at 665, 6d. per 123
.335 West Coast ox and cow, average 29 ozs. at 62s pm* 123.
4,500 Norh American ox. average 2SI ozs, at 245; cows, average
71 ers, at Ile.
4,50 Forth Ameecan ox, average nzs, at 15 6d per 123. • '
1,080 Bombay buffalo ho-ns, average 23 rz, at 27i per cwt.
20 tons Ca'aut a heft o born Cps at 275'61 per cwt.
'0 tons Valonia, fir a.t 151. to 151. 15s per toa.
767 bags Valenta, good at 161. per ton.
15 tons Savanna, divi divi at 91 5s per ton.
30 casks Australian tallow, at 61s per cwt.
309 t as South American b ane a'h, at 71. 5a per ton ; prime 90s.
ILO tens South American bone ash, good at 6/. 15s per ton.
1 tcn cattle hoofs, at Si. to 8/. 101 per ton. G. F. Afiarritt.

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.-SEPT, 11.
Thera was a tteady bnslness.done in both yarns and goods today.
Ptlees arc di 1 advancing.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-SET. IL

Srasx: We have had a very dull market thi. week, and all kinds
ex e,.t fine grocery, must be quoted 61 to is lower, with a small
amount of general buslnees done. The refined market has also been
dull, hut lumps a-e still quoted at 603 to 635.
Corm : he public rates have gone cif heavily, and a decline of
is to Is 61 has been estAblishrd.
TEA ; There has been a do •ided improvement in the demand on the
pa, t of the trade this week, particular °y for sodium at d good congou,
and p.ice+ hhve. been a shade is tivour o the sellers. Common
convou is firm at Is lid per lb., but spe-ulatDrs have been inactive.
COTTON.—We have hod daily a large demand rouling in large
sales, and Tinnevellry Madras has advanced fully it per lb.

RICE : A fair business done at la t week's euri,ei.
Rum : he trade have b night freely this week, chiefly of strong
Jamaica, from 4s 4cl to 4s 6d.
SA t•IPETRE : The market has been unsteady, but business to some
extent has teen done at a slight d el ne.
:-ricEs: A limited business on y done ; prices are unaltered.

Oats have been steady at at week's cline ,cr.
Davos soli In the fortnigqly public sales at about previous rates.
Markets generally have been dull this r eak.

LONDON TALLOW M ARK ET.-SE PT. 11.

The market is quiet to-day, st the subj-,ined quotations:—Town
alio v, 6ts ed nett cash ; Petersham Y.C. on the spot, 63s 61; Sep-
tember, 63s ; o.:tob:r to December, 60s ; January to March, 60s.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-SEPT. 11.

About 3,40 pockets of new bons have arrived at market, but as yet
the demand has been limite . The picking has been delayed by the
late heavy rizins, and the hops are said to be light to the bu,hel.
Duty estimated at 180,0001.

LONDON CORN MARKET.-SEPT 11

The s,pply of Engli.9h sheet bareli keeps pace with the demand,
and prices are consequent 'y trifler, and tl e article could scarcely he
bought so ttell as on lioncbg by Is per qr. Foreign wheat and flour
sold with the tun in p:ireagainlt the bap r. Farley in fair request,
and fully as dear. Oats less presAt.g y offered, and rather deartr
than other,clse. Bea s ant peas well maintain their value.
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM SEP F., 7 TO SEPT. 11.

Wheat
lt.rley .....
Outs
Malt

English and Scotch
2950
450

Foreign.

- - 86 0
'3FO 24880