Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-07 00:00:00

atained wh

ough the large manufacturers are sic _
;ors for these qualities are firm, and unwilling to make
slightest concession in price. Cinder and other in-

linyeri, the

ferior kinds„of Pigs axe very flat and difficult of sale,
if pushed on the market, must be sold at a red
2s. 6d. per ton ; indeed in this class sales h
place during the week under review, at this reduced rat(
Very few Pigs are now being imported into this dis-
trict, except Shropshire, Cinderford, Brimbo, Cleator,
Heyford, and Frood ; Pottery and other inferior makes
being unsaleable in this market. The official list of
prices of finished Iron is as follows :—Common Staf-
fordshire bars, £7 108., at the works ; best bars,
£8 10s. ; sheets, £9 ;- doubles, £lO 103.; nail sheets,
£8 10s.; Latin, £l2; boiler plates, £9 ; best and best
best in proportion ; common rods, £7 10s. ; hoops,

ion of
we taken

trip; £8 ; Canada plates, £l2, and all
other sorts in proportion. Current prices of Pig Iron,
Staffordshire cold blast, -£4 10s. ; best native hydrate pigs,
£3 158. to £4 2s. ficl. ; first class all mine grey forge pigs,

£3 103. to £3 15s. ; Good Mine. Pigs, _with a modiltirti
of Flue Cinder, £3 2s. 6d. to £3 7s. 6d. ; Mine Pigs,
deteriorated by Cinder, .42 12s. 6d. to £3 ; Mehers,
Nos. 1,2, and. 3, £2 17s. Gd. to £3 2s. 6d. ; superior
makes of all Mine Melting Iron, £3 10s. to £4, accor-
ding to make and quality. Favourite Shropshire and
Forest of Dean Brands, £4 10s: The Glasgow market
for Scotch Pigs has been quiet during the past week ;
the price has fluctuated but little, say 'sls. I,ld. to 51s.
4d., closing yesterday (Friday) Buyers, 51s. 3d. Sellers,
51S. Gd. No. 1, G.M.B. 51s. 3d. to 51s. 641. No. 3, do., 51s.
to 51s. 3d., all prompt cash. Shipments for the week,
10,192 tons, against 9,201 tons in the corresponding
eek of last year ; having in view the season Of the
liese figures are satisfactory. Copper : No ex-

tensive transactions have taken place this week; not--
withstanding the market continues firm, and fixed rates
well maintained. 3,225 tons of Ore were sold at the
Redruth ticketing, on Thursday last. Compared with
the last week's sale, the advance in the standard at this
ticketing. is £1 4s. per ton. Tin : The weak state of
the market, reported in our last, brought on a fall of £4
per ton, in English, on Tuesday. Straits and Banca have
become weaker since this adverse action of the market
for English, and the price now for Straits is about £131;
Banca to be had at £134 ; and in face of the depressed
state of the Tin Plate trade here, together with the sickly
condition of the market for foreign, at Amsterdam, we
think a further fall in this metal not at all improbable.
Tin Plates : The demand continues moderate in the home
districts, but with a marked falling off for orders for export;
the makers are more disposed to give way in price this week.
Spelter : A quiet business has been done this week, at
about £2O 15s. per ton. In view of the prices ruling in
Holland, Spelter cannot be imported and sold to a profit
at theSe rates; either the price in. Hamburgh must
eventually give way, or the metal will of necessity im-
prove in value, as the present stocks in second hands
decrease in hull and London.—Lead : Very little
demand for export, a few small transactions have taken
place for home consumption, nevertheless, holders are
not disposed to submit to the considerable reduction
in price, which, in the present irregular state of the
market, would be necessary to effect large sales.

DONCASTER CATTLE MARKET.—Nov

Only a poor supply of Beasts and Sheep at market
to-day. Attendance limited. Supply small—all pretty
well sold at late curreneLs.

DONCASTER CORN MARKET,

Nov. 5,

Short supply of Wheat ; good attendance of buyers.
Choice samples of Wheat made 6d. advance, and all
others sold more readily at last week's prices, without
obtaining any advance. Fine Barley also fetches ex-
treme prices, and a good clearance effected in other sorts.
Oats, 6d. to s. per quarter advance. Beans sold slowly,
at previous rates.

MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET.—Nov. 5.
Leeds, 96-,1 ; Londons, 951; Sheffields, 35' 7 2 ;
Dovers, 23 1-16 ; North British, 591; Canadas, 14 ;
Trunks, 91

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.--Nov. 5

V• lff•
Farmers' Wheat in moderate supply, and demand
steady, at last Saturday's prices. Business in south
country qualities quiet, and prices quite firm. Malting
Barley heavy, supplies from growers cheaper, and
grinding dearer. New Oats in large supply, and prices
lower ; old samples command lull rates. Beans and
Peas nothing doing.

CARLISL

.AE CORN MARKET,

Nov. 5,