The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-17 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.

(Review for the week ending January 16.)
SUGAR : There has been a quiet market, but prices are
not materially changed ; the sales are limited to 400 hhds
8.P., 3,400 bags Bengal, including Cossipore at 56s to
56s 9d, Benares at Ms 9d to 53s 6d, and Dates at Ms 6d,
2,000 bags Madras at 40s 6d to 42s for very inferior, and
43s 6d for average native, 2,500 mats Mauritius at 50s 91,
100 boxes Havana at 51s, and 220 hhds Porto Rico at 52s
to 54s per cwt. duty paid.
MOLASSES : No sales reported, the stock being
exhausted.

COFFEE : The business is limited to a small parcel of
Jamaica at 72s 6d to 85s, 100 bales Alexandria Mocha at
58s, and 900 bags Rio, for export, at 45s to 49s per cwt.
PEPPER: 60 bags white bold for arrival at 80, with a
small lot on the spot at 81d per Ib.
TAPIOCA : 130 barrels and bags Bahia realised 43s to
50s per cwt.
RICE : The demand has been principally confined to the
better descriptions of Bengal, which command full prices ;
the sales for the week are 10,200 bags, at lOs 3d for
Ballam, 9s 6d to lOs for ordinary, and 13s to 13s 3d for
very good table; nothing done in Arracan or Carolina.
RUM continues firm, 130 puns. Demerara havinc, brought
4s id 4s 3d for 33# to 38 per cent overproof,'and 200
puns. Porto Rico 2s 7d per gallon proof.
TEA : The market keeps very firm, and speculators
have taken common congous freely at 110 to 11Id per
lb, according to quality ; a fair business has also been
done in blackish-leaf kinds ; scented Orange Pekoes and
Capers, at advanced rates ; Greens are beginning to
attract more attention, and prices have an upward
tendency.
SHELL LAC: 25 chests of livery orange are reported at
the quotations.
BORAX: 160 chest at 555.
CUTCH : 40 bags at 50s.
GAMBIER: 400 bales at I6s 3d to 17s.
SAGO FLOUR : 300 bags at 18s. _ _ _

MADDER ROOTS : 300 bales Bombay, all faults, at 36s
to 40s per cwt.
MOTHER OF PEARL SHELLS: 40 tons Panama, at £2O
per ton.
CASTOR OM 100 cases, of ordinary quality, at 51-d to
51d per lb, and 13 hhds at £42 to £42 5s per ton ; fine
qualitie's are scarce and wanted.
SALTPETRE : About 400 bags sold at 42s for 4} per
cent, and 393 for 10 per cent refraction.
NITRATE or SODA : 1,200 tons, the chief part to arrive,
have been taken at 18s, and on the spot at 17s 6d to 18s 6d
per cwt, as in quality.
Guam): 1,300 tons Upper Peruvian have been sold at
£lO Iss per ton.
Loowoon : 800 tons sold at .£7 17s 6d to £8 for Cam•
peachy, £6 103 to £6 15s for Honduras, £4 17s 6d to .e 5
for St. Domingo, and £4 15s to £4 17s 6d for Jamaica.
PUSTIC: 20 tons Jamaica sold at £5 12s 6d to £5 15s,
60 tons Rio Hache at 15s. per ton.
HARWOOD: 20 tons sold at £6 per ton.
EBONY : 25 tons green sold at £8 per ton.
Lima. Woon : 40 tons sold at -£'l7 per ton.
Rostx : The sales amount to 3,300 barrels common, at
4s 6(1 to 4s 9d, medium at 5s to 5s lod, and fine at 13s to
15s per cwt.
ASHES : Only small sales are reported, at 45s to 468 for
Pot, and 45s to 47s per cwt for Pearl.
LINSEED: The market continues very firm, and 1 000
batis Calcutta realised 66s for sound, and 61s 6d to 63s 6d
for first-class damaged.
RAPESEED: 300 bags Bengal, first-class damaged, re-
ported at 525, and 570 quarters ordinary Black Sea at 35s
to 36s 6d per quarter.
HIDES : The market has again advanced, about 1,000
salted River Plate Ox having realised 93d, 5,000 dry
salted Brazil 10d to load, 150 West Coast lthid, and 4,800
East India Kips I bid to 151 d per lb for sound and rubbed
in proportion,
BRIMSTONE has been in moderate request ; the sales are
about 200 tons, without change in prices.
ARGOLS: 17 casks Oporto red sold at 33s sa to 445, 7
cases Perugia, price not returned, and 7 cases white at
87s.

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TARTAR : 5 casks grey sold at 90s per cwt.
ANNATTO : 15 casks flag sold at 10d to 10d per lb.
SUMAC: A steady business has been done, the trans-
actions comprising about 1,000 bags Palermo, at 11s to
lls Gd per cwt.
OLIVE Om has continued in demand, at advancing
prices; the sales reach 180 tuns; Gallipoli at £6O,
Malaga and Seville at £5B lOs to £59 per tun, and lower
sorts in proportion.
SEAL and COD OIL continue without change.
LINSEED OR RAPE OIL : Nothing worthy of notice has
taken place.
GINOELLY OIL: 120 casks are reported at 46s to 46s Gd
per cwt.
SPIRITS or TURPENTINE : Small sales of American
realised 45s to 45s 6d per cwt.
PALM OIL : The demand has improved ; about 570 tons
on the spot have been sold at £45 lOs to £46, and 500 tons
to arrive at £45 to £45 lOs per ton.
TALLOW A better inquiry has appeared, and higher
prices are now obtained; Petersburrg Y.C. is steady at
61s ; about 300 casks Australian sold readily at auction at
53s to 593 6d per cwt.
LARD is rather dearer, small sales having been made at
67s to 70s; 60 tons to arrive were sold at 65s per cwt.
JUTE is steady ; 1,550 bales are reported at previous
prices.