The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-14 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKETf_7FEB. 13.

We have a more general
,enquiry for Wheat this morn-
ing, and a moderate business has been transacted, chiefly
with millers from our neighbouring districts, but at prices
A shade easier than on Tuesday; in addition to this several
parcels,-mostly of white American, have been taken for
export to the continent.
Flour moves 'very slowly, and prices are still tending in
favour of buyers.
In Bm'ley nothing doing.
Beans held steadily for late prices. r"
Oats and Oatmeal exceedingly dull of sale, and both
offered on rather lower terms.
Of Indian Corn there is but a moderate quantity offer-
ing, and though the demand is far from active, the article

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Wheat. I Batley. Oats. Rye. Beam'. 'ease.
Jan. 3 58s 1d144a 8d •133 •5 i 3gs 2t, 41s 5,1 40s 94
10 .. 10dA43 74, 23s 8d 383 5d Us 7d ,93 9j
17 50s 441453: 74 233 4d 40s 2d 403 •5d 39S Gd
—24 583 101463 14 233 81 37sj 40s 841394 6(1
- - 31 •.. 575• IIdI is 54 234 44383 ld 403 511 393 74
Feb. 7 .. 163 6di453 9' 233 Od 395. 3d 3gs 61j388 Idd
6wl+'sAg. Av. 583 341453 61 23s 54 383 104 403 B,l''o

6wL'sAg Av

384 10/1140s 13(1

LONDON CATTLE MARKET.-FEB. 13.

The number of beasts is very small, but there is not a
large demand. Monday's prices are pretty well main-
tained, but they cannot be exceeded. The supply of sheep
is short, and the quality is very inferior. The few choice
qualities on sale make nearly as much as on Monday, but
trade is dull.. Calves aro rather lower. From Germany
and Holland, 137 beasts, 50 sheep, and 141 calves ; Spain,
54 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 300; and home counties,
l 3 mulch caws. _

s. d. s. d

Per stone of Bibs. s. d. s. `o Per stone of Sibs.
Best Soros, Herefords 4 10 5 2 Beat Dna& Ilf-bredSh
Best Short-horny 4 8 5 0 Best Long-wools 5 2 5 4
second quality beasts 3 8 4 4 Do. do. Shorn
Calves 4 0 5 4 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 6 4 10
_ _

Pigs ............ 405 el Do. do. Shorn ... „
Best, llos & Bf.breds 5 6 5 8 Lambs....
Beasts at market, 751; sheep and lambs, 3,300; calves, 216;
pigs, 100.

LONDON MINING MARBET.:-FEB. 13.

The market for home mining stocks today has been
comparatively inanimate,' owing mainly to the settlement.
Great Wheal Vor shares were a little weaker, but the
market generally remains well supported. Wheal Kitty
(Lelant) shares were in request, at a decided advance.
West Caradon were also quoted higher, and there was a
good inquiry for Wheil lvfargaret, Tincroft, Providence
Mines, and Devon Great Consols.
The following transactions have taken place in the
Stock Exchange, in addition to those reported in the official
list:—Providence Mines, 80, 82; Wheal Harriett, 20s, 21s;
St. Day United, 304: East Rosewarne, 274 6d, 283 9d;
wheal Arthur, 7#; Wheal Margery, 34; West Fowey,
10it.

Santiago and United Mexican were quoted about 5s
better..

' The settlement now in progress in home mining stocks
in the Stock Exchange is altogether unprecedented in
amount. It is noticed that the business has been of an
extremely varied character, and that the public have
invested to an important extent in a number of the leading
mines.. Orders to purchase are now received by many of
the first brokers in the house, who previously scarcely
.touched this class of business. The tenacity with which
the public hold securities is proverbial, and a large pro-
portion of the mining stock now absorbed will not return
upon the market. These and other considerations involve
important advantages to the mining interest,' and are
almost solely attributable to the introduction of home
mining securities into the Stock Exchange.