The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-03 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.

(Review for the week ending January 2.)
SUGAR : The dulness noticed in our last circular has
passed away, and notwithstanding the holidays, several
transactions have occurred at the reduced quotations; the
market opened with a firm feeling, at prices not more than
is per cwt below the late highest point; the sales are 650
hhds B.P. West India, 5,550 bags Bengal, consisting of
Benares at 51s 6d to 535, and low brown Bengal at 40s,
200 hhds Guadaloupe at 493, 350 bags Bourbon at 48s duty
paid, 4,200 bags old brown Pernams on the spot.at 32s to
32s 3.1, and 2,800 bags new brown to arrive at 33s per cwt
in bond.

MOLASSES continue in fair request, and 340 puncheons
indirect Cabe Muscovado sold to arrive at 22s 6,1 to 23s 61,
with 110 puncheons Demerara on the spot at 24s por cwt
from the quay.
COFFEE: On the spot the business has been of quite
retail character, but for floating cargoes there has been an
improved demand, which has resulted in the sale of 4,000
bats Rio, price not named,.nn'l 2,000 bags St. Domirgo at
53s per cwt., boq) for the Mediterranean.
Rum!: Sea° : Sm.sll parcels have realised 27s to 27s 6d
for small and medium, and 350 boxes to arrive 24s 6d.

COCOA : 100 bags Guayaquil to arrive brought 68s per
cwt.

PEPPER : 100 bags black 411 per lb.
Ries: The demand has been of a limited character, but
prices are firmly supported; the sales are restrieed to 3,000
bags Bengal, at 93 9d for common Ballam, and 103 to lOs 61
for broken'to low middling, 200 bags Madras at 103, and
700 bags Necransie Arracan at 10s 61 per cwt.
Rum : Has realised an advance of Id to 2'l; 360 pun.
cheons Demerara having been disposed of at 33 Ild to 43
ld per gallon, according to strength and quality.
TEA: The•market during the week has been excited in
consequence of the telegraphic news of the bombardment
of Canton, and a good business has been transacted. Com-
mon congoas have advanced 111, and blackish leaf kinds Id
to H per lb ; in other sorts no transactions of importance.
INDIGO? A few chests Bengal sold at os 4d to 5s 10d
per lb.
GAMBIER : 1000 bales sold at 17s 3d to 17s 6d.
SAGO FLOUR : 500 bags sold at 18s.
SALTPETRE : 1300 bags sold at 383, to 47s for 12 to 3
per cent. refraction.

NITRATE OF SODA : 200 tons sold at 17s 91 to 18s 6d
per cwt.

DYEWOOD3 : The sales do not amount to 100 tons of all
descriptions.
ROSIN : 4,000 barrels American have been taken at 4s 3d
to 4s 7d per cwt for common.

TURPENTINE OE TAR : Nothing doing.
ASHES : 100 barrels are reported at about the quotations.
LINSEED : 600 bags fine Calcutta have been sold at 663.
RAPESEED : 1,800 bags Calcutta are reported at 48s
to 60s.

TEEL SEED : 850 begs sold at 60s per qr.
HIDES : No sales of moment to report.
BRIMSTONE has been limited in demand, the sales being
about 250 tons at 46 to £6 5e per ton,
AIIGOLS : 56 casks Oporto red have been sold at 42e Gd
to 43s 6d, 10 casks Venetian at 465, a small lot of Tuscan
at 72s 6d, and of Perugia white at 90s.

TARTAR : Only retail sales are returned at former rates.
SUMAC : A moderate business has been done. 600 bags
Palermo sold at 1 Is to 11s 6d.

MADDER ROOTS : 47 bales Turkey at 62s per cwt.
ANNATTO : 8 casks flag at 10d per lb.
°Live OIL : Considerable business bas been done. The
sales reach 270 tans, at prices ranging trotn £5B to £5B I Os
for Galipoli ; £55 lOs to £56 lOs for Spanish ; £56 for
Lisbon, and £56 to £56 10s per tun for Marseilles, the latter
quotations being now asked.

SEAL OR COD OIL : Nothing worthy of notica has taken
place. _ _

LINSEED AND RAPE OIL continue without change.
SPIRITS of TURPENTINE : 400 brls American, on the
spot and to arrive, are reported at 433 to 45s per cwt.
PALM OIL : The sales are limited to about 100 tons at
£45 lOs to £46 per fon.
TALLOW : The business has not been very extensive, but
the market is steady at 593 to 60s per cwt for Petersburg
Y.C. ; in American descriptions nothing of moment has
transpired.
LARD : About 80 tons have been sold from 80s down to
74; 61 per cwt.

JUTE : The market continues very firm.
I.IE/UP : 140 bates Manill are reported at £4O, and 30
bales fine white at £5O per ton.

ENSUING SALES BY AUCTION

Monday, sth January ._l3 bales Turkey Madder Roots;
1200 bags Rapese-el ; 600 do. Mustard ; 90 do., Linseed ;
200 do. Madras Rice, all faultQ.
Tuesday, 6th January.-250 bales Sun Hemp ; 716 do.
Jute; 200 tons Dividivi ; 150 l'rls. Spirits of Turpentine;
250 tcea. Carolina, and 682 bags Bengal Rice; 250 do.;
68 boxes Pearl Sago ; 100 bales Bombay Hemp ; 5 tons
Coir

Wednesday, 7tb January : 60 bags Farina; 23 do.
Turmeric; 70 tons Brimeon ; 20 chests Shell Lac ; 50
tons, and 39 casks Mother-of• Pearl Shells; 7 bags silver
Cochineal ; 612 bales Madder Rolts ; 81 bags Madder ;
30 tons Red Saeders Wood ; 680 boxes Camphor ; 350 bales
Cassia Vera . 40 bags ,Gum Ssnegal ; 20 casks Flag
Annatto ; 196 bags Saga Flour ; 784 do. Bombay Salpetre ;
470 do. Nux Vcmica ; 45 do. Stick Lac ; 385 do. black
Pepper; 64 do Gum Cowrie; 9 chests Lac Dye ; 1250 bags
Myraholams ; 1233 tins and 700 quarters Rapeseed ; 1000
bris Rosin ; 31 bags Pepper; 133 do. Cocolus Indicus ; 50
bales Persian Berries ; 44:serons Gum Gedda ; 15 casks
Tartar. '

Thursday, Jan. 8.-5,248 bags Arracan Rice, all faults ;
217 bags and 20 boxes Pearl Sago, do; 64 casks Bees'
Wax ; 50 tuns Sperm Oil.
Friday, Jan. 9.-60 tons Fustic ;. 100 do. Brimstone.
Tuesday, Jan. 11-4,000 East India Kips; 4,705 Ox and
Cow Hides ; 550 bags red Cloverseed.
Wednesday, Jan. 14.-300 bales Bombay Madder Roots;
300 do. heated Gambier ; 130 bags Sago Flour.
Thursday, Jan. 15.-109 tons Indian Rubber; 10,600
bales Wool.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION (AMERICAN) MARKET.

(Report for the week ending Jan. 2.)
The large stock of old Beef, and the anxiety of holders to
clear out continuo to exercise a depressing effect on the
market, which not even the assured account from America
of short packing is able to overcome ; the sales for the week
are to a moderate extent, and prices have not varied.
Pork moves slowly ; with an assortment of better quality
there would be a fair business, but the transactions now are
mainly confiaed to Irish.

Bacon attracts somewhat more attention, and, though still
a slow sale, the enquiries from the Irish and country buyers
lead to the expectation of an improved demand shortly.
Lard has further receded 5s per cwt, and buyers hang
back at this reduction.

The market for Cheese is a shade more active, and a still
better enquiry is looked for as the spring advances.

LIVERPOOL TIMBER TRADE.