Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-28 00:00:00

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS

LivEnroot. &c.: The business in &gar
is confined to 480 bags, grainy Demerara at previous Wes, and
800 bags Bengal at 49s for Cossipore, and 46s ewt for Benares.
Nothing has taken place in Molasses or Rum, Of Coffee only 100
bags Rio sold at 455 I? cwt. The sales in Rice are confined to
400 bags good white Bengal, at Ils 3d, and 70 tierces new Caro-
lina at previous rates. A good inquiry having appeared for
Pepper, a large business has been done,. comprising 350 bags
half heavy Malabar, at 41d, 1,400 bags Singapore at 3fd IP Ib,
and 1,450 bags Penang, of which the price is not reported.
In Dyeacoods only small sales of Lagura Logwood at £7 ton.
Ashes are dull at 29s for Pots, and at 32s for Pearl. Titrate of

Soda quoted at 15s to iGs 3d 'Rci cwt, ancl nothing to notice in
Saltpetre. Of Brimstone, only small sales reported at £8 5s
per ton for firsts, 100 bags Palermo Sumac at lOs 9d to 13s,
20 serous Gum Gedda at 23s 60 to 24s 60, 10 bales Persian
Berries at 445; a little doing in Argots at 91s 60, with small
sales of Cuteh, at 33e, and some business in Gambier at 15s P
cwt. We have likewise to notice. 10 hhds. Philadelphia Quer-
citron Bard at 9s 6d, 77 bags Borate of Lime at 27s 6d 14 cwt.,
400 tons Smyrna Valonia, at £l6 for fair, and at £l4 xi ton for
common, and 40 cases of fine Para and Ceara India _Rubber, at
Is 90 to is 100, and 15 cases middling at is 5d to is 7d P lb.
Oils : Small sales of Palm at £4l lOs to £42 bi tun, and of
Linseed, 40 tuna taken at 29s Gd in town casks, and at 30s per
cwt. for export casks ; 30 tuns Mares Grease have been sold at
395 P cwt. Tallow is unchanged. Small sales of Spirits of
Turpentine at 39s 6d, and of Rosin, 100 barrels common at 5s Cni„.
and 200 barrels at 15s P cwt. for fine quality. Seeds: At ilablW
sale, 1,700 bags Bombay Linseed realised 54s to 555, lOcr bags,
Bengal, 51s 9d, and by private, 500 bags Guxerat RapeseCclatl334,
1,1 quarter, with 120 bags new American red c;l9venseeqi

T,ITERPOOL COTTON.—We have again to report a quiet market
for cote t. at about id per lb.. decline since Friday. The sales—
including -6t., Ternambneo Yid, 100 Bahia 7d to 71d, 100 Maranham
d to Bid, 500 Surat 40 to 51(1—are
1712dotIoleildd, 200
6,oEoo.gfenstiiall 0f 14ich
500
are on speculation and for
export.
MANCHESTER Conx.—Good English wheat was in demand at
last week's prices, but damp parcels were neglected. Flour
sold slowly, and was 6d per sack lower. Oats firm. Oatmeal
rather dearer. English Beans is higher. Egyptian beans and
Indian corn were unchanged.
LoNnox PnoneeE.Sugar : The importers continue to brini
forward large public sales, and low qualities go off heavily at
slight decline, but strong refining qualities bring very full price
Refined lumps remain quotcd.s3s to 54s 6d. Coffee : There 17
not been a public sale, and we are without transactions -
portance by private contract. Tea : This article has an advanc-
ing tendency ; good common congou sold at 12id per lb. Rum :
The market has become very firm. Rice continues dull of sale.
Saltpetre continues in good demand. Cotton : 1,000 bales sold
at previous prices. Pepper : Singapore black sold freely in
public sales at 31d to 4d. Pimento Ordinary sold at Id to 3d.
In other articles no material alteration. Markets genera ly quiet
to-day.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—We have a few more beasts than on
Thursday last; still the supply is not large. Choice descriptions
are readily sold, but trade is slow for other kinds. We are again
scantily supplied with sheep. Trade is by no means brisk, yet
Monday's quotations are pretty generally realised. Gm: calves
are dear. From Germany and Holland there are 9$ beasts, 180
sheep, and 100 calves.. Norfolk and Suffolk, 400 beqsta, 111:,0
from the North and Midland Counties, and 180 ptill,g4