The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-21 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PRODUC

MARKET.—MARcri 20.

SUGAR : The market continues unchanged ; the sales
consist of 1,000 bags yellow Bengal to arrive at 50s, 1,400
bags Comptah (Bombay) at 40s, 1,00,0 mats low Manilla at
48s, and 1,000 bags Bahia at 34s per cwt in bond.
RUM : About 160 puncheons Demerara have been sold at
3s 10d to 4s per gallon.
/IxeE : There has been an active demand at full prices ;
including some parcels by auction, the:transactions on the
spot comprise 10,000 bags Bengal, from lOs to 11s 6d for
low to good middling white, and ;108 3d to lOs 6d for
Moonghey and Ballam, 1,600 bags 14adras at lOs 6d, 4,500
bags Moulmein at lOs 4id, 9 000 bags Necransie at 93 6d
to lOs 9d; bedides v hich, 4,150 bags Bengal have been sold
to arrive at 10s to lOs 6d, and 700 tons Necransie at 11s
per cwt.
JUTE : The public sales of went off with good compe-
tition, nearly 1,400 bales finding buyers at £22 2s 6d to
.e 24 2s 6d for good middling to good.
HEW. : 125 bales Bombay also realised £24 15s to
4'25 15s per ton.

Fusve : We have further to report 60 tons Maracaibo
at £6 per ton,

COA;rRIES : 300 bags at 70s per cwt.

REVIEW OF THE WREN.

SUGAR There is no alteration to notice in the market
this week; the sales comprise 800 hhds West India, 1,600
bags Benares from 53s to Ms 6d ; 1,000 bags Date
(to arrive) at 52s duty paid, 3,300 bags Rio Grande
at 34s 3d, 2,400 bags Ceara from 35s to 35s 6d, 60
cases and 400 bags Bahia at 34s 6d, 5,500 bags Pernam
from 34s to 84s 6d, and a cargo of very superior Bahia, to
arrive, at 36s 8d for brown, and at 39s for white, besides
a cargo (3,300 bags) Paraiba,, afloat, for a. near port of the
Continent, at 33s per cwt, floating conditions.
MOLASSES : The only sale reported is 500 puncheons
clayed Cuba, to arrive, at 24s 6d per cwt from the quay.
CoryeE: The market continues buoyant, and for float-
ing cargoes a good demand exists, two of Rio having been
sold at 50s 6d to 51S for near ports, and 200 bags ordinary
Rio on the spot at 48s to 50s 91 per OWL
PIMENTO has been in good request, and 1,740 bags have
changed hands at 41d to 5d per lb.
PEPPER : 50 bags Hack sold at 51d per lb."
COCOA : 100 bags Bahia, to arrive, sold at 68i per cwt.
PEARL SAGO : 100 boxes large sold at 27s to 28s per
cwt.

RICE ; an active demand has prevailed, and an extensive

business done, prices closing 3d per cwt dearer for
Arracan 'descriptions ; the sales are 15,000 bags Bengal,
at lOs for low Ballam, and lOs 3d to 128 3d for Burdwan
and good middling table, 19,000 bags Arracan, at 93 6d for
inferior, and 10s 9d to lls for good Necransie, 6,100 bars
Madras at 10s 3d to lOs 6d, and 370 casks Carolina at 22s
to 24s 3d per cwt.
RUM Holders having shown a disposition to realise,
280 puncheons Demerara and 50 puncheons Jamaica have
been disposed of at agaid rather easier rates.
TEA : The market has been very inactive throughout the
week. and a limited business done ; prices are much the
same for all descriptions, except to effect sales in common,
rather lower rates have to be submitted to. At an auction
held yesterday of 2,400 packages, about 1,000 were sold at
previous quotations.
SHELL LAC: 150 chests have brought 61s to 70s per
cwt for low to fine orange.
GUM DAMMAR : 20 ca., es sold at 70s per cwt.
GAMBIER: 2,000 bales sold at 18s to 18s 3d per cwt on
the spot and to arrive.
TURMERIC: A small parcel sold at 43s per cwt.
Gum : 12 tons Kowrie sold at 25s per cwt.
Mynanor.ams: 250 bags sold at 9s to 133 per cwt.
SAGO FLOUR : 300 bags sold at 193 to 193 6d per cwt.
SALTPETRE: 900 bags East India sold at 37s per cwt
for 10 per cent to 42s 6d per cwt for 41 per cent refraction.
NITRATE OF SODA: 260 tons at 183 to 193 6d per cwt.
GUANO : 250 tons Tipper Peruvian realised £ll 5s to
,el( 10s per ton.
LOGWOOD': 80 tons Campeachy sold at £8 to .€8 ss
per ton., 350 tons St. Domingo, on the spot and to arrive,
at £5 to 2s 6d per ton.
SArAN WOOD: 60 tons sold at .e2O per ton.
BARWOOD, RED SANDERS WOOD, AND NICARAGUA
WOOD Small lots at former prices.
IZ,oix : 3,000 barrels have been disposed of at 5s to 5s
3d for common. 6s 6d to 7s 9LI for medium, and I3s to 15s
Gd for fine p-r Cwt.

TAR AND TURPENTINE: There is no alteration.

ASIIE 270 barrels sold at 43s to 433 6d per cwt.

LINSEED: The demand has become very dull, sales of
East India are limited to 250 bags Calcutta at 65s to 70s
per quarter for inferior to fair quality, and 450 quarters
Egyptian in bulk, 65s per quarter from the quay.
RAPESEED No enquiry.
GINGELLY SEED : A small parcel sold at 653 per qr.
HIDES : At the public sales on Tuesday, 1,355 dry salted
Brazil brought 114 d to 11/d, 470 dry Paraguay Ilid, 370
dry Russian Hides and Kips 1311 to 151 d, 570 salted Monte
Video 10d, and 2,000 Madras Kips 12id to 14d per lb for
Ist class.

BRIMSTONE has been enquired for, and the sales reach
550 tons at 1:8 23 6d to .E 8 10s per ton.
AnooLs Small 'sales have only been made; 5 casks
Oporto red sold at 47s to 493 6d, and a few boxes Perugia
white at 85s to 87s 6d per cwt.
TARTARS have sold more freely ; 10 casks Cream at
107 s 64 to 110 s, 40 casks discoloured at 98s to 995, and 5
casks brown at 83s to 87s 6d per cwt.
BERRIES : 18 bales Persian are reported at 30s per cwt.
SUMAC has been neglected ; the sales are only about 350
bags at l2s to 12s 6d per cwt.
ANNATTO : 5 casks inferior brought 93 per lb.
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OLIVE OIL : The business has been of a retail character,
and no sales worth, notice have been made; quotations
remain the same as last week.

SEAL AND COD: Nothing worthy of notice has taken
place.
LINSEED OIL : A moderate business has been done at
42s to 43s per cwt.
RAPE OIL: Pale sold at 52s per cwt.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE : 250 barrels American are
reported at 41s per cwt.
PALM OIL is dull of sale ; about 100 tons, in small lots
have been sold at 103 to £46 per ton.
TALLOW : In consequence of the peculiar state of the
London market, Petersburg Y.C. has been in demand to
settle contracts at 62s to-65s ; 300 to 400 casks Odessa sold
at 56s to 58s (chiefly at 565), 50 casks South American at
55s to 565, and some fine North American at 58s per cwt.
LARD: About 50 tons brought 70s 6d to 72s per cwt,
according to quality.
JUTE: There has been considerable speculation, and a
further rise of 20s to 30s may be quoted ; 7,600 bales have
changed hands on the spot and to arrive at Xl7 103 to
424 2s Gd per ton.
HEMP: Bombay is in strong demand, and 150 bales have
sold at £2O to £25 15s, and 40 bales Manilla at £3B per
ton.

BEEF: The operations are restricted by want of assort.
ment ; in the absence of the usual supply of new, the best
descriptions of old are much sought after, and on such an
advance of 5s to lOs per tierce has been readily paid.
Some sales of new, to arrive, are reported at extreme
prices.
POET( is alFo held for advanced rates, but with fair
stocks of Trish and French, the light importation from
America has less influence on pork than on beef. .
BACON : There is at last an improved country demand
for this article; the enquiry this week has been active,
and sales to a fair extent are reported at steady prices.
With the high ideas entertained by holders, a continuation
of this demand will likely result in higher rates.
LAED: The advance has checked the demand, and prices
have, in consequence, receded Is per cwt, without leading
to much business.
CHEESE : The market is quite bare.