Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-22 00:00:00

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS,

Colonial, Si

The bus'.

to 4 tons camwood at £35 lOs Trr ton;
culative demand is going on, with a
Eli per ton now asked for fine. Of
pots, at 20s per cwt. In Nitrate of So
ties I to notice in Saltpetre. 15 to 20 tons

56s per cwt
._ _

easier rates,
which 430 a

This Week.l Mid. Fair

d. d. d. d.
13,741 310 Sea Island ll to 19 121 to 14 1
1 10,720 Upland
4,030 Mobile
I 20,540 New Orleans .lll 91 i 6 13-16 7 5-16 1
1,890 Brazil
3,406 1,850 Egyptian 7,

• _ _
• 320 West India
1,185 I 4,500 East India

8i 7;
11 7,
10 7
6 3-16, 5

however, note any positive reduction in prices
cases _purchasers of quantity would have had
fav,ur. Th?. flour trade is without animatil

tr : The publ
I all tl

lish firm
Cargoes

'rwft, nrog.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE. : The Sugar market con-
tinues steady, but the business is entirely confined to Brazil, of
which 333 cases, 315 barrels, and 1,200 bags Bahia have been sold
at 25s 6d in bond, and a cargo (5,000 bags) Paraiba, floating con-
dition, landing weights, for_ an outport, at 20s 3d per cwt. A
parcel of 175 puncheons of indirect Barbadoes Holasses has been
placed at 18s per cwt from the quay. Nothing has occurred in
Ruin or aiPe. At the public sales of Rice, 3,000 bags Necransie
found buyers at Gs to Gs 3d for old, and 7s 3d to 7s Gd for new,
with 800 bags, all faults, at Gs to Gs 3d; 660 bags Moulmein, all
faults. at Gs to Gs 3d for first class ; and 2,500 bags Arracan paddy

;hes, only small sales of

We have also to notice 70 boxes Pearl Sago at 15s
r cwt; and 180 bags black Pepper, all faults, at 3id
class. Oils: Palm quoted at £ll per tun; nothing
lye. Tallow rules at 51s for P.Y.C, and Lard at

)een done in common Rosin at

5s 3a, and 75 barrels line have changed hands at 12s per cwt. 40s
asked for Spirits Turpentine, and 39s 9d. per cwt refused to-day. In
Seeds, 450 bags Bombay linseed have been taken at 51s 9d, and
400 bags Gingelly seed at 51s per qr. Of the 900 bales of Jute
offered this morning, the whole found buyers at and after the sale

LIVERPOOL COTTON. We have again to report a dull and
depressed market for cotton during the week. The daily transac-
tions have been on a moderate scale, and with free offerings,
prices have tended to favour the buyer, and we reduce quota-
tions of American descriptions 1-16c1 per lb. Brazil and
Egyptian slow of sale ; Surat in limited demand, at rather
The weekly sales are reported 4,4210 bales, of
on speculation, and 3,490 for export.

we cannot

nominally the rates of our last. Beans, tnougn scarce, sen slowly
and in retail at scarcely late quotations ; there are very few
Egyptians on the passage at present. Oats are held firmly at the
currencies of Tuesday, but there is little doing. Oatmeal in
better request, choice qualities making 3d per load more money.
Indian corn of all sorts moves very slowly at a reduction of 6d
per qulrter from the prices of last Tuesday. MASTS & SONS.
MANCHESTER TRADE REPO:IT. —The market continues quiet,
but very firm in price. The German houses give out scarcely
any orders, and the buyers for India are now operating more

and of various qualities, ood refining and fine grocery
descriptions found free-buyers at fully 6d advance, but the mid-
dling qualities of East India and foreign went off heavily, and it
required great firmness on the part of holders to prevent a
decline, an.l occasionally a slight concession in price was made to
effect sales. The refined market firm. Lumps, 53s to Ms 6d.
Coffee: The public sales of this article have also been large,
chiefly coasisting of plantation coffee, and the bulk found buyers,
Prices were rather- irregular towards the close of the week; but
we do not alter general quotations, the actual sales being for
above the usual quantity. Native Ceylon quotation, common to
good, 48s 6cLto Ms 6d, Tea : The large public sales went off
extremely well this week, and in many instances a slight advance
was paid'in black leaf. Common congou has been sold at 12d in
the private contract market. Rice : There has been a full amount
of business done in the low East India, at prices which about
averaged those-of last week, but there has been a want of anima-
tion in the market. Rum : A limited business only done. Prices
are unaltered. Spices : A fair quantity sold at previous rates.
Saltpetre has sold heavily, and prices are scarcely sustained, In.
other articles no material alteration.
LONDON CORN.-The attendance of the trade was fair, the tone
very quiet; prices of most articles of the trade not materially
altered. The supply of home-grown grain acts small. The
arrivals of foreign grain into London this week were reported
this morning as moderate of wheat, barley, and oats. Wheat :
English fetched about last Monday's prices ; foreign umltered
in value, Flour quiet. Barley (fine) held at last week's: prices ;
grinding sorts a fraction cheaper. Oats steady, Beaus : Eng-
:. Egyptian unaltered in price. Peas quiet. Floating,
. The arrivals of groin-laden vessels has been, this week
anusually abundant. Since this day week, the numbers reported;
at Falmouth and Queenstown sum up a total of 163 vessels,
viz., 47 wheat, 24 maize, 41 barley, 3 oats, 4 beans, 3 rye, 8 Bari,
27 linseed, 2 rapeseed, and 1 millet seed. These heavy artivals
brought several louyers into the market, and altogether a fair
amount of business has been done since last Monday. Wheat
declined in price about is per quarter from last week's rates.
For maize importers asked last week's full prices, with a slight
tendency upwards, but up to this (lea- only one cargo waszeported
as sold. The large number of barley cargoes caused the price to
recede about Is per quarter front the rates of this day 'reek. Oats,
of which the arrivals were confined to a few cargoes, remained
firmly maintained in price. Deans also could trot be bought
cheaper. For Dari, importers. asked. fully las.t. week's prices. In
'iletseed, nothing has be9natme. for soanf,,tzeniniaisitteirneathesiormal,

of sales, and the price of this, article is noannian)
of the cargoes arrived this week have been an unusually short
time on passage. One vc.-el from Constantinople had completed
her voyage in about 22 days; another from Odessa in about 3S
days. The bulk of tho cargoes arrived in good condition ; sirue
last Wednesdav about 16 cargoes changed bands. Whea:
rwr 492 lhs ; Saidi, 27s Gd pa* qr. mewl,

, ..1111riia. 4is pe, -,-,-, -- , --- • --..
Dcrdtansk, about 22s per 400 The. A
barely sold _Egyptian, 18s 6d pm:imp. qi. ; Ibrail, Am,
oargoes .
21s to 21s 4id
pel 400 II's;
Tag. oats fetched about 19s per qr., all C.F.I.
cargo
BOROUGIi liorc—A further improvement has taken plane in
prices for tine Weald Kents and Sussex llops, which are
Scarce
G:ls, , to
East Kents,
low and inferior samples are dull of sale. Currencyz_
itiand
;
Sussex, 48s, 56s toB4s Oss. 1265; Weald Kents, ala, 635, to 70s;
1
LoNnoN TALtow.—The market is steady, at, • the following
March only,
quotations :—Town tallow, 52s Gd. nett cash • p
, etersburg, Ir.C.,
on the spot, 33. 3d; January to March, Yag ft
53s Gd; April to June, 51s Od to 525; °dab -. °°` ;
to 525.
-11 R e. to December, 51s 9d
- t to-day there is a good
LoNnoN MINING.--11l the mirtlag tual:ke
Devon shares.reat Consols, Great South
demand for dividend-pay;
East Basset, South Caradon, Shares In Wheal Basset,
Tolgus, Rosewarne, St, Day IT •
f -lons are efftetaps
in especial request,
Stock Exchange at the
Trausica• lilted, and Previ.lence Mines, are
recorded in the
instances exhibit an, ollowing priee9 , which in several
470 ; Cheat Splitb.' T advance, viz. ;-_D' von Great Consols, at
. olggs, at to , ..-
e
-• .- rovidence Mines, at 68,

Sonth•Caradons, at 430; and Wheal Basset, at 22.5 to 230. The
,hares,orthe General Mining Association of Nova Scotia have
dealt in at 21, and Linares Mining at Si ex div.
Cori.—There was a good supply of wheat, and
the trade•was dull, and prices is per qr. cheaper. Fine barley
was in Mir demand at late prices. Beftns were fully as dear. No
change to notice in other articles.
_ GLimuoWCOBN. - There was a good attendance at market to-

WAKE',

day, and an improved enquiry •for all articles at Wednesday's
prices.

GLASGOW InoN.—The mallet has been weaker to-day, yet a
large business was done •for cash at 53s 9d, and we close sellers
at that figure- Noe. and 3, G.M.8., 52s Gd per ton.