Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-08 00:00:00

YESTERDAY'S

LIVERPOOL PRODI7CF

.—Colonial, &

!blues inactive, And rather easier prices have bean accepted; 500

and 150 cases 2,800 bags brown Bahia, in bond, at 24s 6d per cwt.
Nothing has transpired in Molasses; and only 35 puncheons of
Jamaica Rani; taken without change. The sales in Rice are con-
fined to 650 bags Bengal at 9s 3d to 9s 6d, 25 tierces Carolina at
'Ms 6d for fine, and 1;500 bags old Arracan at 6s per cwt. A fur-
ther inquiry has appeared for Pepper, the sales being 2,200 bags
• ,

cleared. Tn Dyewoods, the business comprises .20 tons Ca*peachy
T ogwood at I,- 7, 30 tons St Domingo at £4 ss, 15 tons.Jainaica at
£4, a small lot of Camwood at £39 15s, and 50 tons Siam Sapan-
wood at Ell lOs per ton. Ashes: 250 barrels have rearmed 29s 6d
to 30s for Pots, and 32s to 32s 6d for Pearls. Of Nitra4e.of Soda,
'25 tons sold at 15s per cwt. 10 tons Brimstone are reported at
£8 per ton for 3rds. A little doing in Oporto red Argo/.7 at 455.
400 bags Militello Sumac at Gs 60 per cwt. 11 serons silver
Cochineal. at 3s 50 to 4s. 1 ton Tartaric Acid at is 10d per lb,
and 220 boxes small Pearl Sago at 16s Gd per cwt. Oils : Palm
quiet at £42 per tun ;: ,of Olive, 30 tuns at late rates ; Linseed
rules at 30s Gd to 31s ; and 5 tons Gingelly taken at 355, per cwt.
Tallow unchanged,' at 54s for P.Y.C; of Lard, 20 tons Leghorn
to arrive at 595, 30 tons ditto on the spot at 58s, and 45 tons fine
American at 60s per cwt. • Of Spirits of. Turpentine, 70 brls at
39s to 39s 6d ; and of Rosin, 400 brls c..,ramon at ss, with 150 brls
low medium at 6s 3d to 9s per cwt. Owing to the large quantity
of Linseed now offered, and the very limited demand which pre-
vails, rather lower prices have been taken, 3;500 bags Bombay
being reported at 535, 3,560 bags 2,000 pockets Calcutta at 51s ,6d
from the quay, and 150 bags Bengal. Rapeseed at 51s per quarter,
We have also to notice 50 tons thick American Linseed Cakent
at £9 2s 6d per ton.
Livnarom. Carrox.-LThere has been a fair.business transacted

in cotton to-day,

inclndi;g-170Pernamimeo, 70 to nil ; 100 Maranham, 7id to
Bhd ; 200 Egyptian, lid to Bd. ; 500 Surat, sid to 5-id—are
reported 7,000 bales, owhich 1,000 are on speculation:and for
export.
LONDON PRODUCE.—The following sales are advertised :
Sugar : 350 hhds.'West India; 5,500 bags Mauritius; 2,000 bags
Bengal ; and 2,300 bags Madras. Coffee : 1,400 bags native
Ceylon. Rice : 11,000 bags. Pimento : 900 bags. Tea : About
20,000 packages. Sugar : The private contract markets have
been inactive since Friday. Coffee : No sales reported. Tea :
The private telegrams received to-day from China, report • high
prices and short supply, which has materially improved the tone
of the market; large public sales will take place to-morrow.
Rice without alteration. Cotton : No sales reported.
LONDON CORN. -The attendance of the trade was full, the tone
quiet, and prices of most articles of the trade unaltered. Thu
supply of home-grown grain was small. The arrivals of foreign
grain into London last week were reported this morning as very
small of wheat, barley, and oats.

BOROUGII HoP.—A steady demand for Weald Kent and Sussex
hops, at fully late prices.

METROPOLITAN ATTI.E.—The supply of beasts is again short,
and the demand is good, consequently trade is brisk at fully late'