The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-20 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET-MAY 19.

To-day's market was well attended, many buyers appearing from
the country, and the tone of the trade decidedly improved ; interior
millers purchased Wheats rather freely, some parcels were taken for
holding over, and the decline stated on Friday has been fully re-
covered, leaving the currencies as on this day week for all descrip-
tions ; Irish buyers took only in moderate quantity to-day.
Flour is in better request, bat scarcely so well sold as on this day
week.

Egyptian Beans fully support late prices, and other kinds are rather
dearer.

Oats and Oatmeal sell slowly, with little change from the closing
rates oflast week. . _

Indian Corn was sold in good quantity at advanced quotations ;
w!li'e American 3t33 to 395, yellow 363 6d, mixed Ms to Ms 3d per
480 lbs. _ . _ _

Arrivals and exports from the 12th to the 18th of May, 1857, inclu-
sive.— Into I iverpool from Ireland—Barley, 1. 6 qrs; malt, 36 qrs;
oats, 2,065 qrs; oatmeal, 793 sacks; flour, 1,126 sacks. Coastwise—
Wheat, 66 qrs; malt, 1,835 qrs; oats, 190 qrs, oatmeal, 2 sacks.
United States, 17,302 qrs; Indian corn, 30,907 qrs; flour, 27,654 brls
Europe, &c.—Wheat, 70 qrs; barley, 4 qrs; beans, 614 qrs; Indian
corn, 1,149 qrs; floor. 100 brls. Eeypt—Beans, 1,047 qrs. Into
R orn —Oati, 1;216 qrs. Total—Wheat, 17,438 qrs; barley, 170
qrs ; malt, 1,871 qrs; oats, 3,491 qrs; beans, 1,661 qrs; Indian corn,
3210)56 qre; oatmeal, 792 sacks; flour, 1,126 sacks, and 27,754 brls.
Exports to Foreign Parts—Barley, 6 qrs; oats, 1,891 qrs; Indian
corn, 1,788 qrs; Indian corn meal, 50 brls; flour, 0. bile. Ireland—
Wheat, 5,282 qre; Indian corn, 24,364 qrs; Indian corn meal, 43t
brls; flour, 1,248 sacks, and '165 brie. Coastwise—Wheat, 377 qrs;
acts, 25 qrs ; Indian corn. 149 qrs ; Indian corn meal, 6 brls ; oat-
Illeal,lo sacks ; flour, 356 sacks, and 781 brie,
R. MAKIN & SONS.

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—MAy 19.
Remarkably quiet market—similar to the last three o four—pro-
ducers continuing firm, while buyers hold aloof,

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.--MAY 19.
SI:WAIL—No public sales have been advertised to-day, but pri-
vately a fair amount of activity prevails, and some sales of Mauritius
have been made at firmer pricee. In the refined market, also, there
is more enquiry at about previous rates.
COFFEE i 3 very steady, and full prices would be paid for suitable
qualities. whiCh are very scarce. Good active Ceylon is not pro-
curable at 645.
TEA.—The market is firm, with a moderate amount of business
doing.
0? 4,000 Bengal offered in public sale, about two-thirds
foun i buyers at steady prices—low white, 103 6d, with a few lots at
11s; good white bought in at 12s 6d.
SYICEB.—The market generally is &dive, bat no change in prices
is reported.
SA LTPET az is saleable at our previous quotations.
COTTON.—After 'Change yesterday, 700 bales were sold at fall
pr-ces.
WOOL.—The public sales of colonial are progressing at very firm
rates, and an upward tendency is perceptible. The market for home
grown wools s also ratter firmer, but it is not very active.
METALS.—Scotch pig iron is not quite so firm, mixed numbers
being obtainable at 745 9d cash. Spelter is quiet at .t3l to £3l Os on
the spot, and is offered for arrival at £3O 155 to £3l, but without
finding buyers. The market for English tin is steady, at the recent
decline ; but so little business is doing In foreign, that the value is
nominal. Baaca, £142 to £143; and Straits, £l4O.