The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-07 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE AIAtiKET.-FEB. 6

SUGAR : There continues a steady demand, and stiff
rates are obtained ; 230 hhds Demerara are reported,
chiefly at 50s to 51s 3d, up to 56s 6d for grainy, 550 bags
Cossipore at 57s 6d (15s duty), 350 bags Benares at 53s 6d
to 54s 3d, and 1,000 bags Siam (to arrive) at 52s per cwt.
Rum : About 50 puncheons Jamaica have been taken
at full rates.
COFFEE: 50 bags Rio have been taken at 508 per cwt.
RICE : Nothing further has transpired.
LINSEED is advancing in price, 600 bags and 600 pockets
Calcutta having realised 70s per quarter, and 100 tons
Bombay to arrive, the same price.
JUTE: 200 bales at £l7 per ton. 1
PEPPER: 100 bags white at 93 per lb.

REVIEW FOR THE WEEK.

SUGAR: The demand has continued active, and prices
may be quoted Gd higher, the business having been
restricted by the limited quantity offering ; the sales com-
prise 420 hhds West India. 10,200 bags Bengal, chiefly
Benares, at 52s 6d to Ms 6d for 15s, up to 56s 6d for 17s 6d
duty, and including Cossipore at Ms 6d to 57s 9d, and
Dates at 52s to 52s 3d, 3,200 mats Mauritius at 52s 6d,
5,700 mats Manilla, at 50s for clayed, and at 45s 6d, duty
paid, for unclayed, with 500 tons of the latter, to arrive
here, at 30s 6d, London landing terms, and 250 cases, 9,500
bags Brazil, partly to arrive, at 34s to 35s in bond, with
a cargo of 3,500 bags Paraiba at 32s 9d per cwt, usual
floating conditions, for delivery at this port.
MOLASSES : 100 puncheons Demerara have brought 24s
9d per cwt from the quay.
COFFEE : There is a very good demand, but the small
supply restricts business, and only 30 tcs Jamaica and a
few bags unwashed Rio are reported at full rates.
PEARL SAGO : 80 boxes realised 25s 9d for small, and
28s 6d per ewt for large grain.
COCOA : 170 bags Bahia and a small lot of Guayaquil
were disposed of for arrival at the quotations.
PEPPER : 770 bags Singapore (black) brought 4id to
41d, and 420 bags white, part to arrive, 83d, advancing to
9d.
PIMENTO : A few bags sold at 4d per pound.
RICE : Holders having shown more disposition to meet
the market, a fair business has resulted, prices in most
instances being rather in favour of buyers ' • the sales are
4,900 bags Bengal, chiefly at lOs 9d for low middling,
13,350 bags Arracan, at 9s 6d for old Laren& and lOs 6d
to lOs 91 for Necransie, 800 bags Moulmein at 8s 9d for
ordinary, and 270 tcs Carolina at 22s 3d to 22s 9d per cwt
for middling.
Rum is in fair demand, but the small supply limits the
sales to 80 puncheons Demerara, and 50 puncheons
Jamaica, at last week's rates.
TEA : In the early part of the week common Congous
were difficult of sale ; subsequently a better feeling per-
vaded, and some considerable parcels were taken by
speculators at is ld per lb; blackish to finer kinds fully
maintain the late advance, also scented Teas ; some
business has also been done in greens, at further enhanced
rates.

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SHELL LAC, LAC DYE, AND INDIGO: No sales are
reported.
Gums: About 12 tons sold. _ _

COPAL : African red sold at 955. Manilla at 20s, Turkey
at 25s to 77s 6d, and Senegalat 50s 6d per cwt.

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VATICZER4. hatger a strong qemand has appeared, and
about 500 tons sold, on the spot and to arrive, upto 17s 6d
per cwt for sound, and higher prices are now demanded.
SAGO FLOUR: 1,200 bags brought 17s 6d to 18s per cwt.
CASTOR OIL : 40 cases sold at Id per lb.
SALTPETRE : About 1,800 bags have been taken, chiefly
to arrive, at 40s per cwt for 5 per cent, and 43s to 46s
for 2 to 3 per cent on the spot.
NITRATE OF SODA 400 tons have been disposed of at
17s 61 to 18s, with small lots at 18s 3d to 18s 6d per cwt.
LOGWOOD : 40 tons Campeachy at £8 ss, and 10 tons
Jamaica at £5 2s 6d.
FUSTIC: 100 tons Savanilla at £5 12s 6d, and 25 tons•
Rio Hache at £5 15s.
BARWOOD: 10 tons at £6..R
LIMAWOOD: 160 tons at .£l7 15s to £lB per ton.
ROSIN : The sales reach 2,500 brls, at 4s 8d to 4s 10d for
common, up to 14s 6d per cwt for tine.
TURPENTINE : 2,600 brls have been disposed of on
private terms, ex ship.

TAR without alteration.
Ames : 150 brls sold at 43s to 43s 64 per cwt.
LINSEED: 600 bags and 600 pockets Calcutta reported
at 701.
RAPESEED has been in good demand, and 8 000 bags
Calcutta sold at 59s to 64s per quarter for ordinary to
fine quality.
HIDES: There are no sales to report.
BRIMSTONE has been in good demand at advanced rates,
and 900 tons sold ; to £7 5s per ton is now asked.
ARGOLS have sold steadily; 50 casks Oporto taken at
45s 6d to 475, and 8 casks white at 67s 6d to 80s per cwt.
TARTAR: 25 casks cream sold at 105 s, 15 casks grey
and discoloured, 97s 6d to 100 s, and 5 casks brown at 62s
to 87s 6d per cwt.
SUMAC: About 2,300 bags Palermo have found buyers
at 12s, and 50 bags leaf at 12s 6d per cwt.
QUERCITRON BARK : 75 hhds Philadelphia sold at Ils
6d to 12s 6d, and 250 bags Baltimore at lls 3d to lls 6d per
cwt.
LEMON JUICE: 25 pipes concentrated sold at ld per
degree.
ANNA.TTO : 12 casks flag sold at 10d per lb.
OLIVE OIL has been rather quieter this week, the sales
being about 80 tuns, but the rates are fully maintained.
SEAL AND COD OIL : Nothing worthy of notice has
taken place.
SPERM OIL : A fair business has been done at the quo-
tations.
LINSEED OIL has been in request at 41s to 43s per cwt.
RAPE : Pale continues quiet at 52s to 548 per cwt.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE are also quiet, at 43s 6d to 44s
per cwt.
PALM OIL: The demand has improved, 700 tons on the
spot have been sold at 446 to '47, and 850 tons to arrive
at 445 10s to .446 per ton.
TALLOW is dearer, with a much improved demand,
Petersburg Y.O having been sold freely at 63s 6d to 655,
and North American at 62s to 63s 6d per cwt.
LARD: 80 tons on the spot sold at 70s, and 100 tons for
future delivery at 66s to 68s per cwt.
JUTE : Little is passing ; the sales are confined to 1,400
bales, at from 414 17s 6d to 422.
HEMP : 50 bales Manilla are also reported at 441 per
ton.
BEEF : The week's transactions are to a full average
extent, at rather higher rates for fine sorts, but at easier
prices for ordinary descriptions. Fine new is much
wanted, and such, when it arrives, will command an
extreme price.
Port* has also sold more freely, but without alteration
in value A parcel of new hap arrived, but will riot be
landed for a day or two.
BACON; There is a more active demand, and the sales
for the week are large, at full prices, the market closing
firm, with rather an upward tendency.
LARD: There is a steady demand, and the sales on the
spot and to arrive exceed 100 tons. Parcels afloat are
now held at 68s 64 ; the last price paid for such was 68s.
CHEESE : A further advance has been realised for fine
descriptions.