Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-29 00:00:00

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE.—Colonial, &c. : The demand for Sugar
from local buyers continues limited, the sales being restricted tc
270 hogsheads Antigua at 42s Gd, but a good inquiry prevails for
the outposts, 415 hogsheads Demerara having been taken for the
Clyde at previous rates, and a cargo of Rio for another outpost,
the price of which has not transpired; a cargo (3,500 bags)
Paraiba has also been placed for Gothenburg at 24s 9d 1 cwt.,
floating condition. We have no transactions to notice in
Molasses or Coffee, but 80 puncheons Jamaica, and 60 puncheons
Demerara Rum, have found buyers, without change in prices.
The market for Tea continues to have an upward tendency, but
transactions are trifling, owing to the limited supply; common
Congou is worth is ld to is Id P lb. Of 15,000 bags Moulmein
Rice offered by auction, 10,000 have been sold at 6s for unpeeled,
and 7s to & for peeled. The business in Dyewoods is limited to
a small lot of St. Domingo Logwood, all faults, at £42s Gd 11 ton. Of
Ashes, only small sales of Pearls at 325, and Pots quoted at 295.
500 to 600 bags Nitrate of Soda have been sold at 15s 3d for 6k
ail cent., and 1,000 bags Saltpetre have also changed hands at
42s 6d to 41s 6d lyl cwt., for sto 2i per cent. refraction. The
sales of Brimstone are restricted to 10 tons best thirds at £8 ;
the business for the week does not exceed 50 tons, at £3 for best
thirds, and £1 5s for best seconds. 20 rases white Perugia
Argols are reported at 92s far arrival; 500 bags fine Sago Flour
have also been!sold at 15s ewt. Oils : Palm quoted at £42
i tun; nothing to notice in Olive, and Linseed unchanged in

value. Tallm;;;" 10 pipes South American at 52s ; of Rosin, 50
barrels at 5s 6d, for common ; and 100 barrels Spirits of Tur-
pentine at 39s 6d to 40s cwt. At auction, 250 bales Bombay
Hemp brought £23 5s to £23 lOs ton. We have also to notice
400 bags Calcutta Rapeseed at 50s; and 100 bags Bombay Linseed
at 55s quarter. _ _

LIVERPOOL COTTON.—The dull and drooping tendency notice-
able in the Cotton market now for some time, has been more
fully developed during the past week. The advices from the
States, every succeeding mail, being more confirmatory of a
large yield, and inducing the belief in a continued ample supply
here, save caused holders to offer their stocks very freely,
which, in the absence of all speculation, and with only a
moderate trade demand, has afforded the buyer a great se-
lection, and prices have ruled irregular and easier, the decline
in the week amounting to id per lb on all classes of American.
Brazil about Id per lb lower. Egyptian slow of sale at previous
rates. Surat without change. The weekly sales -are 40,000
bales, of which 970 are on speculation and 3,370 for export.

THIS WEEK. . I PricesPaid.(i.
DESCRIPTION.
Import. iSales. [his Week. Mid. Fair.

!in.. Prices. I

d. d. d. a.'
36,843 1660 Sea Island 7to. 20 12/ to 14 \
13,390 Upland
2,680 Mobile
87,639 18.440 New Orleans
659 1,490 Brazil
385 1,920 Egyptian
60 West India
167 4,360 East India

125,693 140,0001

''''LIVERPOOL CORN.—With a small attendance at our Corn
Exchange this morning, there was no new feature to give any
interest to the trade, and sales of wheat were quite in retail at
the currency of Tuesday. Flour was in equally limited demand,
without any change in value. Beans and peas neglected. Oats
continue to meet a fair inquiry, principally for the medium
qualities, but no improvement can be noted. Oatmeal sells to a
moderate extent. Indian corn is again dull, and the turn lower.
R. MAKIN and Sos.
quoted
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT,—The market remains quiet,
more particularly as regards yarns for Germany and India, the
last advices from the East being less favourable. Cloth is steady
at the prices of Tuesday.
Losnos PRODUCE. -The quantity pressed on the market
conlou.
during the week in public sale has exceeded the demand, and
except for choice qualities a decline of fully 6d has been
accepted to effect sales. Refined is unalteriemdp;
rlouvmedp
538 to 51s 6d. Coffee : The quantity brought forward has been
'demand
small this week, and prices have been about sustained. Tea
The buying has been general and large this week, and prices
W:eormeerleeipinixotrteteneddt
to-day show an advance of Id on most deseripßtiiocnes:oAf
Common is now quoted firm at 121 d per lb.
business done at previous rates. Rum : An
ofo
n the
tht trade has been experienced this week, and businelii
eeaCkts Cott t t o n A Um-
has been dene at very full prices. Saltpetre
demand, and prices must be quoted is
tisoetnuelsartarnaicteeelss of the trade tending
in large
• de was fair, the tone
higher tha een
Spices have been steady at last week's prices.ft last week.
vt eedLr
yob
LONDON
Neetsc;s
opdnroNinc. Le
saTtohpf
erme:to•
wards. The supply of home-grown i-this morning as small of wheat
down-
arrivals of foreign grain into Lond
ge of barley, and small of
grain was small. The
, large
oats. English wheat sold slowly;
at last Monday's prices J i flour quiet. Barley (fine) held
slow to sell. English beans grinding sorts a fraction cheaper. Oats
Ilk .
since last Wednesday. onlyfour
grain-laden vessels were reported
fleet arrived last week is as. two wheat and two barley. The large
have rapidly tllCceeded each being disposed of. Numerous sales
of
grain
oargooo other this week, and the number
remaining to-day offered on sale off the coast

.is reduced to about 40, including wheat, barley, and maize.
The last sales were effected at the following named prioes :
Wheat, Marianopoli, 44s per 4921b5; Galatz, 38s 3d per 4801bs ;
Egypt Sadi, 26s Gd to 26s 9d. Maize :—Odessa for Cork, 28s
par 4921b5, Galatz, 20s Gd per 4921b5; Egyptian, 26s per 4801bs.
Barley, Baltchick, 21s 3d per 4001bs ; Dan, St. Jane d'Acre,
21s Gd per 800ibs. To-day's a.c. Saidi wheat of superior quality
was sold at 28s ; one ditto at 26s 8d per qr. C.F.I.
THE DUTY ON Coax. —The duty on foreign corn is one shilling
a quarter, and in the year ended the 31st March it amounted to
L 486,026.

GRAIN AVEnsors.—Wheat weekly, 41s 9d; aggregate, 408 7d.
Barley weekly, 33s 2d ; aggregate, 32810 d. Oats weekly, 21s 8d ;
aggregate, 21s Bd. Rye weekly, 30s 10d; aggregate, 30s
Beans weekly, 39s 41; agg-regate, 40s 1(1. • Peas weekly, 42s 6d;
aggregate, 435. Wheat sold last week, 118,261 qrs.
LONDON TALLOW.—The market is firm. Prices are quoted as
follows: —Town tallow is 52s 6d, nett cash ; Petersburg, Y.C.,
on the spot, 53s 6d ; on or before end of March, 53s Gd; March
only, 53s 9d ; April to June, 52s Gd; October to December, 53s 6d.
LONDON MINING.— The mining market remains steady,
although, owing to the settlement now in progress, business
has not been active. Shares in Wheal Bassett, Wheal Mary
Ann, and Wheal Trelawney have been rather more offered.
Transactions are officially reported in the Stock Exchange for
cash at the following prices, viz : - Great South Tolgus, 12 ;
West Basset, at 20i; Wheal Mary Ann, at 47; Wheal Tre-
was a small supply of
wheat, yet trade ruled dull, and terms favour of
1 a
Bwn mellyi,
11 3
A 1
la;
Coax.—On
Wheal Basset,
Thursday a
t t2h2e2rt.

buyers, but not quotably cheaper. Barley was held for quite as
much money. Oats rather higher, but only taken in retail.
Beans in less request. Very little doing iu peas.
WAKEFIELD CORN.-At our market to-day there was a fair
supply of wheat, but much of it was in poor condition, and the
trade was firm at last week's prices. Fine dry parcels were in
fair demand ; barley was steady ; beans rather dearer.
GLASGOW CORN. —The market was steady, and a fair business
was done at late rates. . .

GLASGOW Isom—The market was steady to-day, business
being done at 53s cash, and 53s 9d three months; sellers arc very
shy. Nos. 1 and 3. G.M.8., 52s per ton.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Tins D/Or

HIGH WATER.
Morn. Even. Height
.... 8' 4 .... 8 39 .... 10 10

WIND
At LIVERPOOL,—W. - Gentle breeze
HOLYHEAD,—W.— Do.

Abner Stetson New Orleans Johns
Bridgewater
British Trident .. John Parker
City of Manchester (as) Leo Sennega
New York Montmorency
Cleator (ss) ........New York Prosperity ...... -
Ds Witt Clinton New Orleans Pictou & Boston PacketNewry
Contest ...............Calcutta Princess Victoria. .Maranham
Florence Nightingale.. Calcutta Tacna . Islay
Eigen

Newry
. Havre
31obize
Newry

Pilot Fish

Singapore
...Newry

• Suez Robert Cushman:. ....Calcutta
▪ Suez Milan (ss) .......... Genoa
New York Beaver (ss

MARITIME EXTRACTS

Bordeaux

London

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 28..
r.m.s.s.), Small, from Suez at Aden, and sailed Jin-
, with the mails for Australia of Dec. from