The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-14 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL I'RODUCE MA'KET.-FEB. 13

SUGAR: We continue to have a steady market, and
full prices are realised ' • 200 bags Benares are reported at
53s 31,, 2X ,o bags Madras at 44s 6d per cwt from the
(pay, and 2,10 tons clayed Manilla to arrive, of which the
price has not transpired. _ _ .

MOLASSES AND ItUia : Nothing has taken place.
COFFEE: 100 bags St. Domingo have realised 583 for
sound, and 150 bags Rio 51s to 53s 6(1 per cwt.
There is still a good enquiry; 1,000 bags low
Bengal sold at lOs 3d, 4,000 hags Necransie at lOs 91, and
2 200 bags. old Larong at is ad per ewt.
SALITEtNE: 100 bags are reported at 439 per cwt for 2
per cent refraction.

- GAMBIER : We have further to notice 416 bales to
arrive at 19s per cwt.

TusTrc : 50 tons sold at £3 to £8 5s for Cuba, and es
5s to .t 7 7s 6d per ton for Ceara.

REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

SUGAR : There has been a steady demand, and prices
remain without alteration ; the sales comprise 350 hhds
British West India, 9,600 bags Bengal, consisting of Ben-
ares from 53s 3d to 54s Od, and grainy from Ns ad to 58s,
4.200 bags Madras at 443, 95J bags Siam at 525, 50 hhds
Porto Rico at 555, 50 hhds Guadalonpe at 50s 63,100 boxes
Havana at 52s 91, all duty paid, and 5,600 bags Brazil
from 33s 6d to 3 ts 91 per cwt in bond.
MOLASSES would command very full prices, but in the
absence of supply there are no sales to report.
tiOFFEE : The market is very firm, but the small supply
limits business, and only 500 bags Brazil, and 50 bags of
Lagnayra are reported at full rates.
COCOA : 190 bags Bahia realised 64s per cwt from the
cony.

PEPPER: Black has met with an improved demand at
advancing rates, the sales being 400 bags at 4i,1 to al for
Singapore, up to 51for Malabar, and 400 bags Singlpore,
to arrive, at' 4f 1, 100 bags white are•likewise reported at
9,1 per lb. •

Rice : An active export dernand hag prevailed
,for the
IoW kinds of Bengal and Madras, and rather better urices
have been realised; the sales comprise 12,000 bags Bengal
at 108 to 10s 3.1 for Ballam, and 10s 3d to. 10s 61 for low
middling, 12,500 bags common Madras at ICs, and 7,000
bagt Arracan at 9s 61 for indirect Larong, and 103 to
10, 9.1-per cwt for. Neeransie, according to quality.
Rum: The sales are no puncheons Demerara, without
change in price. • • :

TEA : The market has been -quiet during the .week;
there are buyers of common cougous at is 0 1, but no
sellers under is ld ; a fair business done in blackish leaf
kinds, at rather easier rates ; in Greens; there is some
enquiry for common to medium Young Ilyson for expor-
tation, but in other sorts no change to notice. Three
vessels have arrived from Canton, and when the Teas are
landed a good business may be expected at high prices, it
the importers feel inclined to cell.
GUM : 40 cases Manilla sold at 24s per cwt.
SENEGAL : A small lot sold at 50s per cwt.
CAMPHQR : 680 boxes sold at 82s 6d permwt.
GUTTA PERaIIA 18 tons sold at 121(1 per lb.
GAMBIER has eontinu3d in good demand, and 800 bales
sold, heated at 18s to 184 6d, and sound at 19s, also 400
tons to arrive at. 183 to 193 per cwt,
Myßmini,Ams : 4,000 bags sold at 7s 61 to 10s 3d per
cwt.

SAGO FLaua: Upwards of 4500 bags sold at 17s 6d. to
18s per cwt.
SALTPETRE: Only 400 bags reported, at 39s to 44s for
11 to 2 per cent refraction, and 30 bags at 36s for 12k.
NITRATE CF SODA : 200 tons reported at 17s 6d to 18s
61 per ewt.

GUANO : 600 tons sold ; Upper Peruvian at £ll, Pata-
gonian at £4 103, Bolivian at 103 to £lO, and Ichaboe
at .eio per ton.

Locwoop : Small lots of Campeachy at .4'B ss, 460 tons
St. Domingo, chiefly at .4,5, and 60 tons Jamaica at .64
l7s 6d to £5.

FusTIC: 10 tons Savantlla. at ."'5 12s 6d.
LI➢NA WpoD: 60 tons at £l7 I7s 6d for damaged, and
£lB 63 to .€l9 5s for sound.
BARWOOD: 70 tons at .e 5 17s 6d to
RED SANDVR9 WOOD: 40 tons to arrive at 47 15s.
SAPAN Wool) 7 tons Bombay at .t'lB 17s 61 per ton.
Rosin : The sales are 2,000 brls, at 4s 81 to 4s 91 for
Common, to 15s per cwt for fine.

TAR AND TURPENTINE: Nothing doing.
AsliEs : A better demand has appeared, and about 400
brit; 'have been sold, chiefly at 43s per cwt for both sorts.
OIL SEEDS continue in good demand.
LiNsEED.: Sall parcels of Calcutta and Bombay have
been sold, at 7.2 s to 735 9d on the spot, and 150 tons Bom-
bay to arriire at 70s to 735.
RAPESEED: 4,300 bags Calcutta are reported, at 45s for
heated, and 63s to 66s for good quality.
NIGER SEED: 350 bags brought 455. •
POPPY SEED: 250 bags at 63 .
TEEL SEED: A small lot at 69s- percir. . .

.
limns : There are no transactions of moment to report.
BRIMSTONE : There has been an excited market during
the week, and 1,100 tons sold at .e 7 lOs to es 5s per ton,
a further advance in rates being now asked.
Aunons : The enquiry continues good.
TauTAn : 50 casks brown were disposed of, at 82s to
'8236d for St. Antonio, 10 casts discoloured at IoOs to 102 s
6d, and a small lot of Cream at 106 s.
BARK : 200 bags and 10 hhds Philadelphia' have changed
hands at 11s 63 to 13s, and 200 bags Baltimore at lis 93
to 12s. . . .

SumAc sells steadily at the late advance; 700 bags
Palermo taken at 12s to 13s 6d, and 50 bags Tyrol at 63 6d
per cwt.
ANN&TTO: A few casks flag sold at 10d to lOid per
pound.
OLIVE OIL: Sales have been limited, and are about 60
tuns ; Lisbon sells at 459 lOs to 460, Spanish at 460 to
460 10s, and Gallipoli and Neapolitan at £6l to 462 per
tun.
SEAL OIL is in-better demand at the quotations.-----
COD OIL : 140 tuns have been_ sold at £47 to .4'48.
SPERM : 20 tuns sold at 493 to 4295 per tun.
LINSEED OIL is in active request at 43s to 43s 61.
RAPE OIL : Small sales of pale are reported at 52s 6d
to 53s 6d per cwt.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE: 'American reported at 44s per
cwt.
PALM OIL : 280 tons have been sold on the spot at 446
to £47, end 560 tons to arrive at 445 lOs to 446 per ton.
TALLOW The demand continues good, and prices have
advanced, Petersburg Y.C. bringing 64s 6d to 675, and
Northilnd South American 65s to 66s per cwt.
LARD: The sales are 250 tons, on the spot and for
arrivalrat 68s to 70s in the former, and 66s to 67s per
cwt in the latter position.
JUTE : The business continues unimportant, the sales
amounting only to 500 bales, at 414 lOs to 422.
HEMP : 200 bales Bombay are reported at 421, and 80
bales fine Manilla at £5O per ton.
BEEP: The transactions fir the week barely reach the
average extent, the dealers, in the absence of new, buying
only sufficient for their immediate wants. The stock on
hand is still considerable, so there is no response to the
high quotations from • America, and except for a small
quantity of extra quality, new, for special purposes,
the trade seem to regard the short shipments with
indifference.

PORK : The new referred to in our last is not yet
landed ; old moves slowly. In the value of Irish there is
no .change. -
BACON : The improved demand continues, and for some
qUalities a further advance has been Established; holders
show great firmness, and the tendency of the market is
towards still higher prices.
LARD: The demand is still active, and there is for so
far no accumulation of stock ; on the spot For a fine article,
70s is the price, for delivery during March and April
67s was the last price paid.
CITEESR : The market is bare, but sells readily at the
quotations.

ENSUING SALES BY AUCTION.

Monday, Feb.'l6 : 33 casks Whale 011; 41 casks Tuscan
Lard.
Tuesday, Feb. 17 : 3,571 Ox and Cow Hides ; 28 tons
Cattle. Hoofs ; 150 boxes large grain Pearl Sago; 2,890
bags Rice ; 40 tons Linseed Cake ; 680 bags Calcutta
Linseed.
Wednesday, Feb. 18: 200 baskets, 71 cases Borax ; 40
cases Tindal ; 250 tons Savanilla Fustic ; 40 tons Nicara-
gua Wood; 200 Lees Lima Weed; 336 bales Orchella
Weed.