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

IMP MIA'

AVERAGES.

Wheat. I Barley. Oats. I Rye. Beans. I Pease.
Dec. 27 59s 8c1143s 11e 23s 7‘l,3gs gd 42s 4,11409 2d
Jan. 3 .. 588 1c1144s 8d 233 50 395. 2d 413 5c1140s 9d
10 .. 5Ss 100443 70, 23s 8d 38s 5d 415 7,1 s9s 9d
17 .. 59s 4d1453 70 235 4d 40s 2d 40$ Sd' 395 6d
24 58s 10d1463 Id 233 81 375; Sd 40s 8d:393 Cd
31 579 lidi4Ss sd 233 4d 38s ld 403 5'1!39s 7d
j-
-6wlc'sAz Av. 58s 901455 lid 23s 6d1383 11d 41s 2d:293 lid

6wk'sAg Av

158 s gd

LONDON CATTLE MARKET.—Fen. 6.
Notwithstanding a considerable arrival of foreign beasts.
the supply altogether is small. We are enabled to retain
Monday's quotations, although trade is dull. We have a
few more sheep than on Friday last, but they are princi-
pally of inferior quality. Trade is about the same as on
Monday. Calves are lower. From Germany and Holland
there are 214 beasts, 160 sheep, and 118 calves. Norfolk
and Suffolk, 300 beasts; and 126 milch cows from the
Onnritieg.
Per stone of h.IIUS. D.
Best Scots, Herefords 4 10 5 2 Best Dns & H-f-brecleb
Best Short-horny 4 8 5 0 Best Long-wools .... 5 2 5 4
Second quality beasts 3 8 4 4 Do. do. Shorn ....
Calves
Pigs
Best Dos & Hf-breds 5 6 5 S Lambs
Beasts at market, 890; sheep and lambs, 2,650; calves, 164;
pigs, 90.

LONDON MINING MARKET.—FEn. 6.
A good amount of business is going forward to day in
home mining stocks, and prices are in nearly all cases
well supported. Wheal Mary Anu shares are in request
at a further improvement, being marked in the Stock
Exchange as high as 47i. Sortridge Consols shares are
firmer.
Foreign mining securities remain quiet. There have
been some transactions in Linares shares, at 8 to 81.
In course of time much greater facilities will probably
be presented for dealing In mining stocks in the Stock
Exchange, and the steps lately adopted by the committee,
though of so recent a date, are already working satis-
factorily. As was to be expected, many of the
" outside " dealers, who have hitherto had the
market very much at their command, show a dis-
position to carp at the recent alterations, which tend
directly to the demolition of the system of the wide
margins," and fictitious prices. Nevertheless, the
public are beginning to .operate more freely in mining
stocks, now that a more reliable market has been estab
lished. We have no doubt whatever, that the market in
the Stock Exchange will steadily extend, rendering tran-
sactions much more easy at fair prices, and thus con-
ducing greatly to the advantage of the mining interest.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange :—Carvannal, 7,1, I, 8, ; Ding
Dong, 33, 34i ; East Russell, 8s 6d, 9s, 108; Great Alfred,
121, I, 1, i; Great Baddern, 2.15, tls 253, 27s 6d;
Molland, 4s 6d, ss; North Basset, 35k, 3,1; North
Frances, 21, 1 ; North Laxey, 55; Penhaldarva. 20 ;
Par Consols, 23*, I; Rosewarne United, 39, 40; Sort-
ridge Consols, 1, i; South Condurrow, 8s 94,
93, lOs ; Sithney Buller' ; 7/, 8 Trevelyan, 51,
6 ; West Damsel, 10711
, 110 ; West Fowey, 81,
gi, 1; West Grenville, 4s 6d, ss; West Par Consols,
10s, 12s 6d; Wheal Basset, 300, 310; Wheal Edward, 31;
Wheal Harriet, 255, 27s 6d, 245, 255; Wheal Unity, 21, ;
Wheal Wrey, 71,
The following dividends are advertised on the shares of
the Rhymney Iron Company, viz., el on each £5O share,
and 6s on each £l5 share, free of income tax.
The half yearly meeting of the Peninsular Mining Com-
pany, Iberian Mining Company, and Castilian Mining
Company, are severally called for the 17th inst.

THURSDAY EVENING.

The following transactions have taken place in the Stock
Exchange, in addition to those recorded in the official list :
—Wheal Arthur, 6 ; Sortridge Consols,'.l 13-16 ; Great
Wheal Alfred, 121; West Frances, 33, 34 ; Wheal Bitty
(St. Agnes), 61, 1, j; St. Day United, 355; West Fowey,
; Great Hewes, 235.
In foreign mining shares there was no new feature.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—Fzu. 6.
The market held here to-day has been rather slow.
Wheat was taken in retail quantities at a decline of 2s
per qr. The finer sorts of barley are unchanged in price,
but the common runs sell at a decline of is per qr. Other
articles of the trade remain unchanged.

DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—FEB. 45.
Our market this morning was charaoterised by much
dullness. Very little business was transacted, an the
rates of Tuesday were barely sustained.

BELFAST CORN MARKET.—FEB. 6.
We had a good supply of wheat and oats at the farmers'
market this morning, without any quotable change in
prices. There was very little business transacted at the
corn exchange, but late prices were sustained.

CORK CORN M A RKET.—FEE. 6.
There is not any material change in this market. The
sales going forward are limited, but prices are well sus-
tained. We quote—White wheat, 32s to 335; red do, 31s
6d to 325; barley, 22s 6d to 23s ; and oats, 12s 8d to 13s 4d.

CORK BUTTER MARKET.—FEB. 6.
The supply at this day's market consisted of 600 kegs
and firkins, and prices remain steady at the following
quotations :—Firsts, 121 s; Seconds, 119 s; Thirds, 105 s ;
Fourths, 94s ; and Fifths, 64s 6cl per cwt.

GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.—FEB. 6.
The market for pig iron is quiet; there are a few sales
to report. We quote as follows :—Mixed Nos., buyers at
73s 3d, and sellers at 73s 6d. No. lis sold at 74s 6d, and
buyers offer 745. No. 3is offered for 71s 6d, but buyers
will give 71s,

BIRTH.
On the 6th Inst. at the Chaplain's house,Kirkdale,the wife of the
Rev. Billiard Appleton, of a daughter.
DEATHS.
On the 4th inst., at 8, Stanley Crescent, Bootle, aged 9 years,
Mary, second daughter of Captain Newtor..

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