Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-29 00:00:00

REVIEW OF THE WEEX.

SUGAR There has been an improved dem'and this
week, especially for refining desoriptions of West Jndia,
which have become scarce, and prices have advanced le
per cwt; the sales comprise 1,000 hhds B P. at 47. 6ci to
52s 6d, 1,400 mats uncleyed Manilla at 44s 93. 200 hhcle
Porto Rico and Cuba at 49i 6d to 50s 6d, and 200 cases,
4,000 bags Brazil at 33s to 35s per cwt in bond.

Nior.Asszs No sales to report.
COPFLE : A good demand still exists, and full prices
have been obtained for 160 tierces Jamaica, w1,i.311 brought
65s to 723 for ordinary to fine ordinary, and 1084 64
to 1123 for a few tierces superior fine Mountain ; of P;an-
tatiou Ceylon, 40 casks have been taken, and
.in
the sales are limited to 140 bags Rio and Bahia at 51s to
56s per cwt.
Cocoa : 460 bags Para sold at 87s.
GINGER : 1,100 bags African at 30s per cwt.
PEPPER: 170 bags Singapore black at bid per lb, and
80 bags of white, price not reported.
: The market has been dull, and only a very limited

business, done at about' former rates ; the sales are 1,500
bags Bengal. at. 94 93 for Ballam, and 10s 6d for low
middling, 1,500 bags Arracan, at lOs 91 for Necrensie, and
500 tons for distant arrival at I is per cwt-
Pzaua SAGO : 200 boxes realized 22s for large, and 23s
6d to 23s 93 per cwt for small grain.
Rum: There is no change this week ; the sales consist
of 230 puncheons, including a fine mark of Demerara, at
3s lld for punchetns, and 4s for hhds, and J.4.2.swards at
2s 51 per gallon for proof strength.
Taal: Throughout the week the market has been very
inactive ; some small sales have been made in good
common Congou at IS 23 per lb, but in other descriptions
the transactions are very trifling. The telegraphic
accounts received yesterday from China, stating that the
exports for the season 1856 and 1857 were only 60,500 000
lbs, and th2.t there had been no further shipments of the
new crop. caused a much firmer feeling, and the news is
calculated to strengthen the market materially.
Linea(); Nothing reported.
SHELL LAC: 150 chests sold at 533 6d to 563 6(1 for
blocky, 69s 63 to 714 63 for free liver, and 80s to tis 3 for
rood to fits orange, also 80 chests orange to arrive at
_ _

LAC Thirp : 70 chests Native have found purchasers at
5i4 per lb. •
GAMarsa : The sales are limited to 250 bales, at 16s 9d
for sea-damaged, And 17s for heated.
SAGO FLctua: 800 bags have been sold at.l6s 9d to 17s
per cwt.
SALTPETRE: The only, sale is 300 bags afloat, reported
without price.
NITRATE OF SODA: The trisiness on the spot is 450
tons at 21s to 233 6d, and 700 tons to arrive at 20s to
20; 61 per cwt.
LOGWOOD: 30 tons Cumpeachy at £7.153 to £B, 50 tons
Jamaica, at 44 103 for all faults, np to.£4 15s for sound,
anti 10 tons Honduras at £6.
FUSTIC: 7 tons Honduras at £3 2; 63, and 40 tons
indirect, to arrive, at £6 123 6d to £6 153.
SAPANWOOD: 10 tons Marini, all faults, at £lB 103.
CA)rwooD: 8 tons at £37 to £37 123 6d.
LIMA WOOD: Small lots at £25 to £25 10s.
BA:Rwoop dra 2s 6d to £5 5s per ton.
ROSIN: Sales to•th3 extent of 4,000 barrels made, at
4s 31 to 4s 51 for common, 8s to 15s 61 for medium to
fine, end a parcel extra fine at 25s to 263 per cwt.
TAR : 1,000 barrels Stockholm reported at 163 6d per
barrel.
TURPENTINE : No sales reported.

Astus : 200 barrels sold at 42s 6d to 433 per cwt.
LtNsEEn : There is a fair inquiry for arrival, but
-parc,.l3 landed meet with little demand ; a few small lots
-of Bombay sold at 663 6d to 67s per quarter.
RAPESEED very dull.
HIDES: The sales compriso 1,500 'salted New York at
631 to 7.1, 500 Australian at lid, 425 dry Monte Iridee at
15t I to 16p, and 4,000 Manilla Buffalo at 63.1 per lb.
BRIIIIITONE has sold to a moderate extent, the sales
being about 250 to ,s at .£8 to .E 8 2s 6d per ton.
-7Aacots remain in limited demand, and the only sales
reported consist of 3C eases Perugia h t 773 6d to 80s.
TARTAR has been rather more inquired for ; 5 casks
Cream sold at 100.3 6d to 102 s, a small parcel of dis-
coloured at 97s 63. 10 casks brown at 735, with 8 casks,
all faults, at 61s to 645.

SUMAC has been dull; only about 400 bags taken at Ils
to 12s 3d.

BARK : 200 bags sold at 12s 63, 1,000 bags to arrive,
pri,e not reported, and 19 hhils Philadelphia at 15s to 16s.
MADDER; boors: A small parcel of French has been
taken at 55i, and about 600 bales Bombay at 30s to 38,,
according to quality; in Turkey, only retail sales at
previous rates.
MADDER: 150 bars Spanish reported at 52s 63, and 20
bags Garancine at £7 lOs per cwt.

ANNATTO: Sznall parcels are returned at 9d to 914
per lb.
OLIVE OIL continues in steady demand at advancing
rates; the salei reach 103 tuns, at £5B 103 to £59 for
Galipoli, .£37 103 to -eSS tor Seville, Malaga, and Lisbon,
and .e 5.1 per tun for Mogadore,
SEAL OIL: BO tuna, on the spot and to arrive, have
been sold without change in price.

SPERM : 10 tuns sold at .e 92 per tun.
COD OIL continues dull.
LINSEED OIL is in moderate request at 403 to 40s 61 per
cwt.

RAPE : Pale sold at 50s to 51s 6d per OWL
GINGELLY OIL : 33 casks realised ..t"-12 12s 6tl per tux.
SPIRITS or TUUPENTINE : Small sales are reported at
375 per ewt•
PALM OIL : 250 tons on the spot sold at £46 lOs to
£47, and 330 tons at £45 for distant, and £46 to £46 106
per ton for near arrival.
TALLOW has been in moderate demand, at 63s to 64s
for Petersburg Y.C., and at 64s per cwt for North and
South American.

LARD : Only small sales are reported at 693 to 70s 6d
per cwt.
JUTE : Rather lower prices having been accepted, 4,250
bales have been taken at 03'21 15s to £27, the market
closintt without animation.

FIBRE : A small parcel of Mexican is reported at £3O
per ton.
BEEP : A quiet retail demand. met freely by holders,
has taken off, ex ship, a portion of the recent arrivals at
last weeks prices, and the market for the present seems a
shade stronger, the late receipts and the shipments on the
way, together being,not considered more than enough for
the wants of the trade.

PORK is a slow sale but the stocks are light and prices
are .supported ; the dealers, however, anticipate lower
rates as soon as the new Irish appears. •
_ _

BACON : There is no new featiii-e, the demand from the
country and from Ireland is of a very retail character. but
the market is quite as good in tone as last week, being
relieved to a sensible extent by the quantity shippped and
shipping back to America.
IlAms and SHOULDERS in retail request.
. .

LARD : The demand is very slow and we reduce quota-
tions Is per cwt, the sales for the week do not reach fifty
tons.

CHEESE Good sells readily, but inferior:is quite
neglected.
GREASE BUTTER in steady demand.
RNsIIING SALES BY AUCTION.

Tuesday. Sep. 1. e 1 cask. 67 bags Ceylon Coffee ; b 2
bags white Pepper ; 700 do yellow Mustard Seed ; SOU do
Linseed 250 do Rapeseed ; 326 bales Mexican Fibre, all
faults.

Wednesday, Sep. 2.: 348 bales Bombay Madder Roots ;
123 bags Saltpetre; 10 casks Annatto; 116 cases Tincal;
9400 bundles Rattans.

Thursday. Sep. 3. 1,850 bags Bonbayiltapeseed ; 1,150
do yellow Mustard Seed.

Tuesday, Sep. 8.: 5,000 East India Kips ; 20 tons Myra-
bolams.

Wedatsday, Sep. 9.: 357 pockets Seed Lac.
Thursday, Sep. 10.: 55,000 Ox and Cow Horns.
Thursday, Oct. 8.; 20 tons African Ivory.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.-Aug. 28.
Per stcne, 20Ibs. Per 00114 s. a. d. a. d
a. d. s. ri. Potatoes. Pink Eyes() 0 to 0 0
Hay, 01d...... '0 7} to 0 91 Ditto, Kcmps .... 6 0 to 6 6
Ditto, new.. 0 7 to 0 81 Ditto, Wh.terocks. 0 0 to 0 0
Ditto, clover 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, Balshaws 0 oto 0 0
Green Clover 0 2 to 0 3 Ditto, Beldrums 0 0 to 0 0
Vetches 0 21 to 0 o', Ditto, cattle 0 0 to 0 0
Straw, wheat 0 St to 0 Per ton.
Ditto, oat 0 31 to 0 4, Turnips.
Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 OiCarrots
Oats, In straw 0 0 to 0 0; )tangle worse
I %I/inure 4 0 to 6 0

LIVERPOOL HIDE MARKET.-AUG. 28.

BALM THIS WEEK.

Average. Per lb. Tare.
10 Salted M.V. Bull Hides . .
41 „ „ Ox Hideo, gre nsy ...........58/ „ 6d. 5 „
2 .• ~ ~ ship damaged.... „ 61. 5 „
1782 „ B.A. Cow Hides (via New Yort ).. 48 „ 80. 4 „
655 „ M.V. Os Hires
477 " New York Ox Hides ... 703 „ 73. 6 „
665 „ ~ 43/ to 45} „ 73. 4 „
133 ~ „, Kips. • • •
32 11 ” Buil, .....e.."
126 ' ~ darnitzsd Ox ....561 to 75 „ 61c17.,9 „
303 ~ Californian C/o Hides ..
550 „ Ba nos Ayres Horse Hides
~ I.eated, Sce 2388 ~' 14s
each..
48 „ M.V.
502 ~ New South Wales ilides 6s 1-6„ 731. 5 lbs.
425 D y River Plate Ox and Cow Hides, nar-
row stretch, fresh flesh .... 291 „ 160.
Eroad rretcb, stale flesh.. . 333 5„ 15 d.
Narrow do., :testi tia•a ...... •• • • • • • • 2 ii " 16/d.
Broad do., stale flesh ...... ..... ... "21 „ 161.
City damaged . - " 130.
4044 Manilla Buffalo Hides, I.t heavy —243 io 26; „ 63d.t061d.
2nds . .
.. _ „ 41d.ta4/d.
. ..
aids .. • .. . „ 4d.
lit light . ..
2nds -1, 4/d.
3rds ............ .. . . - ” 4d.
It. s. d.
75 Tons Smyrna Valoneo, good ....... at 0 0 to 16 0 0 per ton.
25 „
If
fair to good ..15 0 to 15 10 0 „
280 Begs
138 „ Catnativa ... .• .. .. . • • . .. ... n 16 0 to 16 10 0 „
48 Butts Horse Great° fait ...... ...... 0 0 to 2 2 6 perewt.
240 Tons S.A. Bone Asti, comma n ...... 0 0 to 3 15 0 per ton.
50 „ „ Bones, 11rghi............ 5 15 to 5 17 6 ••
G. F. MAsTio.

760 qrs ; pease, 739 qrs ; 'corn, 3,064 qrs; oatmeal, 327
sacks; flour, 3,834 sacks 1,150 brls. Exports from the
25th to the 27th August, 1857, inclusive :—Foreign Parts.
—Barley, 13 qrs ; malt, 5 qrr; ; oats, 12-, ors ; oatmeal,
105 sacks ; flour, 370 brie. Ireland.—Wheat, 365 qrs ;
malt, 31 qrs ; Indian corn, 1,776 qrs ; flour, 586 sacks
175 brls. C iastwisc.—Barley, 12 qrs ; Indian corn, 434
qrs ; flour, 56 sacks 62 brls•
R. MAKIN & SONS.