Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-17 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-JUNE 16.

SUGAB.—The market remains dull. and rather easier rates have
been accepted; the transactions comprise 9u hhds Demerara at 53s 3d
to 553 9d, 160 bags grainy, all faults, by aucton, at 61s 6d to 61s 9d,
and 1,250 bags Dates, to arrive. at 58s per cwt.
o sr.—A few po ncheons of Demerara are repo: ted at previous prices.
COFFEE —At public sale, a small parcel of Plantation Ceylon brought
71s to 86s for low ordinary to goad middling, vad 30 bugs Native 665.
Cocos.-30 bags, St Lucia, are also reported at 76s 60 per cwt.
RICE.—The market continues quiet, and we have only to notice
2,700 b ,gs Bengal at 103 to 14s per cwt.

auction, 1,500 bales realised £2.1 15s to £25 per ton,
being steady prices.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.--JUNE 16.
Per stone, 201bs. Per gollzs, e. d. S. d.
s. d. P. d. Potatoes. Seedlings 44t0 4 8
Hay, 01d...... 0 6} to 0 Si Ditto, Kcrops .... 9 4 0
Ditto, new
Ditto, clover
Green Clover
Vetches 0 0 to 0 cattle 0 0 to 0 0
Straw, wheat .. 0 3to 0 31! Per tort.
Ditto, oat ........0 21 to 0 31:Turnips
Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 0 Ctl.trcts
Oats, in strace .... 0 0 to 0 0 7,lang•le worzel
.Manure 4 6 I, 6 6

LIVERPOOL CORN MAIIKET.—JuNII 16.
Large and increasing as have been the supplies of home-grown
Wheat of late, they are evidently short of the requirements of con-
sumers, and there has been a pretty general advance in the country
markets during the week of Os to 3s per quarter ; the extreme fineness
of the weather, which is now bringing the crrp into ear in early dis •
tricts, and tee prospect under circumstanccs favourable for the bloom-
ing, of an early and abundant harvest, fail altogether in their usual
effect of depressing prices; the exhausti •n of stocko at outperts, the
small quantities held by millers, and tee indifferent provision we can
realise from abrcad for some. months hence, giving, on the contrary,
the appre'ir-nsion of a continuance of stiffening prices, independent of
the po •sible occurrence of casualties as the grain more nearly
approaches maturity.
The American markets have advie ced, and again fiectuated down-
words, but without any stock available for present export, their tran-
sactions are almost entirely confined to home (1, mends, at rates
which, notwithstanding the advance on this side, would be attended
with loss. The European Continental markets a e looking up, though
reports of the coming harvest are universally favourable.
The trade here in Wheat since Friday has not been active, but a good
business has been done in Flew-, both articles tending upwards in
value ; Indian Corn little varied In pries, with bat a slow inquiry.
Our imports for the past seven days era r.ct lage, being very litt:e
Increased by the arrivals to hand since the middle of last week ; the
export of 'radian Corn is less than previously noticed.
Holders demanded a further advance of Id to 2d per bushel on Wheat
at this day's market, end sales proce?ded to a moderate extent at that
improvement, making a rice of 3d to 4d over 'act Tuesday's currencies,
but the trade closed with reluctant buyers, holders very firm. Upon
a moderate show of farmers' wheat this morning, the trade was slow
at an advance of fell Id per 70 lbs.

Flour found a steady sale at an amendment of 6,1 to Is per bariel on
the week.

Barley and Bean,: little varizd in v ,Ine cr demand

Oats and Oatmeal in fair requ,3st at fall prices.
Mix d and yellow Indian Cora may be quoted 3d to Gd per quarter
chnaper with little doing; fine white on the contrary, from scarcity,
is Gd to Is dearer.

Arrivals and exports from the 9th to the lath Jun.-, 1857, ine7usive
-Into Liverpool irom Ireland-Whoa, 1.118 qrs ; barley. 437 qrs ;
malt, 55 qrs ; oats, 7,659 qrs ; oatmeal, 4,431 sacks ; flour, 1,363 sacks
Coastwie -Wheat, 320 qrs; barley, 165 qrs; malt. 20 qrs; oats, 29
qrs; oatmeal, 15 sacks. Ulnacla ami other British colonies out of
Fu;ope-Wheat, 625 qrs; cats, 688 qrs ; pease, 3,598 qrs ; flour, 2
brls. United States - sVheat, 1,361 qrs; Indian corn, 11,240 cars;
oatmeal, 50 sacks ; flour, 5,068 brls. Europe, Er.,,.-Wheat 1,088 qrs;
barley, 561 qrs;• oats, 58 qrs ; floi,r, 766 sacks. Egypt-Wheat, 1,818
qrs; bean, 98 qrs; Indian earn, 1,122 qrs. Into Runcorn-Oatmeal,
1,025 sacks. Toni-Wheat, 6,330 qrs; barley, 1,163 qrs; malt, 75
qrs; oats, 8,2.25 qrs; beans, 298 qrs; pease, 3,558 qrs; Indian corn,
12,362 s ; oatmeal, 5,522 sacks ; flour, 2,129 ,s:icks and 5 070 brls.
Exports to Foreign parts-Wheat, 357 qrs; baley, 550 qrs; oats, 1.721
qrs; Indian corn, 450 qrs; Indian cornm,A, 100 brls ; flour, 136 brls.
Ireland-Wheat, 1,406 qrs; barley, 162 qrs; malt, 23a qrs; Indian
corn, 13,291 qrs; flour, 5..:9 sacks and 616 brls. Coastwise - Wheat,
2;5 qrs: barley, 62 qrs ; teens, 6 cir.:; Indian corn, 195 qrs Indian
cornmeal, 243 brls; oatmeal, 46 sacks ; flour, 478 socks and 491 brie.
It. MAKIN SONS.

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—JUNE 16.
There i 3 not quite so good an inquiry for good.. and yams as then
was last week, but prices are well maintaned.

LONDON PRODUCE AT TIKET.-JuNr. 16

SUGAR.-1 'he market is fiat, ?,nd public sales are going at 6.1 to is
per cwt lower. The deliveries this week were 4,860 tons.

COPFEE.—The sales are progres!ing steadily; 500 bags Native
Ceylon hive been disposed of.
TEA.—There is a good business doing.
RICE.-10,500 bas,,s Moulmein taken to at 103 9d ; 5,000 bags Bengal
middling to good middling new crop.
SALTPETRE —3,500 bags Bengal effeted, and all taken ,n : 14} to
71 per cent. rcfrat_tion, 38s to 395. Deltveeles for the week, 146 tons.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—JUNE 16,
The tallow market is steady, at ; for the month, 535; Jaly to
September, 575, per ewe.

BOROUGH HOP MAR LET.--JUNE. 16.

Wo have no change to report in the price of hops. The plantation
accounts are by no means favourable. Very little doing in specu-
lation.

HULL CORN MARKET.-J,TNE 16.

There was a small supply to-day. High prices checked raiders
from baying, who were ready to give 2s. to 3s. above last week's
prices for wheat. Foreign in improved demand. Other articles Is.
dearer.

LEEDS CORN MARK T.—Juan 16,

We have a tolerable show of wheat, but there being an active
demand, prices of red advanced 2s per qr. White was held firmly at
full prices. Beans fetch rather more money. Oats and other articles
unaltered.

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.

-JUNE 16.

There was a good demand for farmers' wheat, at an advance of 2♦
per quarter on Saturday's prices. Foreign was held for a similar
advance, but was sparingly dealt in. Barley a free sale. Oats firm
at fully &du day's rates.

NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET.- JuNT: 16.

Tin supply at to-day's market consisted of 766 head of cattle, and
6,800 sheep and lambs. Trade for beef was less active, but prices
were steady. The demand for mutton was somewhat sluggish, at
barely late rates. Lambs sold freely. Beef was quoted at 6s 6d to
9s 3d per stone. Mutton, 7d to lid per lb ; and lamb, 81d to 9d.