The Sun.
London, England, 1853-02-12 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETS, Feb. 10.

Si:MAR.—The market has remained in a very quiet state,
but a better inquiry has appeared to-day. The business
for the week is on rather a limited scale, but at full prices,
consisting of 250 hhds. plantation, at 31s to 33s 9d for
Demerara ' • 36s to 37s for Trinidad ; and at 35s to 395.
for Barbadoes ; also 2,500 bags East India, chiefly dates,
at 31s 6d to 35s 3d, with Benares at 37's to 37s 3d, 220
Imo's Pernams at 19s 9d .to 22s 6d for white, 250 barrels
and bags Maceio at 21s to 21s 6d per cwt., and 500 tons
Havo.nnah, the price not reported.
MOLASSES.—No sales have transpired.
Rug.—The transactions are confined to about 100 puns.
Demerara, without change of moment.
COFFEE.—The public sale of Ceylon went off very quietly
on Tuesday. 500 bags Native were taken at 478. to 485.,
and 30 bags Plantation at 435. 6d. to 558. per cwi.
RlCE.—Nothing further of moment has transpired.
TEA. The market is without alteration. A few damaged
parcels sold to-day by auction at rather irregular rates ; for
the sound portion there was no disposition to purchase.
Common Congou is nominally worth 10d per lb.
DAYSALTERIES.—Of brimstone upwards of 200 tons
have changed hands at rather firmer rates • nitrate of soda
remains without change, and Saltpetre is (1;111 • for 600 bags
offered on Tuesday thre was no bid. Nearly 100 casks
Oporto Red Argols have brought 33s to 345, and about 50
bags Berries Si. 178 6d to 6/. per cwt. Steady Sales of
Sumac are reported, at full rates, and a limited business in
Madder Roots, without change. At auction yesterday, 50
chests shell lac brought 448 6d for block, up to 56 ; 4 tens
cutch, with all faults, 24s ; 5 casks brown tartar, 63s to
65s 6d; 8 tierces American beeswax, 71. 15s; 190 slabs
Straits tin, 5/. 5s 6d, and 450 bags Myrabolams, lOs per
cwt.
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DYEWOODS.—Prices continue to advance, a small lot of
St. Domingo logwood having brought 51. 5s ; and at auc-
tionfirm prices.
yesterday 260 tons Campeachy realised 71.10 s to 71.12 s
Gd, and 15 tons Lima-wood 161. per ton.
JUTE.—The transactions since Tuesday's report are con-
fined to 150 bales, which have realised 91. 10s per ton,
salted Bnenos Ayres heavy ox have been
extremely firm
and about 100 light at 4d. per lb.
alm oil is again rather lower, 150 tons having
btbleiesOlieiponnll:DsediSeEd:—spoto.re—Pfsed of at 321.105. to 331. per ton. Fish oils are
very quiet, at previous rates.
TALLOW remains dull, at 45s per cwt. for yellow candle.
LARD is without change of moment.
Of Turpentine no sales have transpired, bui; upwards of
1,000 barrels common American rosin have brought 5s 6d
per cwt. Prices remain very firm.
500 bags Bombay linseed are reported at 51s Gd per
quarter.

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE.—FEB. 10.
s. d. d
s. . per score of
Hay, old 0 6 to 0 8 20 lbs
clover . . 0 5 ... 0 6 ditto
Straw, 0 21... 03} ditto
„ oats 0 24... 0 3 ditto
barley ............... 0 02i ditto
Tvrnips
Potatoes, ke nps

Carrots
Mangold wurizel .
Manure

30 0 ...32
19 0 ...20
4 0 ... 5

O 'ditto
O ditto
O ditto

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-FEB. 10.

The sales since the 4th inst. amount to 50,000 bales, of
which 15,000 are taken on speculation and for export.
There is a decline in the market of nearly ad per lb. To-
day's sales are 8,000 bags, 3,000 being taken on speculation
and for export. The arrivals this week are 22 vessels from
the United. States, 1 from Brazil, 2 from Egypt, and 1
from Madras.
SALES AND IMPORT OF COTTON INTO LIVERPOOL.