The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-24 00:00:00

CUBA

We have advises from Havana to the 3rd inst.
There was. little stirring in reference to political
matters, but the dealers in freshly captured Afri-
cans were actively engaged in concerting measures
to evade the vigilance of the British naval officers
and the local authorities. They seem. determined
no

to abandon their abominable trade without a
desperate struggle.

JAMAICA.
Our advices from Kingston are to the

The new Governor had not arrived, but there had
been two meetings of the partizans of the present
Governor_ ,ts ...L.- _ - -a-

OlillYcleptiau-i-e-from the island ; one was held in
Kingston, the other in St. Andrew, the_ adjoining
parish, and both were attended by the same parties
—at least, the chief parties present at each were
the same. A Kingston paper says—" These mock
manifestations of sympathy, for the worst Gore-
nor that ever disgraced an administration, have
called forth the loud denunciations of the press.

NEWFOUNDLAND

Our advices from St. John's extend to the sth
inst. On that day the screw steamer Sarah Sands,
from Liverpool, for Montreal, put in there short of
coals, after having been at sea 19 days. She left
the same day for Montreal. During her pas-
sage from Liverpool to St. John's, she had a good
deal of sickness on board, many of the passengers
were laid up with measles. The reports of the
Cod Fishery are very unfavourable, and great dis-
tress was anticipated during the ensuing winter
from that cause, and the high price of provisions
in the United States.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,

AMERICAN MARKETS.

MONDAY,
Oct, 10-6 P.M.
ASHES—Have not varied much. Some 50 bls. were
taken at $6 50 for pearls, and $5 871 for pots, per 100 lbs.
. _

CorroN.—The Market for this staple ii deioid of activity
and firmness, despite the adverse news from the growing dis-
tricts of the South-west. Only 500 bales were sold to-day,
at still more unsettled rates.

FLOUR AND MEAL.—State and Western brands continue
to favour buyers, depressed by the increased and augment-
ing receipts by the river and railroads, and the prevalence of
diminished home and export demands, the latter being cur-
tailed, from the difficulty experienced in securing suitable
shipping accommodations. There were disposed of to-day,
15,200 bbls., at prices indicative of a decline, since Satur-
day, equivalent to 61e. to 121 c. per bbl., the heaviest dcpre-

ciation having occurred in the value of ordinary lots, which
have been, and are, most affected by the scarcity of vessels,
and the consequent high pretensions of shipowners. We
quote :

sour ....
Superfine, No. 2
Ordinary to strait State
Mixed rndiana and Michigan

$5 68a to 5 93
6 18 to 6 43i
6 68,1 to 6 811
675 to 6 81A
6 811 to 6 871
6 81i to 6 871
675 to 6 931

Strait do. and do ....
Favourite State ....
Common to good Ohio

Fancy Indiana and Michigan
Fancy Ohio
Fancy Genesee
tra i cjiana nnil
Extra Ohio

. 6 871 to 6 931
, 6 934- to 7
• 6 93.-1- to 7 06f
. 7 110 4. 7

700 to 7

Extra Genesee

to 7 56i

ianadian is inanimate and of uric
mther less inquired for, and a trifle cheaper
if the day amounts to 1100 bb.
nixed to good ; $7 061 to $7 12

rtain value.

Southern

The business
66 87 to $7 06f for
for favourite, and ss7l2i to

7 50 for fancy

Gallego and HaTail's extra Richmond
is rare, and held at $9 25 to $9 50 per bbl. A year
ago the same description was procurable for $6 25 to $6 50,
or three dollars per barrel less than at the present time.
Rye flour has not varied. Jersey corn meal is likewise un-
changed. Some 400 bbls. brandy-wine meal brought $4 25
per bbl.

GRAlN.—Wheat, of prime quality is not abundant, and
)eing actively inquired for it retains its previous firmness to
considerable extent. The day's movements reach 67,500
rushels at $1 66 to $1 60 for fair to (

ice Genesee white,
1 47 to $1 51

1 54 to $1 57 for do. to do. Illicbiean do
)r do. to do. Ohio do. $1

,1 47 to $1 48 for good southern do
eme do. red per bush. R

radian do., in bond ;
and $1 42 for hand-

is in better request and more
embrace 2,700 bushels at 92c.
State and western oats are eagerly
c. per bushel. Corn is without
The inquiry is fair for the home trade,
la livelier for siipment. Hence, with moderate supplies,
rites are supported. The day's operations include 48,500
,ushels at 84c. to 85c. for unsound ; 85c. to 86ic._for 'Mixed
Southern and round white and yellow With mixed western ;
86c. to 87c. for white southern; and 87c. to 88c. for yellow

The transactions

gat after at 49c. to 51

Isential variation,