The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-30 00:00:00

greatly improved prices, The last return of the
New York City banks was Very faVoUrable in
regard to specie and deposits, which show a large

ncrease

The specie line is now larger than ever
before, eXeepting just after the Mexican indemnity
payinent was made. The average shows nearly
seventeen millions and- a half, which is unprece-
dentedly large, and under any other state of the
market, would inevitably produce an active and
buoyant stock market. The deposits show a
nominal increase of 1,000,000 dollars, Hilt in con-
sequence of the reduced amOnnt of clearings, the
actual increase is about 2,500,000 dols. The ex-
pansion of loans continues, and would probably be
larger if the demand for money was more active.
The increase during the week is about 700,000
dots. The comparison with last week
Loans. Specie. Circulation. Deposits.
(Ink dole. dols.
June 7...103,474 921 14 166,180 8.430,252 90,609,243
June 14..104,168,681 17 414.680 8,760 735 91,602,2 5
- --- -
Increase 688,960 1,248,500 .

Decrease

69,Z•17

In Money there is no change to notice. Capital
on call was being pressed on borrowers at 6 per cent,
and some loans were being made at 6 per cent,
and no-one had any difficulty in carrying stocks
There was' but little change in the market for
foreign exchange, but if anything the quotations
on 'Union were rather firmer, closing at 109 to
109*. Freights were rather lower. We annex our
usual details of the

NEW YOrtk MARKETS.-JUNE 17,

MONEY AND VTlCS.—There was rather- more doing in
stocks to-day, but the features of the market were much the
same as on Saturday. The tendency generally was downward,
although there were some exceptions. The bears are selling
with considerable freedrati, in the anticipation of the effect of
the news by the steamers to arrive in the next week or two,
and timid holders of stocks are following their lead. With
the present plethora of money, however, it needs but mo-
derately favourable political news from England to produce an
entire change in the characteristics of the market. But for
the present unsettl ed state of our foreign relatioiis, we should
no doubt have had during this month one of the most ac.ive
and buoyant Stock markets ever known in Wall Street. Peace
in Europe, redtictiOn of interest in London, moderate exports
and large receipts of gold and eighteen millions specie in
the banks, could not have failed to produce the legitimate
effect in inaugurating a more extensive speculation than we
have known here for a long time. All these elements are now
counterbalanced and neutralised by the fear of the manner in
which Mr Crampton's dismissal may be received by John
Bull. We may be wrong, but, in our apprehension, the
chances of war with Great Britain are about as distant as with the
King of Ashantee. Politicians in both countrie-, in their strife
for place, may gamble with the question of war, but the great
moral sense of both countries is opposed to war, and no admin-
istration could leave which favoured it. The Oregon boun-
dary question was a much more dangerous crisis, which we
passed through safely, as we shall through the present. At the
close there was a slight recovery from the lowest prices touched
in some descriptions.

THE NORTHERN TIMES

arriving now hail been sold previously. The sales of lots on
the spot from first hands are limited to a few parcel§ at about
80r, while jobbing lots bring about 82c to 83c per gallon.
Lard oil is a trifle lower. Spring pressed, 83e to 87c, and
winter pressed 85c to 90c, cash. Red oil, 58c to 60c, cash.
Whalebone is in fair demand at 60c to 624 c for Arctic, 55c
to 60c for Ochotsk, and 50c to 52c for South Sc'. Cuba
honey and yellow beeswax are a i bout change, the tormer 67c
per gall, in bond, and the latter 272 c to2Bic per gall. Hop, :
The transactions are only of a retail character at our previous
quotations.

LATEST BY TELF6SAPFE

NEW Yona, truhe 17, 6 p.m.—Ashes firmer. pots 6 dols
12.1te, pearls 7 dols 25c. Cotton steady. Pour closes
'firmer, sales 12.000 brls, corn to straight state 4 dots o.oc
to 5 dols 35c, corn to good Ohio 5 dots 30e to 5 dots 80 • ;
800 brls mixed to goiid southern 6 dots to 6 dots 75' ;
Canadian lOWer. Wheat firmer, Canadian white 1 dol 35c
to I do. 35ic. Corn firm and wanted, sales 46 000 bush ;
mixed 52 dols to 56 dots, fair to prime yellow 53 dols to
60 dots. Pork lower, sales 1170 br2s mess 19 dots. Beef
firm, sales 1.000 brls, country mess 8 dols to 9 dols 50c.
repacked Chiehago 12 dols. Lard heavy, 250 brls 101
dots to 11c. Whitkey 264 dols to 27 'doh. Fish heavy.
Coffee firmer, sales 2,100 tgs, Rio 10 dots to 111 dots.
Java 141 dots to 141 dolst St. Domingo 101 dols. Sugars
Ire bighe'r, sales 1.703 hhds 600. boxes and bris at 8c; musc
71e to Ma. PR 71c to 81e. Havana Sc to 91e. Molasses
firm. PR 46 dots, muse 38 dots to 40 dais. lron-150 tons
Scotch 31 dots to 32 dots, 6 months. Freights to Liver-
pool firmer. Stocks hitther and rather more active
Illinois Central bdridS 86 ; Galena and Chicago 110;
Aliehigan Southern 961; Erie 56i ; N Y Central 91it;
Reading 99k; Cleveland and Toledo 74. Money and
exchange unchanged.

CHARLESTOWN, June 13.-.. Cotton advanced in; sales
R,662 bales ; ord to good ord DI to 10, lo* to strict mid
1•)1 to 101, good raid 111, ruid fair Rice—fair to corn

xtremes 31 to 34, bulk o, sales 31 to 31. Salt 90c.
Sales 60 bales gunny cloth at 16ic, arid 75 bales at 17c, this
lot a good heavy article. Freights dull and little offering;
to Liverpool Id for cotton in square bales.
SAVANA, June 13.—Cotton dull. The shipments
this week, 7,523 bales uplands, were principally of cottons
that had been for some time waiting freight tooth ; low
mid 91, mid 104. good mid 105 mid fir 11, fair M. Sea
Islands 19 to 27c, mostly at 21c; stained Gunny
cloth is very firmly held at 165 e to 17c, and some holders
will not sell under 18c. No large sales, those effected
were at 16%c to 17c. Freights—cotton to Liverpool id.
NEW ORLEANS, June 16. Sales of cotton to-
day 2,500 bales ; mid 10ic to 101 c. Sugar 71 to Bc.
Molasses, reboiled 49c. Flour dull and sells at 6 dols 62ic.
Corn 50c to 53c. Mess Pork 18. Lard in kegs 12c.
Freights to Liverpool 932 'Exchange 9} pm.
HAVANA, June 10.—Sales 9th, 40 boxes 20 half do. cod
fish, 3/ dols per ql; 16 fres corn oil for machinery, 9 dols
ql ; 25 boxes tallow candles, 8 dots ql ; 24 brls large white
beans, 74 dols ql ; per Saranac, ifiston. 24 large white
round beans, 7/ ; from Nev York, 100 drums N.F. codfish,
5 do's, and 45 boxes smoked beef at 81 dots ; from store,
500 drums codfish. 45 dots; from Mantanzas. 418 drums
do., 44 dots ; lard at 15 do's to 16 dols per ql. N i charters.
Exchange not improved, and the past first business day
of the week, although there has Bern much anxiety to
negociate, the terms have been more stringent, and I pre-
sume small wants have been supplied at 10 dig. ; business
paper for the day placed at 84 to 91 dis. for N.Y., 60 days
sight; on London 2 to 22 pm.