The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-12 00:00:00

Black Seas, will make good any deficiencies that May occur in
Western Europe, and therebb limit very materially the
detnand from this country. time alone will establish the
correctness or incorrectness of these theories. The sales of the
three days amount to 19,000 brie., the market closing depressed
at our revised quotations, • which stand much the some as at
the date ;A our last. Most of ti

e flour now arriving is fiom
new wheat, and is generally of Very good Canada
flour is without iMpOrtant Change, and the demand is moderate;
sales 410 brie Within our range.

GRAM: The market for wheat opened buoyant, and some
advance was established on Wednesday, but, at the close
yesterday, nothing over last Tuesday's currency could be
obtained, with only a moderate demand at that. The stock is
quite moderate, bat the current receipts are adequate to the
existing demand, which is restricied by the high prices de-
manded. Buyers insist upon a material reduction in prices,
while holders as pertinaciously refuse to yield, and thus the
market closes irregular, with prices, to some extent, nominal ;
sales 5,000 bushels white Southern at 1 dol 474 c to 1 doll
651 c; 51,900 red' o, 1 dol 45c to 1 dol 65c ; 3,600 mixed
Western, 1 dol 45e ; 3,500 white Indiana, 1 dol 65c ; 2,800
red do, 1 dol 53c. Rye is scarce, and good samples are fully
two cents better, with more enquiry for export ; sales 13,300
bhshels at 73 cents for unsound Northern, 88c for prime do,
and 84 for Pennsylvania. The corn market opened a shade
easier, but, with an active demand, the loss was subsequently
recovered, and at the close, prices ruled in favour of the seller ;
the transactions aggregate 185,000 bushels at 56c to 60c for

unsound
HIDE,

due dull, from the causes previously noted, and

accumulated

Rom are in better demand, the new crop, however, being at
hand, prices have further dcclined.
markk

IRON : TI

remains Stead

, though the

for p
e 40.0 tons Scotch sold from yard and to
Is to 32 dols 6 mos. In English refined bars

reaching 1,500 tc

15nons common

sold at 55 dols. Russia sheet is in better supply, and sales
have been made, by assortment, of 700 to 800 packs at Ile to
114 e 6 mos. English singles sell at 31 to 3-1. and doubles 4f
to 44 8 moo Welsh rails are in fair request, at 65 dols cash
NAVAL STOitES Turpentine continues as last noted
Oft

Whale continues active-, and prices have advanced:
• For pork a better tiethand. There is rather
more tone'to the beef market. 'Prime mess remains inactive,
Beef hams are scarce. Cut meats are firmer, Laid continues
ateßrlv. Butter is brisk.

PROVISION

SALT : The dealers are well supplied with Liverpool

SIIGAII

There c

ontinues a steady fair 'demand2-mostly for

Wen 'evince Inure readiness to realise; aid
es since our last may be written one-eigthth of a cent

TA : S
n

ce our last there has been less activity

lonAcco : There is but a moderate business

doing in leaf,

FREIGHTS :No important change has taken place. The
offerings of freight are light, the grain shipments to Liverpool
only forming any exception te the general rule.
The business for the Baltic, by bankers and
importers) his been very light ; prices are about the smile, as
those current for the last steamer. We quote bills on Loudon
91 to 98 per cent prem.

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