The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-28 00:00:00

NEW YORK MARKETS.—Nov. 16.

ASFIES. —The market is rather dull, but prices have not
varied, sales having been made of 100 brls Pot, and 50 do.
Pearl, at 0 50c.
Export from Ist to 15th November.
1853. 1852.
Pot .. .. brls. 844 151
Pearl . . .. 44 296

Co.u.—We notice sales of a cargo of Sydney at $7 75c.
cash ; and 45 tons Liverpool Cannel, $l2 50c.; 4 mos.
Cumberland is in active demand at $3 75c for fine, $4 for
run of mine, and $4 35c. cash, delivered at Baltimore—when
sold deliverable at Alexandria, a discount of 25c. per ton is
made from these prices.

CorroN.—The market has continued depressed, and the
prices of Monday last show a decline of -4 to of a cent from
those of the week previous, closing with a downward ten-
dency, the rates current yesterday being again in favour of
buyers. The sales for the three days are 4359 bales, in-
chiding 1311 for export, 1796 for home use, 672 on specu-
lation, and 580 in transitu. The sales the whole of last
week were 8095 bales, of which 3272 were for export, 3604
for home use, 900 on speculation, and 319 in transitu. We
quote :

NEW-YORK CLASSIFICATION.

N.-Orleans.
Upland. Florida. Mobile. qTexas.
Ordinary -- 7a 7
7 '
Middling
Middling Fair ll 11 11i 111
Fair ll2B 1 Fl- 121-, 12s,
e
The arrivals have been from—
Mobile .. .. .. .. • • .. .. . • 380 bales.
Georgia . .. .. .. .. .. .. 2062
South Carolina .. .. .. .. .. ..3,309
Baltimore .. .. .. .. .. .. . , 40

Total ... ...5,791
Total import since Ist instant ...13,894 bales.
Export, from Ist to 15th November,
1853.
...ba1e5.2,288
Export from the UNITED STATES.
Since Ist September, 1853 ... ba1e5,117,234
Same time, 1852 ... . .. 207,878

COTTON

1852.
10,785

FLOUR AND MEAL.—The Flour market Opened buoyantly
on Saturday, with an active demand, both for export and
home use ; and on Monday prices were decidedly in favor
of the buyer until late in the day after the receipts of the
Baltic's unfavorable accounts, when a further decline was
established. Yesterday, with an increased inquiry for ex-
port, there was a slight reaction, the market closing firmly
at our revised quotations, which show a decline of 6 cents
on the low and medium grades. The betetr descriptions
have been very active for home use, particularly for the
eastward, and prices for these are relatively higher than
for the common qualities. Canada, with a steady good
demand, remains without material variation —the sales are
2800 brls. at $7 to $7,061, in bond. The sales of domestic
were : Saturday, 11,400 brls.; Monday, 16,000; and yes •
terday, 21,000. Included in the above were some 15,000
bels. to arrive at $7 during this month, and $7,121 in the
early part of December. We quote :

Sour per brl. 6 25 to 6 621
Superfine No. 2 6 621 to 6 81
State, common brands
State, straight brands
State, favourite brands 7 121 to
Western, mixed do.
Michigan and Indiana, straight do 7 121 to
Michigan, fancy brands
Ohio, common to good brands 7 121 to 7 181
Ohio, round hoop, common
Ohio, fancy brands
Ohio, extra brands
Michigan and Indiana, extra do
Genesee, fancy brands 7 121 to 7 25
Genesee, extra brands..
Canada in (bond)
Southern opened, firm, with a good demand, and the better
grades are a grade higher—the sales are 400 brls.,the market
closing at $7,18i to $7,371 for mixed to straight brands
Alexandria, Baltimore and Georgetown, $7,311 to $7,50 for
favourite, and $7,50 to $8 for fancy. Rye flour is a shade
firmer, with sales of 200 bbls., in lots, at $5 for fine, and
$5 25 to $5 50 for superfine. Buckwheat flour is in fair
request at $2 to 2,25 per 100 lb., and $4,25 to $4,75 per
brl. Corn meal is heavy—sales 675 brls. at $4,061 to
$4,121, cash, for Jersey. Brandyw'ne is inactive and inmi-
nal at $4,50 to $4,621 for brls., and $l9 cash for pun-
cheons. -

Export from Ist to 15th November,

Wheat flour .. .... . .

1863.
brls. 196,698

1852.
57,298

GRAIN.—The wheat market opened on Saturday very
film, with an active export demand, but after the arrival
of the Baltic, lower prices were accepted for the common
medium qualities; yesterday, there was a very active demand
for export, and the decline of the previous day was partly
recovered, the market closing firmly. Our quotations show
a decline of 2 to 3 cents on the common descriptions, but
prime parcels, which are scarce, are without particular
change—sales 33,500 bushels common to prime white
Canada at $1 60 to $1 75, in bond; 40,600 ordinary to
prime white Gennesse, $1 75 to $1 81; :2,500 good to
white Pennsylvania, $1 734 to $1 75; 50,000 common to
good white Michigan, $1 70 to $1 75 ; 7,000 good white
'Western, to arrive, $1 67; 16,400 ordinary to good white
Ohio, $1 642 to $1 68; 3,000 mixed do., $1 50 ; 3,100 fair
white Southern, $1 65 ; 150,500 red and mixed Western
and Upper Lake, $1 46 to $155; and 600 red Long Island,
$1 44. Rye continues firm, with a dood demand---sales
11,000 bushels, to arrive, the greater part at $l, but includ-
ing a portion on terms not transpired. Barley is quiet, but
firm, with sales of good four-rowed at 86 cents. Oats are in
good request, but with an increased supply, State and
Western are a shade lower, while other kinds are without
change. Corn has continued in good demand, in part for
export, and prices are without material change---the sales
are 98,000 bushels, the market closing heavily at quotations.
A sale of 3,000 bushels prime buckwheat was made at 65
cents, in bulk.

Export from Ist to 15th November.
1853. 1852.
Wheat . . bush. 816,095 282,298
Corn . ...... . .... „ 84,394 5,643
IRON. Scotch pig has been in good demand and some
1200 to 1400 tons have changed hands, chiefly at $36,50 to
$37, 6 mos., and in some instances 432,50 to $54,50 cash.
At the close of last week 700 tons sold to arrive, at $35, 6
mos. We quote English bars $65, and common Swedes, $B3,
60 to $B4, but have no transactions to report, 150 bdls
English sheet, assorted numbers, brought 5i cents, 6 mos.
NAVAL STORES.—Turpentine is steady at previous rates,
with a small stock. Spirits Turpentine is about as last
noticed, with less done. Rosins are quiet, and tar is steady,
with a good demand.

PROVISIONS.—With increased receipts, and a moderate
demand, western mess and prime pork declined 25 to 371
cents, but there was more doing at decline—sales 3875 brls,
the market closing heavily at quotations; other descriptions
are scarce, and quotations entirely nominal. Beef has con-
tinued in active request, in part for export, particularly
prime qualities, which are scarce; the arrivals are light, and
the market closes firmly at quotations—sales 970 brls at our
quoted rates; extra mess is scarce and nominal at $15,50.
There is new prime mess in market, and the supply of old
is exhausted. Beef hams are in fair demand, and full prices
continue to be realised—sales 250 brls new Vermont and
Chicago, mostly to arrive at $l5. Dressed hogs are arriving
more freely, and prices are lower ; a large portion of the arri-
vals are in bad order—sales are making at 6 to 7 cents. as in
quality. Lard is plenty and lower—the sales are 625 brls.
and tea. at 101, to 10? cents for fair to prime ; some new has
been received and sold at ii. Butter is arriving freely, and
the market is dull, though previous prices are supported.
Cheese continues dull at 8 to 81 oonta for Ohio, and 04 to 10
for state.

Export from Ist to 15th November.
1853. 1852.
Beef tcs. 876 449
Beef bls. 768 1407
Pork 2049 1329
Lard equal to kegs 1313 4685
RlCE.—Since our last, sales of 200 tcs. have been made at
,3 87-I-- to $4 50, cash.

SALT.—Sales have been made of 400 sacks Bromilow's
Liverpool fine at $1 50, cash; 10,910 do. ground and fine,
and two cargoes Bonaire and Curacao, on terms not made
public. _ _

TALLOW.—The advices from England being unfavourable,
and the demand for home use very limited, prices have a
downward tendency. We note sales of 45,000 lbs prime, in
lots, at 113-, cents, cash, but there are now few buyers at this
rate.

FREIGHTS.—The market to Great Britain and the conti-
nent is scarcely so firm since the arrival of the Baltic,
though rates have not varied materially. Shipowners and
agents are unwilling to submit to a decline so long as the
offerings continue so large, and the tonnage in port so small
as at present. To Liverpool we note engagements of
12,000 brls. Flour at 3s 3d to 3s 6d ; about 160,000 bushs.
Wheat 121 d to 13d, mostly at 121 d to 12/d, closing at the
inside rate ; 6000 brls rosin, 4s 3d to 4s 6d ; 300 spirits
turpentine, Bs, 100 lard, 40s; 6000 whale oil, 455; and cot-
ton 3-16 d to 7-32 d, to London 60,000 to 70,000 bushels
wheat, 15d to 16d ; 10,000 brls, flour 4s 9d to 55; 160
tcs beef, 7s ed ; 1500 bushels clover seed, 17d ; 25,000 lbs
whalebone, -411 ; 60 tons oil cake, 45s ; and 3000 hhd staves,
355.

EXCHANGE. - There has been considerable business in
Sterling, and prices closed firm—the same may be said of
French Exchange. Continental prices are about as before,
with moderate transactions. We quote bills on London
9 to 91 per cent. prem. ; Paris, &c., f 5.121 to f 5.131, 60
days, and f 5.083 short sight ; Antwerp, f 6.134 ; Amsterdam,
41f, to 411 ; Hamburg, 36-2- to 361 ; Bremen, 807-3 to 801 ;
Frankfort, 41.31 ; and Thalers,.72l.

By Telesraph.
NEW ORLEANS, Sunday, Nov. 13.—Sales of Cotton yes-
terday, 4,000 bales. Prices firm. Mess Pork is quoted at
$l5 to $l5 50. Molasses has declined. Sales, 2,000 brls
prime, at 20c.

- •
NEW ORLEANS, Tuesday, Nov. 15.—Cotton was very
active yesterday. Belem, 9,000 bales, at an advance of in

TTIE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

Since Ist September, 1853

on the better qualities. The quotations are : middling, 90
to 98e ; good middling, 91c to lOc.
CHARLESTON, Sunday, Nov. 13.—Sales Cotton yester-
day, 350 bales. Quotations range from 81c to 108.

EXPORT OF BREAD STUFFS,

FROM THE UNITED STATES TO GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND,

From Flour. Meal Wheat. Corn
Brls. Brls. Bush. Bush
New York Nov. 15 247,745 . . 2,284,225 101,410
New Orleans . Nov. 5 . . . .. 6,272
Philadelphia.. . . Nov. 11 104,891 5908 179,113 116,450
Baltimore Nov. 11 70,940 507 97,730 6,330
Boston... ..Nov. 11 4,098 186 . . . .
Other ports. ......Nov. 11 1,000 . .
Total 428,674 6601 2,561,068 230,462
Same time last year.. . 253,904 2 1,797,810 31,950
Increase 174,770 6599 763,2581 198,512
Decrease .. . .........