The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-09 00:00:00

Averaging the above total weights at 450 pounds to the
bale, would give an export
From July 1, 1852, to June 30, 1853 ....2,475,681 bales.
From July 1, 1851, to June 30, 1852, ....2,435,292 bales.

Increased exports, 1853 40,389 bales.
The exports from the port of New York for the present
week are as follows :
Cotton, bales
Flour, bbls 34,930 234,573
Wheat, bush 222,572 345,259
Corn, bush.
Miscellaneous. 428,748

$1,119,232

NEW YORK MARKETS—OcToBER 19.
MONEY AND STocKs.—We are unable to quote any ma-
terial improvement in the market for Money, so far as.it
effects mercantile paper and time negotiations on Railway
Securities. The former, when strictly prime, is done at 12
per cent., the lower grades meeting little encouragement,
even at more extravagant rates.
The rapid rise in the Stock Exchange since Monday was
partially checked, and the market closed dull, and at a de-
cline of 1 to 11 per cent. on Railioads, both speculative and
investment, while the Coal Stocks continued moderately
firm.
ASHES.-Pot continue depressed at the recent reduction,
and the sales do not exceed 50 bbls. at $5,621. Pearl are
in request and firm-150 bbls. brought $5,50, the former
price. The stock yesterday in the warehouse of Mesars.
Lester, Palmer & Co. consisted of 1229 bblg. Pot. and 651
do. Pearl—together 1880 bbls.
Export from Ist to 25th October.
1853.

POT bb1.5.829 1,429
PEARL 75 174
COTTON—There has been an active demand, at gradually
improvinseprices, and the market closes firmly at an advance
of itoi of a cent per lb. The sales include 3135 bales for
export, 2430 for home use, and 1678 on [speculation—to-
gether 7243 bales. We shall hereafter adopt the New
York Classification and the official quotations of the Cotton
Brokers' Association

Atlantic.

• Ports. Florida. Gulf of Ports
Inferior nom. nom. nom.
Low to good ordinary 71 to 81 71 to 81 7-1-; to 81
Low to good middling 9, to 104 91 to 10t 91 to 11
Middling fair to fair 108 to 11 lin to Hi 111 to 12
Fully fair to good fair to -- to —to
Good and fine — to —to —to
The arrivals have been from—
Port-au-Prince 37 balps.
Texas ll
271
New- Orleans
Mobile 598
Georgia 635
South Carolina 1,276

Total 2,828 -
Total import since Ist inst 18,074 bales.
Export, from Ist. to 25th October.
1853.
bales. 18,365
Export from the UNITED STATES,
Since Ist September, 1853 bales. 67,797
Same time, 1852 89,143
noun AND MEAL.—The Flour'market opened heavily on
-Wednesday, owing to increased receipts, the high rates of
freight, and difficulty in effecting shipments, especially to
Eastern ports, but on Thursday, after the receipt of the
Niagara's telegraphic favourable accounts, some advance
was established, and yesterday there was an increased de-
mand, chiefly -for export, the market closing firmly -at our
quotations, which show an advance of 61 to 121 cents since
Tuesday last. The arrivals have been large, but as a con-
siderable portion was sold previously, the stock has not
accumulated. Canada is more freely offered, and prices are
121 to 25 cents lower, with a moderate inquiry for the
.British Provinces —the sales are 3100 bbls. at $6,621 to
$6,75, in bond, closing heavily at the inside price. The
sales of Domestic were : on Wednesday, 18,000 bbls. ;
Thursday, 16,000 ; and yesterday, 19;000. Included in the
above were some 10,000 bbls. to arrive at $6,50 to $6,75 for
common State, detiverable in November, the inside price
before the arrival of the steamer at Halifax, and 56,75 to
$7 for common to extra in December—at the close these
prices were refused for parcels for future delivery. We
quote :
Sour . .per bbl. 5 371 -to 5 621
Superfine No. 2 6 to 6 18
State, common brands
State, straight brands. 6 50 to—
' State, favourite brands .6 56f to 6 621
Western, mixed d 0......
Michigan & Indian straight do . 6 50 to 6 561
Mfchigan, fancy brands
Ohio, common to good brands
Ohio, round hoop, common ..
Ohio, fancy brands.
Ohio, extra brands 6 681 to 7 25
Michigan & Indiana, extra do
Genesee, fancy brands.
Genesee, extra brands 6 75 to 7 50
Canada (in bond) .
Southern flour with a fair demand and moderate supply, has
advanced 61 to 121 cents. with sales of 2,700 bbls., the mar-
ket closing steadily at $6,811 to $6,931 for mixed to straight
brends Alexandria, Baltimore and Georgetown, $7 to $7,121
for favourite, and $7,121 to $7,50 for fancy. Rye flour is
scarce and firm, with sales of 200 bbls. at $4,621 to $4,75
for fine. Buckwheat flour is more plenty, but with an
active demand, sales are making at $2 to $2,25 per 100 lb.
Corn meal is plenty and scarcely so firm—the sales are
400 lbs. Jersey at $4,121 ; brandywine is scarce and
nominally as last quoted.
Export, from Ist to 25th Octeber,
1853.. 1852.
Wheat Flour... bbls. 192,210 97,468
GRAIN.—The wheat market opened scarcely so firm on
Wednesday, and on the common descriptions, which are
are plenty, some decline was submitted to, while prime
samples, which are scarce, arc supported. Since the Nia-
gara's telegraphic accounts came to hand, an increased de-
mand has been manifested, and prices are 1 to 4 cents
higher then on Tuesday last,. chiefly on prime Western and
Southern, the market closing firmly at quotations—sales,
32,500 bushels common to prime White Canada $1,40 to
$1,50, including a parcel of very inferior at $1,25. in bond ;
47,600 common to prime White Genesee, $1,53 to $1,60 ;
33,900 fair to prime White Michagan, $1,48 to $1,57 • 3000
handsome White Upper Lake, $1.51 ; 41,500 ordinary to
prime White Ohio, $1,40 to $1,48 ; 2800 mixed do., $1,41;
26,100 ordinary to prime White Southern, $1,40 to $1,50 ;

1852.
13,801

COTTON