The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-28 00:00:00

Of which during the pastweek, included in the above:—

Receipts at the Ports
Exports to Great Britain 2
.• France..
other For. Ports .
Total Exports

136,000 59,000 87,000 135,00
50,000 47,000 24,000 49,000
12,000 6,000 18,0001 17,000
8,000 3 000 13,000 12,000
70.000 56,000 55,000 7t; ,00d

SUMMARY.—Receipts : Increase in the ports over last
year, 613,000 bales ; over 1853, 33,000. Exports : Increase
to Great Britain, 89,000 bales ; decrease to same date in
1853, 65,000. Increase to France, 82,000 ; same time
1863, 82,000. Increase to other foreign ports, 78,000 bales ;
same time in 1853, 47,000.

FREIGHTS have been dull, and the few engagements made
have been at 3.16 d to 7-32 d for Liverpool, and '4c per lb.
to ilaVre.

EXCHANGES are dull 'and lower, the rates ringing horn
108 to 108 i per cent. on London, and 5.224 on Paris.

WILLIAM P. WRIGHT,
Broker, -38, Beaver, and 135 Pearl-street,

BREADSTITITS

FLOUR: The market has been much depressed since the
sth inst, in consequence of the unfavourable tenor of the
English accounts received per Canada and Atlantic, to the
22nd and 29th December respectively. The decline in
prices amount to 37P to 50c per brl, at which the business
transacted yesterday, after receipt of the advices per the
Atlantic, was still on a very moderate soile, Western
Canal, 7 dole 874 c to 8 dols per bushel. Ohio and pure
Genesee, 8 dots to 8 dots 50c. Fancies and Extras, 8 dots
50c to 10 dots. Southern kinds, 8 dots 37P to 10 dole 50c.
Canada, 8 dole to 9 dots 50c.

WHEAT is quoted 5c per bushel lower, and to effect sales
to any considerable extent some further decline would be
required. Genesee White, 210 c to 215 c per 601bs. Southern
White, 205 c to 215 c, Western White, none. Western
Red and Mixed, 180 e to 195 c. Canada, 2050 to 215 c.
Southern Red, 190 c to 2000.

INDIAN CORN in fair demand, without material change in
priooo. -Torcoy and Northorn Round Yellow., none. South-
ern Yellow, new, 35c to 88c per 56 lbs. 8 )uthera White,
new, 90c to 93c. Mixed, 92c to 94c.
BARLEY : 120 e to 128 c per 48 lbs. •
RYE : 130 c to 1310 per 56 lbs.
CORN MEAL. 4 dols to 4 dols 25e per brl.
RYE FLOUR : 6 dols to 6 dols 75c.
WOTHERSPOON, KINGSFORD & CO.
AsHEs : Are inactive, but pries are without change.
COAL: Foreign continues abundant, and parcels forced
on the Market are sold at ruinously low prices.
COPPER.: New sheathing remains firm at 34 cents, and
yellow metal 26, 6 mos 9to 10,000 lb. Old copper and
composition sold at 261 cents for the former and 18 for the
latter, cash.

IRON : There is no changeein this article—the market
remains quiet but firm.
LEAD : The market for pig is devoid of animation, though
holders generally remain firm.

PROVISIONS : The market for nork closed irregular and
dull. Prime has declined 25c to 50c, while mess has im-
proved about 121 c. Other descriptions are nominal ;
sales 2,500 brls, closing at 15 dols 871 c to 16 dols for
mess, 13 dols 50c to 13 dols 75c for prime, and 16 dols to
17do1s 50c for Prime Mess. Beef continues dull, but prices
are without quotable change; sales 550 brls. at 9dols to
10 dols for Country Prime, 10dols 50c to 12dols for do.
Mess, 13dols 50c to 14dols for VerMont Mess, and 16301 s
for repacked Western ; Prime Mess is quiet and prices
nominal. Beef Hams are in moderate request, and the
market is steady ; sales 200 brls. at i3dols for state, and
15dols 50 cents for Chicago. Cut Meats are heavy, and the
demand is moderate; sales 275 hhds, Picked Hams
and Shoulders at 8-19- to 9 cents for the former
and 71c to 73c for the latter. Bacon is in fair
request; sales 1,100 boxes middles at 2c to 91c for short,
and 9ic for long ; 1000 do for February delivery 9c, and
500 short middles, deliverable in Baltimore in all Feb., at
81c. Lard opened decidedly lower, but at the close the
decline had been nearly recovered ; sales 2,700 brls at
to llic for fair to prime. Butter and cheese are in fair
demand at steady rates.

SUGAR; Remains as last noticed—steady at previous
rates. with a fair demand, and moderate offerinTs.
TEA : The public sale yesterday went off without much
spirit at a reduction of 1 ,to 2 cents on congou. New
oolongs also suffered some decline, but young hysons
went at full prices for the better qualities, while cargo
grades advanced two cents per lb. on the closing sales of
last Fall.

TIN : Pig is very firm, though quiet ; small sales of
Banca are making from store at 32e, cash. Plates of all
descriptions retain their fi-mness ; coke plates may be
quoted 9 dols Fie. and id L, 11 dols, six months. The
only transaction of importance that we hear of, is
a purchase of 500 boxes coke terne,lat 8 dols 621 c, six
months.

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH

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NEW YORK, JAN. 15, 6 P.M.—Cotton heavy and un-
changed. Common and medium grades flour a shade
higher, with a moderate demand for export and !home
consumption ; sales 13,000 bbls at 7i dols to si dols for
mixed to fancy to fancy and low grades extra Western ;
7 dols 94c to 8 dols for common State ; 8 dols to 81 dols for
extra do, and 9.1 dols to 11 dols for extra Genesee, closing
firm ; 400 bbls Canadian at 81 dols to 9f dols. Rye flour
dull at 51 dols to 5 dols 67c• Corn meal heavy, at 81- dols
for Jersey, 4 dols 25c for Brandywine. Wheat lower
Bacon sides held higher ; Cut Meats firmer; 71 to 7i for
shoulders ; 8/ to 9 3.B:Hams. Lard 500 brls 11 to 111.
Butter 17 to 22 and 23 to 27. Cheese 9to 101. Whiskey
3.51. Coffee more active, sales 3,000 bags Rio 10, to 114,
and 200 bags Laguayra 111 to 111. Sugar-500 boxes
Brown Havana 8c ; 15 hhds Cuba 7to 7*. Molasses--
200 brls new crop No. 48 to 49c. Linseed Oil 871 to 88;
Whale dull at 75 to 80; Sperm dull at 1 80. Spirits of
Turpintine 41. Iron firmer, 150 tons Scotch 33 50, 6
mos.

Stocks are better but quiet. Money and exchange un-
changed. Erie, 51N, Michigan Southern, 86i ; Reading,
841; Nicargana,'22ll ; Indiana State 5'5.80; Galena &
Chicago, 1251 ; Michigan Central, e 93.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

NEW YORK—Arrived, Jan. 13. Atlantic (U.S. MS.),
Liverpool. Jan. 14.—Thornton, Liverpool.
CHARLESTON—Arrived, Dec. 29.—Perseverance, Liver-
pool.

MOBlLE—Arrived, Dec. 26.—Ship Mobile, Liverpool.
Dec. 29.—North !American, Clark.; James: L. Bogart,
and Conway - all from Liverpool.
NEW ORLEANS—Arrived, Dec. 26.—Silistria, Liverpool.

BALTIMORE.---411eSVp—encle Joe, from Liverpool at
anchor off Kent Island, has been in the bay since Dec. 23.
DISASTERS.—The ship Thornton, from Liverpool at
New York, lost all her sails in the gale of sth and 6th
sprung head of maintopmast, and fore and main yards,
had everything moveable carried from the deck, and the
upper between decks flooded with water. On the 12th,
anchored in seven fathoms, but ',next morning struck
heavily on Romer Shoal. On the 14th, was towed up to
the city.—The British ship Siam, Chapman, 25 days from
Liverpool, for Savannah, while lying some 40 miles off
from Thybee, 26th ult., waiting for a pilot, struck on a
shoal, at a point where her chart indicated seven fathoms
of water, losing part of her keel, and on getting off was
found to be leaking so badly that her captain found it
necessary to beach her in St. Catherine's Sound. Capt.
C. reached Savannah on the 28th, and reported all on board
safe. The Siam was in ballast, owned in Plymouth, Eng.
land, and consigned to Brigham, Young & Co., of savao.
nah. She will probably prove a total loss. A. ateamer
was despatched to the wreck immediately.