The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-03 00:00:00

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NEW YORE, Oct. 21 : Stocks are firm ; Illinois central
bonds, 88 ; Reading railroad, 79Ti; Galena and Chicago rail.
road, 1091 ; Cleveland and Toledo railway, 72; Erie railroad,
.60i ; New York central railroad, 83g. Ashes unsettled, sales
27 brls ; pots 7 dole 75c, pearls, 8 dole 500 to 9 dole. Cotton
sales 750 bales. Breadstuffs : Flour closes heavy,
sales 9,600 brls; common to straight state, 6 dole 40c to 6 dole
60c ; Upper Lake, 6 dole 60c to 6 dole 70e; common to good
Ohio, none ; extra Genesee, 7 dole 40c to 9 dole ; Southern
rather easier on good brands; mixed to good brands, 7 dols 15c
to 7 dols 55c ; fancy and extra, 7 dols to 7 dols 60c ; Cana-
dian steady ; superfine 6 dols 60c to 6 dole 70c; extra, 6 dole
75c to 7 dole 70c Grain : Wheat about 2c lower, sales
56,000 bushels ; Canadian white, 1 dol 65c to 1 dol 70e ;
Tennessee red, 1 dol 55c to 1 del 56c ; Illinois red, 1 dol 55c
to 1 dol 56c; Southern red, 1 dol 55c to 1 dol 56c; Upper
Lake club, 1 dol 42c to I dol 44c. Oats firm, saes 11,000
bushels ; State, 43c to 45c ; Western, 45c to 47c. Corn
easier, and quiet, sales 27,000 bushels ; mixed, 67c to 673-c ;
white and yellow nominal, no sales. Provisions : Pork closes
firm at extreme prices, sales 600 brls ; mess, 21 dol 25c to
21 dol 50c ; prime, 19 dole. Beef firm, sales 350 brie ;
country mess, 8 dole 50e to 9 dole 50c ; prime, 6 dole to 7 dole ;
repacked Chicago, 10 dols 50c to 11 dote. Lard heavy, sales
230 brls at 131 c to 131 c. Bacon quiet. Hams and shoulders,
do. Butter firm; Ohio, 16c to 20c ; State, 18e to 21c.
Sugars gc better : sales 3,392 hhds ; Muscovado 7kc to 91c ;
Porto Rico Bge to 91,c; Havana 10c to 10Ic. Molasses steady,
sales 170 lihds; Porto Rico 52c; Muscovado 48c to 50c. Oils
quiet; sales 3,000 gallons. Linseed quiet but firm ; Whale
inactive ; Lard do ; Sperm dull. Spirits Turpentine active ;
sales 1,200 brls at 44c to 443 c; crude quiet at 3 dols 123 c to
3 dols 25c Rosin ; sales 2,500 brla 1 dol 62c to 1 dol 65c
per 3l Olbs, delivered. Tar firm. Hides buoyant. Iron
steady, sales 150 tons ; Scotch pig 30 dots 5c to 31dols 50c,
6 mos. Lead steady ; sales 350 tons Spanish on private terms.
Tobacco firm ; sales 133 hlids 558 brls 181 cases ; Kentucky
10c to 17c. Rice firm ; sales 115 tics at 4ic to 4Z-e. Tallow
quiet, but firm, at 12i-c to 12-Ic. Freights: To Liverpool
firm ; Cotton 5-32 d ; Flour 2s ; Grain 9d to 93d.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Cotton market depressed ; sales
to-day 4,800 at 113 e to 111-c for middling. Sugar firm ; sales
at 91 to 94. Flour in limited supply and tending upwards ;
sales at 6 dots 62-141 per barrel. Mess pork at 21 dols 75c per
barrel. Freights : Cotton to Liverpool 7-16 d.
BOSTON, Oct. 21. —Flour : Moderate sales of common brands
western at 6 dole 75c ; fancy do at 7 dols 25c to 7 dots 373 c ;
and extra do, including all kinds, at 7 dols 50c to 8 dols 75c
per brl, cash. Grain : Corn firm, with sales of yellow at 78c,
and mixed at 76c. Northern oats in demand at 53c per
bushel cash. Rye scarce. Provisions : Further sales of pork ;
prime at 19 dols to 20 dots ; mess at 22 dols to 23 dols ; and
clear and extra clear at 24 dole to 25 dole. Also beef ;
eastern at 10 dolts to 12 dols, and western at 13 dole
to 15 dole per bid, cash and 4 mos. Smoked hams 113 c to
121 c; and lard (brls and kegs) 133 c to 143 c per lb, cash and
4 mos.

HAVANA, Oct. 14.—A small lot of prime Muscovado sugars
changed hands at 11 rs, at which the principal stock in market
is now held. We note a contract of a small crop for next
year's delivery, at Sagua la Grande at 7 rs, and another one for
1,800 hits, deliverable at Cardenas, at 81 rs. Molasses :We
quote clayed 7rsto7l rs for keg. Rum, selling at 40 dols to
41 (lois per pipe, without cask. Cigars active, at higher prices.
Tobacco has met with ready buyers at advanced rates. Freights
have further improved ; we quote to-day to £3 10s to
Europe, and to the United States 5 dole to 7 dols per hlid, and
dol to 1 dol per box, sugar, and 21 dols to 3 dols per hhd,
molasses. October IG.—Business in sugar is active; stock
estimated at 175,000 boxes. Exchange on New York G to
7 per cent. discount. American half and quarter dollars aro
not current.—Adot Spalding % Co.

ACCIDENTS.—On Saturday, a man, named R. Bibby, was
employed loading logwood, when a large piece fell upon
him, and severely fractured his skull, so much so that his
life is in danger.—A man, named Patrick Scully, was, on
Saturday, employed on board the Empress Eugenie, when
he fell into the hold, and was very much injured.—Richard
Overt, a sailor on board one of the Philadelphia liners,
some days since fell from the mast head, and fractured his
thigh. On his arrival at this port he was taken to the
Northern Hospital.