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

BREADSIUITS.

FLOUR : Prices have fluctuated during the week to the
extent of 15c to 20c per brl, closing rather inactive at our
precise quotations of this day week, below which they have not
fallen in the interim. The decline to-day, owing to large
receipts, amount from 5c to 10c per brl. Western Canal and
State, good shipping, 6 dols 50c to 6 dols 90c per brl'; Ohio,
Indiana, &c., 7 dols 25a to 7 dols 50c ; Cauada, 7 dols 25c
to 7 dols 750; Southern, 7 dols 20c to 7 dots 50c ; Fancies
and high extras, 7 dols 50c to '9 dols and 9 dols 50c. Wheat:
There was an advance in
.the beginning of the week of 5c
to 7c per bushel, hut the whole of this has since been lost, and
we repeat our quotations of the 14th inst.—Southern white,
158 c to 170 c per 601bs ; Western, 160 c to 170 c ; Western
red and mixed, 136 c to 158 c ; Southern red, 150 c to 158 e.
Indian Corn : Steady as to value, and only in moderate
demand. Yellow, 69c to 70c per 561bs ; White. 70c to 72c ;
Western old mixed, 68c to 69c. Rye, 88c to 90c per 561bs.
Barley, 120 e to 130 e per 481bs. Corn meal, 3 dols 65c to 4
dole per brl. Rye flour, 4 dols 25c to 5 dole 25c per brl.
FREIGHTS ; To Liverpool. for Cotton, id to 5.32 d per lb ;
Flour, 2s tier brl. Grain, 9,1 91d per bushel. To London :
Flour, 2s 9d to 3s per brl. Grain 10d to 1014 per bushel,
To Hayre : Cotton, le to -lc. Flour, 75c per brl. Grain,
18e to 20c per bushel.

EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND: The rates show an advancing
tendency, an extensive business having been done at 1091 to
1091 per ct. Bills On France are unsettled in consequence of
the reported suspension of the Bank of France. Nominally
f 5.161 to f 5 25. WOTHERSPOON, KINGSFORD & CO.,
4,

Panvisrorrs : The speculative "movement in mess pork
appears to have subsided, and prices are lowe,. Sales were
made to day at 21 dols 50c to 22 dole; prime is steady at 19 dole,
beef is firmer, with a good demand. Sales of repacked Chi-
cago mess were made at 10 dols to 11 dole.; extra do, 12 dole
to 12 dole 50c. Repacked Western was sold at 8 dole 50c to
11, dols ; New York State mess at 8 dole, 500 to 10 dole ;
prime at 5 dole 50c to 7 dole. Cut meats are in fair request,
Hams in pickle anl dry salt 9c to 9,l`c ; shoulders 7c to 7-1 c ;
bides Be to Bstee ; smoked horn. 100 to 12&e ; sides 8c to Btc ;
shoulders 9c to 91c. Lard is rather dull at 131 e to 13lic for
brls, anti late to 14-le for kegs. New Yoik State butter
brings 19c to 21c; Ohio 16c to 20c. Cheese 9ic to Hie.
SUGAR : The market continues active; 1,200 hhds sold at
%lc to 9c for Cuba, and 94c for Porto Rico; 2,316 mats and
100 baskets Padang sold at Bic, 4 mos.
ASHES: Are firm ; Pot Ashes sold at 7 dollars 75c, and
Pearls at 8 dollars 25c per 100 lbs.
NAVAL STORE.: The market for spiriti, has again
experienced ono of those fluctuations, to which the article is
so peculiarly subject; the course of the market thus far has
fully verified our remarks, which we made some two weeks
ago, at which time we predicted light supplies and a more
active demand during this month. Although shippers have
been as yet unable to move parcels to any great extent, owing
to European freights, the home demand continuos.