The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24 00:00:00

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC.

~ ro- our -..
Bte'' Third Edition 'of yesterday.)
amer Arctic from New York, has arrived
/I°ll, and landed her mails and a few.passen-
i o:her we have received our files of papers
*3l York to the 12th instant, which are two
kto. later 'Led in than the telegraphic despatch we pub-
„The 4„°11. Paper of Monday. I. .
1,358 dollars
has brought home 89 passenaers, and
°liars in specie. We subjoin the letter,
Of our Neu York Correspondent.
ba,,,NEw YORK, SATURDAY, NOON, NOV. 12TH..
ll litt',.:B. steamer Franklin, from Southampton
Mlle Je, arrived off this city on the night of
n 5 the
and lay too. She arrived at her wharf
iiewl'ue morning of Thursday, the 10th inst.
I,o„,MPerated favourably for Breadstuffs, but
fiy,,74°137 to Cotton. This morning we have
'ti'''' a full telegraphic. report from Halifax of
Ilit'etws brought out by the America, which arrived
40,eli'°rt yesterday, the 11th instant, at half-past
',Yi, °di, a.m. The mails by this steamer will
10141'aY441Y not be delivered in this city until
S'
.itlee thealt,4e sailing of the Niagara but little news
. 4. '4t to Europeans has transpired. Now that
kDcl elliblina ofcongress is coming fast upon us,
1,. ri% f . 0
1,14 bh'iella all quarters, (" as to the subject that
tg
1)41;,,v;e,41. prominent in that valuable document
c4he X,,.."'‘ietit's message ") are becoming numerous.
t,?khir York Daily Times in its special Wash-
eldeerrespondence says " that it is under-
,,,'elioilitsecretary Guthrie is in favour of a re-
,'llt. Jr the duty on iron of all kinds to 25 -per
leek' 'is va/orern. It is also said he will recall-
:lll44,'4 salt, dye-stuffs, mahogany, and other
',l)ttt.' Woods, raw silks, crude drugs, and fruits
is-ntthe free list.
e
ler, stated that the advocates of the Sterling
ti 44 e,, cairn are bestirring themselves again.
tse,-,4lllorcial affairs we have but little change
E rifi,:'e; In the general progress of business,
Oa ,; ill. hreadstuffs reported by telegraph per
~,,e Pl.' consequent upon the news brought out by
71)11.0aniciist was not maintained on Thursday. In
(,11'0411.11,,,itig holders began by asking an advance
1,:(1):4t- to 181 cents, lent upon these terms bat
IN ,`Pations could be affected, and consequently
1!4). iteceded at the close of the business of that
IliatB"„is thought however by many of the mer-
kill4 ',tato:ay for the scarcity of money a great
in`rici Would have been done even at these rates.
Os that the market was quiet but firm, and to-
-17.044 e:elose of the day a feeling for a rise was
t 41,1,11,5, which was further increasedby a brief
.tii-h'`e„clispatch from Halifax, of a continuous
ii i .a-e ,-ti English markets which was brought by the
Ottoct-e,la\llich is continued this morning, and may
kike cji,' equal to 181- cents for best, and 14- cents
t',4410-,1:4, Mon for brandS of sour. The business
1"t1lel'„Itig. is limited from the dullness of the
",3011'11d the rain that is falling, which prevents
ine4„ et,ting out.
iii i;e444lley market may be said to have gained
llieertou;4rength, but there is the same difficulty
141,1 alt„..`llß ; only call loans can be effected, and
yisq to'ost at the same high rates of interest-
iti -ge sto 4, per cent -
teeth.; e't market has shown some improvement
10,p oil Loudon
-'but its continuance is • doubtful.
l';1,14. have been in demand at 1098 to
k .1.0111 ellor have been done as low as 107 i.
kNaey Cuba we have a report that a fresh con-
(:,,,t4ra4gainst the government had been discovered
Q 44,, and that fifteen 'persons implicated had been
clier uel imprisoned. Among them were several
8.
4 elItY thousand dollars worth of property had
414 est
ht Toyed by the burning of a plaining mill
thtlkte7e yard at Point Norfolk, Massachusetts.
tv,? from Texas to the Ist instant announce
he Yellow fever had disappeared.
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Ile (F

NEW YORK MARKETS.
,4a FRIDAY, Nov. 10, 6 p.m.
'ta 4s—Only 35 brls. found buyers at 60 60 for both
CrP 100 lbs.
Itt
..bSTTJFFS—FIour was in good demand and rather
transpired, and the sales 1‘) before the America's news
i the appearance of this, reached 20,000 brls. sour at
NO 25 ; superfine, No. 2, at $6 50 to $6 75 ; ordinary
tAe State, at $7 to $7 1.8.1 ; mixed to fancy Western,
po, 1 to $7 25 ; with other grades at proportionate rates,
eerBfter the publication of the steamer's accounts,
kt,
~,,,,ted , td 121 c. to 25c. per brl. higher rates, but
tlgo'fl sales at such figures. Indeed, there was
ran„ importance done in any article subsequent to. the
1/4A4adi'e of the telegraphic summary. The transactions
it ilern'all embraced 1,100 brls. at $7 to $7 12-1; and in
(fit
3,100 brls. a very full quotations. Rye flour
(4411e11t 3c 100
did not vary much. Wheat was in better
tki4N, The operations included 15,000 bushels prime
dc,i'4 *Z. rite, at $1 78c. to $1 80c.; 12,250 ordinary to
il'seci, 'stern do ; part at $1 63 to $1 77; 20,800 good
het at
$1 48 to $1 50 ; 3,150 Southern White, a
' 41'4 0
ko,_ 0 Gennesse Red, at $1 60. Rye and Barley
tallie 'Ned. State and Western Oats commanded rea-
-46,. • 'l' 51e. Corn was plentiful and cheaper. The
qV. consisted of 30,000 bushels, at 77c. to 78c. for mi-
'oillid,,7Bc. to 80c. per bushel for mixed Western, and
Ititkto, there.
i 9--, The day's operations amounted to 1,991 bales,
riktioh '9 bales for export, 441 for home use, 212 on
Niik,k,'') and 319 in transitu. Market firm. .
skkia Sales were made of 350 tons Scotch Pig at $32,
, d k 4, '
~'Y'4,'4 ,-) to $36 six months, per ton.
Z liiikti7orits —This day's sales comprise 1,000 brls.
pondli”1,,111 .Turpentine at $4 75c. per 280' lbs. ; small lots
~. -ob entinat 67c. to 68c. per gallon; and 1,700 brls.
''Par''''',„`'ty Common Resin, from the vessel, at $1 75c.
cieh!l),,,o interesting change can be noticed in Whale or
It/),),lhd4,le_s were made of 100 baskets Olive at $4 121 c.
1,1,14, 4,600 gallons Linseed at 67c. to 68c. per gallon.
%PI 11%;,(Ns.—Pork remains dull and heavy ; only 400
cif 'e4B,, e;''ril were brought up during the day at $l5 75c.
,t'to'e`4,, as ,1411,d $l2 75c. for prime, per brl. Lard is freely
441,‘„'Iti,' depreciating. Some 650 brls. and trcs. fair to
fir pr pe,-,,, obtained at 10,E-,c. to 101 c. per lb. Beef con-
V44-"Y brisk and steady. Sales of 400 brls. tran-
N totsti.), new, at $5 50c. to $6 for country prime ; $6
k 64. for cit ditto ; $9 500. to $ll for country
tkii 1275
ecl vir C. to $l3 25c. for city ditto ; and $l3 50c. for
4tOld estern per brl. Included in the sales were 100
, ill messko at $lO to $lO 25c. per brl. Butter and cheese
',; ~Itiok crate demand at the recently reduced quotations
t'till'ijool-'ls,.—Rates were firm, but not very active. To
,Cip,411.(1-Z4-6,000 bushels wheat were engaged at 121 d. in
'i Ilt iun'P's bags, and 17,000 ditto in ship's bags at 13d.
111,A,;°0 barrels flour wore engaged at 3s. 6d., and 5
4to Q,,,,,ax, at id.
ItN4Pe. , -.', °X TRADE,—Our last report was issued for the
‘kki.'s9lll the 29th ult. The sales, the following week
444 ' bales, with an improved market for middling fair
11,%i , tb
"gtl,Nl,-n quotations being raised lc., at which they
at 441,nied
a since, but with an evident cautiousness on
I,`Z,'''lo, bitted
as the advices from the south were daily
ril 1)1N:ill pra'gin character for the crop, the advance
"4}- ti' If' catene supportingg holders in their pretensions.
,liteic'4l,e4,lk/in from Southampton, we received on Thurs-
Nip, tip vs_°ol advices to close of 25th ult. The sales of the
?s-,,,rsp,`° last evening were 7001 bales, of which 2936
Nc,:qii„tted for export, 3321 for home use, and 744 for
'4e to‘' A' te-sales • the market in our opinion closing very
IN 07ardst„t°P you! will notice the quotations adopted by
.11fhic,„. lirop-o'l,+.7th inst. The receipts of the crop continue
1411,76 so far
to its probable extent, and has had a great
i'qe 4 ko bps' far in maintaining prices. America's advices
:fr in'ails Tna at 3 p m Since the date of that circular,
'i4„ cil6l: of th'cLve brought-' us intelligence of the destructive
faro ~ frost that occurred on the evening of the 25th,
; Ill:" 't Was by successive ones on the 28th, 29th, and
N,,"na ft' °l'er the greater portion of North and South
klkfti I,' "eorgia Alabama, and a small part of Missisippi,
41 the Pt°llehed most of the sandy soils in those states,
Syq Lo 1,4;?;" Part of jississippi and West Tennesse,
L'ili 341.ef',"ana, the Floridas, Texas, and Arkansas. We
'ol,,!tetio.' estimate that forty per cent. of the cot-
ceased n ceased. to mature from those dates. It
tr,,h, ectill'iLaion that the position of the crop
till lie a2'B,,ta producing 1, 00,000 bales per week
Ot Perior. October to that date in November, about
1.,1)14,1and , it ceased last season to mature, partly from
N.R" Pl ec,v,a,rtlY from exhaustion of vital energy. This
`l,ji, tO4b-,‘" loss now realised in that section at 180,000
Lite 'k, th added to hereafter by any drawback in
.the
~‘,:eatlieerPrevious season being very free of casualties.
be tlk, gense, We may characterise as unsettled and
i,. lose 4, t,.;orally, and the picking has been retarded even
P1)1:10a:4cts where the plant is still maturing. It will
.4q4s.kitoaltbele for some time to form an opinion that will
ttlkilklit to the crop, but we think its backwardness of a
410 e of arty set off by the increase of planting. The
1,454414 th'lle previous -crop, which delivered 3,265,412
I•le, *as nk Was fully 3,300,000 bales, which you will
krt' that °Ur estimate r gat Av i of crop housed on the 24th December.
-4.1. cn00,,,, e would now deduct 180 001) bales, and here,.
\Zobiltt opiniliotuso place it fairly alongside of the other, The
obd: are between 2,700,000 and 3,100,000.
o, ..ellt servants, T. J. SrrEwara & Co.
tot, 'lon Brokers, Tontine Buildings, 88, Wall-street.
N to ,
N b gas is NEW ORLEA.NS, Nov. 9, 1853.
i kt 414 . been very active to-day, the sales reaching
11 $6 50 kiddling is quoted at 8-Ic. 7,000 brls. of flour
to $62,
oases of CottOrtEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1853.
to-Nday were 5,000 bales, at steady

prices. 4,000 bags of Rio coffee sold at 101 c. a 11c. Mess
pork is advancing; sales at $l5 25. Exchange is dull ;
sterling quoted at 9c. a 91c. prem.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 10,_1853.

The sales of cotton to-day were 1,800 bales, and for the
week 7,300 bales at prices ranging from 7c. a 104 c. ; the
market shows an advance of lc. The receipts of the week
have been 7,829 bales, and the stock on hand is 17,932.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 11;1853.
Sales were made in our markets to-day, of 4,000 barrels
flour, at $7.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.
ARRIVED, Nov. 7. —Rappahannock ; W. Tapscott; Hope,
all from Liverpool; J. S. Harris, from Cardiff ; Ocean
Queen ; E. O'Brien, from Newport ; (10) Ariel ; Hemis-
phere ; Liverpool; (11) Chimborazo, Liverpool; Alexan-
drine, Newport.
ALEXANDRIA—ARRIVED, Nov. B.—Zone, Liverpool.
CHARLESTON.—ARRIVED, Nov. 7.—Ameia, Liverpool.
SAN'FRANCISCO.—ARRIVED, Oct. 7.—Ann Cheshire,
Liverpool ; (13) Czar, Liverpool ' • (15) Clarendon, Cardiff;
Jolly Robin, Liverpool; Hannah E. Jenkins, Glasgow.

LIST OF PASSENGERS BY THE ARCTIC.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chauncey, junior, and servant ; Mr.
J. S. Wadsworth, bearer of despatches to the United States
legation at London and Paris ; Mrs. Wadsworth, four
children and servant; Miss Wadsworth; Mr. C. Wads-
worth ; Mrs. Fisher and child ; Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Wiborg ; Mr. and Mrs. H. Wright and child ; Messrs.
J. H. Jackson, John Sloane, John Auer, A. L. E. Clapp,
W. L. Wilmer, J. W. Adams, J. T. Gibson, C. Cavaret,
John Saltig, F. G. Heye, Albert Stersberg, F. Hillyer,
Miss Neill, Messrs. H. G. Russell, J. Schan, M. Benedict,
George S. Brown, Colonel Stratton, H. A. Brightman,
P. 0. Byrne, J. L. Cobb, Thomas Dunkin, H. C. Hepburn,
G. Lemercier, A. Bonaffon and Son, A. Carson. H. H.
Dexter, R. M. Grinnell, John Nicholson, J. G. Vassar,
R. S. Atcheson, L. Andre,Strauss, E. Cantor, J. J. W.
Clementson, J. B. English, R. Madison, P. J. Viault,
M. Ash, J. Kimbel, James Dunn, J. Delaunier, P. Croizet,
B. Killilea, R. Lynch, E. Martin, W. Bell, B. Cheminade,
E. Sorin, G. Dowling, L. Ericsson, Mrs. Golding, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Schultz, Messrs. P. Lindsay, P. Menart, E. Pouillia,
G. D. Robert, S. St. Martin, J. Beckwith and Son, A.
Bierstadt, L. Guerello, L. Laviosa, A. Danesi, M. Sinuot,
A. Lewis, J. Smith, A. Williams.

JAMAICA

By way of New York we have received advices
from Kingston, Jamaica, to the 28th ult., two days
later than the advices received direct by the West
India mail. The board of council had ordered a
return of all duties collected by the customs depart-
ment between the 30th of April and the 10th of
October in the present year, which return was also
to show what would have been collected if the im-
port duties had been continued in force. It was
certain that the retnrn would exhibit a melancholy
failure of revenue. The Colonial Standard of the
28th says :
" So far as the business of the session has as yet
proceeded, there appears every desire on the part
of the assembly to work cordially with Sir Henry
Barkly, and to put an end, by any resonable means
short of an absolute and unmanly abandonment of
consistency and principle, to the disastrous state
of things which all so sincerely deplore. To effect,
however, anything like a permanent settlement
must be the work of time, and of deep and anxious
deliberation. The first thing to be done is to save
the further loss of revenue. With this object the
finance committee yesterday introduced into the
house the Import Duties Act, which was read a
first time, and stands for a second reading, and,
probably, for committal this day."