The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-06 00:00:00

Oms.—Whale and sperm are quiet
olive are moderately dealt i

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ranges from 97c. to 1 dol per g
and limited enquiry. Lard oil
but is inactive at 1 dol to 1 dol

. Old (1850 are dull of saleat 5c to 7c
are arriving freely, and are of very good quality.
brewers are buying as vet very sparingly, and as there is
but very little demand for export, prices are heavy at 10c
to l3c.

WHALEBONE is not very active, but is held with extreme
firmness at 54c to 58e for South Sea ; 60c to 62e. for North
Areste c to 08c f2r Ochotsk, and 70c to 73c for Arc-
ic Polar. The receipts since January Ist to September
ith, 1856, amount to 2,316,900 lbs., of all kinds,.against
673,700 lbs., during the same period in 1855.
FREIGHTS were pretty brisk and buoyant, though the
difficulty of securing accommodation seriously obstructed
shipments. For Liverpool—Cotton, id to 5.32 d per lb ;
flour, 2s per brl ; grain, 8d to 94:1, in bulk and bags, per
bushel: rosin, Is 7&d to is 91 per brl; beef, 43 per trc ;
tobacco, 23s per hhd; and heavy goods, 25s to 30s per ton.
For other ports, proportionate quotations.

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BY TELEGRAPH

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 22: Cotton : Market unchanged,
Sales to-day 1,800 bales, at 114 c to flit for middling.
Accounts of the crops are generally unfavourable owing
to drouth and storms. Considerably less than an average
crop is anticipated. Corn: Western white, 61c. Lard in
kegs, 141 c. Freights : Cotton to Liverpool, 7-161, and to
Weather stormy.

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LIST OF PASSENGERS PER R.M.S. ARABIA,
TO HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL.—For Liverpool
Crome and five children, Mr. Geo. 11. Brown a
Williams and child, Mr. A. Vence and lady,
bell, Miss Campbell and goterness, Mr. W. Kiefer, Mr. G
A. Pattullo, Mr. J. H. Hoffinger, Mr. D. C. Winter, Mr
Berchman, Mr. H. C. Bingham, Mr. B. Whitworth. Mr. J

FROM BOSTON
Mrs. E.

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Capt. W. H. Swift, Mr. G. L. Orr, laaY,
Mr. T. Huxham, Mr. John Watson, Mr. John Cori 1--0 om,
Mr. Bailey, Mr. T. Terry, Mr. G. Brophy, Mr. T. Day,
Mr. Brown, Mr. Westmoreland, Mr. T. A. Means, Mr,
H. Woodworth, Mrs. M. Lewis, Mr. A. Beaman and lady,
Mr. W. Dolman, Mr. A. Blumenthal, Mr. G. Finekh, Capt.
Colli, Mr. L. Marchant, Assistant-Surgeon Winter, Dr;
J. Brown, Dr. CriSp, Miss E. Brine, Mrs. Emirson‘
Captain Hunter, Mr. Lindsay.

PENINSULAR

HAILS.

(FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.)

SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY.
The steam ship Madrid, of the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company, arrived here at noon to-day,
under the command of Captain Bradshaw. The Madrid
brings the following dates :—Gibraltar, 26th ult.; Cadiz,
27th; Lisbon 29th; Oporto, 30th; and Vigo, Oat. 1. She
brings 40 passengers, £5,224 in specie, and a cargo of fruit,
eggs, wine, &c. The Madrid was placed in quarantine
at Cadiz and Gibraltar. The cholera had entirely
disappeared at Lisbon. ]xchange du London, 53i.
Stock Market dull. Her Majesty's ships Duke of
Wellington, Cressy, Osprey, Conqueror, and Wanderer,
sailed from Gibraltar for the eastward on the 25th ult.
The Vesuvius and Ariel were lying at anchor at Gibral-
tar. H.M.S. Brunswick and Sauspareil, the French line-
of-battle ship Prince Jerome and steamer Phoenix, and the
•usual Portuguese squadron were lying at Lisbon.