The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-02 00:00:00

FROM CLARENCE DOCK, LIVERPOOL.

LYRA Thursday .. July 3, at •2 o'clock, afternoon
LYRA Tuesday.... July 8, at 3 o'clock, afte noon
LYRA Saturday .. July 12, at 5 o'clock. afternoon
LYRA . 'Thursday.. July 17, at •1 o'clock, afternoon
LYRA Tuesday July 22, at *4 o'clock, afternoon
LYRA aturday .. July 26, at 4,1 o'clock, afternoon
LYRA Thursday July 31, at *) o'clock, afternoon

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Fares:—Cabin, Including Steward's Fee, 15s; Steerage,6s.
Serv, nts in Cabin, Full Fare.
1,7.13,.—G00ds should be alongside cn days marled * Three Hours,

In fie event of these steamers being placed in quarantine at any
port, cargo will, on the arrival of the steamer, require to he immedi-
ately taken away and transferred to another vessel or depot, to
perform quaramine at the expense and r:sk of the shippers or con-
signees. This also applies to passengers,
Bills of Lading ~re required to be at the office in Liverpool
for signature the day previous to sailing.

Goods for the above.named ports must have the place of their
destination divicctly marked on them, in letters of not less than
two inches, otherwise the agents will not be accountable for mis-
takes.

Shippers will please semi a Shipping Note along with each load
of goods.

For Freight or Passage apply to Lewis Potter and Co., Glasgow;
here, to

FOWLER & DAGNALL,

Decrease
Price this time last year, 745.
CottN.—We must expect the grain markets of the United King
dom to be Influenced mainly by weather for at least a couple o
months, and as a great improvement in the character of the seasol
has now taken place, the immediate effect has been to produce addl.
tional caution to the proceedings of buyers and a check to further
advance for the present; in the face, however, of short stocks al
home, and limited foreign supplies, it appears diffi..ult to e,tablish a
positive decline, though, with the resumption of a dull cour e of
trade, the tenckncy, upon a high range of prices like the pi es-.nt, is
naturally that way. The continental markets, from scarcity of ;,re.
sent stocks, remain on the whole well sustained, notwi hstmding
the return of more favour tble weather. The American accounts
report little variation in prices, with good shipments of flour ,nd
Indian corn, and a fair quantity of wheat, for the week ending 161 i
June. We have but little addition to the supplies noted up to the
middle of last week; while the exports of the leading articles of
wheat, flour, and Indian corn are to a fair extent. We have to note
a reduction of 2d to 3d per bushel on all descriptions of wheat since
this day week, with more inclination on the part of holders t sell,
and at this decline there has been a moderately fair, thouih tar trout
active demand, partly from country millers and s-rne few parcels
taken for Ireland. Flour was also more freely offered barrels at a
decline of 63, and sacks of Is, from the rates of Tuesday last. reans
sell slowly at the concession made on Friday. Barley steady and
exceedingly scarce. Oats nearly support their recent value but oat•
meal is 6d per load cheaper. There has been but a very limited gale
for Indian corn this mor log, and prices have receded 21 p r quartet
all round. Arriva's and exports from the 24th to the 30th Ju..e,
1856, inclusive:—Arrivals, Ireland—Barley, 150 qrs ; malt, 47 qrs;
oats, 950 qrs; pease, 6 qrs; oatmeal, 778 sacks; flour, 100 s tette.
Coastwise—Barley, 12 qrs; malt, 68,1 qrs; oats, :323 qrs. United
States—Wheat. 2,312 qrs; Indian c0rn,;8,351 qrs; flour, 18,677 brls.
Europe, dic.—Wheat, 834 qrs ; barley, 570 qrs; beans, 255 qrs ;
pease, 505 qrs; Indian corn, 1,984 qrs; flour, 883 sacks. Egypt--•
Wheat, 520 qrs; beans, 990 qrs; Indian c0rn,.225 qrs. Into non-
com—Oats, 580 qrs. Total—Wheat, 3,666 qrs; barley, 732 qrs;
malt; 727 qrs; oats, 2,253 qrs; beans, 1,245 qrs; pease, 511 qrs;
Indian corn, 10,560 qrs ; oatmeal, 778 sacks;' flour, iptEt sacks, 18,677
brls. Exports.—Foreign Parts—Wheat, 70 qrs; oats, Bg7 qrs; In-
dian corn, 5 qrs; fkur, T 0 brls. Ireland—Wheat, 2,038 qrs ; In-
dian corn, 9,095 qrs; flour, 3,017 sacks, 1,266 brls. Coastwise---
Wheat, 690 qrs; barley, 15 qrs; oats, 18 qrs; pease, 1,225 qrs; In-
dian corn, 836 qrs; oatmeal, 26 sacks; flour, 604 sacks, 1,738 brls.
R. MASON & boxs.

MANCHESTER.
The market is very steady. Manufacturers ask stiffer prices, and
the demand is more general for goods and yarns.

LONDON,

SIIOAR.—The market has opened without spirit, but the pubic
sales are going off at about last week's prices. The refined market
is firm ; grocery lumps, 46s to 48s: • • •-•
COFFER.—There has not been a public sale to-day. Native Cey-
lon is difficult to buy at 51s.
TRA.—This article has not been influenced by the report of the
China markets received yesterday, but we cannot alter quotations.
Rica —4.000 bags Bengal were offered, and about half suld, at 9,
to 1 Is 6d, which were about the closing prices of Friday.
Rum. - Prices are suppo.ted, but the demand continues limited.
Corrox.-300 bales sold ) esterday.
In other articles no 'material alteration.
Market generally quiet.

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YESTERDAY'S MARKETS.
LEEDS CORN.—There was a moderate show of wheat a' m,rket
today; holders being generally firm in demanding last Friday's
prices in consequence of the tavourable weather, millers would not
comply, and ve,y little has been done. Barley nominal. The bust
ness passing in other articles was hatted, and late rates wars fully
supported.