The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-08 00:00:00

NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION.

N. Orleans
Florida. Mobile. & Texas.

Upland.

Ordinary . 93..••
Middling Fair 112
Fair ..
The arrivals have been trom—
Rio Janeiro
Georgia
South Carolina.
North Carolina. ..
Virginia
Phila ielphia .. •••

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. 16 bales
474
.1030
~ 296

Total .,..1909 bales.
Total Import since Ist Inst ...... .... 44,861 bales.
Total Import since !at September 324,538
EXPORT FROM THE UNITED STATES.
Since Ist September, 1855 .. 2 118 847 bales.
Same time, 1854.
EXPORT FROM IST TO 25TH APRIL,
1855. 1855.
21,045 bales 24,212 hales.

Cotton .

FLOUR AND af SAL.—The accounts per Arabia, of declining mar_
kets for breadstuff's is Europe—as a natural sequent to the tatace
proclamation—in connexion with the near approach of the period
for the resume' ion of canal navigation, has had a most depressing
effect upon the market for State and Western flour, and an average
decline of 37ac has been established mice uesday last. The
rcduction has not led to increased business, the demand having
been restricted, mainly, to the immediate wants of the local and
Eastern trade. The stock is not reduced to so low a figure as might
have been expecte'', taking into can aderation the rigours of the
past winter which limited the arrivals ma ei tally, and the heavy
exports in the early part of the season. The current receipts, added
to the production of the local milts, must be sOmetahat in excess
of the demand, so that there is no probability of any scarcity until
supplies reach us via the canals, whicn will not b.: much if any before
June. The sales are 20,000 bls., the market losing depressed and
unsettled. Canada flour, with a limited demand, has also fallen 25c,
with sales of 2 00 bis., the market closing dull at 6 (lois. 25c.
GRAIN.—The m trket for wheat. sympathising with that of doer,
has declined about five cents, it ith only a Hawed aemand either
fir export or home we. The supply is sltghtly increasing, and
holders evince more disposition to realise even at the cone ssion.
The demand for rye has abatel somewhat, and nriees have receded
about 3c to sc, closing firm, hte.vev.,r, at 88 to 89c—the sales aggre-
gating 16,70 I bushels, mostly tor export. Batley continues quiet,
ant in the absence o'• sales, our quotations are nominal. The corn
market is 2c to 3c lower, with only a moderate eitqu ry at the reduc-
tion. The supply is fair, and tue receipts are increasing. Oats
c .tntinue dull, and prices are 2e lower, with a good supply.
lie:lN.—The market for Scotch pig is unsettled, and lower prces
have been accepted; 200 tons, of the best brands, sold, supposed at
31 do's ; and small lots. 31 to 4 dolt., six months. Bars remain very
quiet. English sheet is firmer, but singles may still be quoted 31c to
31,,, six months.
LaAD.—P4g is held firmly, but remains very quiet; 26 tons
best English brought 7 dols, cash; and 50 do, Spanish, to arrive, on
private terms.
aloaass as —There is an increased dem .nel f.r foreien, owing to
its b-ing relaavely cheaper than New Orleans, prices of wh ch
naturally tend upward.
Naval. STORKS.—Crude Turpentine is without change. Spirits
Turpentine, though there 's little de nand for export, is in request
for consumption, and held very firmly. Common Rosin, with large
arrivals, declined, with sales at 1 dol 65c per 310 lb, but 1 dol 70c
dedvered, was refu ed yesterday by some holrers. Tar has been
rather quiet, at previous rates.
PROVISIONS.—Tae market for Pork has fluctuated a good deal
since our last, and there has been a fair business, part speculative.
Prices of mess and prime fell off 50 to 75 cents during Wednesday
and Thurstlay, but yesterday the market rallied, and the decline on
mess was recovere I. Beef lianas ate in moderate supply, and with
a fair demand the market retains its buoyancy. Cut mats are less

plenty, and the market is firmer. Bacon continues firm. with a fir
derna,d, pertly for export. Lard has been in better request, and
with a moderate supply on sale, prices have advanced *to per cent;
sales 2,300 brls. closing at Tie to 10.1fc fir common to prime. Butter
and cheese continua dull at our qii,,teirl rates.
market, owing to the limited demand and large stock,
continues tranquil, with prices in favour of purchasers.
Suoan.—We notice a ontinued ;ood demand for home use and
export to Canada. and with much lirrn:iess on the part of holders,
prices are maintained.

Toßace° is in moderate request.
Fr:J.:JOH s.—Continue dull, and to Great Britain lower ra'es
have bean accepted ir; some instances. The offerings in all direc-
tions are light, and the supply of tonnage is ii.creasing. To Liver-
poal the engagements include 45,000 Pusliels corn and wheat,
closing at 1d; 3,300 bbls flour Is to Is 3d, the lower rate to fill up ;
2,000 bales cotton ;141to :id; the latter rate for sea is; and 1,000 bxs
I) con. 255; 100 bbls pork, 2s 3d; 100 tons St. Domingo logwo id,
2 a ; 160 do. mastic. about 17s ; 1,000 boa cheese, 25s ; 100 bbls
chrome ore, 2e; and by the Baltic, 100 tcs beef, lOs ; 12 tons pro-
visions, 45r; and 10 tons wha'ebo,e, 60s.
xcitANni,—Vsiir notice a firm market, with a moderate business
for the Baltic. B n tin large supply; we quote bills on
London to per cent pr,a.
MARKETS BY TELIGRAPII. _ _

Now ORLICANS, Thursday, April 24.--Cot. on—Sales to-day, 8,500
hales at former rates. The Arabia's news was received at the close
of business, a❑d prices at once became stiller. Freights to Liver-
pool dull at 9-32 d,