The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-06 00:00:00

NEW YORK MARKETS, Ocr. 24

Flour market 5c to 10c lower ; lesa doing ; sales 6,000 hrls
at 6 dole 60e to 6: dole 65e for common to choice superfine
state; 6 dols 55c to 6 dole 95c for common to good superfine
western; 7 dole 5c to 7 dole 40c for common to good extra
do • Canadian flourunchanged ; sales 400,brle.
Wheat without important change, but demand is less active,
sales 16,000 bushels at 1 dol 530 for white Canadian, 1 dol
60c for red Illinois ; 1 dol 70c for white State; 1 dol 46c
for MilWaukie club. Corn steady : sales 20,000 bushels
mixed western at 68c to 69c.

Pork declined ;'.sales 300 brie at 20 doll 75c to 21 dole for
mess ; 18 dole 37c to 18 dole 50c for prime.
Stocks active. Money call loans take freely at 7 per cent,
and short first class paper 8 to 9 per cent. Supply good.
Sterling exchange inactive.

FABgENGERS PER S.S. ANGLO-SAXON, FROM QUEBEC TO
LIVERPOOL.-Miss Ferrier, Misses M'Culloeh, Captain
Noble and lady," Colonel Andrews, fr:. A.- Simpson, Mr.
Knox an'd lady, Main. Campbell, Mr. R.' H6rdern, Mr.,
Kirkpatrick, Mr. W. Boys, Mr. Tohn' Brandreth, Mr. Z.
Bailey, Mr. H. Harnmerdey, Mr. Charles Richards, Dr.
Aiton,-Dr. Ainsley, Dr. 'Rillantyne,
,Mr. W. Findlay, Mr.
Tilly, Mr.. D; Macfarlane., Mr. John Morris, Mr. Irving,
Colonel Buchanan, Mr. William Black, Count de.Ratter.
mund, Mrs. M'Dougall, Mr .R.. J Ainsley and lady, Mrs.
Munroe, Mrs. "Ayres and three children, Miss Ayres, Mr.
Cross, Mr. L., Almaras, Mr. James Tait, Mr. A. Haw-lack;
Mr..Jas. Wolswortb, Mr. Thomas Hind, Mrs. 'Finlay,
Mr. Massey, lady, and three children, Mr. Anderson and
lady,„ Mr. Lewis, Mrs. Cowan, infant, and three children,
Mrs;'Ross and child', Miss Ross, Mr. Jean de Gardien,
and child, Mr. George Atkinson. Mr. John Charlton, Mr.
George Harding, Mr. Richard Horn, Mr. Francois Leans,
Mi. John Gibson, Mr. Henry CoombS and two children,'
Mr. Wm. Allison, Mr. Y. Monis Rey, Mr. Robinson,
Mr. 'Eagan, Mr. Clengh, Mr. S. Collins, Mr. W. Higgins,
Mr. W. Richards in, Mr. John Ball, Mr. R. Wallace, Mr.
A. Counn, Mr._ E. Woolscott, S. -Rontliffe, Mr. J.
Moore, Mr. H. Gallery, Mr. P. Clarke, Mr. D. King, Mr.
Jos. Bennett; Mr. James Taylor, Mr. Thomas Bolton. Mr.
J. Forster, Mr. J. Blackman, Mrs. Ann Leons, Mr. James
Watts, Mr. James ! Newton. Mr. James 131Yden,
Thomas Hideman, Mr. W. Hart, Mr. William Greaves,
wife, and infant, Mr. William Sheffield, Mr. -Edmund
Turner, Mr. Thomas Palk, Mr. Samuel Harper, Mr. Thos.
Broad, Mr. David Stevens, Mr. James Stanks, Mr. John
Armstrong, wife, and child, _Mr. John Sharp, Mr. John
Bonglien, Mr: Jaties Boughen, Mr. Thomas Edwards,
Mr. Alexander Patterson,. Mr. John Kenny, Mr. John
Armstrong, Mr."..Thomas Richardson, Mr. Henry Ilslay,
, and Mr. ThOmas Roberts.

As
J. MAC
MANTLES. and JACKETS are so
vLeEryNgNenAeNra:ly367ocrnHtuhirts
cSffea!on
(OPPOSITE PARKER-STREET),
Has ma,ie arra,gem.mts to have a Case of Paris MANTLES
STREET,
'and JACKETS, in Velvet., Reversible Cloths, and all the
other Fashionable Materials, delivered Every Week for,:the
next Two Months; therefore, those Ladies desirous of
having the Fashions as soon as they make their appearance
in Paris, combined with moderation in prices, are respect.-
fully solicited to inspect the Stoec.

JUST RECEIVED, from London, TWO Cues contain-
ing about 700 MANTLES, commencing at the extraordin-
arily Low Price of 4s. lid. each. •
SHAWL AND MANTLE WAREHOUSE,
OPPOSITE PARSER STREET,