The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-14 00:00:00

stimulated the demand, and the sales yesterday reached
1,600 bales, at a decidedly higher range of prices. We
cannot give quotations, owing to the unsettled state of the
market, but good middling to middling fair qualities are
worth 12c to 12-tc per lb. Total sales 3,541 bales. Freight
to Liverpool nominal. WILLIAM P. WRIGHT,
ASHES: Pot have continued in small supply and fair
request, with sales of 150 brls at 7 dols 31-4-,e. 25 brls Pearl
brought 7 dols 75c, the previous price. There are no
Canadian here.
BREADSTDFFS : An active demand prevailed for State
and Western Flour on Saturday and Monday, in part
speculative, and, with moderate receipts, a material ad-
vance in prices was established. Yesterday, the weather
being unpropitious, and merchants occupied with their
steamer correspondence, the business was comparatively
light, though there was a healthy home trade enquiry, and
the buoyancy of the two preceding days was retained. For
Wheat, a good demand continues to prevail, principally
for export, and, with a moderate supply, particularly of
White, the market is 3c to 5a better. At the close,
holders were not disposed to press sales, and the market left
off buoyant, though rather quiet; the sales include 9,600
bushels old and new White Southern at 1 dol 46c to 1 dol
70c; 14,000 inferior to prime old and new Red do., 1 dol
30c to 1 dol 56c
Hors are in fair request, but wet !weather has inter-
fered with business. We note sales, however, of 300 bales
at 9c to lie—mostly 10c, cash ; of these, the greater
part are for shipment to Europe, the brewers taking but few
as yet. The receipti within a few days have been small, and
the stock is rather decreasing.
INDIA RUBBER : We notice a sale of 10,000 lbs. Cartha..
gena at 26 ce
INDIGO : S
at 72c to 85c ; a
IRON : Scotch pig, with an increased stork, has become
quite dull, and the sales are only in a jobbing way, for im-
mediate use. English sheet continues in request, and we notice
sales of 200 to 300 hrls. Singles at Tic, and 400 do. doubles
,qc, 6 mos. The Philadelphia North American of Saturday,
says—The market is steady, but without much movement to
note in the way sates, and transactions only reach some 2,000
to 3,000 tons, in lots, at 24 dols for Anthracite, No. 3; 25 dols
for No. 2, and 27 dols for No. 1, on 6 mos credit ; included
in the sales are about 1000 tons Crane, Co. No. 1, at our
highest figures, and some lots No. 3, delivered on the
Susquehanna, at 22 dols 50c on time, which is now the
ruling rate there. In manufactured there is a steady busi-
ness, without change in rates, and the mills continue well
off for orders.
NAVAL STORES, of all descriptions, are unfavourably
affected by the difficulty of obtaining freight room, and
Turpentine and Rosin are rather nominal in consequence.
Spirits Turnentine has not varied materially, being
generally held at 42c cash, though for one parcel, said
to be in poor order, 41c was accepted —stock on hand 7,000
brls.; there is considerable on the way hither, part of
which will be shipped directly to Europe. Tar is in re-
duced stock and held firmly.
OILS : The seles of Whale are 300 brls, at New Bed-
ford, at 81c to 82c, and small lots, there, 83c cash ; market
very firm ; 8,000 gals Bleached Winter, here, brought 62c,
4 mos ; stock of Grude in the Country, 60,000 brls.
25.000 lbs Whalefoots, at New Bedford, brought tlic, cash.
Of Sperm, we have only to note a sale of 400 brls, at New
Bedford, at 1 dol 500 ' • market firm ; stock in the Country,
50,000 brls Linseed is scarce, and firm at previous rates;
there is no English here; 30 tuns afloat, sold to go West,
and 5,000 gals American here, on terms we did not learn ;
the price for lots from store is 96c to 97c, cash; 10 qr casks
here brought I dol 17c to 1 dol 20c, 6 mos.
PaovisioNs : The market for Pork has not varied ma-
terially since our last, and the demand is restricted by the
high prices ruling to the most urgent wants of the trade;

A, 6 mo

been made of 25 to 30 cases Manilla
bests Madraa, 85c to 91c, G mos,

the stock to be made up to-day, will, it is generally believed,
show no very material change from last month's exhibit.
Beef is steady, with sales of 900 brls, at 6 dols to 7 dole
for Country Prime, 8 dols to 9 dols 25c for Country Mess,
8 dols 50c to 11 dols for repacked Western Mess, and 11
dols to 12 dole 50c for extra ditto: Prime Mess continues
inactive, and the nominal quotations are 14 dols to 17 dols.
Beef Hams are scarce, and firmly held at 21 dole. Cut
Meats are steady, with small sales at 71c to 7 c for Dry
Salted Shoulders, and 9c to 9,1 c for Hams. Bacon con-
tinues dull, with sales of 100 bxs Clear Middles at 10:,1c.
Lard is one-quarter of a cent lower, with sales of 1,000 brls
and trcs, closing at 131 c to 14c for soft new, and 14c to
14-}c for ordinary to prime old; also, 700 kegs, at 141 c.
Butter is in brisk request, and the market is very firm ; we
quote Ohio 16e to 20c, common to good State 180 to
24e, and choice ditto 25c to 28c. 'Cheese firm, and in
fair request., at 7c to 9,1 c.
Snoku:: The market has been less active since our last,
the high rates now current inducing much caution among
buyers, and as the weather has been unfavorable, we notice
more quiet, without otherwise affecting the aspect of the
market, which remains firm at the advance lately noted.
FREIGHTS are a shade firmer to Great Britian, but in
other directions there is no change to notice : the supply of
tonnage is light, and the market closes very firm, partly in
view of the restrictions imposed on the Grain vessels by the
Board of Underwriters referred to in our in troductory remarks.
The engagements to Liverpool include 200,000 bushels corn
I and wheat closing at 9,1. to 91d.; 3,000 brls. Flour, 23.;
300 Rosin, ls. 10d.; several hundred bales Cotton, ald.:
2,000 bxs. Cheese, 253.; Fostic, 174. 61; and Logwood, 255.
To London. 6,000 brls. Flour, 2s. 6d. to 2s. 9d.;: 20,000
bushels Wheat, 10d.; 3,000 gallons Oil, and 100 tons Oil
Cake, 275. 61. To G'asgow, 12,500 bushels Corn and
Wheat, 10d.; 100 tons Logwood, and 10 do. Quercitron
Bark, 30e.; 600 brls. Flour, 2s, 6(1.; and 20 tuns Sperm Oil,
35;.: To Havre, small parcels Grain, 18c.; and other
goods at our quoted rates. ---
LIST OF PASSENGERS PER ASIA.—Mr. an 1 Mrs. John
Pratt, Mr. and Mrs. E. Meyer, and infant, Mre G. Rich-
ards, Mrs. Richards, Mrs. J. C. Rogers, Mrs. Macauly,
Professor E. Salisbury, Mrs. Salisbury, Misses M. P. and
Agnes Salisbury, Mr. and Mrs. A. Pagot. Dr. and Mrs.
Mutter, maid and man servant, Mr. J. W. Riley, jun.,
Mr. H. G. Chapman, Mr. Joseph Hughes, Mr. J. B. Trevor,
jan. , Mr. Fred. Graff, Mr. J. McCallum, Mr. H. C. Skarker
Mr. J. P. Esce les, Mr. W. T. Poole, Mr. William Taylor'
Mr. W. Richards, Mr. H. Richards, Mr. C. Richards, Mr'
Pageot, Mr. King. Mr. Nisbitt, Mr. Penvice, Mr. Geo.
Cleasby, Mr. P. F. Pastor,Mr. A. Aschenberg, Mr. T. Fenier,
Hon. Robt. Lowe, Mr. S. ;NE. Sargent, Mr. Henry R.
Johnston and man-servant, Miss Shannon, Maser John
Meyer, Master Lloyd Meyer and nurse, Mr. Camilo Feejoo
de S stomavor, Mr. Jose Caraems, Mr. Domingo Poutan,
Capt. D. Calton, Mr. and Mrs. D. Le Roy, Miss Le Roy,
Mr. Stayvesant Le Roy, Mrs. King, two infants and nurse,
Mrs. and Miss Day, Mr. Charles H. Todd, Dr. Robt, Bol-
ling, Mr. John M. Balling,
Mr. Philip L. Frenean, Mr.
D. H. Meeks, Mr. Gardner, Mr. Von Baur, Mr. E. Romer,
Mr. C. Guilleamue, Mr. J. S. de Agreda, Mr. C. Weiss,
Mr. E. B. Sohier, Dr. Weld, Miss Peters and Miss Halvey,
Mrs. Margaret Browne, Mrs. Robt. Thew, and two infants,
Mr. Henry Hunter, Mr. J. Shaw, Mr. V. Laird, Mr. T.
Rhodes, Madlle. Chamberg, Mr. E. Levy, Mr. Robert S.
Williams, Mr. David Fontauarosa, Mrs. Dolan, Mr.
H. B. Davies, Mr. Richter, Mr. Moore, Mr. Peza, Mr,
G. D. Sergeant, Mr. F. D. Sherman, Mr. C. H. Sour,
Mr. Meyer Elton, Mr. F. Henry, Mr. C. F. Stewart, Mr.
Dodge, Mr. John Perry, Mr. B. Ballser, Mr. Archibald,
and Mr. Coulaten.

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