The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-10 00:00:00

last—sales 1800 bbls., the markets closing steadily at our
revised quotations. The sales besides include Thin Mess
at $l5 25c. ; Sour db: $l4 50c:; Sour-Prime $8 to $8 25c.;
and Rumps $l2 to $l2 25c. Prime Mess is quiet and no-
minal at $l4 50c., and Clear, $lB 50c. to $l9. Beef con-
tinues firm and steady, with a moderate demand, and sales
of 400 bbls. sold at our quoted rates. Small sales new Ver-
mont have been made at $l2 50 for Mess, and $6 50c. for
Prime. Beef Hams continue scarce ; small sales of new are
making to arrive at $l5. Old are quiet and nominal at $lO
to $ll. Dressed Hogs come forward slowly, and there is
nothing of importance doing. Lard is rather more plenty,
and prices have declined tic. to Ic.—the sales are 700 bbls.
and tcs., the market closing heavily at 111 c. to 111 c. and
200 kegs, in lots, 121 c. to 121 c. Common Butter is more
plenty, but with a good demand prices are firmly supported.
Prime State dairies are in moderate supply, and without
change. Cheese is less active, and the market clos€s heavily
at 9c. to 91c. for Ohio, and 10c. to 101 for State:
Export, from Ist to 25th October.
1863. 1862
Beef .. tcs. 1,204 150
Beef bbls. 2,466 1,259
Pork .. . . 5,065 2,959
Lard .. equal to kegs 9,807 12,925
RICE. —The market is dull, without variation from our
last quoted prices. The entire sales of the week amount to
about 600 tcs. at $3 25c. to $4 561-c. with one parcel superior
old crop, $4 621 c. cash.
FREIGHTS—Previous to the arrival of the steamer, were
dull, but the market, since her advices were received, (by
telegraph,) has become firmer again. To France there has
been less going, owing to the high rates demanded. There
is a demand for vessels, but owners ask high pricas. To
California, there is less offering, but the number of vessels
loading being small, rates are sustained. To Liverpool,' we
notice engagements of 85,000 bushels Wheat and 15,000
Corn, at 13d. to 131 d.
EXCHANGE—We notice only a moderate business ; Ster-
ling is flat, and for Continental the demand is very limited
at our quotations. We quote Bills on London 9to 9'4 per
cent. prem. ; Paris, &c., f. 5.11-1 to f. 5.121 60 days, and
f. 5.071 to f. 5.081 short sight ; Antwerp, f.d.15 to f. 5.161;
Amsterdam, 41 to 411; Hamburg, 361 to 364 ; Bremen,
801- to 80t ; Frankfort, 41-7,-; and Thalers, 721.

SHIPPING NEWd.

NEW YORK.-ARRIVED.

.Guy Mannering, Liverpool, 25th October; American
Eagle, London, 25th Oct.;o. J. Chaffee, Cardiff, 26th Oct.
PHILADELPHIA.—ARRIVED.—John Merrick Liver-
pool, 24th Oct. _

CHARLESTON.—ARRIVED.—Emma Watts, Liverpool,
23d Oct.

NEW ORLEANS.—ARRIVED.—Chasca, Liverpool, 18th
Oct.

- SAN FRANCISCO.—ARRIVED.—Jenny Wren, Liver-
pool, 17th Sept; Sultan, Liverpool, 19th Sept. ; Republica
de Guatemala, Cardiff, 19th Sept. ; Britannia, London, 25th.

NEW YORK.-SAILED.

OCTOBER 27.
Touquin Bristol, 27th October, • Ocean Queen, London,
27th October. Cathay, London, 27th October. F. King,
Liverpool, 27th October. Adjuster, London, 27th October.
Confidence, Newport, 27th October. Atlantic, (s. s.) Liver-
pool, 29th October. W. Stetson, Liverpool, 28th October.
Menaia, Liverpool, 28th October.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SAlLED.—Austin Helen, Liverpool, 24th October.

SHIPPING EXTRACTS.
Agricole, Jennings, for Liverpool, has put back to Balti-
more, 25th October.
SHIP WESTERN WORLD.-A letter from Squan, dated the
the 25th •to Elwood Walter, Esq., says :—" Had the north-
eastern Storm of yesterday held on only a very few hours
longer, there would have been little or nothing of the ship
Western World seen. She is broken in two amidships.

PASSENGERS PER ATLANTIC FROM NEW YORK, OCT. 29th
—G. N. Saunders, Consul to London, and family ; J. F.
Maguire, J. H. Faxon, R. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Farnum, Mrs. Greenland and child, R. Bennett, S. B. Tuck,
James Davis and two ladies, George Leary, W. G. Pearson,
J. Fitzpatrick and family, A.B. Johnson C. F. F. and C. T.
Schall, S. Hausman, A. Cook, G. Mohr, H. Muller, Mrs.
M'Cormick and two children, J. Greenway, T. Glass. Mr.
and Mrs. Morell, Miss L. nch° Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
Brown, two children and family, Mr. McGlynn and brother,
It. Braun, B. Barincon, Mrs. Pickles, children and family,
Mrs. Bagoila, H. Huston, J. D. Dix, J. F. Nelson, P. N.
Mead, J. T. Chun, H. B. Hall, D. M. Hinman, A. Ramsay,
R. M. Bruce, G. B. English, H. R. Angus, Miss Remeen,
IL Molyneux, W. Cornelius, J. Robinson and family, 0.
M'Cadam, E. Collins, D. Jacob, B. Hawkins, G. P. Mul-
ready, L. S. Rogers, 0. P. Peliesin and family, B. Mitchell,
W. -H. Harris, Thomas Cocks, Mr. and Mrs. J. Peck and
family, Miss C. Buckley, D. Duncan, and Mr. and Mrs.
W. Taylor and two children,