The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-28 00:00:00

iii other stocks. The accounts from England are of a
further rise to 4 per cent. in theratc of money. Exchanges con:
• tinues adverse, notwithstanding the large purchase's in
England of corn for the Continental aceountl Money remains
at about the same rate, with rather less offering at the Banks,
which pursue the same coarse that has distinguished them
for some weeks, that is, discounting', less than they receive:
This contraction, however, uncalled for from the state of the
exchanges, will prove highly salutabr;
AsuEs.--Continue in brisk recitteSt 'at bttoyant rates
Pearls realising full prides, and Pots having materially
increased in value. The day's movements include 450 brls.
at $6 60 for Pearls, and $5 76 at $5 szit for Pots, per
1001bs.

COTTON is extremely dull and almost nominal in price:
Operators evince a reluctance to deal freely in the staple, ere
the nearly due COLLINS' steamer shall have afrifedb There
were a few irregidat stiles affected to=day within our

YLOkilt AND MEAD-State and Western brands still
favour buyers, being rather eagerly offered, and not in so
much request, either for home use or for export, The Ni-
agara's mails were looked for with some degree of Confi-
dence, though their reception does not seem to sustain it.
However private accounts will be better understood to-mor-
row, and then. their influence must be determined. This
day's transactions 'add up 13,000 bbls. We quote :
STRICT LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Atlantic Orleans Other
Ports. & Texas; Gulf Ports.
Inferior ... 8 to 84- 84 to 81 8 to 84
Low to good ordinary::: 9i to 94 94 to 91 94 to 94
Low to good middling...lol to 114 10 to 11 10a to 114
Middling fair to fair ...111 to 111 llf to 124 111 to 121
sour dols. $5 50 to is 624
Superfine No-. 2...
Ordinary to straight State ........... 6 181 to 6 311
Mixed Indiana and Michigan ... ..... 625 to 6 31-1-
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Strait do. and do. . .
Favourite State 6 37/ to 6 431
Common to good Ohio
Fancy Indiana and. Michigan • 6 434 to 650
Fancy Ohio . ,
Fancy Genes
Extra Indiana and Michigan 6 621 to 8 87*
Extra Ohio
Extra Genesee
Canadian remains inanimate, and is nominall worth $75 to
$6 872 per bbl, Sottthern exhibits no new feature of inte-
rest, The stock is on the increase,lut is still comparatively
less extensive than the demand, which supports prices.
There have been 1800 bbls purchased, at $6 371 to $6 561
for mixed to good; $6 561 to $6 75 favour to ; and $6 75
to $7 25 for fancy, per, bbl, -Holders of rye flour claim
$4 124 for fine, and $4 50 for superfine, per bbl. Corn meal
is scarce and wanted, 150 bbls. Jersey, realized $3 81i to
$3 87/; and brandy wine commands, in lots $4 121 per bbl.
GRAIN.-Wheat appears pretty brisk and steady, being in
good request for home use; and moderate demand for ship-
ment, at unaltered figures. The day's sales include about
62,000 bushfils white at $1 50 to $1 61 for Genesee; $l. 46
to $1 47 for Western, the inside rate having been paid for a
parcel yet to arrive, and $1 45 for Canadian, likewise to
arrive, although this description was mainly disposed of on
private terms. Rye is in better demand, and rather firmer.
Some 1500 bushels found buyers to-day at 95c,, delivered,
per bushel. State and Western oats are more abundant and
&caper, selling at 464 c. to, 484 c. per bushel. Corn arrives
in larger quantities, and though freely bought tends down-
wards. The day's business comprises 42,000 bushels, at
81c. to 83c. for unsound ; 83c. to 84e.. for mixed western ;
84c. to 85c. for round white and yellow; and 85c. to 854 c
for yellow southern per bushel. •
Mrms---Some 5,000 lbs. old Cop Per brought 23 and 24
cents, per lb. Other kinds are unchanged. . Satch Pig Iron
is in fair demand at 32 dols. cash ; and 36 and 37 dols, 4 and
6 months per ton. Lead is held at 6 dols. for Spanish, and
6 dols. and 25 cents. for Galena, per 100 lbs. Steel and tin
are at last noticed.
OILS---Crude sells slowly at 54 and 55 cents. for whale,
and 1 dol. and 20 cents for spermacitti, per. gallon. There
were disposed of 100 baskets olive at 7 dols. 25 cents, and
8,000 gallons linseed at 65 and 66 cents per gallon.
TOBACCO.-The day's transactions embrace 30 hhds.
Kentucky at 7ic. to 9c.; and 20 Mason Co., on terms not,
made public.
• • FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool, 12,000 bushels wheat were
engaged at 9d., in bulk. For flour 3d. was' asked, and 300
bales cotton were engaged at id., and 1,500 oars at id. To
London measurement goods were reported at 355. To
Antwerp, resin was engaged at ss. and 'a small lot of wheat
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at 18c. To Havre, 12 000 to 15,000 bushels wheat .were
engaged at 20c. to 22c., and some lots of flour at 75c. to
80c. One vessel was engaged to- load at St. George's;
and another at St. Stephen's with deals for Liverpool at
110 s., and two to St. Johns do., for 112 s. 6d. To Cali-
fornia, rates were at 40c. to 60e. per foot.
PROVISIONS.-Pork is less active, but still buoyant in
price. The sales embrace 600 bbls, Western;ikeictnbebaltse.
.M,-se at $l6 ; and 100 bbls. Primo at $l3. p
are in good request at full rates. There were sold 170 pkgs.
Shoulders and hams at 61c. to 7c., and 84c. to 9c. per lb.,
About 100 hhds. dry salted sides realized 74c. per lb. Lard
is•more sought after. The transaeti`ons_ amount to 380 bbls.
good to prime at file. to 111 c. per lb. Beef continues as
last noticed, sales having been made ,of 300 bbls. at •$4 50 to
$5 for country prime; $6 75 to $9 25 for do. mess ; $5 50 to
to $6 'for city prime.; and $l2 to $l2 50 for do. mess ; with
$l3 75 to 14 for extra mess' per bbl. Beef hams have not
varied. Some 200 bbls. found buyers at $l3 to $l3 50.
13/Ater is more abundant, but still commands a ready mar-
ket at Ise. to 18c. for Ohio; 18e. to 21c. for Western New.
York; and 21c. to 23c. for Orange County, per lb. Fair to
prime cheese brings 88c. to 94c. per lb.