The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-10 00:00:00

THF, NORTHERN TIMES.--LIVERPOOLI FRIDAY

6d to is per barrel lower. Indian Corn, at Is per
quarter reduction in value, has attracted more
attention, and some large parcels have been taken
for export coastwise, as well as to hold over. To
.iay, however, the market closes heavily
The traffic returns of the Grand Trunk Railway
of Canada, for the week ending 7th March, 1857,
show a total receipt of £9,757, against £3,448
corresponding week last year, being an increase of
£6.309,

prices were lower; other sorts were also rather cheaper.
In other articles there was a fair business done, without
change in prices.

DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET,-APRIL 9.

V; There was a good supply of cattle and sheep, but only
in middling condition. The price was higher. Beef, 553
to 655; mutton, 8d to 9d per lb.

CORK CORN MARKET.-APRIL 9

A steady quiet market to-day, at 32s for white wheat,
27s to 30s for reJ, do. ; lgs for barley; and 12s to 15s for
oats.

The following are the closing quotations of the
Foreign Exchanges :—Amsterdam, short, 11 16 to
11 It; Do. g months; 11 19 to 11 ; Rotter-
dam, do , 11 19 to 11 19i ; Antwerp, do., 25 45 to
25 50 ; Brussels, do , 25 45 to 25 50 ; Hamburg
do , 13 81, to 13 81; Paris, short, 25 20 to 25 30;
Do., 3 months, 25 65 to 25 72i; Marseilles, do.,
25 On to 25 724 ; Frankfort, do., 1.191 to 120 ;
Vienna, do., 10 34 to 10 37 ; Trieste, do., 10 35 to
10 39 ; Petersburg, do., 361 to 37 ; Madrid, do., 49
to 49 1-6.

COTTON FROM ALGERIA.

We extract the following from the Circular of
T. J. and T. Powell:

Some interest has been excited by thr promulgation of ,the
Order in Council, prohibiting the -importation of hides and
skins froth a large district of country on the shores of the
Baltic sea, on accpunt of the Murrain e±isting in those coun-
tries among cattle. It has been a question whether dry hides
were excluded by the prohibition, but we have authority for
stating that they are not. The anticipated importation of
Peterburgh kips and the dry Ru=sian and Prussian calf skins
will not therefdre be intertuptee, and as scarcely any salted
hides are imported from those cotintrtes, the prOhibition will,
not have any effect on the market.

The. position of the market for American Rail-
way Securities is thus noticed in the circular of
Mr. E. F. Satterwaithe

. There has been a moderate business doing in American
Securities in London during the past week, with an
increased demand for New York Central Shares and
Bonds, and for Michigan Central Shares. We note, also,
more enquiry for Detroit. and Milwankie Bonds, at d some
further parcels have been done at our quotations. Illinois
Central Shares have fluctuated, from sympathy with the
decline quoted from New York, and have been done at
30 and 29 premium. We note more enquiry for the shares
of the Atlantie Telegraph Company, owing to the power-
ful aid given to the company by the two Governments.
Transactions have taken place at par, and a small
premium.

The Great Western of Canada Railway Company,
at their meeting to day, declared a dividend at the
rate of 9 per cent per annum.

Coinnterrtat iitittiacitte.

SHIPPING INTELLIGtNCI:.

LIVERPOOL, APRIL 10.

Mau WATER—Morn. 12 o—. Even. 12 7—Height, 17 ft. 6 hr.

OFF THE PORT AND IN-0A RD BOUND.

Midas, from Paraiba—Majestic, Africa—Fort George, Calcutta—
Madras—York—Birkenhead—Candace (s.s.), Africa.

April 2,

ARV

Italian (5.5.)..
Specu!ant i.Nakskow
Amathea Calcutta
Miriam New Orleans
Henry M 'bite
Irvine Savannah
Rapid ' Malaga
Maria !.. Oporto

VED.

April 9.

Adoram
Adroit . Dunkirk
Guetz Koen .. --Schiedam
Ostend
Jacob .................. Ostend
Columbine:
fary
Jane .......... A kow
Joseph;
SAILED.

Gazelle
Quebec
Martin Luther .......... Quebec
Calista Haws Quebec
Sybil • .. Dunkirk
Hannah More Callao
Adler San Francis. of

. ICicerone Rim
Tranquebar Corfui Highland Chief.. St. John's, N.F.
Ann Davies New rourriland' Donegal ......... St. John's, N.F.
Elitabeth Corunna, &c. Eleanor .. St John'i,N.F.
Merlin ..., ..

Hibernia........ SE John's, N.F.
Alma Restigouche
Esmeralda ...... Montreal
Mamelon Quebec
Nerobey . Pernau
Sarahi ....Pernambuco
Helen Wallace._ Calcutta
IS. W. Farley New York

CLEARED OUTWARDS.

April 8

ENTERED FOR LOADING

April 8

New York
' Narva

Samaritan..
Nyverbeid Ostend Gefion ....
Carntyn.
Milan (a.m.) Genoa. &c. Sc)tiand
Lizzie Spalding .... ..... ..Ffatitaz,llarriet Wild . . Quebec
Viscai ,o

.
Waal d
• . Madeira I kona Rostock
Sisne Ewing Madras Leader Rotterdam
11. Valeucianis .......... Manilla! Wilhelmina .... St. John's; N•F.
Alice • 4
Sir R. Peel.... New York' Frederik Langa .. Tromsoe
Emerald New YorkiOscar the First .. . 77) burg

OUTPORTS.

Xingstown April 9.—Arrived—Julia, from Memel.
Dublin, April, 9.—Arrived—Ellen and Nancy, from
London. Sailed—Lady Eglinton (s.). for London.
Greenock, April 9.—Arrived—Cuban, from Matanzas;
and Dom Alfonso (s.s.), Palermo. Sailed—Clara, to
Sydney.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, April 9: ' 7.4
A schooner and sloop, outward bound, are aground on
Jordan Flats this evening, but without any signals of
distress.

Plymouth, April 7.—The barque James Daly, of Bristol,
was condemned and broken up at Cape Coast Castle,
March 9.

Jura (R.M.S.), from Alexandria at Southampton, with
the' mails, passengers, and specie ex Simla, from Australia.

Canvas Back, hence at Fayal for Boston, very leaky,
with part of cargo thrown overboard.