Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-09 00:00:00

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-DEC. 8

Suess.—The market has opened with a dull aspearance, and
prices are with difrcuity supported in the public sales which are
now in progress, but good and consuming qualities are most in
demand. The refined market Is steady at last week's prices.
CoFrEE.—The public sales are going of at almost previous rates.
TEA —Th.re are but few parcels preseicg on the market, and but
little done. Common congou sold at 113 d cash.
Ritz.—Fri es must be considered rather lower in the abseric3 of
basin• as of importance.

SALTrarae,---ftefraction 1A sold at 35a 6d ; refraction Bat 38s sod
cash.

In other articles no material alteration. Markets generally dull.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET-DEC. 8.

The cr arket is dull at the anneitzd prices:—Town 51s nett
east' ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 51s 6clj December, 51s; January
to March, 525, sellers.

LONDON WOOL MA.RKET.-DEC. 8.

Low Wool. SALES.—llessrs. Sames and Co. have to-day offered
about 300 bales East India and Messrs. Bradbury and Coke 100
East India, and 1,7.0 bales of sundry wools. There were very few
buyers in attendance, and exportation sold at from 2jd to is 20
per lb.

LONDON MINIITG MARKET.—Dec 8.
Busine s in the market foritish mining stocks to-day has been
almost at a standstill, although there are still inquiries for some c.f
the stocks lately enumerated. in the Stock Exchange no transac-
tions are officially repotted. Unit3ct Mexican shares nave been dealt
in at 3i ; the inquiry for those of the English and Anstra ian Copper
Company continues, and bargains a. e recordeA at 1 and 11. Great
Vor, 245, 24s 6i, 255, 27s 6d ; Lady Bertha, 16s 6d, I7s t7s, 17s
6d Sortridge Consols, Jed. 18s 9d ; West Grenville, 4s 9d, 53 3d,
45 99, as, 5s 6d, 48 9.1, 5s 3d ; Wheal Edward, 6i ; Wheal Mary Ann,
473, 48.

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET.—DEC. 8.
There was a small supply of farmers' wheat to-day, but it was with
great difficulty that Saturday's rates were obtained. South country
and foreign wheat neglected, and where sales were made prices wer
Is per quarter lower. Flour was dull and lower. Barley was

At LEWIS & 011PANT'S, Itanelagh-street,
'SOTS are CLOTHED from the Ages of Six Twatit.; Xnra

neglected ; but oats were held for full prices. Other 010
unchanged.

NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET.—P-Ec' 141
The supply of beef comprised 1,108 head, and of Ojittpftstri
The trade for the farmers was slow at a decline of'7l fcrri
Mutton dull, at former rates. There was a golbd demand rk ger
rather lower rates. We quote beef 5s 6d to 7s 6j, and yv•
per stone. Mutton sid to 7d per lb.

HULL CORN MARKET—DEC. sir
The market was doll and languid, and wheat declined 2i peel
quarter, Very little bus Dees was done is beans, barlep"
oats, and prices are slightly lower. Linseed cakes were P'

LEEDS CORN MARKET. DEC. sjOI I
There was a small supply to-d
Y. and wheat met witlislie 0
at a decline of is to 2s per quarter. Barley was a sloirogel,
and beans were neglected, and other articles remain T,

DUBLIN CORN MARKET. ,• 8.
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The market was very dull to-day, and aithouCh toi"in ralg"'
supply of produce, prices of wheat and oats decline,' lastto',,,
former being quoted at Is 3d to is 61 per qr less than 00 isdllol
day. Prime malting barley was in request at late WO'lse 4din '
I
was held for an advance of 6d per qr, which was rea
quantities.

` BELFAST PORK MARKET.—PO.... B.a
There were 685 pigs at market to-day, and prices raw
to 443 per cwt.

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GLASGOW PIG IRON StetMARKET.—,-r'
'nut shipments this week were 12,110 tons. To-datr.'s'ed
firm, .t the folio tog prices: —No. 1,53 s to 53s 6d 'l6d per'
6d to 53st maker's t'on, 51s to 51s 6d ; No. 3, 493 to 493

THE MRN TRADE.

tothi
The reaction in the foreign corn ti,4B, consequentll4olc7--„,
cessation daring the Russian war c f the
with thet,mesdy
from which we obtained our largest suppi,„__bss (09Ati
menced. Our harbour is now fall of Greek and A 1.1104
Italian) vessels laden scith corn, many of the eargoesto foa
to our own merchants. We are now returning to thtbe 00 011/
foreign corn trade in whi-h we stood between of
Trade year—and the breaking out of the war with 071,0 ino(
interval a new era had arisen in our trade, one ofi tte eiree
which was, that the barefoot urchins who hang 0°4," tofli
our city and :the beach of Passage and Qa__.°°— ofajter,
to acquire and faniliar:y employ the langw`vm
andl Tasco. " Free Trade" developed itself st Vet
hotels" in Cork, Passage and Queenstown, al?,"„ts for.;ror gt'i
dozen professional "interpreters" and coasting Piw
vesselsup to the eyes" in business, until the froPevoijoi
unluckily ordered his troops across the frontier int() the erieAdf
rste
Turkey. It is stated for a fact that some of these interprets
in receipt of not less than 450 ner week for their servie'l, Silt of
of five per cent. on the transactions which they negociste 0,40
all these happy fruits of Free Trade were marred ore
00,170 tr
unexpected events which now and then arise in the eoloo Om
affairs, to baffle the profoundest schemes of humartwi9the $17.0t,
sight. The Greek and Italian vessels, shut rut frail o, ',Olll
and the Danube, went to look for other freights in other Ind Aold
reaction has now fully set in, and the flip of Greece
may now be seen in our harliour, floating from a hundre
—Corp Reporter.

THE IRON AND COAL TRADES•

The Iron trade of Yorkshire and Derbyshire continues 811 ft/
ed condition, and there Is a great falling off in orders, eslfei:so
the continent. The home trait is in a more healthy c;emrres
orders are confined to immediate requirements. The "b`oini
the Staffordshire t ado has han a prejudicial effect dal sr!, c
these counties The rates curre-it at last quarter
difficulty maintained. In pig iron, tie demand has Sre!gsa t
and a reduction of from lOs. to 2t.g, per cent has 'l,OO
prices. The coal trade is not so good as usual at this ',Te raid;
yeg', on account of the condition of manufacture
prices are not so well maintained. At several large 'to 00'0
the colliers have received notice of a reduction of wag hers
after the 31st inst, Employment in the mineral 110
plentiful, considering the position of mercantile aff‘u-._, rget•
the country and the restricted character of the money

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE'

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Riau WATen—Morn.E RPO 5
26O—Even.DECEMBER 5 59—Height

OFF THR PORT AND INWARD BOUND'
Francis Ridley, from Rangoon; and Albion.

ARRIVED. tte
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(Pelican (s.s.). ......... 17°
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Mogul Baltimore Stirlingshire . • ..... • 4,1
Descovich Odessa De5...,0),n0
Couthastez Taganrog City of Washington k . 0.1.n0i
John and Catherine Lisbon Muces .. . .......... ...'oe
. a
Caledonia Quebec Lady Seymour •• • " ... iso
Lady Falkland Quebec Ensign .. ......... • • ::,1)J0 f
.
David St. John, N.B. Alma. .............. .14'06
Fame . St. John, N.B. -ir R. Nei ......... • ',of fji
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Rositio Miramichi Constitution ..... . •
~,Cs' g),
Elora Venice Secundina. ......... '• 0.
Melina Toulon Cairo (s.s.) ..... •• • '

Dec. 7.

SAILBIS. t
Dec. `• ,„*,
T,jo (s.s.) Corun.na Princ3 Arthur (s.s.' ".Niel"
T. B. Bartram Charleston Caribou . • ''''''''''''
Virgen del Carmen.. —.Matanzas;

Dec. 6.

CLEARED OUTWARDS. j 1 DO'
C1ime........ St. Jaw!, sl4'
Portland ‘,. 1 Ahri l' • 40.
Apalachicola Cymbeline.• • •0.• • - .Tri...4,
Balbee (s.s,)
Vrie Handel La Etnayra, Sze Hammore.a..••••••
Caravan New York 1
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Dec. 7.

E NTERBD FOR LOA DINO' .i, Dreg
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Dec.. 7. Manhattan ...............s 0,1
Mazeppa Alicante Harvest Queen .. mob
Ludwig Auguste.. La Gnayra, ikc Zagora ........... Dee. 5.
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City of Manchester Montreal it:4lll'oD' .. Alo
Riversmith . New Orleans California ..........
Heidelbe g New Orleans