Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-02 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—DEc. 1.

Onr market th's morning opened with considerable firmness,
holders of wheat demanding a further advance ; there was a tolerable
attendance of both local and country millers, brit purchases were
materially, checked, any improvement upon Friday's rates being only
partially complied with; on the whole a fair business has been done,
the trade, however, closes dull, with quotations 2d to 3d per bushel
above those of this 'lay week. In flour, sales are to a fair extent at
an amendment of 6d to is per barrel and Is per sack. Barley dull
with no apparent change in value. Beans GI per quarter cheape-.
Oats in moderate request at Previous rates. Oatmeal in fair demand,
at rather mora money. We have only a home demand for Indi ,n
corn at present; American has improved 61 and Mediterranean Is
per quarter on the week. Arrivals and Exports from the 24th to the
30th November, inclusive.—lnto Liverpool from Ireland.—Wheat,
692 qrs ; barley, 32 qrs ; malt, 65 qrs ; oats, 1,696 qrs ; beans, 150
qrs; pease, 23 qrs; oatmeal, 4,714 sacks; flour, 1,858 sacks. Coast-
wire.—Wheat, 70 qrs . barley, 435 qrs ; malt, 830 qrs ; oats, 23 q' s ;
flour, 200 sacks. Canada and other British Colonies out of Europe.—
Wheat, 2,067 qrs ; peas; 263 qrs; flour, 101 sacks 5,442 brls. United
States.—Wheat, 24 016 qrs ; Indian corn, 5,910 qrs ; flour, 17,435
brie. Europe, csc.—Barley, 250 qrs; Indian corn, 1,300 qrs; flour,
889 sacks. Egypt.—Wheat, 1,008 qrs; barley. 630 qrs; beans, 1.869
qrs. In o Runcorn.—Oats, 600 qrs. Total.—Wheat, 28,453 qrs;
barley,"l,3l qrs; malt, 895 qrs ; oats, 2,319 qrs ; beans, 2,019 qrs;
pease, 286 qrs; Indian corn, 7,270 qrs; oatmeal, 4,714 sacks; flour,
3,048 sacks 22.877 brls. Exports to Foreign Pars.—Oa s, 30 qrs;
oatmeal, 200 sacks; flour, 10 brls. Ireland.—Wheat, 2,994 qrs;
malt, 16 qrs; Indian corn, 1,013 qrs; flour, 1,462 sacks 1,502 brls.
Coastwise.—Wheat, 144 qrs; beans, 40 (Fs; Ind!an corn, 181 qrs ;
flour, 274 sacks 420 brls. B. MAKIN AND SoNs.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—DEC. 1.
TEA.—The market is rather firmer. Good common Congou sells
for 111 d, an,l superior qualities at Is per lb c tsh.
&MAR.—There is very little activity in the market, and but few
transactions have been reported, and prices generally have a down-
ward tendency. In the refined market rather mora activity prevails,
but the stocks being light, prices have improved about is to is 6d
per cwt; old to good grocery realise 16s to 5Ss ; and wet lumps, 51s
to 53s per cwt. •

COFFEE.—The market is quiet, but prices remain steady a few
parcels of Plantation Ceylon cave been disposed of at about previous
quotations, in other qualities the quotations are almost nominal.
RicE.—Bather more enquiry has been experienced for the low
and middling qualities, and a alight improvement may be noted. Mid
white Bengal realised 89, per cwt.
Buns.—The market is steady. Good Demerara realised 25s per
proof gallon.

FBUlT.—There is littlealteration to report, the grocers generally
acting with great caution, and confining their purchases to extremely
small quantities.
SALTPETRE.—There has been a fair enquiry, and prices have
remained firm.