Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-26 00:00:00

dull, without, however, any change to notice in

Singapore have changed hands, on the spot and for arrival, at Old to
54d, 150 hags of white also ound buyers st Sid per lb.
INGER.-355 bags Bengal cold at 24s per cwt.
Rica —A fair amount of Lusiness has bee done. bat the general
t 'ne of the market is dull, and in soma insta ces buyers have operated
on rather ea ier terms. Ihe sales are 9,300 bags 13..nga1, at es 6d to
toe for yellow carbo, 10 31 to Is 6 I for low middling to midd ing, op
to '43 for vr-ry fine tal le, 4 0 0 bsgs Arracae, xt 103 for L srong, and
I Is 3d for Necran.ie, 3,1,00 bags Moulmein at Ils 6', and 4,000 bags
god pinky Madras at 10. 61. per cwt.
PEARL SAGO.— Upwards of yOO boxes brought 23s 31 for large, up
to 26t per cwt. fer small grain.
Rum is in demand; tne small sales made show at rather higher
prices.
TEA.—The actk ity notices; at the elite of the market 13,..t W, wick
subsided on he delivery of Cirini I. tiers os Mond y, and sales have
only been limited ; some few common congons have changed hands
at is 2d to Is 24d per lb, and me'ium to fine kinds at rasher easier
rates. gcsated to is in poi request, but fe cff ring. The public
sales held yesterday of 1,700 pi kaees (a large ieortios being green)
went off well, with the exc3pt on of a few common young hysons,
which sold Id per lb lower.
INDIGO.-10 chess Kurpah h ve been soil, the price not r3ported,
and 21 chests Bengal sold at 5s 71 to 6s 6 I, being an advance of is 31
to is 61 per lb on the London July sale prices.
Gym —3O tons red e fr:can brought els.
Mnitanobasts —5OO bags so'd at 83 to as 6d.
GAMBIER —4 0 hales sold at 17s to 17s 6d.
SAGO FLOUR has been in good d• mand at advancing prices, the
sales being,2 000 bags which sold at 163 91 to 18s per cwt.

readily ob'eined. Trade is slow
quote lower From Germany and
sheep. 261 calve;, and 170 pigs.
Mid'and, and 119 mulch cows from

prices

for calves; we cannot, howe7er.
Holland there are 232 beasts, 1.950
300 beasts from the Northern and
the Home Conaties.

In the Provision trade throughout the week
there has been a rather dull feeling, and prices of
Beef have declined 5s to lOs per tierce. In Pork
itere is a moderate business doing, at steady
prices ; Bacon must, however, be quoted is per
owt dearer. Lard and Tallow is steady, with ftw
sales going forward.
The Grain Markets throughout the country have
a downward tendency, and the expected import of
both Wheat and Flour, at prices considerably
below our present rates, furthers the movement
The attendance at our market has been very limited,
and to effect sales a decline of 41 to 61 per 701 h on
Wheat, and fully is per barrel on Flour, would
have to be submitted to. Indian Corn is also
easier to buy, and is only in moderate request, for
feeding purposes. Te-day's market very dull, and
business restricted in all articles; prices irregular,
but generally lower.
The Manchester market remains very steady,
as far as prices are concerned, but the demand
either for Goods or Yarns is less active, and there,
as here, some little irregularity, both in opinion
and practice is experienced.
The stoppage of the private bank of Messrs.
Harrison, Watson & Co, of Hull, is announced.
The firm is an old and highly respected one, and
not the least suspicion of their embarassment
seems to have been entertained. Their difficulties
have arisen through transactions with houses in
the Grain trade, which have themselves suffered
heavily by the late fall in Corn. The institution
was not a Bank of issue.

Per stone of &In. s. d. P. d. Per stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d.
Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 5 0 Best Dns & Hf-bred 0 0 0 t,
Best Short-horns 4 6 4 8 Best Long-w 0015.... 5 0 5 4
.econd quality beasts 3 0 4 o Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0
Calves
Pigs .
Best Dns & Hf-breds 5 4 5 6 Lambs 0 0 0 0

Baagts at market, 964 ; sheep and lambs, 7,12); calves, 36:2, ;
pigs, 355.

LONDON' MIRING MARKET.-SEPT. 25,

In the market rnr home mining stocks to-'ay t'era are cont'nned
inquiries for &feel Csnsols .hams, which hare been dealt in at 14,
131. and I corn Bas•ett shares .ra steady, and are marked 16.
In other de crip inns they• is no move • ent of importanre. the market
re raining gene-olly steady. Imperial Bra zilian shares have oeen
dealt in at 2. All ()Ater foreign descriptions are net; acted.

Ces'a OlL.—no ca,e3 hare realise:l6i Tpt.
S LT:ETRE is higher, 3,060 bags bavi g been taken to ssrrive at
55s to 62, for 5. ant s'o bags at 53 s for 01, and 64s for 4i per cent.
refraction on the -pot.
NITRATE OF EoDA.—The sales are 200 tons which sold at 23s to
25s per cwt. _ _

LOowoon.—oo ten, Campeachy sold at £7 155, 2) tons Honduras
sold at £5 t7B 62, 140 tons Jamaica at £4 7s Cd to £4 Mr.
usx,e—lo tons Cuba sold at 9 s>, 200 tons Spanish and
Puerto Cabello sold at .t 6 13, to 23 61.:0 tons Ceara at .46 155
to £7 12> 63, 22 tons damaged J >main at £7 2s 6dt> .e 7 ss.
BARWO n.-60 ton, G iboon sold at £4 103 to £4 153.
•

LIMA Woo n.-10 toss sold at £27. -
RED SANDERS WOOD sold a, .e 8 per ton.
Ro IN.—The sales reach 3,00 barrels, principally common, which
sold at is 6 I to 4s 7d, at Os to 10s fur medium, and 16s to 19s 63 par
cwt for 11 :e quality.
TAR AND I URPENTINE.—NO sa'es reported.
ASHES —Only retail purcha,es are reported, at 423 61 to 43s for
pear', and a' 43s o 43s 6d per cwt for pet.
LINSEED is in fair demand, and of Bombay, 2,' 00 bags have been
sold at 68s p r quarter.
RAPESEED q vet, and no sale. reported.
HlDES.—There are us transactions of moment to notice, beyond
700 dry ,altel Brazils at 1,11 per
BRIMSTONE has sold steadily, but at irregular prices, 450 tons
being repot toil on the scot at £8 12s 61 to XI per ton, and a cargo to
arrive, prico not transpire I.

The whole of the gold, ex the Montmorenu
(some 200,0001.) has been purchased for transmis-
sion to the continent.

Letters from Syria state that the caravan from
Damascus to Bagdad has been pillaged of goods,
chiefly European, to the amount of X 160,000; and
that, although the plunder is being sold openly
in the market, the Turkish authorities do not
interfere. Trade in the Levant is very dull, and
the unsettled state of Lffairs at Constantinople
keeps the Exchanges very high.
The Paris Tfoniteur publishes the convention
concluded between the Fratich Government and
the " Compagne des Messageries Itnperiales," for
the working of the proposed new line of steamers
between France and the Brazile. The convention
is to last for twenty years, and the Government
grant an annual subvention of £lBB,OOO sterling.

Aa'ets.—There has been a little more irqu'ry ; 40 cues Bologna
white s )Id at 77s 6.1. 10 casks Sicilia i at 58, GI to 60s, and 6 casks
Oporto red at 455.
'TARTAR.—RetaiI sales of brown have been made at 753, and ells-
colonrcd at Sys.

Sumac has been chill, and only about sco bags Palermo hava
changed hands at 105 to 12s 61, 50 lags Palermo 'ea ,es also sold,
and some small 'ots of Tyrol and 13/roe ona at 7s 3.1 to 9s.
BERRIES —155 hales Pe,Aao yellow t .ken 45s to 47. 6d.
Tuameatc,-310 bags 41 553 6 I to 59e 6d per Cat.
ANNATTO —l5 casss brought 91,1 to Sid per lb.
OECIIELLA WEED.-19 tons Lima £6o 10s per ton.
OLIVE ( IL has remained without change, ihe..sal -5 this week are 9)
tuns 't the quotations.
SEAL OIL.-150 tuns coloured, on the spat and to arrive, are re-
ported at former rates.
COD —2O tons at the quotations.
Liarii• ED AND RAPE OILS continue without change.
SPIRITS CF TURPENTINE.—smaII tots of American have realized
38s 3d to 393 ter cwt.
PALM OIL has been in limited demand, and only 150 tons sold at
£45 15, to £l6 on the slot, and at £45 er ton to arrive.
TALLOW CO, ti sues dull, at Gls 6d to 62e bd per cwt for Y.C., and at
propordonat.. rates for other sorts.
LARD.— 50 tons sold at 71s to 72s per cwt.
J UTE.—' MO bales are reported at £2O 55 to £26 15s.
HEMP —5O bales Bombay at £lB to £2l, and 350 ba,'es Manilla at
£33 per ton

BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS.

Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap.
32, for the Week ending Sep. 18, 1857.
'ARTMENT.

Credit.
Government
Debt
Other securities 3,459,930
Gold Coin and
Bullion .. 10,534,945

BEEF.—Ho!ders continue very rress'nz to effect saes ; buyers in
consequence take ad atutage and insist on a further reduction. which
is generally conceded to the extent of about 5s per tierce on the best
qualities, and lOs per tierce on low sorts.
PORK is steely. but not active, and socks being ll6ht, no great
cba-ge is looked for until arrivals of new Irish appear.
&too/v.—Continued shipments to New Yo-k give increased
strength tl the market, wine'. must be quoted fully is dearer. Of
what now remains on hand, the large proportion Is "Cumberland
Cut." and this to go free y mast be converted inta long and short
mi dies.
Hems are a slow sale.
SII,II3LDERS.—No original left, but the demand is supplied from
"Cumberland Cut" bacon.

Total .... £25,009,945

PARTMENT.
Credit.
Government se-

curities £10,593,653
Other securities 18,962,051
Notes 6,108,730
Gold and silver
coin

LARD.—Sa.I.3 reach to about 100 tons, but the market is without
animation.

CIINESE.—A slightly improved d3mand has set in. which wil
increase with colder weather.

XNSUING SALES BY AUCTION.

MONDAY, Pept. 28. 20 tons Farina ; 2 0 hags Sago flour, 2,300
bags Ba seta rice; 13 i tons and 4 000 double bundles Piassaca ; 4
tierces, 12 br s 1 half do, Jamaica lees' wax.
TuESDA.v, Sept. 2g —5,350 satied ox and cow hides; 5 bales leather;
601 bags cr- free ; 78 do mustard seed ; 1 bundle bees' wax ; 13 bags
nux vomica; 100 co castor seed ; 21 hhds gingel'y oil.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 30 bats Sago flour; 1 6 cases borax;
100 chests shell lac; 643 1)3,5 Bengal gia4'er; 225 bales orchelia
we d ; 344 boxes camphor ; 250 ba es madder roots; 450 bags limnbay
5 ltpetre ; 364 do sago ; 500 do yellow mustard seed ; 40 ton aspen
wood ; 8,789 bales wool.
TEIDESD Or, OCT. 1.-7,730 bales wool; 50 tons, 17 bales, 2;g
pac`iages Indian rubber ; 10 cases oil of peppermint ; 40 bales Irish
moss; 2 ca,ks tartar; 20 eases white wax; 25 do gum arable; 300
slabs; 2 bags gutta percha.
TCESDAT, Oct. 6.-67 2 0 kips; 7,700 ox, cow, and buffalo hides ;
10 bales sheep and goat skins.
WEDNESDAY, CO. 7.-183 bales horse and cow hair; 2.870 bales
wool.

Tarascax, Oct. 8.-112,400 ox, cow, bnff do and deer hides; 10
cwt. buffalo 5 tons horn tips ; 74,300 skins; 27 tons ivory.
FRIDAY, OCt. 9 —2,000 bales wool.

LIVERPOOL HIDE MARKET.-Sgrr. 25
SALES THIS WEEK.

1,399 Salted Monte Video ox bides, average 471 lbs at gid per lb,
tase 4 lbs.
57 s Ited Russian ric hides, average 35i lbs at 74 rer lh, tare 3 lbs.
755 dry a ted Brazil hides, (Cea.as) average 33i lbs at 1 lid per lb.
2,594 Dist India kip, Calcutta ship damaged, average y, lbs at
O9cl to 10141; covers at 3d per lb.
50 tons 6myrna Valonea, fair, average £l5 per ton.
275 cases mares greasa, fair 414 per cwt.
10 cases m ,res gr. saes at 41s 61 per cwt.
100 tons bone ash, at .W 4 4s per ton,
50 tons horn Waste, at £8 per ton.
717 bags Australian bones, (pr.ce not reported.)
524 tons Mimosa hark, at £8 ios er ton.
18 tons Mimosa b rk, loose, at £7 104 per ton. _

G. F. MARTIN.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—SEPT. 25.
Per stone, 201135. Per gop.,s. s. d. s. d
a. d. s. i. Potatoes, Pink Eyes 0 0 to 0 0
Hay,old ...... 0 7 to 0 B}l Ditto, Kemps .... 3 10 4 3
Ditto, Hew.. 0 6 to 0 7i, Ditto, Whiterocks. 3 0 to 3 3
Ditto, clover 0 7 to 0 7i; Ditto, Seeding... 3 6 t, 4 0
Green Clover 0 l to 0 1;1 Ditto, Beldrums 0 oto 0 0
Vetches 0 0 to 0 01 Ditto, cattle 0 8 to 0 11
Straw, wheat
0 22 to 0 3i, Per ton.
Ditto, oat 0 3 to 0 3iTurnlps
Ditto, barley .... 0 ki to 0 3 Carrots
Oats, in straw to 0 0 Mangle wurael - 0
(Manure 4 0 to 6 0

THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1857.