Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-21 00:00:00

CITBST BYTFLEGRAPII TO QUEBEC.

NEW Yocu Oct. 9.—Flour market dull, and heavy, ex-
cept for superfine, which is very scarce ; sales 6,000 bales,
at 4 dots 60e to 4 dole 75e for superfine State ; 4 dots 85
to 5 dots for Extra State; 4 dots 55c to 4 dots 653 for
superfice Western, and 4 dots 80u to 5 dots 50c for com-
mon to medium Extra Western. Canadian flour quiet.
sales 400 brie Extra 5 dots 50e to 6 dols. Rye dint lower•,
at 3 dols 75c to 5 dots 793: Wheat market duil; and sells
freely ; holders must submit to a material decline. Rye
dull, at 70c to 73e. Corn lower ; sales 25,000 bushels
Mixed Western at 67c to 69c. Oats very scarce at 58c to
60c for Western. P•.rk dull and unsettled, Mess nominal
at. 23 dots. and prime 18 dots. Beef dull, and lower.
Cut meats declining. ' Lard heavy, 14 dots to 15
dols. Stocks generally lower, and dui No failures
reported. Money is still scarce, and the demand
exceedingly active. We can give no accurate rates ;
all prices are paying. Sterling Exchange unsettled and
nominal. There is a heavy run on the Park bank, but the
demands are promptly met. The officers of the bank say
they have 108 000 dots in circulation, and double that
amount of coin. Stock of the Park Bank was offered to-
day at 50, but buyers offered only 40 ; no sales.
We xivoTox, Oet. 9 —The Southern mail from all
points has arrived. Advises from Galveston are to the
28th. General r wings was compelled to detain a foroe
of twenty-three men to guard the government train from
the attacks of persona in disguise.
BOSTON. Oct 9.—la coming up the Bay, last night, the
steamer Niagara was in collision with the schooner Ellen
Maria, the Cape Cod packet, bound for Orleans, and the
schooner sank. Oae life lost. Tne crew and, passengers
were saved.

PASSENGRES PLR (s.s.) ANGLO SAXON, °APT M`MASTER,
FROM QUIBEC TO LIVERPOOL —Miss Rice, Mrs. Meikle•
ham and child, Miss Watson, Miss Walker, Miss Grim-
shaw, Miss Grimshaw, Mrs. Chapman and boy, Mr. and
Mrs. Osborn and infant, Mr. Kingston, children and
friend,-Mrs. Metcalfe, and Miss Metcalfe, Mrs. Hogan,
Major Boyd, Mr. Houghton, Mr. T. C. Cooper, Mr.
Mr. Cathell, Mrs. Malone .and infant, Mr. Sewell and
Lady, Mr. Sericold, Professor A. Ramsay and Lady, Rev.
Mr: Light; Mrs. Skains, Mr. and Mrs. Skinner and two
children, Mr. Heap, Mr. Jeffroy, Mr. Holfaung,
-M.Kay and Lady, Mr. Petry, Mr. Gray, Mr. R. W.
Ferrier., Mr. L. Stayner, Mr. J. Fraser, Judge Mondelet,
Mrs. Arkle, Mrs. Paillonr, Miss Johnstone. Miss H.
Stewart, Mrs. Redford and child. Mr. Wells, Mr. J.
Brown, Mr. James Davie, Mr. F. J. Mink, Mr. Evans,
Mr. Raikes, Mr. Snowden, Mr. Howard.- Mr. Bell, Mr.
Rule, Mr. Harris, Mr. Graham, Captain Meiklereid; Miss
Godley-68 cabin, and 112 steerage.

Abstract of the Log of the Anglo Saxon ( R.M.s.S.)—
Oct. 10—'poke the C ty of Ham.lton, and America—both off the
East End of Orleans Nand.
Same day—spoke the birque Agaes, off Hare Island, and the ship
Toronto. off Green Island. .
L et. 17—spoke the s .ip Wm. Rat;lb ne, in lat. 55 36 N.. lon, 27
W., bound we,t.
Oct. 19—Spoke tir a Per.la (R.M.S ), at 2 cm., bi lat. 55 14 N., 100
15 W.
t*oop ship Valmn (,6) srrlyecl at goebee on thp afternoon of
the Bth October. ,1