Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-29 00:00:00

LONDON CORN MARKET —Oc•r. 28

The attendance of buyers in Mark-lane this morning
was small, even for a Wednesday, and the dullness
reported on Monday continues, and if anything an
increased Indisposition to operate is evinced by all parties,
and so trifling have been the sales fe-day that Monday's
quotations must be considered nominally unaltered for all
articles of our trade.
R RIVALS INTO L ONII TN FROM ocr. 26 TO OCT 28.

English and Scotch
1`.'41

Foreign.

Wheat
Barley .
Oats
Malt.

.... I 5930
11100 31881

Flour, 1160 barrels. 270 sacks.

CORK BUTTER MARKET.—Ocr. 28.

There were °ler 2,000 kegs and firkins at market to-
day. We quote—Firsts, 116, ; Seconds, 107 s; Thirds,
101 s ; Fourths, 935; Fifths, 87s; ani Sixths, 63s per cwt-

GLASGOW PIG IRON MA.RKET.—Ocr. 28.

The market was very quiet to-day, at quite nominal
prices :—Mixed numbers were quoted at 593 to 64s per
ton.

TALLOW REPORT.

The business transacted in our produce markets during
the last tea days has, owing to the distrust in the present
values, the great advance in the rates of discount, and
the mercantile embarrassments in the 'Jailed States,
Glasgow, &c. been very trifling. Since the last
important Bank announcement, there has been
less desire to operate. To-day 140 casks of p.y.c.
and Australian Tallow were offered, all withdrawn ; to
have effected sales a decline must have been submitted to.
The following details shew the exports of Tallow from
St. Petersburgh :
Tallow dispatched fr m Cronstadt to the 1857. 18 fi, 1853.
31th Sept. O.S. ( Itimated at 25 poods Casks. Casks. CaB,B.
to the c sk)
• • 59,921 .. 83 173 .. 73,591
In ships loading and lighters .......... 17,225 .. 12 547 .. 13,778

.. ..
Total loaded off from St. PQtersburgh,
2nd Oct O.S.
Loaded off from St. Peteribnrgh after
this date .

.. 16.375 .. 18 754

Total close of the navigation .

112,095.. 10 ',123

Loneon
Liverpool
Bristol
Other English Ports ............ .. 6,693 .. 6,473 .. 5,057
Ire and
S otimd .
Germany
France .. . 7,857 .. 8,436 ..
America .... - .. .. 5

59,921 .. 83,173 .. 73,591

Deliveries in London since Ist June,
1 .55, to this da e 49 234
Deliveries London since 14 June, 1857 37,301 ..
Sto kin 1.614 dim, 21st Oct .. .21,900 .. 14,550 .. 22,673
The decline in ♦alue during the last few weeks has riot
been an unimportant one. It is chiefly to be attributed to
a marked increase in the home supply, to the advices from
Russia of large shipments to the British markets, to the
sna shipments from Great Britain and Russia to the
Continent, and, last but not least, to the financial
pressure.

Opinions are very contradictory respecting the supply
of English tallow. I think that the only inference to be
drawn from the decreased deliveries to the manufacturers
and exporters and the decreased shipments from Russia
to the Contilent is that the home production there and in
Great Britain much exceeds last year. OA the other hand
as the values of beef and mutton are higher than last
season this does not coincide with .the conj-cture so ofte❑
advanced that the higher the value of animal food the less
abundant is the home supply for the melters.

Casks.
:t is estimated that the total supply of new will be ..........110,000
go.anti y frozen in at clos.; of last season..

Loaded .....

11 .000
82,000

Remaining .
It is probable the entire balance will be shipped this
season, this, added to aveage imports from other foreign
sources—increased home supply—the financial pressure
in Great Britain and the Continent—and the singular
position of the market, viz., whilst the stock shows an
increase of 50 per cent. prices are about la per cwt.
higher than last year—makes it very doubtful if present
values can be maintained. The financial embarrassments
of England and the United States invariably react
on the continent, and it must not be forgotten
that the money markets have been also pre-
judicially influenced by other causes. The last
advices from New York stated that the monied
interests would. require at least 2 to 3 millions of specie
from England and California to extricate them from their
difficulties, their latest European news advised that the
value of money or minimum rate of discount in England
was 5} ; it is now 8 per cent—an advance of 40 to 50 per
cent—the question arises will not this great advance
induce further disasters in the United States ? These
financial difficulties will tend to a decreased consumption
of some of the most important of her own and European
productions and stimulate to the utmost degree for
several months her exports to the more opulent foreign
markets.

The prices of tallow to-day are—lst sort p.y.c. on
spot, 58s 6d to 593. S. DOWNES.

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BOYS are CLOYHED from the Agee of Six to Twenty Years.

PATHETIC OBITUARY.—A Western editor announces the
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