Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-24 00:00:00

Cur Prices
mid. fair..

12-4 d pi
661 1 a 490240
, 7
I 7 8

6121 i 990 Sea Island 7 d Q2O
i 7250 Upland
5848 / 6500 Mobile 4 7i
16000 New Orleans 3 10 . .. ,
1035 2200 Brazil 7l _ 9i 8 ‘ flf 23460
622 1980 Egyptian
70 40 West India 0 7 71 520
8558 11460 East India 3 5i 4 5 58700

46420 I Total

The Cotton Market during the past week has con-
tinued dull and inanimate. The trade still limit their
operations to small parcels for immediate consumption,
and, with very moderate purchases for export (excepting
of E. I. descriptions), the daily transactions have been
of an almost retail character. Holders supply the
market very freely, and in instances accept very low
rates. The quotations for Middlings scarcely show the
true position of the market, for the lower grades are
out of all proportion depressed, and sandy parcels are
almost unsaleable. Brazil and Egyptian rather easier.
Surat in liberal supply and 1-d. per lb. lower. The
weekly sales are 46,420 bales, of which
.080 are on
speculation, and 8,970 for export.

LIVERPOOL PRODTTCE MARKET.—SEPT. 23.
SUGAR.—The market keeps quiet, without change in
prices, the business being confined to 250 bags grainy
Surinam at 435., and 200 bags Ceara at 21s. per cwt. in

bond.
MOLASSES.-150 puncheons old clapd Cuba are re-
ported at 12s. 6d. per cwt.
Rum.-120 puncheons Demerara reported at 3s. Old.
to 3s. 4d. per gallon.
COFFEE.-1,320 bags of Costa Rica offered at auction
went off with spirit, chiefly at 645. 6d to 735. per cwt.
for good ordinary to middling.
RICE.-We have had rather more doing ; 4,200 bags
new Rangoon have been sold at 9s. 6d. for sound, and
98. for first-class damaged, 4,500 bags old Necransie at
Bs. 6d., and a cargo of Bassein (900 tons) to arrive at
9s. 6d. per cwt. from the quay.
SAGO FLOUR.-50 bags are reported at 165, per cwt.
PEARL SAGo-100 boxes large grain at 17s. ; small
at 18s: 6d. per cwt.
SEEDS-3,500 bags Bombay Rapeseed at 3-ts. to 405.,
with small lot of Bombay Linseed at 495. per cwt.
DYEWOODS-80 tons Black Ebony at £l3 ss. Small
sales of Limawood at £l4 10s. per ton. The Laguira
Logwood and Fustic, not being landed, were postponed
till Wednesday next.
DRYSILTERIES, &C.-100 bags new Palermo Sumac
at 12s. from the quay; 45 packages Gum, siftings at
245. up to 118 s. 6d. per cwt. for fine druggists ; 10 tons
Thirds Brimstone at £8 10s. ; Nitrate of Soda steady,
at 14s. 6d. to 15s. 6d. per cwt. ; a small lot of 6* per
cent. Calcutta Saltpetre at 38s. ; Ashes quiet, Pots at
265. 3d. to 265. 6d., and Pearls at 28s. ; 18 cases fine
Para India Rubber at 2s. 3/d. per lb. ; 1,000 tons
Spanish Manganese on private terms; 1,000 bags Myra-
bolanis at Bs. 3d. to Bs. 9d. per cwt.
OILS, &c.-Palm at £44 10s. to £45; P.Y.C. Tallow
at 58s. to 58s 6d.; Olive firm; 100 hhds. Bombay Fish
Oil at £27 10s. ; 10Q barrels Common Rosin at 4s. 3d. ;
40 barrels Spirits of Turpentine at 365. on the spot, and
20 barrels at 355. 6d. per cwt. to arrive.
PIG IRON.-Nothing done; sellers at 51s. 6d. cash
and 525. three months open, with buyers at 51s. cash.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—SEPTE3IBER 23.
The trade at the country markets this week has ruled
firm, with an upward tendency in the value of Wheat,
which has improved fally Is. per quarter as compared
with the quotations of last week. Here, during the
last two days, we have maintained the prices of Tues-
day. with a firmer feeling than was apparent on that
day, while choice parcels of Pion" have been in request
at our extreme quotations. The Gazette returns
of Wheat, for the week ended 17th instant, are
112,216 qrs., against 133,600 qrs. the corresponding
week of last year, The fresh arrivals of Wheat since