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

AVERAGES.

Wheat.l Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans. Pease.
Oat R3l .. 53s 1101435 Id 25s Od 36s 10d 455 9d 44s 7d
Nov. 7 .. 528 60 425 3d 26s 41 368 3d 455 0di455 3d
14 • sls 8d 41s 3d 253 3d 34s 7d 44s 9d145 id
21 .. 51s 3c093 10d 245 Id 35s 2d 43s gd,43s 3d
28 .. 49s 8d137s 72 23s 102 33s 10d 42s Bdl4os 10d
Dee. 5 .. 48s 3d35s 9d 23s Od 32s 9d 418 2d 40s Od
6wk'sAg.4v. 51s 3&395 11d124s 7d 345 lld 43s 10d 423 lid

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This week. P.ices paid Cum. Prices.
Duty.—Wheat, Barley, Oats, Rye, Beans, and Peas, Is.
Import. Sales. Description, this week• Mid. Fair. Stocks.
--- ----- -- d. d. d, d. LONDON CATTLE MARKET.—Dec. 11;
12076 260 Sea Island - 5 to 16 li 13 The supply of beasts is rather larger than of late and some very
4990 Upland - - 4 to 716 6,41
182850 good qualities are on sale. Monday's quotations are fully supported,
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.... 1560 Mobile --34t0 n 61 sii although trade hby no means brisk. The number of sheep is very
29506 6750 New Orleans 3to 8 6 61 small; however it exceeds the demand. Trade is exceedingly dull.
4510 1410 Brazil -- - 6 to 8 6/ 72 36040 The small amount ot business transacted is at about Monday's rates.
423 630 Egyptian - - 8 to 11 8} 81 14810 Calves are selling rather better. From Germany and Holler d, 76
112 .... West India -—to 6 - 6i 2220 beasts, 130 sheep, and 60 calves ; France, 100 beasts ; Northern and
6209 4709 East India -I 2/ to si, 31 41 118520 Midland Counties, 600, and 103 milch cows from the Home Counties.
Per stone of 81ba. s. d. s, d. Per stone of Sibs. a. ri, a. d
52836 20300 Total 1 354181 Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 410 Best Ittns & Hf-bred .. 0 0 0 0
Best Short-horns .... 4 6 4 8 Best Long-w 0015!.... 4 10 5 0
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET—DEC. 11. Second quality beasts 3 8 4 4 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0
Scosa.—The market closes flatly, and we have only to report 85 Calves 4 0 5 0 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 2 4 6
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hhds. Demerara at 37s to 38s 32, 50 hhds. Antigua at 573 63 to 38s Pigs 3 8 4 81 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0
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Sr:GAL—The market closes flatly, and we have only to report 85
hhds, Demerara at 37s to 38s 3i, 50 hhds. Antigua at 873 63 to 38s
per cwt., and 100 hhd3. indirect Cuba, the price of which has not
transpired.

Best Uns & Hf-breds 5 2 5 41
Beasts at market. 1,253; al
120; pigs, 155.

'Lambs 0 0 0 0
cheep and lambs, 2,130; calves

MOLASSES.—The business consists of 100 puncheons indirect Cuba
at 13s, and 50 puncheons indirect British Plantation at 13s 9d to 15s 63
per cwt.

RUM AND COFFEE.—Nothing has occurred.
RlCE.—Only 1,000 bags low middling Bengal are reported at 8s Gd
per cwt.

LOVON HIDE MARKET.—DEO. 11.
LEADENiIALL.—The following are the prices :-56 lbs to 64 lbs,
3/d to 3i t ; 64 lbs to 72 lbs. aid; 72 lbs to 80 lbs, Sad to 4d; 80
lbs to a lb., 4d to 40; 88 lbs to 96 lbs, 44d to tad ; 96 lbs to 104
lbs, 4/d to d; 104 lbs to 112 lbq, 411 to 42d. Horse hides, Os to 10s.
Calf skins, light, as to 5s ; fall, 7s.

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LOGWOOD.-At auction, 200 tons Jamaica went off at £3 12s 6
per ton.

REVIEW OF THE WEEK.
SuoAE.—There has been a fair inquiry, but the demand having
been freely met, the market closes quietly, buyers having rather the
advantage in price; the sales comprise 1,2C0 hhds 8.P., 950 bags
Bengal, at 4os for yellow, and Its Id for low real dates, 1,100 bags

BERMONDSEY.:.—Sheep skins, polled, 5s to 6s; gents and hal
breds, 4s to 4s 91; Downs; s 21 to 3s 9d.

LONDON WOOL MARKET.—DEc. 11

Madras at 28s 3d for inferior, and 31s for good native, 2,200 mats
s rainy 'Mauritius at 45s 6d to 46s 6d, 40 tons Mexican at 28s 3d duty
paid, and 50 cans, 17,000 bags Brazil, isicludinp, Bahia and Maroim at
21s 6d, brown Pernams and' Paraiba at 18s 9d to hls 6d for low to
fine, with a small lot of white Cotinquibo at 28s par cwt in bond.
Motessas.-2 he sales are 200 casks clayed Cuba at 13s, and 400
casks Cuba, of indirect import and mixed qual.ty, at las to 13s Gd
per cwt.
COFFEE.—Nothing reported.
Cccos.-2,"0 bags Bahia are reported at 73s per cwt.
PEPPER.—BIack sells slowly, only 130 bags Singapore being disposed
of at 4id per lb.

Low WOOL SALEB.—Thee sales have been brought to a close this
evening. Messrs. South.y and Son have offered 1,490, and Messrs.
Jeconab 200. Only a portion found buyers, at slightly reduced
quotations.

LONDON MINING MARKET.—DEc 11.

The market for home milling stocks this morring is dull. The
transactions officially reported in the Stock Exchange are limited to
West Basset shares, at 22; and Wheal Edward, at 7 to 7i. The
inquiries are still restricted. In foreign mining shares there is an
entire ab,ence of movement. East Russell, 3 1-16 3-16; Pend en,
21; Sortridge Consols, 30s Gd, 31s Gd, 32s 61, 333 9d ; Wheal Wrey,
5 5-16, A petition for the winding-tip of the Dhurode Copper
Mining Company is expected to be heard before the Master of the
Rolls on the 21st inst.

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RlCE.—Lower prices having been acceded to has induced somewhat
more demand, and a fair amount of business has been done, including
.1,500 bags Bengal, at 8s 6d to 93 for low middling, 2,00 s bags
Necransie at Bs, 20,300 bags Rangoon at 73 to 73 6daand 400 tierces
Carolina at 17s 61 to ,83 6d per cwt.
PEARL Saco.-220 boxes sold at 203 60 for large, and 22s per cwt
for small grain, being a considerable reduction on previous s
Rum.—There in no change in the market, the sales being 260
puncheons Demerara. _ _

- TEA —lhe market continues very heavy, and sales are quite of a
retail character. Prices for most kinds are very irregular.
INDIGO, SHELL LAC 08. LAC DYE.—No sales have been re orted in
these articles

GA AIME —3O bales soli at 16s per cwt.
CU TCH.-250 bags realised 50s to 51s per owt.
SAGO FLorni.-1,000 bags sold at 153 3d to 16s 6d /per cwt.
SALTPETRE.—OnIy 10) bags of Bombay were disposed of, at 253 for
36, and 28s for 23 per taut. refraction.

NITRATE OF eoiDA.—This article was dull and declining ; barely
400 bags sold in small lots at 18s to 203 6d,1 With a small parcel at
223, per cwt.

I)YEWOODB.—OnIy retail sales have been made, the entire transac•
tions not exceeding ICO tons.

;Rostov.—There has been a fair demand, sales :reaching 3,r00 bar.
rels, at 4s for common, up to 14s per cwt. for fine quality.
Tea Oa TIIRPENTINE.—Nothing has;been reported.
Asass.—Only limited sales are reported, at 32, 9d to 33s for Pot,
and 34s 6d to 55s per cwt. fcr Pearl.
OIL SEEDS remain neglected.
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LINSEED.--A small lot of Bombay sold at 563:per quarter, being the
only transaction reported,

lilnxs.—There are no ;ales to notice.

MaxsToivE sel's in small panels at declining rates, and about 150
tons have changed hands at £7 15s to £8 per ton.
ARGOLS. TARTARS, SUMAC cr BARS.—too business reported.
OLIVE OlL.—Rather morello been done, about 90 t ins have found
buyers, and in some cases very low /rates were taken to effect sales ;
Galipoli and Sicily at £4B tc £5l, and Spanish I,nd Lisbon at .e 46 to
450 per tun, prices being very irregular.
SEAL OIL continues dull of sale.

Con Oth.-13 / tuns sold on the spot and to arrive, at .€26 to '29.
SPESM.— 35 tuns Amer Can at £6B to £7O per tan.
LINSEED OIL is in fair demand at 30s to 31s.
RAPS ii quiet at 45s per cwt.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.—GOO barrels American realised 30s to
32a per cwt. . .

Pilaf OIL is dull of rale ; about 160 tons have been disposed of
durdig the week at to .7E 33 103 per ton, chiefly fine Lagos.
TALLOW.—There has again been a goad demand, Petersburg
selling at 51s to 523, and North and South American at 50.5 to 52s
per cwt., accordin 4 to quality.
LARD continues wi.hout inquiry.

JETE.—We are still without any transactions to report.
BEEF.—The dernaad does not improve; the weekly sales for some
lime past have only reached. to about half the avenge extent,:holderB
do not, however, press sales, see:ng that the supply is not likely to
be large.
PORK.—The sales are also of a retail character, tut without further
alteration in prices. _

BACON —The ransaAions are on the limited sole, the country
di.alers being klpplied, chiefly by home-cured, at very moderate
prices.
LARD contintes to decline, but the cansumption does not improve,
and the gales fer the week are quite insignificant.
CuEr.sn —Tae liberal supplies coming on the market, at a time
when dealersare exercising great caution in all purchases, give the
trade a dull and heavy freling, hence the tendency is to a further
decline.