Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-17 00:00:00

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REVIEW OF THE WERE.

Suess.—The market opened quietly, with a mo,ierate inquiry,
chiefly for grainy and aim grocery quAllt es, but after the announce-
ment of the advan2e in the rate of discount, the business has beta
confined to forced sales of indirect imports of Cuba, at a reduction of
2s to 3. per cwt oa last week% r.stes ; the s les, whi,h were princi-
pally effected early in the week, compr.se 13) hhds B. P., with 80 hhds
grainy Dem rare, to arrive, at 573, 5,750 bags Bengal, at 54s to 59s
for grainy, 531 to 543 6d for low B mares, 43. for d and 33s 63 for
vcrp low brown, 1, 00 bags Native Madras at 41s, £5O mats Mauritius
at 59s for Ace gra ny, and 49s for greyish yellow, 403 hhds Cuba,
imported from ',merlon, at 423 to 473, besAes 240 iyls, to arrive
from the same quarto'', at 44s to 443 bd duty paid, and 700 bags
Pernams at 313 per cwt in pond.

MOLA .4szs.—The saes consist of 100 puns St. Vincent at 21s per
cwt, and 260 runs Cuba Ilascovaio, price not rep ,rted.
Corraz.—The o.arket generally is flat, and rather lower prices
have been submttted to, except Li' Costa Rica, which being scarce.
and well suited to the trade, commanded full rates; the sales comprise
10 tierces Jams'ea at 60s o 663 100 bags Ceara at 50s to 53e, and 500
bags Costa Rica at 68e to 68 ; 6dper cwt.
Sr teas .—No sales reported.

Rlcc—The market remains quiet, and only a very limited business
has been done, prices being about 3d per cwt lowec ; the sales a:e
restricted to 7,000 bags Bengal, at 10s to lOs 3d for low middling, 12s
to res 3 i for good onludling, and 14t for fine, with 1,000 bags Necramde
at lls per cwt.
Pram. Sao° : In publ'c sale, 450 boxes realls d 24s 9. to 263 63
for an ill, and 22s gd to 23i 3d p r cwt for large grain.
F. cra.-- rho business is about 160 punchsons of all kinds at last
week's rates.

Taa.—The inar.t.vity noticed last week continues, and there has
scarcely Leen atr nsuction. Holders, however, continue firm, mad
do not press sales, the trade refuses to buy, and prices for all
descriptions are somewhat nom nal.

Ivoiy.—Ablat 26 tons of African, and a sma 1 parcel .14tZgyp
wore offered this week; the finest Gaboon Teeth were sold at an
advance upon previous sales of abo .t R 4 per cwt., bat other descrip-
tions, with tine exception of small Scrivelloes, which brought rather
highbr pi ices, were disposed of at eliguty easier rates.

bum boPAi.—Two tens of African red brought 90s per ton.
LAC DYE.—A few chests of lino realised 2s per lb.
I.Dioo. - A lot of BenAal were soli at 73 per lb.

Gimar k zt.-700 bites have been disposed Of; for the chic` part the
price is not reported, ant the o.h:r smal parcels at aboat former
rates.

AIADDsa RooTs.-350 bales of L'ombay were sold at 36s to 37i 9d,
being a dec'ine of 3s per cwt.
Castraort.-50 boxes real sad Eioi per cwt.
Saoo Pm:mt.-3,200 Liege were sold at 17s to 17s 9d, principally
17s 6d, per cwt.
SALTFk TD,E.—The only sae has been 200 bags of dam lged Bo:nbay.
NITRATE OF SODA.-60 tons were sold at 22 • D. 25a per cwt.
IrNw oD.—The market has been easeadinily flat, and the trans-
actions of all sorts do not reach 100 tons, at lower rates.
Rosits.—The s.les comprise 3,e00 barrels, common at 4s Gd to 4s Bd.
and medium quality 5s 6d to 12s 6,1 per cwt.
Tart.-2 800 barrels repot d, price not named; bat of American
50 barrels sold at 14s per barrel.
A atIES.-180 b.zrets sold, at 41s for Pearl and 41s per cwt. for Pot.
',MILD.— the sales are continei to a small parcel of Madras.
M t s awe FE..D.-1,700 bags ye low Bombay sold at 50s to sas per
qnart:r.

uis.—At tte publ c sales on Tuesday, about 5,500 salted River
Pate were forced off, at Sid to Sid for heavy ea, and Sid to sold par
b. ior light os and cow, being a coLs:derable decline on proviJas
rat, s,

Baiserroun ha 3 continued in demand, the sales reaching 1 200 tons,
nearly all for arriva , at La 23 6d c. f. and 1., for tards, up to .410 lOs
per ton on the spot.

Azoots.—Small sales of Oporto red made at 455, Sicilian at 57s 6d
to 77. 6i, and 10 C 4.981 F►ore..ce red at 693 61. •
Sumac.--about 300 bate Palermo sold at 9s 6d far old, up to Hs Gd
for now. _

Ilsitatis.— 50 bags of Pers'an yellow sold st 48s per cv%t.
ANNATTO.— 6 casks of flig realised 9kcl per lb.
OLIVE Ots. has been in limited request, thz transactions not exco-d-
-log 10 tans; piles have been kr( gular, and in some cases luwer.
COD Oir..-80 tans have been sold at 438 to 439 per ton.
Sash —5O :uns were sal at abent previous priers.
INsEED 011. is dull of sale at 39s per cwt.
. .

RAPE pale was also dull, at 51 to gls l er cwt.
&ism OF ruariNztrz.—The trade in this.artic,l: was quie`, at
39i pt.!' cwt.

P;11.11 Oia.—Tha salsa, including 100 to. s from a wrecked cargo,
are about 400 taus on the spot, at .e 45 to 446 103, and the same
quantity to arrive at £43 to £4G per tun
ratuow.—fhe market is dnll, Petersburgh Y.C. selling at 53s 6d
b 595, and 250 pipes of South American at 583 to 58s (id ie: cwt.
LAAD s in limite I denuni, at 7,461 to 713 per cwt.
JurE.-205 to 3)5 decline has been accepted, at which 2,200 bales
have chanhed hands; 420 to £24 les per ton are the prt:es paid.
BEEF.—Theto is rather more doing, and the sales fur the week have
recovered, and reach abaut an average extent; with the stock be ter
assorted, as regards quality, a it'll' larger business wunlii hare baen
done, but the bulk of the late art ivals 13 inferior, not• oaly id quality
but in cu e

Poax.--The ranket Is steady, but American not being plentiful,
the dealers d reel their attention mainly to Irish.
BACON.—Theee esiqs a tolerably steady dem md, with a fair pros-
pect of the t t ,ck being being c'e .rel off by the time that the nvw
begins to come f)rward ; prices are mach the same as last week.
LARD is quiet, but holders do not press sales, hence prices have
not varied.

Cum E.—There is no new feature, the fine qualities sell, as landed,
at full prices.
TALLOW is a s'ow silo, and, in some ease* a shade lower.
LINSEED CAKE, being more p'entiful, is alttla raga to bus.
RN ATING SALES BY AUCTION.

MONDAY, Oct. 19.-250 quarters Sicilian L nseed.
7 unsuar, Oct. 20. —9,u81 and 51 bales cut, cow, and buffalo Hidas
and :kills ; 250 dry salted Kips; 854 tales and • 14do. all faults Jute;
2,004 bag Rice.
WFDNE ,DAY, Oct. 21.-15 tons Sapsn Wool; 250 bags Madras
Turisieric ; 132 chests Shel; Lac ; 134 10. Lac Dye ; 25 bales Manjeet ;
8 tons Redwood ; 1,266 mndles Rattan Canes; 10 , bales Pitayo Bark.
TEIIREDAY, Oct. 22. 42,000 buff .lo deer, and cow Horns ; 18
bundles and 2 tons deet, and 10 tons buffalo Horns.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Ocr. 16.
At this morning's market we had again a good attendance, and a
mo-e a..tive demand for wheat', horn millers of our own locality as
well as from the count •y, than we have for some time pat expe-
rienced, most of the fresh red American was cleared off at the
extreme currencies of Tuesday last, and white, though not so much
inquired for, made that day's r tea; new lr:ah is dull of sale, and
Bait c parcels still do not move readily, but the value bas b come
more steady than of late. Flour is a slew sale, without change in
prices. Beans without alteration. Oats in moderate request at our
recent quotations, but catmeal again recedes f d er load. Yellow
and mixed Indian MA Is taken to a fair extent for born conautup•