Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-19 00:00:00

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19motAm.—Liteceipts : Increase at 'the —ports com-
pared-With 1856; 228,000 bales. Evports :11Inerease to
Great Britain compared with 1'856, 70.,i300 bales;
decrease to France;-88,000; inerease to 'Other foreign
ports, '30;()00. TotaLincrease ill tiports,i 66;000.
FREIGHTS ter Livevool for eaten 'have- deelined to
3-I'6d. pert a. TO !Havre ie. per Tie. is stil,eurrent.
ExciuscrEs.--+On London, per :cent. On Paris,
to-,5 15

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T.Lowttawn Mali.—A better feeling lam prevailed
in Igesterre-Canal' Flour ; common ;and 'medium qualities
from NewN'Wheat are sc. to 10e. !per lbl.l9etter, and
sound Ylourfrom :Old- Wheat also commands a trifle
better rates. The ,sales are 8,700 Ilsrls. .at•-'43 25c. for
unsound; ut.•.s4 IQc.•to-*4 30c. for Old •Superfine State
and Western $4 '3oc;,to $4 45c. for New=do. ; $4 50c.
t01440c. for .old• extra Hoop extra (Mkt; -15 25c. to
S.J 30c. .for ow do. ; $4 60c. to $6 25e. for St. Louis
branils,land:Vs.sou. to 47 for extra Genesee. Canadian
Fienrds.quiet ; sales at $4 75e. tol6. Southern
Flour its rather inactive; sales of 1,500 has. at $5 to
5 40c.for Superfine;;Baltimore, Alexandria, Lac., and
50c.-to-$6.700, for theß)etter grades. Rye Flour is
selling.at43-44c..t0 s4'2se. per brl. Corn Kcal is in
fair demand ;,sales of 400,1b1s at $3 86e. to :43 Ssc. for
Jersey, :and $11t5,3. for 'Brandywine, afloat.
Fura.--The;,raarket for Airy Cod is more 'act iwe, and
prices are ,well ..sustained; sales of 2,800 KGs. St.
George's 13ank,,atz$4 60c, to $4 624 c. Mackerel are in
limited request,,,at steady •Teates ; sales of 400-iris, at
$l5 50e. for:No.il .Mass., !sad $l5 for large No. 2 do.
Other kinds ere.finiet, at previous rates.
GRAIL—Ike ;offerings of Wheat are small, and
millers are 'ketelit fback for
,Tew Winter. The .sales
to-day are tivinl, ,at easier ptiees ; they ineludesgew
fled Ohio, at 41 17e4;
.Nor.Wkite Indiana, at .$1 ttSc.
-10 $1 45c. for rehoico; "good. to prime White Kentucky,
At $1 40c. to $1 45c.;;..and White Michigan on private
Items. Also, sine •Miting the :Above, 10,000 bushels
:wound Spring Wheat,:at Oats are in moderate
request, and pricca ace le. to 94. per bushel better.
)Sa4es of 3,000 barlel.s, at 38c. .fqr,State, and 42e. for
Prime Canada. Rye islbrmiant.; roman sales, at 32e, to

33. e. Barley quiet: noirlinal....:ceorn is in good de-
muds; sales of 43,009 .buAbels, At 81e. for New Mixed
Weatarn in store and afloat, And abort sne. for New
Soldben Yellow. A pejo ]. oof the.sAles iu store were
reperta At 80c.

THE LATEST.
(By Telegraph viii Halifax.)
NEIr Yonx, Sep. 8.
Our Cotton. Market, throughout yesterday ,end to-
day, has been. quite dull ; and, with a very limited
demand, the .sales of the two days only brought up
1,400 bales. The quotations are without material
change, middling Uplands selling at 114 c, per lb.
In the Corn Exchange a firm tone has prevailed, and
prices of Flour have been fully supported, while Wheat
shows an advance of lc, to 2c. per bushel. Indian Corn
is buoyant, and in limited supply ; prices, consequently,
have an advancing tendeney.
In the Provision Trade there is little or no change to
notice since the closing of the mails. Beef and Pork
have both been in only moderate request, at about
former rates.

NEW ORLEANS, Sep. 7.
Our Cotton Market is in an unsettled state, and the
tendency is downwards. The sales to-day have been
about 3,000 bales. Middling is called lle. t 9 111-e. per
lb,, but the quotations are barely maintained,