Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-19 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL CORN M.'►RKET.—Ssrr. 18

Our market to-day was very thinly attended. either by local,
interior. or Irish k. flyers, and the demand for wheat being of the
merest retail charact• r, the rates of Tuesday last were obtainable only
fir the finest quai hies of red Amer'. an, and where sales were
practicable in any other description of tcreign rather less money has
been takes ; new Irish wheat Is plentifully offered, and does not find
purchasers even at a decline at 3.1 to 4d per bushel. The limited
quantity of flour on offer enables the value to be euppr.rted, but the
saie is slow. Barley and beans a slow sale at unalterei rates. Oats
eady in value; tut new oatmeal must again be noted somewhat
cheaper. Iniiian corn firmly held for full price!, but the sae is of
Very limited ex ient. Arrivals and expors from the 15th to the 17th
s eptember, 1857, inclusive.—lnto I.i,erpool, from Ireland.—Wheat,
2,054 qrs ; tarley, 5 qrs ; oats, 635 qrs ; oatmeal. 1,990 sacks; 11 or,
7.18 sacks C oastwis.e.— Wheat, I,sV; qrs ; oats, 180 qrs ; pease, 525
qrs. United States.— Wheat, 5,500 qrs; Indian corn, 8,694 qrs;
flour. 870 tirls. Euror.e, &r.—Wheat, 2 800 qrs; oats, 2,592 qrs.
Total.-14 h. at,11,721 qrs; barley, 5 qrs; o its. 3,457 qrs; peaiie, 525
qrs ; Indiamecrn, 8,, 94 gm; .oatmeal, 1990 sat is; &air, 748 sack 4170
br,a Exports.—foreign Parts.—Oats, 336 qrs. Ireland.—Wheat.
1,805 qrs ; malt, 75 qrs; Indian coon, 1,648 qrs; flour, 58$ sacks 284

brls. Cbastwise.—Barley, 30 qrs; malt, 90 cp's ' • beans, 25 qr%
ease, le qrs; Indian corn, 261 qrs; flour, 160 sacks 47 brie.
MAKIN & 'acme.

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.— Sr..PT. 18.
Yarn rem Ana in excellent demand, but goods a e. quiet. The news
from !Edits is looked upon to-day with less favour,

LON DON PRODUCE MARKET.--SEPT. 18

SuoAa.—The tea* ket has lueen steady this week; good current
quali les for tailing and good grocery descripti,sns have been fiesly
bought at fully last wee.'s prices, but low qualities have been deli of
sale. R. fined has sold steadily t lumps, tto to 645.
COFFEE.—The demand for Plantation Ceylon this week has bees
limited, and prices are rather lower, but Catta Rica has sold at fall
prices.
'1 sa.—The trade has bought medium and good congou with cond.
dance at full prices. The unexpected news received yesterday after-
noon, that Lord Elgin (with lis troops) had withdrawn from China
and arrived at Calcutta, created a sensation, and as this movement
puts an end to the negoelations about to be commenced, and leaves
the d'spute with China in an unsettled 'tat!, holders of tea have
very genera ly refused to all except et advanced rates.
Rtca.—A lull an-.ount of business lass been done at lull prices,
chiefly consisting of parcels to arrive.
Rex.—Prices have been supported, bat the amount of business
done has been small.
sAvretrax.—At the commencement of the week the demand was
dtdl, and prices showed a sight d.cline, but yesterday a large busi-
ness was done at alvare3d rats. Itefra:tion 3f to 5,1 sold from 54a to
55s 6d on t'e spot, and 100 tons for late arrivals at 565.
Sprees have sold steadily at ab ut last week's currency.
COrTON.—A full amount of business has been done this week at a
shade advance.
ens have sold at full prices.
In other articles no material siteration.