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

PRICES TO DAY.

New Orleans Falr.. 914 Middling ..9 5-16 t Ordinary... 64 to Bid
Nobtle „9 1-16 d „ . gici to 80
Atlantic „ .. 9kd ..9 1-16 d ~ ..6id to 81d
Total taken for Cor.s.pti3n,lBs7 1,052,`60 bales.lBs6 1 6)3.080 bales.
Export (actual) .. 224,614 „ 181,5-13 „
A mer 'ea n Brazil Egypti,n E India %V Inria Total
Stock this dav .1g9,103 17,311 5 !go 109,5?0 1,3 tO 30.1,4t.0
Satre time 1856.437,740 37,051 52,410 61,810 1,470 520,500

The Liverpool Share Market opened very.
gloomily to-day, and the heavy stocks touched
extremely low figures. In the -afternoon, however,
there was a rally of 1 to 1 per cent., the market
closing quietly. The following were the day's
transactions :-Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Che-
shire, 65 ; Caledonian, 411,413; Eastern Counties,
11 3-16 ; EAst Lancashire, 91; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 933, 93, 933, 933, 933, 931,_ 931; London
and North Western, 943, 943, 943, 941, 941, 95, 953,
953; Manchester, Sheffiad, and Lineolnstrire, 393,
39k, 301 ; Midlands, 803, 803, 803, 803, 803 801;
North Eastern, 221, 223, 223, 24r; Oxforu,
Wor-
cester, end Wolverhampton, 153; Dovers, 193,
19 5-16, 191, 19 5-16, 198 ; Grand Trunk of Canada,
10 7-16, 103, 10 7-16, 103; Great Western of
Canada, 20 ; Ditto, new, 203 d ; East Lancashire
5 per Cents, 53; Liverpool and London Fire' and
Life Insurance Company, 83 p. The following
were the closing prices :-Blaekburn,7l, 8; Chester
and Birkenhead, 65, 054; Caledonian, 4173- id 424 ;
Chester and Holyhead, 163.191; Eastern Counties,
11 3-16. 111; East Lancashire, 91, 1113 ; do. 97.
shares, 3, 9-10 p; Great Northern, 233, 24; do. A
shares, 11, 111 ; Great Western, 53, 531 ; Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire Stock, 933, 931; do. 91
shares, 4. 1 ; Liverpool Crosby. and Southport,
181, 183; London 4 and North Western, 951. 95k;
Manchester, Sheffield, andiLincolnshire,393. 391;
Midland Stock, 801, 803 ; North British, 113 xd
111 ; North Staffordshire, 43, 4d ; North Eastern
-Berwick, 22 9 16, 22 11.16 ; York and North
Midland, 381, 3EI; 'feeds Capital Stock, 24, 241;
South Eastern and Dover, 19 5-16, 191 ; Soottish
North I;astern, 11, 12; Buffalo and Lake Huron,
53, 53 d; . do. new Shares, 51, 53 d ; Dutch
Rhenish, 4, 31 d ; Great Western of Canada, 203,
201; do. new share. 1, 3 d ; Great LuxernbourA,
61, 61 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 103, 102.

Fears of a further rise in the value of money are
still weighing upon the Stock Market, which has
also been pi ejudiced by the unfavourable nature of
the Returns of the Bank of France. Consols ex-
hibit a fresh fall of three eights per cent, compared
with the closing prices of yesterday: A report
from the Paris Bourse states that a great many
orders to sell for Account of London bankers, and
capitalists were executed i❑ the course of yesterday.
Consuls for Money closed at SDI to 89k, and for the
Account at 891 to 89g.

In the London Railway Share Market there was
very little business done to-day, and prices
show a decline. The following we) e the
closing quotations:— Caledouiar, 84i; Eastern
Counties, 11,1 ; East Lancashire. 92; Great
Northern, 94t, 931; Do. A,86, 88; Great Western,
524, 53; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931.931 ; Leeds
Northern, 48, 49 ; London and North Wes ern,
951, 951; London and South Western, 88, 89;
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 39, 391 ;
Midland Stock,Bol,Bot, North British,47, 48; South
Eastern and Dover, 641. 641 ; York, Newcastle,
and Berwick, 90k, 91 ; York and North Midand
76, 77; Grand Trunk, 10+. 10+ ; Great Western
of Canada, 20+ ; Ditto New,
The Manches•er Goods Market continues very
firm, with increased sales at prices in favour of
producers. and Yarns must be quoted Id to id
higher, and a more active enquiry existing.
Our Grain Market ha© ruled very quiet, and bu-
siness in all articles is restricted to pressing
requirements of consumers, who are enabled to
purchase Wheat at a decline of 31 per 701bs, Flour
is per barre/, and Indian Corn 63 to Is per quarter
below the rates of Friday last. Holder s are anxi
ous sellers, and a lower currency seems more than
probable of early realisation.
Of the 385,3621. in gold, ex the steamer Indus,
about 80,0001. is known to consist of Eng ish
sovereigns, which bare been sent Into the Bank.
The whole of the gold dust will be sent to the
Continent.

The steamer 'Tyne, for the Brazils, will take out
17,050/. in specie, of which 8,0001. is gold, and the
rest silver.

The precise amount of specie taken out by the
steamer Granada to the Peninsula is 37,000/., nearly
all in gold.

The steamer Seine has brought about 33,000/ in
silver from Boulogne•

The Queen of May.has arrived from Foe-ohow-
foo with 363,4110 lbs. of tea on freight.

The London Silk Market continues dull and
depressed. The following is from the monthly
circular of Messrs. Durant and C.
Another month is gone, and still no husires; in si;k, con-
miners restic ing their purchases within the narrow limits
of their daily wants, and this only when oft he in )st ores-
sirg character, all striving to di the least repsible.
I s feeling, confirmed as it has been by numerous failures
a d ~ccasional forced sales on forsign account, although in
the very smallest parc3ls, it is not sirprisi; g that prices hive
fallen conehier.bly. These failures have rot been of city
great impo; tance individually, nor even io he agg'egate, bur
they have h d a most depressing ,effee,.. It may now, how-
ever, bo hoped we have seen the last, and that the trade vi ill
gradually resume its natural c )urge, r lieved by 'ha cessation
of the pies;ure caused by th struzgle of these men to
fight off their stoppage. In China Silk, transac•ions have
been confi ted almost exclusively to Taysaam or common
to medium class, with now and then a very small pa- cal of
Tsatlee; and se weak has been the market, that ary price,
however low. made by any forced stle has been imme-
diately looked upon as tho price of all Silk of its class
Chinese thriven S.lk has been espodally depressed
Bengal Silk has participated t► the full ex'ent in the
general quiet, but at present no forced sales hove been
made. In Italian Silk no hing ; importers are eager
sellers, hut their views as to nrice, although materially
mo'ified, are st; 1 such as to preclude all chance of business.
In Brutia and Persian Si.k n_th'ng.
The repott if Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite is sub-
joined :

The markit for American securities in London, has
daring the past we k, been very active, the disposition
being strong not only to enter into financially sotn-1 unde--
takings, streh as New York Central and Pennsylvania Central,
bat also to take more doubtful securities at the r zne.cd
prices. D,troit and Milwauk e bonds. are in demand, but
few offerinz. The inquiry lot
.Illinois bonds and shares
seem daily to increase, and many parties who recently
were sellers have appeared as buyers.

The Wool Sales will conclude this day. On the
whole they have passad off well. Towards di!

This week. P.mes paid Uurrt. Prices.
Import. Sales. Description. ;this week- Mid. Fair. Stocks.
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d. d. d. d. --
P. 37
111 230 Sea Island - 10 to 21 16 17 I
740 Upland - - 6 to 91 Pi
170860
9al
5740 Mobile - - 7 to 91 91 93r
... 21410 New Orleans 5 to 11 91 9.
37 3430 Brazil - - - 91 to 11 l 0 I-' 16020
1 8 770 Egyptian - -11 l to 131 Ili 112 5 10
375 70 West India - 9 to 9* 91 1670
8738 15720 East India -1 41 to 84/6 7-11 6 13.16 111570
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10215 19121 Total 1 I

the week Teach to about 100 tons, and in secondary descriptions a
ceclina of 6:1 to Is per cwt. is submitted to.
Fine seits readry at the advance quoted last week, but
in ordinary descriptions there is io improvement. .