Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-06 00:00:00

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LONDON CORN MARKET.-luQusr• 5

LONDON- PRODUCE AiARKET.—AuousT 5.
Strautl--The market has been.dull during. the week; and
a decline of 6d. has in many. instances been submitted' to
irr order .to effect sales. Refined : This market has Also
been. dull.

. • CORFEE:—The quantity 'offered in public has been very
large this week, and prices have - been irregular, bnt good
desirable qualities have about: sustained last week's prices.
Tea : The advices received from China were considered
favourable, yet the trade have not bought freely this week":
prices have been fully Supp, - -
has been small. •
Rice : A-limited
.busin
rate

mt the amoun-

lone, at abou

Rum.continnes out of
Cocoa has advanced 2s.
Cotton : About
,1,000
Saltpetre has' been in li
sold at 323. to 40s.

this week at
emand; refr

Spices have gone off without • spirit ; prices generally are
unaltered. • • •
Drugs sold (in the fortnightly public sales) steady, at

previous rates..
Oils have maintained pl
. In other articles no mi
rally have been auiet this

ration. M

MIN COR

There r
to-day; p:
Oats of ti
geared,

few sa

s. of New Wheat on 't
ere nominal. A few

there w

AMUSEN

TS IN LIVERY

morning u
All the kb
Conqueror
prinees4e3,

ten at nir„li
and queens,

own to 'Qu
ukes, • ducli

warriors,
of the pa

.llkp's Wax-.

Work (

1 including 1filli;
)ria ; also vrinces

poets, divines ;" also

eminent states
~,rist oted ersol
ml present ages, `&e, Allsop's scunlpturep bgall
pwards' of 3,000 statues, selected frol'n all
, varying from five to twenty feet in 11(
arnie, panoramic; cosinoramie, and stereo

containix
of the wf
Allsop's

views of I
The above

known
County
the Ay

exhibiti

London, and elsewhere,
magnificent, and•largest es
that, cannot possibly be cc

the name, u
Win. Allsop.
ARISTOCR
in descril)ix

at the

Witley Co

flowers al
copied fro

inily-b,

v's musical prc
forrninz c

effects- a

are yel

and nea

a to tlie-ptiblie At

aostipert€

.
bliOinient in theivorl
tradicted. Be sure ff

Sole p:

Wocestershir
,t, of Lord W;

~ which is apparci

; but the pa

thing of the kind we ever saw,
duced the most sininle mater
d,

pieces, the- white is the corn
places broken Small, and the bh
rangement that is so excellent,

1 Of Lit

nery, will have coseX.lo,boo

to lay for fou

walks 'or h

artz found in
sof elite. It
rich reflects th
is bouTrl

r Tilt°

fished as regards

'ountains

week together

be mai

The church is cli.ise to

auu, aitnough the parish .chui:eli, this is being done at the expene• of Lord Wa:.,L Some idea of the expenses
incurred may be formed by the cost of the one fiantain,
and by-that for the gilding of one apartment—the picture
gallery—which is put. at /10,000. The whole of the gut-
lay, including that for the church, and the furniture for the
mansion, is estimated at 4250,000,"

The attendance of the trade was fair, and the tone calm.
Prices of most articles of the trade were unaltered, or tend-.
ing doe awards: The supply -of home-grown grAin was
small., The imports of foreign grain into Loudon since last.
Monday were reported this morning as small of Flour; fair
of Wheat, and large. of Oats, ,buesmall of Barley.

Wheat,: Englisli held at fast lionday's prices.. Foreign
unaltered at last Monday's rates:: English white,' 40s. to
465. ; red, 355. to 433. per qr. ; Dantzic and Konigsberg,
425. to 565. per 404 lb. ; Rostock, 423; to 50s. ; other Baltic
ports, 40s. to 40s. ; French 355: to 40s.

Flour, firm at last Monday prices. Town, 355. to 435. ;
Norfolk, 295. to 30s. per 280 lbs. ;: French,. 30s. to 335. per
230 lbs.. ; Amer. U.S.,—per barrel.

Barley slow sale, at about last Monday's rates. English
21s. to 345. per qr. ; Baltic, 245. to 275. ; other sorts, 235.
to 275. per quarter.
Oats sold 6d. per qr.. under last Monday's rates. British,
20s, to -30 s. per: qr..; Russian,- 21s. to 235. per qr. ; other
Baltic ports, 225, to 275. per-qr.
Beans : English and Egyptian quoted. nominally as last
Monday. _English tick, 365. to 425. ; harrow, 425. to 465.
per qr. Yoreign, 40s. to 50s, per qr. Egyptian, 335. per qr.