Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-27 00:00:00

Great Britain for the week has again been small as com-
pared with France and other fbreign ports;
The following is a statement of the movement in cotton
since the Ist September last, as'compared with the pre-
vious three years :

R.celpts at the Porta.. ......
Exports to& Britain
"
" other F. Porta •
Total Exports
stock on hand
Of which during the past

1857, 185 g.
2,881,006 3,450,000
1,372,000 1,46,0 -.0
391,000 478,000
491,000 501,0001
2,164,00012,856,000,
155,000; 121.000
week, included it

1855. 1854.
2,694.000 2,812.000
1,416,000 1,468,000
405,006 307,000
262,000 312,000
,2,083,000 2.087,000
1? 4,000 297,000
the above :

Receipts at the Phrts
Exports to G. Britain
" France. .... • •• •
" other For. Pts,
Total Exports. .

5,000 7.000
8,000 18 000
10,000 -
2,000 6.000
20,000, 21,000

25,0001 11,000
27,0001 17,600
- 1,000
10,000 4 000
37,000; 22,000

SllMMARY.—Receipts—Decrease at the ports, compared
with last year, 565,000 bales ; compared with 1853,
:306,000. Expor's—decrease to Great Britain, 504,000;
compared with 1853. 279,000 bales, Decrease to France,
87,000; compared with 1853, 22,000; decrease to other
foreign ports, 101.000 bales. W. P. WRIGHT.
BREADS rurri : Flour : With very moderate receipts and
demand, the market has been dull during the past week,
and prices of shipping brands of State and Western Canal
have declined 10c, to 15e per barrel. With the exception
of some small purchases for Spain there is nothing doing
for export to Europe. Western Canal and State Good
Shipping, 6 dole 30c to 6 dols 85c per brl. Ohio, Indiana,
&c., 6 dole 85c to 7 dole 50c. Canada, 6 dole 75e to 8
dole 503. Southern, 7 dole 503 to 8 dole. Fancies and
High. Extras, 8 dole to 9 dole 50c and 10 dole.
WHEAT —The arrivals are very small for the season.
Some few purchases are made for Liverpool and Glasgow,
but the market closes very dull, and rather lower than at,
the date of our last circular. New wheat, as it arrives more
plentifully, I(tc to 20c. per 60 lbs cheaper. Southern White
new, 2 dols sc, to 2 dole 10c, per 60 lbs. Genesse and
Western, 180 to 1952. Canadian, 180 to 195 e Western
Red and Mixed 150 to 1652. Southern Red, new,
1 dolBsc, to idol 95c
INDIAN CORN was rather higher at the close of last
week, owing to light receipts ; but with increased stipples,
closes quiet at our quotations. Yellow, 86c to 872 per
56 lbs White, 92c to 95a Western Old Mixed, 83; to 843.
RYE i 9 unchanged; 115 c to 1203. per 561 be.
CORN MEAL 4 dole to 4 dole. 303. per brl.
RYE FLOUR 5 dole 56c. to 6 dohs. 25c. per brl.
The weather is everything that could be desired for the
crops throughout the United States and Canadas. Where
the Wheat has been secured, the accounts are of the most
flattering description. Harvesting is now in rap'd progress
in Virginia, Southern Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois, and
everywhere well spoken of, excepting in Maryland and
some small sections of Virginia.
_WOTHERSPOON, KINGSFORD, & Co.

NAVAL STORES : The market continues active, the de-
mand being mostly for export. Of crude turpentine there
were sales at 4 dcls, which is an improvement. Of spirits
turpentine, tha sales were at 48, ca,-1, and 481, time and
interest. and small lots on the spot at 49. Common rosin
is quiet, but with molt erase receipts it held firmly at 1 dol
95c per 310 lbs. Tar is dull and heavy.
OILS : Crude whale and sperm oils are quiet and prices
are nominally unchanged ; we quote prime selected at 73
cents for the former and 1 dol 30e for the latter. Linseed
oil is dull at 77c to 78 cents, in casks and brls.
PROVISIONS : Pork is firmer, and more active ; the sales
were 22 dols 75c to 22 dole 90c for mess, and 19 dots 15c
for prime. Beef is heavy and dull, at 16 dols to 17 dols
for repacked Western, and 17 dols 50e to 18 dole for extra
mess. Beef hams are quiet 22 dole 50c to 23 dole. Bacon
is selling in small lots at 121 to 13 for Western smoked.
Cut meats are firmer, at 11 to 11 for hams, and 9/ to 10
for shoulders. Lard is firm at the improvement. Butter
and Cheese are both doll.
FREIGHTS.—To Liverpool, 3,800 bushels grain were
taken in bulk at 3d ; 487 bales of cotton at 3s ; and 1 000
brls spirits turpentine at 2e To London, 300 brls rosin
at is 6d; 50 half tres tobacco at 4s. To Glasgow, 200 brls
flour, 18d. To Bremen, 500 brls oil, 2c.

NEW BRUNSWICK.