Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-10 00:00:00

NORTIIIMN DLILf

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received 1,499. Salted!Horse Hides.—The market for aad command 325. 6d. Foreign and Colonial shares re
,Salted :Mks has been very brisk nearly all the avail- main quiet. Port Phillip are quoted Vs., and Worthing
able parcels have been secured by the home trade, and a lls. 6d. The shares of the English and .Australian
tame nortion by exnorters. The maioritv of our stock Conner Company have been dealt in at 11 and 11.

have been held for higher rates; the advance in price . - -
of salted Hides is equal to id. per lb.,—the quotation - LONDON TALLOW MARKET.-oe-r. 8.
of good B. A.'s being to-day 8;5,-d. to 81d. per lb. Monte .. The market. is steady, at the following prices :—Town
Video and Uruguay have also experienced the same advance Tallow, 585., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the - spot,.
—the value being to-day sid. to Sid. per lb.. The saki 575.9 d. ; all the Year:s7s. 6d. to 575. 9d. ;December, 58s
during the month amount to 28,515 Hides, at the fol- . MARKET AVERAGES.—Town Tallow, 60s. 3d. ; Fat by
lowing rates :—Buenos Ayres heavy Ox, average "58 to ditto; 3s. 2d. ' • yellow Russian, 595. ; melted stuff; 41s.
624; lbs: at 88 d. per lb.: tare 5 lbs.; average 60 lbs. at 6d. ; rough ditto, 255.; Tallow Greaves, 159;, good
lbs.. li.Lrbt Ox, average 47 to 49 lbs. Dregs, 7s
. Cows, average 40 2-5 to
I Ox, average 55 to 6.1 lbs.

Bd. to 81d.,. tare 41b
'LI 4" Ra • hn.

BOROUGH HOP ➢iARKET.—OcT. S. _
All new Hops sell readily at very full prices, for other
kinds nothing doing.

at 73d. to 80. per lb., tare 5 lbs. Uruguay heavy Ox
average 594 -to -61 lbs. at - Bd. per lb., tare slbs.
licrht Ox. average 47 5-8 lbs. at Bd. per lb., tara4 lbs.

hated Ox, average ' 54k lbs. at 70.- per lb., tare 1.1 r; w CASTLE CORN MARKET.—Ocr. 8. -
5 lbs. Monte Video heavy Ox, average 65 5-6 to Farmers' Wheat in moderate supply. Demand for
681b5.. at 73d. to 81d. per. lb., tare 51bs. ; average . Seed brisk,, the whole,has been. sold at an advance of Is.
69 1-51bs. at TO. per lb., tare 61bs. ; light ox, average.. per quarter on prices of this day week. lor south
n+ Qll nor lb.. tare 41bs. ; cows, ' average 491 country new there is some demand at fully late rates.
Foreign is also 'in request, bUt being at high rates few
transactions are made. Fleur is' 6d. per sack dearer,
and more in demand. Grinding Barley rather scarce,
and fully as dear. Oats quiet at last week's. price.
Beans not much in demand. Peas for feeding sell at

to %Ilibs. A 71,d: to 81d. per lb., tare 41b5.4,
average 84 to Mlbs. and 'lid. to Sid. per lb., tare 71bs.
Stock 26,000.—Ri0 Grande- Hides: .No ,import, sales,
or stock.—Dry Hides : No import, sales, or. stock.-
I=l;apc-• Tmnnrt 20,037. Sales 6,000. The

market has been .very dull, sales cum(
effect, and may be quoted 3d. to 6d
lower. - The, transactions =include good Buenos Ayres,
averme 3411b5. at 13s. 3d.; damaged at Bs. 6d. to lls.,
averaze-29-I.lbx at- -12 s. 6d. ; -Colts, average 2111bs. a

to 1 u
each I

-DONCASTER-CORN 11ARKET.—OCTOBER 8.
We have a large Show-of Wheat, a large portion of
t which is of secondary quality. There is a good demand
for best. Samples of both old and new are sought after
at last *Week's prices. Other kinds about the same.
• Barley large supply, but quite inactive at-former rates.
Oats and Beans slow sale.

9s. Stock 49,000 hides.—New South Wales -Hides
Import 2,170. Sales 2,170. These hides have been in
good request, and may be quoted id. to d. per lb.
higher. The transactions arc—Fair Melbourne's averacv,
54 to 641bs. -at'5774-d. por lb., tare 51bs.; light Ox at 51c1. ' • •
.. . .
to 5,1;c1. per lb., tare 41bs. We are without stock.— DONCASTER CATTLE MARKET.—OCTOBER 8.
Tides: mport 3,885. Sales 3,260 We had a good A small supply of Beasts, especially Mulch COws, and
demand at an advance of id: to id. per lb.on, last only a slog-sale for all kindS. 3ElolCows; .£l4- to £l9;
........

month's prices. A small parcel of prime 'limb uroagnt r_j -r
94d. per lb. Stock 1,065 hides. West Coast Hides :Import, day •, heavy market Ewes, 30s, to 50s ; Lambs, 245.
85. The sales during the month are very small, and include to 30s. each. A large supply of Pigs ; veiy slow de-
Dry- Iquique -Ist class, average 32111 m, at 10d. ; 2nds, mand,at about, 6d. to ls, per_head Pork, 6s. 6d
at 75:::d. per lb. No stock. West India llides.—lm- to Gs. 9d. per stone.
port 53. Sales 71. Jamaica brined, average 26ilbs., at
9,11; 2nds, at 74d. ; 3rds, at 4d. per 11).- North
American Hides.—lmport 51. No sales. East India
ICips.—Lnport' 15,000. There has_ been a steady de-

GLASGOW- IRON - MARKET

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No. 1, 528. to 525. 6d.; warrants, 525. to 525. 3d.;
makers' iron, 51s. 9d. to 525. 3d. ; No. 3,51 s. 9d. to
The market Etriti, but little doing.

mand for Kips. 7 Heavy Kips have been in requek for
export, and have advanced d. per lb., The-quotations
of other description remain unaltered. The sales
Amount to 45,00 bales.

525. 3d

CORK CORN MARKET.—OCTOBER 8.
• White Wheat, 20s, to 235. 9d. ; Red, 20s. to
Barley, 10s. 6d. to 16's.; Oats, 10s. tO'l2s. 6d.

STAFFORDSHIRE METAL TRADE, . .
Mr. Samuel Griffiths, in his weekly circular, says—, rl RIFFIN & M'GHIE, GENERAL PRINTERS,
The quarter days of the Iron trade will he held next ,Ur &c., beg to inform ELECTION COMMITTEES thal
week, commencing Wolverhampton, Wednesday ; Bir- they are in a position to take orders either Night or Day for
mingham, Thursday, &c. ; the concluding meeting at eCanIRCUxLeAcR..%VtreINsaG CA,RI tsiWeGates BILLS,
despatch,., andha that. theym e
men
Dudley, on Saturday evening, as usual. The demand on their premises during the night.
for all sorts was good during the latter end of the month PRINTING OFFICES-15, SOUTH JOHN-STREET.
of July, great activity prevailed at the works in August, Orders may be left after Seven o'clock in the Evening at 40
the demand being chiefly upoii thin Sheets, Angle Bars, Leigh-street, Parker-street. 1 :
Boiler Plates, Nail Rods, for China, and Nail Sheets, the
latter for the Canada market. At the close of August a
,i; - • -a- —ved in the orders for common Bars

BANQUET TO THE RIGHT :HONOURABLE

falling ott kwing observet,
The demand for Staffordshire iron on the whole is highly
satisfactory ; the district more healthy, and, as the orders qi
continually coming in, are all for legitimate consump- J_
tion, the leading houses will no doubt be,enabled firmly
to maintain fixed rates for the next quarter. The de-
mand for Native Hydrates and first-class All Mine
Brands, improved under the influences above
referred to, at the last quarter days ; and for
these sorts the demand has kept up, and prices well
maintained during the whole of the closing quarter.
Several large contracts have been made during the last
-week for these sorts ; and although the market for
Pig Iron is a shade easier, Iron of this quality is likely
to fetch late prices at the ensuing quarter days. On the
other hand, Pig Iron of inferior qualities will be sold at
slightly reduced rates, the demand of late having run
upon the best Native Makes of Pigs. Shropshire and
Forest of Dean Pigs are still in favour with the
manufacturers ; but there is-- a marked falling off
in the importation of most other Foreign Brands
during the last two months, and this falling
off applies especially to the Welsh and Pottery makes.
The quarterly meeting of the tin plate manufacturers
for the Welsh, Staffordshire, and other districts, took
place at the King's Head Hotel, Gloucester, on Tuesday
last. The numbers present were about an average of
former meetings, Phillip Woodruff, Esq., in the chair.
A resolution was passed unanimously, adhering to the
prices which have ruled during the last quarter for tin
Plates, although it' was acimitted. the demand was 1-

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quid, and tin, plates are being sold quite is. per box
under the list price. The meeting was entirely of a formal
character, and like the preliminary meeting of the iron-