Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-12 00:00:00

&C,

1,00) salted New York hides os, average 64 lbs, at 4d per lb ; tare
5 lbs.
1,071 sites North American tanned leather, average 17 lbs to
23i lbs, at 60 per lb ; average 25i lbs to 30 1. 3 lbs, at Sid per lb.
44 dry tide cases, at Sad er lb.
12 bales hide cuttings, at 11 1 to 21(1 per lb.
32 tow Smyt na Valour a, at .t 13 103 to £l4 psr ton.
15 tors Smyrna Valmea, at .el 2 15s ; er ton.
25 toss bone ash, at 5s per to,.

23 bales, 20 bags, Sze., South American horse and cow hair—gray
cut and stump tails mixed, ,hort, at Ind to I 54d per lb ; blade stump
tails tats at MN to 181 per lb ; second do., at 10i i to 121 d per
lb ; tiird do., at 51 to 8d per lb ; tallith do., at 22 per lb ; matted,
at 121 d to 132 d per lb ; black cut tails, short, at 14}d ter lb ; mixed,
slight to fair, at lld per lb ; do., slight, at 912 to 10 per lb;
danaged, at GP per lb; Russi,n long drawn, at 2:14 per lb; combings,
at Td to 8d per lb ; cow, on skin, at 7id to 8d per lb.

ANSUING SALES BY AUCTION.

MONDAY, Dec. 14.-332 bags rough-ground Dalmatian Sumac ;
53 hhds. Porto Rico 20 barrels Cuba sugar.
OrrursnAr, Dec. 15.-103 tone Bone Ash; 29 baga Wool, sea-
damaged.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 16.-116 casks of French Madder ; 22 ditto
Garancine; 170 tons Maracaibo Fustic.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—DEC. 11.
Per stone, 201bs. Per gOlbs. s. d. s. d.
s. d. s. d.lPotatoes, Seedlings 40to 4 1
Ray,old ...... 0 7 to it Kemps .... 4 3 t o 4 5
Ditto, Hew 0 6 to 0 i,7!Dltto, Whiteroelcs. 3 3 to 3 5
Ditto, clover
Green Clover
Grass 0 0 to 11 0 Ditto, cattle .0 0 to 0 it
Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 31_ Per ton.

Ditto, oat .. ...... 0
Ditto, barley .... 0
Oats, In straw .... 0

3 to o 31,Turnips l9 0 tO 21 0
24 to 0 21 Carrots o 0 t(, 0
Uto 0 u Alangle wurzel 22 oto 0 0
.Manure 5 0 to 0 6

• LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—DEc. 11.

In anticipation of a rather extensive show of samples at our market
to-day, we have had a fair attendance both of local and country
millers, but as yet very few of the bulks of wheat recently arrived
have been sampltd, and we had consequently only a limited choice of
fresh lots in offer, particularly of choice quality; we have, however,
an improved inquiry, and a goo.l extent of business transar ted, chiefly
in middle and lower descriptions of red American ; these have fully
recovered any depressien submitted to in the interval since Tuesday,
and in many instances have exceeded that day's rates by Id to 2d per
bushel; in the superior qualities of red, and in white wheats gene-
rally, we can, however, note no amendment of value. Flour is a
trifle dearer, but by no means an extensive sale. Barley and beans
rale very cull. Oats and oatmeal a slow retail sale at previous rates.
Indian corn has declined Is per qr, and there is very little business
going forward. Arrivals from the Bth to the 10th December, 1857,
inclusive : —lnto Liverpool from Ireland—Barley, 125 qrs; oats, 112
qrs; beans, 125 qrs ; oatmeal, 1,246 sacks ; flour, 734 sacks. Canada
and other British Colonies out of Europe—Flour, 6 brie. United
states—Wheat, 17,667 qrs; Indian corn, 3,004 qrs ; flour, 17,011 brie.
Europe, &c.—Wheat, 3,7e0 qrs; barley, 290 qrs; beans, 8 qrs; Indian
corn, 8, 8 qrs; flour, 2,90 G sacks. Egypt—Wheat, 2,811 qrs; beans,
1,257 qrs. Total—Wheat, 24,178 qrs; barley, 415 qrs; oats, 112