Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-14 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET—Nov. 13.

ISnoAa.—We have to report 20 !Aids. Demerara at 365, 3,705 mats
brown Mauritius ar. 363 61 duty paid, 1 CO bags Pernams at 2Ds, and
100 boxes Ravannah at 283 per cwt. in bond.
MOLASSES, RUM, oa CoFFzE.—Nothing doing.
Mem—Remains quiet.
SALTPETRE —' 00 bags have been sold at 44s per cwt. for 41 per
cent. refraction, ea quay.
LINSEED.-401 bags Bombay at 595. per qll%rter.
PEPPER.-10) bags Singapore at 4id per lb.
REVIEW OF THE WREX.

The unprecedented stringency in monetary affair', which has
reached its climax during the present week, has brought business in
colonial produce to a perfect standstill, holders although anxious to
realise even at any sacrifice, having been unable to effect sales.
SllGAll.—Nothing worthy of notice is reported.
MOLASSES.-3"0 puncheons Cuba of indirect import were sold
early in the week, chiefly at 13s per cwt. d :ty paid for clayed.
COFFEE, Cocoa, ox SPICES.—No business done.
Rim—Only 1,100 bags Necransie reported, at Sc 61 for new, and
7a 61 for old, 3,000 begs Moulmein, all faults, and 1,600 bags pinky
Madras at 9s per cwt. fcr sound.
TEA.—The transactions have been on a limited scale, and the little
done has been at lower rates.
Inntoo.—At a public sale yesterday the whole found buyers at 3s
8d to 5s Id for the Oudo, and 34 Id to 4s 6d per lb for Gnatimala,
being in the early progress of the sale 4d to 61 below, bat at the
latter part quite on a par with the last London October sale.
SAoo FLoua.-400 bags sold at 16, 6d per cwt.
GAMBIER.—small parcels realised 16s per cwt. for sound.
SALTPETRE.—I6O bags East India sold at 453 per cwt. for 3id to
sid refraction.
NITEATE OF SODA.—Only small transactions took place, at 21s to
25s per cwt.
DYEWOODS —The business hes been quite in retail at lower prices.
RosIN.-7SO bands aro repotted, from 45 to 43 7(1 per cat.
TAB. ANo TuarENT:NE.—Nothing done in these articles.
ASEIES.—No sales are repor.ed.
LINSEED.—The business has been confined to 400 bags of Bombay
at 594 per quarter.
HIDES.—No sales of moment, except a few salted North American
at 4d per lb.
Bat astONE.—.Sales have been very sm ell, but at full rates ; £lO
per ton has been paid for beat seconds.
AxcoLs.-5 casks Oporto red sold at 505 to 52s 6d per cwt.
TAI.TAIL—No transactions are reported.
QUERCITRON BARK.-65 hhds 1-hiladelphia taken at 83 91 to 9s 6d
per cwt.
Sonsc.—About 300 bags Palermo at 103 61 to 12s per cwt.
OLivE OlL.—The business has been very small; prices show no
'change, but have been almost nominal.
SEAL AND COD Oits continue dull of sale.
LINSEED OlL.—Small f ales are reported at 36s to 373 per cwt.
RAPE.—PaIe at 45s to 46s per cwt.
Scums or I ORPN.NTINE.-100 barrels American realzed 35s to
35s 6d per cwt.
PArat Ott.—About 130 tons have been sot I in small lota at very
irregular pric s, ranging between £4l and £44 Der ton.
TALLow.—Small trans .ctions at 56, clown to 51s 6d for Petersburg
Y.O ; 170 casks North Anierican (13. A ) were sold at 48s to 525 61
per cwt.
LARD.—There is no business to report.
ttusr.—The mark t under the general dullness, is inactive, the
dealers only buying* for immediate wants ; fine beef is scarce, and
not pressed, but ordinary sorts can be bonalat on lower terms.
PORK.—The demand 43 also slow, and the Irish shippers have
reduced their prices Is to 2a. per barrel.
Bacosr.—The inquiry this week is exceedingly limited, with price,
again rat!' er in favour of buyers.
LARD.—A fresh rednetion of 2s to 3s per cwt. has not led to
business, the traasaltions for the week being oa the merest retail
scale.
CaEESE —The arrival of 3,410 boxes corns to a bare market; a
sale by auction is advertsed for next Tuesday.

ENSUING SALES BY AUCTION.
MONDAY, Nov. 16.-494 btind:e3 Piassava.
TUESDAY, Nov. 17-409 ox and cow Hides; 8,628 sides ArneriCan
Leather; 145 tons Oil Caae; 17 tons Hemp, part :ill faults.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18.-50 bales Madder Hoots; 47 bags Sago
Flour, all feats.
THURSOAY, Nov. 10.-8,090 bundles Rattans.
Fu:DAY. Nov. 20.-,6 bibs Linen Rags.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 25.-803 bags butti.:o linos ; a quantity of
deer Horns.
TDuoSDAT, Nov. 26.-120.000 oic and caw Barns; 10 tons and
80,000 ;hank Bones; 15 casks Horn Shavings.