Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-09 00:00:00

AMERICAN T-MBER.

Pinz TIMBER still continues much It was at the date of our last
circular. Ihe arriva's have not been such as to excite remark, or
even attention, while the dem,nd fro the conimmers in the provinces
has not been such an to warrant a y expected the in value. Not-
withstanding theses weal-known facts, some amount of r mark.has
been reused by the in den offer on ape ulation of comparatively
large prices for cargoes from Quebec of mld.l.ing quality, which still
remai in the mat ket. To publish these prices might prove deiusive,
as they are equal to, if not above, the reta 1 value of the article.
From St. John a itw carp es and pi rceis have come in ; 18 inch
average foreign string measure has t rought 20i3 per foot. • Part of a
cargo 15 inch a; erase sold at 154c1; while a p ;reel of a similar aver-
age was sod to a specula*ot at lid '0 181 pt r 'row.

RED PINE.—In this article we have no alteration to notice.

AK AND Emit.—Oak frt eh and of good average ieworth 23 3d to
24 4d. Elm of 31 fret average has been sold to speculative bu ,ers at
20d ; but the ordinary r too have not gone beyond from 171 to 181
per foot. .

Heanwoon.—A good many parcels have latily teen sold, St
Joh I's 15 inch at 1811, IG Inch a: 20&d, and other averages in pro-
p rant'. _ _

N. B. AND N. S. PINE AND SPRUCE DEALS from their large
aniva's would ha•e been th•own on the market to an extent which
might have seriously interfered with their value, if the balance had
not ben mtintained by extensive storing, which as has been referred
to in oar opening rem•-rks, has had the effect of prevent ng com-
petitive sales, 1114 even slightly improving their price. A fair idea
of their north may be learned fro c• our gno'a'ions.
Qua axe DEALS —Pine of second qualty is currently worth from
410 10a to .£lO 15., and thirds from £7 153 to £9 per standard.
Hk AIL, CH LATIIWOOD has been sold at 40i with cargo, alone at
from 43 108 to 44 7a Gd according to quality.
PITCH PINE remains almost without change since our last. Al
the impbrt of ads article- has been comparatively limited, some
improvement lo its value may be looked for in a few months hence.
TEA [IWO 0 D.—A cargo of this article h a lateiy c)mo forward, part
of which has bi en sold from the quay, on terms which have not been
reported.
GREENHEAT.--Of this there has been no sales.
Sizes cur Annual Circular, dated Ist F .bruary, 263 vessels,
191,818 tons register, wood-laden, have arrivad from British North
America, viz.. 19 from Quebec, 93 from St. John, N. B , and 71 from
other ports ; at the same date hart year. 215 vessels, 1b8,231 toes
had a:. ived.

TAB
From Ist F.

OF IMPORTS.
.bruary, IS;7, to this date.

•
.4; A .•1 •c I
IMPORTED bt . tpOir. e Mi. ) ct 6 j
'MOM 467. :ice .463 —C4 m;
———
Quebec
,46736 4320 4C84 34'6 337 483 31070 ..
St. John, N.l, '21784 6749 1726980 17429
Other Port, 2599 .. 7810 859029 ..
Total... ,71119 1320 4084 310 G 337 15047 2946079 17429
Same time la,t year.
IMPORTRD 7,11 elz Y,9 ..dc
:".;.;
FROM 0.74 CA. c cif ..0
04 .4 0 • .4c4
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Quebec 37931 4143 2977 43.i3 111 231 2,f080
St. John.N.B 230 3 .. 6784 1527093 9174
Other Ports 5.;96 .. 5003 675003 ..
——
Total ~6550 4143 '2977 4383 411 12017 2407236 9174
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BALTIC TIMBER.
A cargo now 'and', g from Datzic, of good quality, has be n sold,
the price not to transpire.

DL.i.s AND PATTAI-Is.—Of these there is a la"ge supply In the
market. Tin y continue to be chosen for export.
LATIIWOOD.—With this article the market is well supplied, but
ales are slow.
Since Ist February 51 veseels 18,373 tons, have arrived, against
46 yes e!s, 14,463 tots, t 3 date la.t year. A. F. &D. MARYAT.