Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-16 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL HIDE MARKET.---SFyr. 15

1,201 It. P. Ofi and cow hides (via Genoa) offered, none sold.
3,178 dry salted Brazil hides (1,932 front second hands) offend
2,164 sold ; Macho's med. parcel average tOl lbs, at llft; heavy.
average 44 ti 47 ibs. at 1114 to 1 11c1 ; Ugh', average 15 2-stris lbs, at
1 ticl ; Ist damp end country damaged, 1031 to 11*d ; 2ads and
heated, at Bcl to B*4 ; 3rds, at 311 per lb.
2,493 salted North American hides offered, 881 sold ; Nova Scotia
ditto, average 68 lbs at 61d, tare 6 lbs; New York or, average 57
1-3rd to 72 lbs, at 7d, tare 6 lbs and shake; New York cow, average
51* To 72 lbs, at 7d tare 5 lbs and shake; New York dunged, average
51* to 72 lbs at 61d, tare 6 and 5 lbs.
430 salted Para hides oMred and sold ; ox, average 60* lhs, at 8:d
p r 10, tare 5 lbs; ditto, average 4iil lbs, at 8/1d per lb, tare 4 lbs;
(lunged, average 46 the, at 711 per lb. tare a lbs.
400 dry West India hides offered and sold; Hat tor dry, average 16
4-sths lbs, at' 133 d; kips, averiige 9 1-3rd lbs, at 131 d; country
damaged, at 1111; brined, average lsa lbs, at 121 d; kips, average
Ilf ibs, at 121 per lb ; dress, average 201 lbs, at 111 d ; kips, average
11* lbs, at 11/1; country damaged, at Ild ; calf skins, average 5
1-sth Dag, at 91 per lb.
41,1 salted Lima hides offered, none sold.
457 salted Russian hides offered, none sold.
163 salted Dutch hides offered, 44 sold; ox, average 61* the, at 7d
per lb tare 5 lbs.
50 drg Busidan kips offered and sold. Light, average 14 lbs, at
123 d ; heavy, aver, ge 183 lbs, at 12d per lb.
490 East India bnftalo s offered, none sold.
4,919 East India tanned kips offer. d, 2,188 sold ; Bombay, average 81
lbs. a: 11d, average 131 lbs to 16* lbs. at gd to 10d ; 2ads, dry, 11
1-3rd los, at 6d to 71; lovers at Bsl per lb.
4,179 salted R. P. horse hides offered, 112 so'd (v a Genoa), average
28 lbs, at Its Id; slipped ai:. 83 2d; colts, average 181 lbs, at 85 2d
each.
1,044 salted B. A. foal skins offered, none sold.
149 dry hide cases offered and sold. Ox at 101 d to 1111 per lb;
horse hiTies at 3s 61 to 53 6d each. G. F. 514sazfii:.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.-SEPT. 15.
Per stone, 201bs. 1 Per goll4s. s. d. a. fi
a. d. e. d.: Potatoes, Pink Eyes 0 0 to 0 0
Hay, 01d...... o7to 0 9 Ditto, Kemps .... 36t0 3 10
Ditto, new.. 0 5 to 0 B'Ditto, UP hiterocks. 0 0 to 0 0
Ditto, clover 0 5i o 0 7,Ditto, Balahaws .. 0 0 to 0 0
Green Clover U 11 to 0 2,Ditto, Beldrumi .. 0 0 to 0 0
Vetches 0 0 to 0 0, Ditto, cattle 0 7 to 0 11
Straw, wheat 0 31 to 0 4 Per ton.
Ditto, oat
Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 o,Carrots
Oats, In straw .... OLIto 0 0: alaugle wurcel
:Manure 4 0 to 6 0

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—SErr. 15
We have a fair attendanc3 of the Lade and a good inquiry for
wheats at this mooning market, the chief demand running upon
American descri;tians which are now getting into small compass ;
upon suc3 we note an advance of 2 1 to 31 per 7ulbs. since this day
week, but neither the extent of demand nor improved value extends
to other traign wheats; new Irish has be -II taken steadily, but some
quantity remains ever at the CO3 , and prices are about 2d per
bushel lower. Good fresh flours are scarce, and being in request, are
6d to is per barrel and sack dearer. Beans are quite as dear.—Oats
held very firmly ; new oatmeal rather cheaper• Indian corn has not
moved freely to-day, prices are partially 64 t.er quarter higher on the
week.—Ar ivals and Exports from the Bth to the 14th September,
1857, inclusive.-Into Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat 1,542 qrs;
bar ey 102 qrs ; malt 17 era • Oats 757 qrs ; pease 9 qrs; oatmeal
s,g6o sacks . flour 734 sacks. Ma t vise— Wheat 418 gra; mad 20 qrs;
oats 37 qrs.; oatmeal 4 sacks; flour 473 sacks. Canada and other
British colonies out of Europe—Four 4 l.rls. Europe, &c.—Wheat
2,494 qrs ; barley BJO qrs ; beans 131 qrs ; corn 2,178 qrs; flour 123
sacks, and 723 brls. Egypt—Wheat 1,428 ors; beans 1,667 qrs.
Total—Wheat 5,912 qrs; barley 902 qrs; malt 37 qrs; oats 794 qrs;
beans 1,799 qrs ; pease 9q• s ; corn 2,178 qrs ; oatmeal 3,961 sacks;
flour 1,327 sacks, and 727 bile. Exports to Foreign parts—Barley
5 qrs; oats 240 qrs; pease 10 qrs; corn 60 qrs; flew 175 sacks.
Ireland.—Wheat 3,168 qrs; barle, 275 qr. ; malt 141 qrs oats 65 qrs ;
corn 1,609 qrs; flour 818 sac's, and 292 brls. Coastwise.—Wheat;
63 qrs ; malt 20 qrs ; tears 20 qrs; earn 348 qrs ; oatm-al 16 sacks;
flour 377 sacks, ai,cl 285 brls. it, It au' & sops

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.-SEPT. 15.
Yarns continue in good dem .nd, but business in goods is checked
by the high pr ces.

LONDON PRODUCE M,‘RKET.—SEPT. l 5
Smart --The public sales of West India have gone off irregularly
at abou: last week's vrices; tire ether sales are progressing without
spirit. Refined lumps are scarce and are quoted 51s to 63s 61.
COFFEE.—The small public sales have gone off without altering
general quotations.
TEA.—rhe market is firm, with a fair demand for qualities suited
for consumption. Common Cong. u, is 231.
SALTI,TR M. —250 bags refraction 61 sold at 535 63, and the demand
by private contract is ccnfired to parcels to arrive.
him —A large business has been done in cargo s to arrive, and
price are a shade higher.
COTTON.—The quantity offering is small, and high prices have
b. en paid. 300 baits sold yesterday on 'Change,

Rom steady.
Io other articles no material alteration.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—SEPT. 15.
The market is quiet at the annex• d quotations :—Town tallow,
62s nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the swat, 625, September, Gls
61; OctolY.r to December, 59a Gd ; January to March, 59s 61.

LONDON. MINING MARKET.—SEPT. 15.
The mark-t for hom3 mining st cks remains ,teady though quiet.
There are inquiries to-d y for East Basset shares, which hive Leen
purchased at 52. Wheal Edwards con inue in steady demand, and
are marked Si. United Minas have also been dealt in the Stock
Exchange at 140.
In ferei_n and colonial mining stocks there is no alteration of
importanco.

HULL CORN MA RK ET—SEPT. 15.
There was a fair supply c f English wheat to-day, but the market
was very dull. Prices, however, were unc anged: Barley was
ratt.er cheaper. Oats the turn dearer.

LEEDS CORN MARKET.—SErr. 15.
There was a good supply of wheat at to-days market, but a great
part of new was of in eriur q ta'ity and emd.tion. The market ruled
slowly, buyers h, ldiug off as much as possible. The best dry samples
were tat.en at Fridays rates ; other descriptions more difficult to quit,
altly.mgla lower iates would have been accei ted.