Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-05 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL.

NEw Yonx, 22nd September.
The Share and Money Markets yesterday were rather
dull, and prices of stocks were irregular. There seemed
no especial effort made either to raise or to depress the
market. In Foreign Exchanges little was done, but
rates were firm.

Asirns—The market' is
supply i,s not large ; sal

Is at $5 25c

COTTON—The market has been very dull ; only 300
bales are reported., The export since the 13th instant
has been 9,749 bales, viz : to' Liverpool, 7,479 bales ;
Havre, 953 ;• Hamburgh; 973 ; Bremen, 406. We
quote : . • •

NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION
Upland. Florida. Mobile.
Ordinary
Middling lll 11 121
Middling fair 14 1 13
Fair 12/ 124 14 --
COFFEE.—There is a moderate demand, and prices are
steady ; sales of 3,000 bags Rio, part from second
hands, at 11c. to 12c. ;' 300 mats Java at 151 c., and 200
bags Triage Laguayra at Bc.
FLOUR A:5113 MEAL—The demand for Western Canal
Flour is moderate ; the firmness of hOlders checks the
inquiry for the East, and there is less doing for ship-
ping.; Ohio Extras *are firmly held, and are less Oenty ;
other kinds are more abundant, and better grades are
not- so firm at the close.

157.0. 4- Texas
91

IRON.—The inquiry continues limited ; sales of 500
tons Scotch Pig during the vreek, in lots, at $23 to $23
50c. ; 50 tons refined English Bars at $54; and 100 ditto.
Common ditto at $43, six months.
MONTREAL, September 24.
FLOUR.-There has been good demand during the
'past week for all grades, and very little Flour on the
market. Receipts continue very light, and to-day any
good lots can be easily placed at our quotations. There
is an iacrease for the week, compared with last year, of
6,254 brls. ; but a decrease on the year of 158;185 brls.
WEEAT.--The receipts have been small. Chicago
No. 1 Spring has been taken at SI per 60 lbs. ; holders
now demanding $1,05. No Upper Canada parcels yet
in market.

THE LATEST.
[By telegraph via Father Point. 3
The agent of the Associated Press at Liverpool has
received the following intelligence :
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.NEW Yonx, September 23.
The Cotton market was quiet at easier prices. The
sales were 300 bales. Middling Uplands quoted 11:i to
11!c. Flour in moderate damand, and sc: better on
low grades. Wheat improved Ito 2c. Corn slightly
dearer ; mixed Western 93 to 94c. Beef unchanged. Pork
firm and active mess, $l5 75c. to $l5 87c. ; prime, $lO 75c.
to $lO 87c. Lard firm, at 101 c. to I lie. Sugar advanced
1„c. to lc. Spirits of Turpentine quiet, at 47c. to 474 e.
Rice active; for exports 3.tc. to 4c. Freights quiet and
firm.

NEW YORK; Sept. 24, Evening.
The steamships Kangaroo with $1,570,000, and the
Ocean Queen with $1,250,000, in specie, took their
departure to-day, the former for Liverpool, the latter
for Southampton.

The shipnient of gold from California, due at this
port next week, will amount to two millions of dollars.
Cotton unchanged. Sales to day 600 bales.
Flour without material change. Wheat heavy, and
lc. to 2c. lower; Western
_red, $1 sc. ditto; white, $1
25c. to $1 30c. Corn heavy, and declined Ic. to 2c. ;
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mixed Western, 23c.

Provisions unchanged ; Pork rather firmer. Gro-
ceries firm. Spirits of Turpentine dull at 47c. Rosin
quiet; common, $1 55c. to $1 60c. Rice quiet.
Freights firm.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23, evening.
Sales of cotton to-day, 2,500 bales, at 11c. to 111 c.
for middling. Sales of the week, 25,500 bales ; receipts
of the week, 38,500 bales, against 28,500 bales in cor-
responding week last year. Exports of the week, 14,000
bales, making a total since September Ist of 129,000
bales. Receipts at this port over last year, 26,000ba1es.
Stock import, 101,700 bales, against 71,000 last year.
Sterling Exchange, 9 to 9;:i per cent. premium. Rice
quiet.
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MomLE, Sept. 23, Evening.
Sales of Cotton to-day, 700 bales at 10,1 c. to Ile. for
middling, prices being easier, but not quotably lower.
Sales of the week, 8,15 Q bales. Receipts of the week,
12,620 bales, against 8,026 bales same time last year.

Stock in port, 42,605 bales. Freight to Liverpool,
9-16 d..; to Havre, litc. Sterling Exchange, 8,3- to 91,-
per cent. per annum.

MONTREAL, September 24, Evening.
Political news is quite unimportant. The weather
during the week has been cold and wet, and business
has not been so brisk as was expected. The steam-ship
Nova Scotian. reached Father Point on the 21st, havir_g
been detained by dense fogs and head winds. The
.cricket match between the All England Eleven and
twenty-two of the Montreal Club commenced to-day,
and excites great interest, people having come from
parts of Canada and the United States to witness it.
When the play stopped to-night, the score stood :—First
innings—Montreal, 85 ; All England, 7, and one wicket
down. The match will be resumed on -Monday (Sep-
rember 26).