Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-18 00:00:00

BREADSTUFFS,

FLOUR : The market has been steady with a fair demand
since the date of our last circular. The supplies continue
light and without anything doing for export ; prices re-
main unchanged. Western Canal and State, Good
Shipping, 6 dols 40c to 7 dole per brl. Ohio, Indiana, &a ,
6 dots 85c to 7 dols 50c. Canada, 6 dols 75c to 8 dole
50c. Southern, 7 dole 50e to 8 dole. Fancies and High
Extras, 8 dole to 0 dols 500 and 10 dole.
WHEAT : The receipts continue very limite 3, and prices
remain firm There have been a few small arrivals of
new Wheat from Georgia, which have been taken by the
millers at 2 dols for red, and 2 dole 25c for white. The
quality is very goxl. Southern white, new, 2 dole 25c per
60 lbs. Genesee and Western, 190 c to 195 e. Canadian,
180 c to 195 c. Western red and mixed, 152 c to 170 c.
Southern red, new, 2, dols.
INDIAN' CORN has been without change, the market
closing du'l, owing to increased supplies. Yellow, 87c to
88c par 56 lbs. White none. Western old mixed,
82c to 83c.

Hors—We hear it rumoured to-day that a speculative
ho-use, who have full as much sugar on hand as they can
conveniently carry in these tight times, bays disposed of
their stock of hops, about 1,700 bales, mostly old, at about
4c to 41c; they were purchased on speculation, and are
not now on the market. We have not learned of auy
other transactions.

IRON—Scotch pig iron is firm at 31 dols to 32 dols, six
months.

NAVAL STORES.—Crude turpentine is firm, with sales on
the spot and to arrive at 3 dols 80c per 280 lbs. Spirits
turpentine continues in active demand for export, and we
notice sales at 47c to 47 Common rosin is firm and
wantod at 1 dol 93e per 310 lbs. Fine rosins are more
-plenty, and are scarcely so firm. Tar continues dull and
heavy.

01Lg.—Whale and sperm oils are quiet and uncharged.
Linseed oil is lower, and is dull at 78c to 79c.
PRovisioNs.—Pork is irregular at 22 dols, 35c to 22
dols 50c for mess, and 19 dols'lsc to 19 dols 20c for prime.
Beef is steady and firm, at 14 dols to 15 dols for country
mess, 13 dols to 13 (lois 50c for railroad mess, and l 6 dots
50c to 17 dols for repacked Western. Prime mess beef
and beef hams are dull. Bacon is dull at 121 c to 13c for
Western smoked sides. Cat meats are steady at 10ic to
11 for hams, and 910 to 911 for shoulders. Lard is un-
changed at 14c to Hie. Butter is active at 17c to 22c for
Ohio, and 18c to 23c for State. Cheese is firm, at 6c to
lOic forfordinary to prime dairies.
FREIGUT3.—We notice engagements to London of 500
brls flour at ls 6d ; 2,000 brls Turpentine, Is 6d to is 9d ;
600 brls spirits turpentine, 4s to 4s 6d ; 20 tierces beef, 38;
and 30 hhdB tobacco, 15s. To Liverpool, 8,000 bushels
wheat at about 3d, in ship's bags ; 1,200 brls rosin, 4iel ; 40
tons tallow, ss; and 150 tierces beef at P.N.T. To Glas-
gow, 480 brls rosin,"at 28 ; there were also rumours of
considerable:engagements for grain to Glasgow, but we
could not trace them to a reliable source.
NEW ORLEANS, July 7.
COTTON.—There has been an improvement in the mid-
dling qualities to-day, prices advancing an ie. The sales
to-day add up only 1,600 bales at 14ic. to 14ic. for mid-
dling. The receipts for the last three days have been 660
bales. The receipts at this port up to the present time
as compared with those of last year fall short 247,000
bales. The receipts at all the Southern ports up to this
date less than those of last year are 579,000 bales.
Freights—Stacnant. Cotton to Liverpool, 13, and to
Havre, id. Sterling Exchange, 91 per cent. premium.

PROTECTION FOR THE KOORIA.MOORIA. ISLANDS.—
With respect to these islands we may state positively tha!
her Majesty's screw sloop Cordelia, 11, Commander C. H
Vernon, is on her way thither to protect the British vessels
loading with guano at those isl7nds, and she is to remain
there so long as it is absolutely necessary for the protection
of trade, and is then to proceed to Sydney, New South
Wales.—ltforning Herald.
THE GREAT COLCLOUGEI WILL CASE.—The proceedings
of this extraordinary case (says the Dublin Evening Mail)
have been brought to a close in a way satisfactory to both
parties. The only wonder is that some arrangement had
not been come to long ago. At the close of Mr. White-
side's speech on Tuesday, we understand that a compromise
was entered into between the contending parties. The
following is an outline of the terms :—Mrs. Bovse gets the
money lodged in court, amounting to £20,000, and her
jointure; Mr. Rossborough Colclough gets Tintern Abbey
and the estates.
ARREST OF ITALIANS IN FRANCE.---" The French police,"
says a Paris letter in the Nord of Brussels, " continue to
display the greatest activity in their, researches after all
the Italians suspected of having V.lten part in the late plot.
COTTON. About thirty Italians have been already arrested at
Marseilles, and on the frontiers of the Var, of the Jura,
Since the 29th June we have had a moderate demand and of Switvrland. At the time of the arrest of Bonaldi
for Cotton in this market, at steadily improving prices, and Liprandi in Paris, not long since, the policy discovered
until at the close lam obliged to raise my quotations of th'.; cipher, by the aid of which they corresponded with
last week id to d per lb. ;at these increased figures it is Mazzini ; and, thanks to that discovery, tha French
difficult to purchase even running qualities. The businep,a Government was able to follow, day by day, the march of
has been chiefly for the Continent of Europe and Fmnce. the conspiracy which broke out at Genoa, at Leptorn,
with some parcels on speculation. There is *Wiling of and in the Neapolitan States ; and it is said •
tht the
moment doing for Great Britain. The sales for the week I Sardinian police seized at Genoa the special I.Yastructions of
estimate at 6,000 bales, and the 0411.TanO0A during same Mazzini relative to the Emperor g the Fr.eiich.

Maw Yorx, July 8.

MONETARY AFFAIRS: The Money market is again corn
fortable, and the street demand on call readily supplied at
7 per cent. Some firmness was shown in sterling bills in
making up repittancesc for the Persia's mail, but before the
close of 'Change hour the demand was fully met at 1091 to
1091 per cent, most of the large transactions being done at
tto R. Continental also closed tame. Messrs. De Coppit,
in their circular just issued, remark, " Since our last
advices of the 29th ulto., there has been a decided improve-
ment in the tone of the market, and prices have very
generally advanced. The unexoected ease in the Money
Market since the Ist inst, when the new tariff went into
operation, and the prompt payment of all the interest fall-
ing due July 1, have had the effect of restoring confidence
to a certain extent. The low prices which have ruled for
some time have also attracted buyers, and a great deal of
stock has been taken, in small lots, out of the market.
There is a little more doing for investment, but the orders
continne to be for small amounts At the close the market
is very firm, with an upward tendency. Money is easy on
call at 7. We quote paper from Bto 12 per cent, according
to class and length."