The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-26 00:00:00

;1854;

1855. 1854. 1853.

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pts at the Ports 1,620,000 1,626,600 978 000 1,035,000 1,004 000
.Expfrts toG Britain 341,000 529,000 467.000 298.000 641.000
France 155,1100 189.006 109,000 go 000 105,000
" other F. Ports- 104,000 134,900 60,000 67,000 94 001
Total Exports 600,000 852,000 366 000 455,000 840.000
Stock on band 760,000 681,000 345,000 496,000 570,000
11 which during the past week. included in the above :
\
cceipts at the Ports 135,1.00 100,000 65,1100 76 000 loi,ooo
*-,sports to G. Britain 30.00. 29,000 . 56,600 31,000 76,000
" France.
" other For. Pts 7,000 11 000 11,000 4 00' 14,00
votal Fxeorts.

SuntmAnY.—Receip's : Decrease at the ports compared
with last year, 6,000 bales ; increase compared with 1853,
26,000. Exports : Decrease to Great Britain, compared
'with last year, 188,000; compared with 1853, 300,000.
Decrease to France, 34,000 ; increase compared with 1853.
50,000 ; decrease to other foreign ports, 30,000 ; increase
compared with 1853, 10,000 bales.
FREIGHTS : Room for cotton to Liverpool is scarce, and
the rate consequently is firmly maintained at Id per lb ; to
ktavre, ie.
EXCHANGES are dull. on London at 1081 per cent, and on
Paris at 5.20: W. P. WRIGHT.

XREAR STUFFS.
FLOUR : Subsequently to the date of our last circular,
until receipt of Liverpool advices to the 24, per " North
American," at Portland, to the 9th inst, the market
,continued dull, without change in prices. The news
h 9 her
„siAean,aubled holders to obtain. an advance of 6'
10 cents per bbl., and, yesterday, on arrival of
5 at 10 cents per bbl. more was dcr
6mond, but little business was done. Western Canal and
State, good shipping, 6 dols 25c to 6 dots 750 per brl.
Ohio, izidiana' &c, 6 dole 90c to 7 dole 25c. Canadi,
6 dots 590 to 7 dole 25c. Southern, 6 dole 90c to 7 dots
40c. Fancies and high extras, 7 dole 50c to 8 dole 500
and 9 dols.
WHEAT : With the exception of some small purchases
for Spain and Portugal there has been nothing doing, and
Prices are unchanged. Southern white, 168 c to 178 c per
60 lbs. Genesee and Wdstern, 168 c to 178 a. Canadian,
168 e to 178 c. Western red and mixed, 1400 to 160 c.
'Southern red, 1600 to 160 c.
INDIAN CORN: There have been some speculative pur-
chases during the past week, which, with some shipments
from first hands, have relieved the market, and with the
b tter accounts the price of mixed is 3c to 51 per 561bs
higher. Yellow 72c to 76c per 561bs; white 74e to 76c;
Western mixed 71c to 730.
Rim is unaltered.
BARLEY : 120 to 135 per 48 lbs.
CORN MEAL ; 3 dole 25c to 3 dole 75c per brl.
RYE noun.: 4 dole 25c to 6 dots per brl.
WoTRERSPOON, KINGsFORD & CO.
PROVISIONS : There is a better demand for mess pork,
and prime is bold firmly. An active business has•been
done in bacon, at full prices. Beef is held with firmness at
late rates, but lard is dull ; lower prices are offered, but not
accepted.
F'gyrowrs : Are hardly so buoyant and shippers evince a
dei,i',re to fill up immediately. Wu quote flour to Liverpool
23 61.1; and grain 7d to 7FI per bushel, in buik.

LIST OF FAS'SENGERS PER R.M.S. NIAGARA.—From
Bsiton and Halifax to Liverpool.—Mr. F H Booth. lady,
and child, Messro C Teta, It H Smith, G Taylor, H Fraser,
tn
P Bioko, W H Bowes, W Lapenatiere, E G Williams,
J. Robertson, T Gl(bver, It A Turner, J. Travis, W G
Coombs, W Fates, W F Pales, j W Gorham, M Atkins,
W Branch, J Kelso, IF Oecks, F H Brienr, E Burstal ,
R Maireight, M A Jecaly, J Roberts, G Young and
lady, C Wood, G Bradford, J B Davis' L Brogden,
R A Walford, T E Delanare' H C Forbrush, J. Heap,
Parley and son, Honourable John Robertson, Captain
Raymond and lady, Messrs Roberts, H Hyde, Tasker,
Mortimer, Hart, Slater, Steed,Wilson and Jady,W Thomson,
W Quinton, A Curry, H L Messurier, R L Muir, Bow-
ling, Lieut. Ramsbottom, Messrs. P Cunningham, j
*"eddin, C A Ayre, Baine, Ritchie, Goodridge, Smith,
Baird, McConnell, Thompson, and OAI Hodgson,