Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-26 00:00:00

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Fiour : Owing to detention of boats by a break on the
Canal, the supplies hAve been sae 111, which has enabled
holders to obtain an advance of 10c to. 15c •per barrel
during last week. This has, however, been lost again
during the past tee days, and the market closes dull, the
state of the 'money market almost paralysing business.
Western Canal and State, good shipping, 4 dols 50e to
dols per brl. Ohio. Indfana' 8.1., 5 dals 40c to s'dols
The. Canada. 5 dols 50c to 6 dots 50c. Southern, 5 dots
50c to 6 dots 25c. Fancies and High Extras; 6 dols 50e to
8 dols and S dols The.

Vhmt Tlie causes alluded to above have operated
upon prices of what also, the efN:t of small arrivals
being counteracted by the condition of money matters.
Southern white, 125 c to 135 per 60 lbs ; Western, 115 c to
130 c; Canadian, 120 c to 1350; Western red and mixed,
98e. to 112 c ; southern red, 1150 to 1210.

Indian cle n has decliqed 5c for mixed ; yellow, 70a to
72c per 56 lbs ; white, 850 to 90c ; Western mixed, 65c to

WOMERSP.;ON, KINGSF3RD & CO.

Hops : There has not been a single transaction worthy
of note; 500 b sles old crop are being shipped to London.
Iron : There is nothing to report except a complete
stagnation oftusine is.
Provisions : The pork market remains inactive, and
prices are entirely nominal. Beef is alsO neglec ed,
though prices are unchanged. Cut meats are dull and
drco„ing.
Freight : The market continues drill, but rates are
without important change. Engagements to Liverpool
include 60,000 bush,,,lB grain, closin; at 01 in bulk, and
511 in ship's bags; 200 hf chests tea 2rii; 3,000 brls
flour, closing at is 9.1 to is 1011; 500 Coles cotton, 5.324
to 3-16.1; 50 tons fustic, 153; 500 hhds sugar, 203 to
22s 6 ; 5 tons copper, 15s ; and by the steamer City of
Washington, 10,000 bushels grain, 91 in ship's bags. io,
London, 1,000 brls oil cake, 2s per brl ; 300 tons, do, 203;
509 cases cassia, 15s; 2,000 hhds sugar and melado, 25s ;
40,000 lbs whalebone, 1 ; 500 bales hops. 1d ; 1,500 brls
spirits turpentine, 5s ; 300 do rosin, 2s ; 3(1 tons measure-
ment goods and 50 cases indigo, 255. To Glasgow, 12 tons
whalefoots, 27s 6 I ; and 1,500 brie flour, 23 6 1

List of Passengers.—Mr. and Mrs. J. 139-11. ton, Mr. and
Mrs. John S; Lyon, child, and ' nurse, Mr. G. Tiff ,ny,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Wood, child, and nurse, Mr.
Dillon, G)rdon Hammersley, son, and nurse, Mr. L.
Brithaupt and son. T. Kirk, R M. Brito, Szott, B F.
Seymour, Chas, F. Bate, Alfred Newton, R. A. Alexan-
der H Denny, B Apnt9gnia, J. P. Webb; H. S. Crop-
per, Edwin Parker W A. Guas, A• O'Regan, C. A
Sievenrig'at, S lepparl, Miss Mitchell, Mr. Arcedeckne,
J. W; Ligigins, junior, John Young. Thos. Davies, C. E.
A. W. Sloane. Johnston, John D.)wring, Miss An n
Moody, Mrs. Morrey. Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Cornoliso-i, Mr.
aid Mrs. Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson aua three
children, AU'. and Mrs. Joseph Wood, Mr. and Mrs•
Baxter and child, J. Harcus, -Wm. F. Hardy, Ed. 0 wee►
L. Wiliam'. Captain and Mrs. Thomas Bushhy, R N.,
Mr. G A. Wicks, W. H. Mosj, li Matior, E. Lucke.
meyer, D ►vid Scott; C.A., Lird P. L. Mills, jun., G:• F•
Riggs, 11. Hassell, Hon. J. H. Alexander and lady, Mr •
and Mrs. J. C. Cabot, Mr. Reins Torrey. Charley F•
Lyman, M:ijor Hartley, wife, an 1 the e eh dren, Mr. A .
Murray, Miss Shenley, Mr. E. Berry, E. Lafoureade, R.
Pa. Smith, G. P. McKenzie, Jas. Brown, G. H Fisher,
G. Benedict, Mr. Tiffany's min servant, Mr. A. 114gin-
bothar, Dixon, A. &inlets] ►n, Mitchell, J,)tin B. L nth
John R. Curry, Mr. Geo. P. Phyfe, Mr. and Mrs. Quinn,
Dr. Taylor, Miss McClinchay .and Miss Tanny's

A DussaTED VEssitt..-'1 he crew of a Welsh schooner
have brought into Grimsby a Dutch vefLel, found about
fifty miles from the mouth of the flu nbe totally deserted.
The vessel wailadeo with corn, and when found 12,d ahotr.
five fee' of water in her hol 1, her sails and rigging we e
very little injured, and the wa er was soon got under. The
captain and crew have since arrived in Grinvby ; they
had left her under the conviction 'hot she would so' n sink.
THE GENERAL PO:T oFrics AND THE INDIAN FUND.—A
subscription from the clerks, sorters, and letter carriers of
the circulatL n department of tte Gaueral Pos`-office,
amounting to £137 123 8.1, has ben paid to the committee
of the Innian :Relief This la ge sum was collected
in the 'circulation &perm... Tit alone of the General Post-
office, and is a most ere litab'e testimony of the public spirit
of this body or civil servaats —Civil Service Gazette.
FEMALII LABOUR IN THE UNITED STATEL—We have
taken the trouble (says the Belfast Whig) of counling the
advertisements of 04 New York Herald of the 6th init.,
and wa find that there szkre 5.50 advertisements from women
wanting situations! Thi; is a very remarkable fact, which
speaks for itself; and we h.lpe that Mr: Vere Forster, and
and diseioish their cargoes orhinge emigrants to the
other benevoledly-d!sp ,sed. gentlemen,' will owe it,
States,