Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-07 00:00:00

common, 41 to 4 to 5, and

guaranteed 17f to 14 ; Michigan Central, 404,-
Panama, 118 to 124, and Illinois Central, 6871 to 60,-j. - -
At the close of to-day's business the market was ~,,
the acne-
changes in the weather in the south, which may affect
rally heavy. The Pennsylvannia Central, and
the estimates of the crop. later on, when the 'influences
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Companies
are fully developed. Rain fell very frequently from the
each declared a semi-annual dividend of Three have
16th to the 19th instant, over a large portion of 'the
and the Cincinnati, Hamilton, and Dayton of cotton-growing region. This has been followed by a
31 per cent. cash. In the money market the tendency lower range of temperature, with slight frosts in various
is again towards greater ease, and rates of interest are sections. The frost has not been severe enough to kill
the plant, but it may have an influence on the further
rather lower. There is an increased supply of call loans,
maturing of the bolls, should cold, or even moderately
at 5 to 7 per cent., and first-class paper is in demand, at
6 to 7 Der cent. The bank returns for the fortnight cold, weather continue; this is, of course, in the future.
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to 391

During the past week we have had some

per cent

vrettSe Us 91V0,0/ 4, .u.i luaus, auu va,,La,otra •
The exports of specie were $2,540,486, and
has not been of the same forcing or growing character
as prevailed during the same time last year. It has
receipts of gold from California $1,883,570. Foreign
exchanges are firmer, with a moderate business, the
been good for picking, but not as favourable for matur-
supply of bills on all points being rather small. ing as might have been. There is no change in the
ASHES.-Sales were light at Sze. for both sorts. general estimate of the probable crop, but we think
BREADSTUFFS.-Flour : The receipts for State and there is somewhat less confidence in very extreme figures
..n brands were large, and prices were from sc. to The following is a st.to,,^^-4 -` "
since the 1 st September
;. per barrel lower. The demand, however, was fah f
; our years.
with sales of about 20,000 barrels. Canadian Flour was
salesto ssof 6aohc.o;ntSo2uopthwernhaFrrloeurls,
rather lower, with sales of from 200 to 300 barrels, at Rec-,_at,r.grts
request,owodithin
with" other F.
range of the above quotations. Rye Flour was steady, TOialExports .
-id in fair request at our fiomres. with sales ~f Stock on hand
Welasosiinngg th Ex.
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in specie

Weste

movement in cotta

$5 40c

tared with the previous

508,000 450,000 211,000 356,000 400,000
148,000 80,000 57,000 29,000 124,000
41,000 34,000 13,000 3;,000 24,000
13,000 10,000 12,000 11,000 25,000
202,000 124,000 82,000 73,000 173,000
375,000 340,000 170,000 268,000 292,000

one hundred and fifty barrels. arnm--"eallva.q hielif-wiii Of which, during the past week, included in the above :
more firmness while sales were confined to small Rec. at Ports ;33,000 110,000 50,000 88,000 69,000
Ex to G. B.
lots, at quotations. Wheat has firmly held, with a 12,000 9,000 8,000 7,000 3,000
good inquiry for milling and for export. The sales „ France
, other F. P l,OOO 8,000 8,000 2,000 13,000
embraced 35,000 to 40 000 bushels at S 1 45c. to Si ,
Total Expos 66,000 37,000 32,000 19,000 41,000
52P. for white Michigan, $1 45c. for white Delaware, SummAny.-Receipts : Increase at the ports cora-
sl 37c. to $1 39e. for white Canadian $1 40c. for red P
North, 51 45 for good white Southern, $1 12c. to $1 to Great Britain, 68,000 bales • increase to France, 7,000;
15c. for Chicago spring, and $1 15c. to Si 161 c. for ared with last year, 58,000 bales. Exports : Increase
increase to other foreign ports, 3,000-total increase in
Chicago club, and a lot of choice Zimmerman (Southern) exports, 78,000.
at p. t. Corn was without change of moment. Sales FnEronTs-To Liverpool dull at 3-16 d. per lb., and
of .400 bushels Western mixed were made at p. t., to Havre at 4-c.
steady, with sales of 6,000 bushels at 85c. Barley- and small lots Southern yellow at $1 3c. Rye was EXCHANGEs-On London, 110 k to 1101 per cent.,
sales at 25,000 bushels were made of State and Canada
01 75c. to 86c. Oats were less buoyant, while fair sales PASSENGERS pnn R.M.S. AFRICA, PROM NEW
y- and on Paris, 55 131 c. to $0 15c.
were made at 44c. to 45c., aid at 46e. for Western and YORK.-Mr. and Mrs. John Carment, Mr. J. Thorne,
Canadian. Mr. Thomas_Denliie,,Mr._ C. A. Ahl, Mr. John Pratt,

COFFEE.---The auction sale of Rio, which came off Mr. E. K. Alburtis, Mr.- H. Frannklin, Mr. A. Kahn,
to-day, drew a good company. The catalogue embraced Mrs. M. Madrigal, Hon. Geoffrey Browne, Miss Allinson,
about 3,000 bags, 2,400 of which, chiefly of good Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Larkin, Mr. J. R. Howard, Mr. W.
quality, were sold at 10Ac. to 12c.; average 11-45 cents; Gevers, Mr. G. Deymoot, Mr. C. Scott, Rev. Sylvanus
600 bags, mostly common grades, were withdrawn. The Reed, Mr. H. Bleecker, jun., Mr. J. Burnett, Mr. Gillespie,
sale indicated a decline of about -lc. per pound for the Mr. R. Donald, Mr. Eugene Shiff, Mr. W. R. Croker,
medium and common qualities sold. Mr. J. Cawthers, Mr. Henry Wilkins, Mr. A. G. Law-
n‘yrrow.--The sales embraced 1,500 bales, part said rence, Mr. H. W. Coggin, Mr. E. Layard,
1 11 I.lr

to have been made in transit. The market elos
on the basis of about Hie. to llae. per lb. for middling I Dunhant, Mr. Rob
uplands. C. Ardier, Mr. A. Gei

•
I. Flental, Captain and Mr
then,

,es were firm, while engagements
o Liverpool, 5,000 bushels of wheat
at 6d. Flour was at 2s. One hundred

Turner, U.S.N., Mr.
W. G. Dunn, Mr.
Troge, 'Mr. and
Mr. George

bales of

Whine:

r. James Fran,,,
Garven, Mrs. R. Walker,
novia. q"4-1-nn_ Mr. J. Jae(