Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-24 00:00:00

N.13.-TURTIA AND VENISON.

MORRISH'S MERCHAN'TS' DINING RG 024,c,
Lancaster-buildings, Liverpool.

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$ TI-1E NORTHERN
TIMES.---LIVERI
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. Dover, 63, 64; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 91, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Ocr 23
_ 92 ; York and North Midland, 78, 79 ; Grand Trunk The continnan-e of the fin Axial eifficulties in the United States,
of Canada, 39, 40; Great Western of Canada, 181; do. and their reactionary influence both here and on the Continent,
LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. phaneing so
.rapidly the value of money, have viuss ead
New, 21, 2; Oswestry, Wolverhampton, &i., 29, 31 ;
that ,-,. a tdhteh elT' fear
igorraete,
torfindgiesenaturnnteatouBrg
yceenret,lotn 3
Cotton Market to-day remained very shady Northerti of France, 34-, 3.4 ; Paris and Strasburg, Aoherralasne 'be nee, s-ar,
vions rates. The sales are reported at 3 000 261, 27-1 ; do. and Lyons, 33i 33k; do. and Orleans, have cued the cotton mor e', throughout the past week, to rule
including 1 501 on speculation and for 51, 53 ; Western of Fiance, 253, 261; Sambre and ?ixintritempelrreedsulol? rinizriwe i4tnh :ar,esarcetcieociiesd ciuirtpaer il clib toonttge nmar(rogie,
t. Messrs. Wright, jun , and Co., in their Meuse, 63-, 7it ; Namur and Liege, 63, 71; Great Lux- and fully 3d per lb an the lower qualities. Brazil and Egyptian dull
or issued for trar.smissi?n by the Canada, embourg, C Ci ; Antwerp and Rotterdam, 5i 6 ; at 3d per I) c!ecline. Swat irregular and fu ,y ..tcl par lb lowcr. The
weekl sales are 21,240 bale:, of sshich 2870 are on s;eculation, and
the following remarks on the movement of Dutch Rhenish, 51 ; L.imbardo Venetian, 2-a ; 490 fory export.
ade alli jug the week : After official hours the following were the nominal —This
week. P.4cespald Cum. Prices.
Persia cony yed our last circular adviceP, dated prices :—Caledonian, 79f 791; Easter• Counties, Import Sales. Description. this week Mid. Fair. Stocks.
______
stant. The improved demand springing up in our 10 11-16, 10 13-16 ; East Lancashire, 891, 90; Great d. d. rt. d
market on that-day proved to be of but temporary
Northern, 94i 95i; Di to A shares, 861, 87i; Great 791 5 198 se. island - 143 to 28 15 16
n, and we have subsequently relapsed into great Western, 511 51,1 ; Lancashire and Yoiish'ire, 931, ; / 29 0 Upland - -,73 to 9 7-16; 81 91 161150
94
le. The trade are almost exclusively the only i,;2.,.3 t 52 ANleottil&lea-n; 75i
too
109 i 991
London and Nor h Western, 95a. 95' ; Manchester, 93
vs.
and who restrict their purchases to pressing
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 38' 34 • Midland 78c,9 1320 Brazil ---193 to 1100 103 24160
u ents. Cow urnption, however, is not materially , -,.r , . . ~ " 63 Gip Egyptian - -111 to 133 11 114 5440
Sock. 82i ; .eiortn Dri•ish, 44, 471; South Eastern I, and spinners' stock muse, consequently, be .
.., , 40) Westindia - 13 to I 93 93 1530
and Dover, 6.3 i, 60,2 • York, Newcastle, and Ber- 9718 7,‘5 , East India -43t07f 64 63 125790
ing away, whilst our holdings do not promise to be , , • 4,,
r extensively augmentel, and this feature induces vitok, 91, 9 ,Y 2 • 0 k and North Midland, 781, 79 ______
1 318390
nra in sha fntnra_ rnanifeA in the slight and nartial The General Pio Ines MAI kot% hay, llapti PIC'.PPA.
2368 i 21240 I Total I

The Cotton Market to-day remained very steady
at previous rates. The sales are reported at 3 000
bales. including 150') on speculation and for
export• Messrs. Wright, jun , and Co., in th-ir
circu!ar issued for trat.smissi?n by the Canada,
make the following remarks on the movement of
the trade riming the week :
The Persia cony yed our last circular advices, dated
16th instant. The improved demand springing up in our
Cotton market on that-day proved to be of but temporary
duration, and we have subsequently relapsed into great
quietude. The trade are almost exclusively the only
operators, and who restrict their purchases to pressing
requ;reuents. Consumption, however, is not materially
ehecked, and spinners' stock muse, con,'equently, be
dwindling away, whilst our holdings do not promise to be
early or extensively augmentei, and this feature induces
confidence in the future, manifest in the slight and partial
decline submitted to in rates under such stringent monetary
difficulties the Bank have thought it advisable to impobe
(by increasing the rate of interest to 8 per cent ), in order
to protect its bullion, and which the American financial
crisis was calculated to affect. For the time being the
question of crop next season is lost bight of, as is also the
present position of the staple, but later on this is likely to
becomes a prominent feature, any deficiency of supply
havirg already excited the apprehensions of all concerned,
and wi h any amelioration of existing drawbacks, would
be deeply deplored ; nor is it to be expected that a country
like America, so rich in the value of the products of the
soil, can long tcgtrher be depressed. With returning con-
fidence there, and the wheels of commerce once again in
active motion, a different order of thing• would prevail,
and in anticipation here, there is no desire to press sales.
A revival of activity would also evidence the small selectioe
of good working parcels forming part of the reduced stock
now in this part. The market clo es quietly, at a decline
of per lb in qua'ities middling and upwards, and id on
the lower grades. The total sales of the week amount to
21,240 bales, of which 11,740 are American. Specula ore
have taken 2.870 and exporters 400, leaving 17,880 bales
of all kinds to the trade. The impart for the same time is
25,081 bales, which 7,001 are American. The quantity
known to be at sea from American ports is about 15,000
bales.

Dover, 63, 64 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 91,
92 ; York and North Midland, 78, 79 ; Grand Trunk
of Canada, 39, 40; Great Western of Canada, 181; do.
New, 21, 2; Oswestry, Wolverhampton, &a, 29, 31 ;
Northern' of France, 34-, 3.4; Paris and Strasburg,
261, 27-1 ; do. and Lyons, 33i 33k; do. and Orleans,
51, 53 ; Western of France. 253, 26i; Sambre and
Meuse, 61 ; Namur and Liege, 63, 71; Great Lux-
embourg, C Ci ; Antwerp and Rotterdam, 5i 6 ;
Dutch Rhenish, 54 ; Lombardo Venetian, 2-a ;
After official hours the following were the nominal
prices :—Caledonian, 79i, 791; Easter• Counties,
10 11-16, 10 13-16; East Lancashire, 89, 90; Great
Northern, 94i 95k; Di,to A shares, 861, 87t; Great
Western, 511 51,1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931, ;
London and Nor h Western, 95a. 951_ ; Manchester,
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 381, 34; Midland
S,ock, 821 ; North Bri'ish, 476, 471; South Eastern
and Dover, 6:31, 631; York, Newcastle, and Ber-
wick, 91, 92; Yo k and North Midland, 78,1 79
The GeneralPtoluce Mat kets have been exceed-
ingly dull during the week, and lower prices must
be noticed in Sugar, Tea, tioffe, Cocoa, Rice, and
other articles. Tho same remarks apply to Ilia
Provision Market—Pork, Beef, See, &3., showing a
decline in prices We take the following from
Messrs. Browne, Hunter, and Co.'s eircu'ar ;
Our Produce Marke's have undergone a most unexpected
and sudden change during the past fortnight, and, not-
wi hstanding there is every indic .tion in this country of a
sound and healthy sate of business, the disastrous position
of monetary affairs in America, together with the distur-
bances in the East, and the high value of money upon the
Contineut, have produced almost a panic in commercial
circles, depressing the value of produce and seriously
affecting other securities, solely on account of the serious
advances that have taken place in the rate of interest, in
anticipavion of a withdrawal of a portion of the bullion
from the Bank of England It may be assumed that,
under the existing currency laws, the most stringent
measures are required to avert the withdrawal of gold from
this country, but it must be manifest that, as alarm is thus
created, confidence impaired, and the value of property
depreciated, by the diminutian cf a small portion of the
bullion held by the Bank of England, the Bank Act of
1844 requires immediate revision.
Some considerable amounts of sovereigns are
understood to be in course of withdrawal from the
Bank for remittance to Ireland. Some amount was
also tak, n from the Bank yesterday for transmission
to New York, per the steamer Canada, which will
leave Liverpool to-morrow, and will probably take
a considerable sum We know of one parcel of
16,0001 being withdrawn for this purpose yesterday
No bar gol l was taken from the Bank for exporta •
Lion to the Continent, but there is a good demand
for that Trarter in payment fir silver, of which,
as we have before stated, a large amount has
already been sold for the Eastern packet of the 4th
of November. On Wednesday about 60,000Nin silver
reached the Thames from Boulogne and Ostend,
per the steamers Rhine and Holland. There is at
present no gold on sale in the open market, and as
these supplies of silver must of course be paid f)r,
the necessity may shortly arise of taking gold from
the Bank, unless a supply comes in from Australia.
The only important amount of Australian gold
actually known to be approaching our coast is
206,0001, on board the ship Avon. The fact that
the vessels last in from Australia made unusually
(pick passages does not encourage the expectation
of any considerable immediate arrivals of the pre-
cious metal, and whilst the prospect of immediate
supplies is thus poor, the Bank of France is under-
stood to be losing gold at a rate which may impose
upon it the necessity of increasing its foreign
purchases.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—OcT 2.3.

SUGAR —The dulness in t' e market still continn >r, and the salts
rte rest.icted to 70 hhds. An•igua, a 43i to 465 6d. 50 hhds. St
Vincent 425 61, a mall lot of Madras at 3: s, and 1.,500 bag 3 Bahia,
in bond, at 253 61 per cwt. _ _ _

Alinesses, RI:3;, AND CONFEE.—In these articles nothirg has
taken place.
Cocoa —4O bags of Bahia are •erorted, at 84s 6d to 855 p r
RICE.-7 he market con innes very flat, and the sa'es are confined
to 2'..0 bags Banal', at 9s 61 per cwt. The cargo of Moulmein
advertised for auction was not offere I.

JUT —The pnblic saes intenied al•o to have taken place to-day
were postponed unti Tuesday.

Lo ;WOJD - 80 tons Jamaica are reported, at £3 to £4 5s per ton.
MIMS ET.— 25 bales are also leport (1, t 26s 61 per cwt.
HIDES.

At Amsterdam it is stated that the Ditch
Budget just submitted indicates a very satisfactory
financial position, and that an estimated surplus
will probably be applied to the reduction of the
National Debt.

At Vienna the exchange on London is creeping
up, and has now reachel 10.14. This is a symptom
of financial uneasiness.

At litimbui•gh the rate of discount on Wednesday
was sornwliat eruicrat 9 per cent.

The 16,000 Australian sover!!igns brou.,;bt from
Sydney by the California hive been sent to- the
Continent.

The steamer Ripon has brought 28,8501 in specie
from Alcxatdria.

Letters from Hull refer to an impression that
the divilend on the estate of Messrs. Harrison,
Wstson, and Co , the bankers, is more likely to be
7s in the pound than lOs as previously stated.

The directors of the Scinde Railway Company
hare just male a call of 51 per 201 share, payable
o❑ the 27th of November. Upon the amount paid,
whether on account of this call, or in anticipation
of future calls. 6 per cent interest accrues from the
day at its being deposited in the East India Com-
pany's treasury. Inasmuch, however, as a large
proportion of the Company's stock has already been
paid upon in anticipation, it is estimated that the
total amount payable under the present call of 51
will be under 50,0001.

A. call of 21 10s sterling has been made upon all
the shares of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway
Company, pa} able on the 20th November.
The following are the latest quotations of Foreieu
Exchanges :—Arns'erdarn short, 11 15f to H 161
Do. three months, 11 191 to 12; Rotterdam do..
11 199 to 12 ; Antwerp do., 25 50 to 25 55 ;
Brussels do., 25 50 to 25 55 ; Hamburg do., 13 99 ;
to 13 10i1; Paris, short, 25 279 to 25 37f ; Do., three
months, 25 80 to 25 87k; Marseilles do, 25 821 ;
25 87f ; Frankfort do., 1191 to 1191; Vienna do ,
10 42 to 10 48; Trieste (13., 10 43 to 10 48; Peters-
burg 35 to 351; Madrid do., 49 to 49.

BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN'S

Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victo. ria, cap
32, for the Week ending Oe'. 16, 1857.

ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
Debit. . Credit.
Notes issued .. £23,400,430 Government
Debt
Other securities 3,459,9,0
Gold Coin and

8,925,430

£23,400,430

200 Salted Monte Video ox hide•, average 48f lbs , at 821 per lb.,
tare 4

400 &sled Monte Video ex Mies, average 60 lbs., at 721 per lb.,
tare 5

2,104 Saltei Monte Video, Herm hides, average 36 1-3rd Ibs., at 103 6d
each.

1,827 Sa'ted Monte Video hove hVes, average 3 1 lbs., at 10s eac".
1,142 talted Buenos Ayres horse hides, average 28j. lbs., at 105
e ch.
49 Salted Buenos Ayres colts hies, average 1 lbs., 5s 6cl each.
10 ('asks A ust-alian tallow, at 541 gi per cwt.
3 Casts Aus Iranian to 1 w. at 523 fid per cwt.
24 Casks mares greas et 393 per cwt.
50 Tons Smyrna Valonea, fai,*,. at 41L per ton.
30 Tons oak bark, at £6 per ton.
20,10'1 Monte Video ox and cot' horns ; ox fair avoragra FS oz., at
593 Gd ; ditto mid. av rage 181 rz , at !Us ; perished average 6# oz..
at 114; cows (ye y poor) average 101' os ,at 183 per 123; Brazil, ox
and cox. inferior average 10 oz.. at 14'3 ptr 123
12,100 Australian ox and cow horns; ox aver:ge 201 ca., at 744
ditto averege 12 os., at 38s; con's average 7cz at 15s fid ; cx (most
with th 3 piths 1,.). average c 2 1 3- cz., at 75s ; ditto avenge' 21 oz.,
at 47, ; cows ditto average 131 oz., at 183 per 123.
4'.F00 F.a.st India buff .11 horns; Calcutta average 34 cz a' 325;
Bomb .y and Madras average 20 to 22f, or., at 253 to 25s 61 ; ditto,
with piths in. at 18i; damaged at 184. ner cv't.
9'300 deer horns ; M a ,ras aver +ksi 292 oz., at 403 to eis 6d; Bom-
bay average 24 or., at 27 , par cwt.
17 tons Australian bones; s' tanks, £'4 t') £2l 53 ; legs, 4 712 s fid,
per ton..

7 tons N. A. cattle Imes, at es 103'0 aErper ton,
REVIEW OF Tun WAFX.

Suoatrt —Holders having ev 'nee a str mr disposition to re lise, a
further coniide-able decline has to be noticed. the only exception
beine gra', g descriptions ; the redurtt'on on the latter is Is, white
brown and yellow s,rts are 2s to 3s per cwt. lower; the sales com-
prise 54') thds. H.P.. 5;510 1 acs B .ng entrs'tt:ng of C,,ss'pnre at
y 63 to 57. 6d, white Benar,s at 55s to 55s Gurpattah Dates at
455, Dummah at 37., and Kanr at 35s 6 I, 253'hags low China at 32s
61 duty paid, and 550' c: see, 10,000 bat, Brazil. the latest sale
reported beLg at 25s 63 per cwt. in bond for middling brown Bahia.
M LiSSEl.—Lower rates having been accepted, an increase of
business has rQsult,d; the ewes amorit.t to 1,160 puneleon.,
Wally clayed Cuba, at 1413 61 to with in lirect Trinidad' and
Demerara at las per cwt.
CoFrne —T, e ma ket i. very quiet, and the little business that-has
been done is at lower prices; the sates are 3a tierces Jam lea at 60s
to 9"). for on'inary to fine middling, 50 rases middling Ma char at
65. to 773 6c£, and a lew bags ordinary Bahia at 46s 6d to 47s par
cwt.

Coco ow -r prices have been accept( d, .10a bars Para Us/111g
sold at 81s per cwt,

PEPPER 2€O bags Ya'abar black reallted 55d, and 50 bags S'ima-
pore 5 d per lb. . _ _

rcz.—:Tll. market re Tains dull, ani prices- have a downers °d
tendency; the business ha. Leen unusually small, beinv ',mite.' to
000 bags Ben al at lOs 9cl 'or short grain, ,nd 15s 3d for very
suverior table, sso bats old Nec,ansie at 10i 3d per cwt , and 5',0
bars Madras all faults

RUM outinn s in fair r quest, and 150 puncheons Jamaica, and
50 Puncheons Pemerara have realised fall rates.
TEA.—Very 11ttle bu•inesi done and that ra es in favour of
buyers. especial)! for fair to good common Consort, whieo may now
be quoted Is id to Is 13.1 per lb
INDIGI OR I ac DYE —I:o••ales reported.

SnELL LAC.-100 chests orange brought 92s for free, and e2s Od to
76, p ,r cwt for block.
CGCHINEAL —l6 serous full ra`es.
Gust COPAL 5 tons red st ady t,rices.
uastratc.-140 bat, s Madras 41s to 41s 61 per cwt.
GAMPER. —l5O hales 16s rd and 15i 91 per cwt for heated.
Swot, FLOUR —3O) bags IT, to 17s 3 p.r cwt.
MTRAROLAMS.=A f w hundred bags 7:4 6d per ewt.
_ _

SALT PEI RE —Th, ket is du 1, and the fe•A sales made nave• be! n
a, irregular prik 03
ri RATE OF ODA.-150 tons sold at 21s Cd'M 245, with some ftne
at 253 r cwt
LonWOOD •-130,tons St. Domingo, at .e 4 5s for sound, and .34 per
ton for all faults.
F. sTic.-135 tons at £5 17s 61 t:!.£6 lOs per ton.

NIC A RAGO A WOOD.— log tons solid at •i 20 5s to £2l Si per Gaon.
Seeesr Wool.-50 lon at 13 15s to .el 4 :vs 64 per on.
l'eawoon.-10 tons at 12s rd par ton.
Rosin hal been in fair demand, the sales amonnting to. 3,500
barrel-, at 4s 6d to 4s 7d for common, and at 5s t-. 6s per cwt for
medium qoa'ity. . _

TAB.— 3 000 barrels Stockholm reported at 14s 6d per barrel'.
TURPENTINE.— 0 sales.
Asuxs 200 barre's so'd, at 41s to 425 for Pearl, and at to 443
per cwt for Pot.
o,r. ,EED3 remain very dull.
I IN LED —Small sales of East India are reported at 62s to 63s per
quay o-.

Itles-xsx...LBOo bags Madras real'zed 58x to syi per quaver for
good quality.
HIDES —At the sa'es on Tuerday there was very little
dispos lion to pnrchav, and the who'e were withdrawn, except 2,100
a led Ho. se, which were soli at lOs 63 each

Burroms has again said free y. about 00 tons hiving changed
llilnds on the spot, at .e 9 15s for go;d thirds, up to £lO to £lO 108
per ton for seconds.
Roots —l6 ca ks Oporto red were eispoied cf at 4,is per cwt.

Twaraa.— 7 casks pink, at 82s per cwt•
Sumac has bean in limited request, and saes are too small to
notice.

Quilte TRON PARE.— Nothing has occurred.
MADDER Rrors.-250 bales Bombay sold at 34s to 365, and retail
parcels of Naples at 57s per cwt.
ANN TTO —3 casks fl.ag are reported at %a per Ib.
OLIVE IL has hewn more in demand, q.ing to sellers having made
cones Ions; the sales are 150 tons, chiefly Lisbon, at £54 153 to
£5.1 lbs per ton.
SEA! AND COD OILS ara In 1 mlterl request at former rate!.
J.!, SEED OIL. c,oatinue,, dull at 30s 6d to 395.
RAPE.—PaIe at 505 to 513.
GINGELLY casks real ei 431 per cwt.
_ _

SPIRIT 3 OF TURPENTINE.-Ibo h Is. A aerie n are reported at 38s
t,38 63 per e fft.

PALM OIL is rather lo ver ; the sa'es amount to about 350 tons on
the spot, at £4l lOs to £45 103, and 2 0 tons to arrive, at £45 lOs
per t n.
TA',Low has bee, in go ,d demand, and a fair amount of business
has been done at 58s 6 i f•nr Peters nrga Y.O , 583 for Swath Ameri-
can, and at 433 64 to 34s per cwt. for Aust•alian.
LARD 13 Ilia of sale, and prices altogether nominal
JUTE is quite ne,lectel, ani the sa'es are very trifling.
Cola YARN are ep)rted et .t. 22 to lOs per ton.
BEEF.—\t prices again in favour of buyers, for all exeeit the
fine tgnttiti-s, there is a fair etail demand, and the week's tales
reach nea ly the average eat nt The particulars of the government
contract a e not yet correctly known, either as regards price or the
quantity taken ; but it is believad the price will average som,:where
from 48 104. to 48 153 per tierce.

PORK.—The transactions n American are restric'el for want of
asiertimnt, new 'rich, however, beinc how cif° ed ac lower rates,
the want of American is not felt. The prices given ! y the govern-
m;.:nt wi'l i robab'y «vsral:e I..l”ttt 4 9 10s. per tierce.
B• co v.—The demand has fallen off, an-I prices for secondary sorts
have given w.iy abo t Is. per cwt. ; fine qualities, from scircity
support ast week's rates. Hams and shoulders eell elow.y at the
quotations. . . . .

LA RD U elders meet buyeri more freely, and prices have given
way I . per owt , without lesang .0 ac hity.
EESE. —Fine se la readily ; inferior almost unta-eible.
F.NsUING SALES BY AUCTION.

MONDAY, Oct. 26 —45 tons Cuba Fastle.
TUESDAY, Oct. 27.-400 bags black Pepper ; 523 do. Manila
Coffee ; 7 do. Cocoa ' • 1,35) bslcs Jute ; 500 do. Manilla :-letup
We NSSDAV, Oct. 23 —1,00) bap Sago Floor ; 150 bales Gam-
bler ; 754 bags Saltpe re.

. TUESDAY, Nov. 3:-11,003 East India Kips; boo salted Australian
Hines.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.— Ocr. 23.
Per stune, 20Ibs. Per gor.s. ~ d.
s. d. s. I.l;,otatoes. Seedlings 3gto 4 0
flay,old ...... 07to 11 SOitto, K,mps .4 6 4 8
Ditto, new.. 0 5 to 0 B,!)itto, Wli.terockl. 3 4 to 3 6
Ditto, clover ...; 0 7 to (I 7/, Ditto, Ba'shaw• .. 3 6 b, 3 7
Green Clover 0 0 to 0 0 lTitto, I. Farm:r, 0 0 tu 0 0
Grass 0 0 to 0 o )itio, cattle 0 0 to 0 0
Straw, wheat. 0 3} to 0 4 Per tor..

, _ _. .
Oat°, oat ........ 0 Si to 0 411 rur nip% r2 0 .4 23 0
Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 ()Carrots
Oats, in Strati .... 0 U to 0 0;11angl, worse!
!Manure 4 6 r.• 6 6

Sept. 5 ..
12 ..

26. ..
Oct- 3 ..

6wL'aAg.4v

:•5 4

THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1857

buy more than their immediate wants required, and most articles are
quoted lower than las, week.
Suess has declined fu ly is this week, and but a limited bu-iness
done.
C °rpm —The importers have pressed sales, and a declins of 2 , to
3s has been submitted to.
TEA must be quoted Id to H per lb lower where sales have been
made. Cot,mon Congou quoted Is id to Is lid, usual terms.
RICE. In public ale a decline of 3d was fully establiahvl, and
there now appears to he more sellers than buyers at th .t decline.
Sat Tvvrltic has further eclined, and sales have Leen made at
irregular prices ; the t ecline is no v fully Hs below the late highest
poi• t of the market.
CoTrom.—Tinnevelly is quoted 4d low-r ; Snrats, id ; with a
limited demand.
SPICE have about maintal ed previous rates.
Ismco.—The demand has 13.?.en extremely limited since the c'ose
of the quarterly sale and sales would not be made without submitting
to lower r tes
In i ther articles no materia' alteration, but mirk3ts generally are
dull and depre_sed.

Flour. 100 barrels. 24) sacks.
LoNoon AvEaecus—Wheat, 58s 4d; Barley, 453 51; oats, 233
sd; Rye, Os 01; Beans, 41s 10 1; Pease, 50s 101.

IMPERIAL AVERAG FS.

Wheat.) liarley.
1553 8d 42s 5,
568 9.' 429 3 .
57s 6c 42. I.ld'
56s 3d 431 4
553 8d 433 (Id
1553 104,438

Oacs. tlye. Beans.
263 la 38s 9d 461 01 41s 7d
26s 5,1 37s Oo 45s 41;42s 111
53 6 37s 7d 4451 7,1 44s 1"
27i 0 ! 33s 6 45s 6d;43s 44
12.53 6akss 71 45s 7,1;434
123 s 6di3 s 4• 45 6(1144,,,

125 19.

I2Ci3 OC

136 i 8

1451 7d,43s 4d

LONDON CATTLE MARKET.- OCT 23

The•number of beasts fre3lii tip so-day is not lrrge, The majority
consists of those IPft over from Monday, and of inferior quAiities.
Choi e• descript'ons are therefore se ling rather better than on
t►'onday. There we very few:slice on sale, but the demand is so
very limited, they are with difficulty disposed of at Monday's prices.
Calves are rather dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 357
beasts, 1;250 sheep and 411 calves; 500 hes, ts from the Northern
and id land, and 118 mi ch Cows Lem the Home Counties:

Per stone of 81bs. s. d. i. d Per stone of Blbs. a. d. a. d
Rest Scots Herefords 4 8 5 0 Seat Dns & H`-bred .. 0 0 0 0
Best Shoro-born4 4 6 4 8 Best Long-wo 4 10 5 2
Second quality beasts 3 0 3 9 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0
Calves
Pigs .

Be-st Dns 14f-breds 5 2 5 41Lambs 0 9 0 0
Beats at market, 1,178 ; sheep and lambs, 4,224 ; calves, 490;
pigs, 220.

LONDIN HIDE 11A RKET.—Ocr. 23.

LEADENHAIILL —7rices : 56 113,... to C 4, lbs., 5d ; C 4 lbs. to 72 lbs.
5d to 54d ; 52 lbs to tO lb,„ 54,1 to 50 ; 80 lbs. to 88 lbs„ 54ci to
51,1 ; 88 lbs. to 96 lbs., sii to 6d ; 96 lbs. to 101 lbs., 6d t 3 64d.
Horse hi !es, 103 to 115. Ca;f skins, Ig.. it. 3s to 5s ; full, 8s to-Ss 61.
BEEMONDeM—Sheep skins, p.tWei, Ss 6d to Gs 61; Rena ant
I=lB, 43 to 5$ ; Downs, 33 41 to 4s.