Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-19 00:00:00

sumption. Oak has been sold to a great extent at pritzs varying
from 19d to 21d measured off, while in shipping order 22d to ;:a may
be considered the fair quotation. Within the last few days it ,has
advanced, and parties are now holding at 20d what they would have
sold at 19d in the early part of the week. No fresh oak in any quan-
tity can be looked for for some weeks, and in consequence all in
market fit for shipment will soon be cleared off. Elm is not in demand,
very little having been sold in England as compared with late years.
white pine is asked for, especially large averages, which are scarce.
Some rafts nave arrived, bat mostly all of small s'ze and generally of
inferior quality, and they have been placed at prices varying from 4&d
to 60, while some good rafts have been placed higher. Rafts of last
year, varying from 60 to 70 feet, at 7d to 7d, and for 70 to 75 feet in
shipping order 91 to 9tcl may be considered the rate, As vessels take
in their hardwood the call for pine will increase, and as calls are high,
owing to the extensive improvements carrying on on both sides of the
river, tee think the demand will be good for some weeks, especially
for new timber of large size. Red pine is selling slowly in small
quantly, the price of pitch pine in England having interfered mate-
rially with its value. Tamarac is declining, and unless there is an
advance in ship?, we imagine it will be difficult of sale at a great re-
duction in price. Standard staves are in de-pand at from £62 lOs to
.£65 for merchantable, and £67 lOs for pipe. West India are asked
far at £l7 10s. Deals maintain the quotations in our last, and there
is great inquiry for them, especially bright pine and spruce. Freights
are dull, 30s to 31s has been given for Liverpool and the Bristol
Chann=l, and £4 lOs for deals for London, and a good
dealde of ton-
nage is offered. FORSYTH, E& Co.

PASSENGERS BY THE COLUMBIA.-Dr. Blackburn, Mr. an Mrs.
Dr. S. H. Brown, W. Habershaw, Dr. R. H. Porter. T. Masiudl. Mrs.
Colta.s, Dr. J. B. Calhoun, H. Wall, B. Tindall, W. J. Valantlne, H.
J, Rogers, C. Gascoigne, Miss A. Gascoigne, Mrs. M. L. Walker, H.
Vernett, R. G. Derbyshire, Madame Morain, P. Uzureaw P. M.
Espraw, Mrs. Litzhberger, A. Aymes, li. Albaradl, V. Aqudlar, 11.
Moya, Mr. and Mrs. J. Eschanag, M. Cronier, P. Fitzgerald, Thos.
Wales, Thos. Trippet, W. H. Polkingham, C Paul, J. Quarrie, Gao.
Back, J. ai. De Madville, C. D. Seroser, P. Backer, P. Hermann,
Madame Curdy, Madame L. Carts, Mr. and Mrs. H. Braccina, Wm.
Hogg, Mr. Rice, S. Friedenthal, W. Frielander, H. Symmons, L.
Megede.

LIST OF PASSENGERS BY THE ANGLO SARON.—Mr. Carrathem,
lady, and, two children, Mrs. Carruthers, Mr. ,nd Miss Matthews,
Mrs. Groom, Mr: Idtirney and lady, Mr. Blarney, jun., and two Misses
Mnmey, Miss Pollard, Mr. A. Wacker, lady, nurse, and three children,
Miss M'Alister, Mr. Maui, Mr. G. Hill, Mrs. Galt,
.Mr. Carlylo, Mr.
Shawcross, Mr. Ferguson, lady, and two servants, Mr. rd'Dougall,
Dr. Morrin, Me. Oliver, Mr. Tyre, Mr. Hodgson, Mr. Scott-, Miss Freer,
Mrs. F. Pafford, Mi. Gilmour, lady, nurse, and two children, Mr. C.
Daley, Mr. R. Daley, Mr. Dickson, Mr. Henderson and lady, Miss
Wilson, Mr. J. M'Pharson, Mrs. and Mill .Elmsley, Mr. Crawford and
lady, Mr. Claxton, Mr. Hobbs, Mr. ,winebourne, Mr. G. Ferrie, Mr.
Stikeman, lady, and two.dhildren, Mr. Burnham, Mr. Forsyth, two
Masters and two Misses Forsyth and servant, Rev. J. Monntam, Mr.
A. Foulds, Mr. A. :Jolson, Mr. Coldham end lady, Miss M'Do :gall,
Mrs. Dann, Mr. J. elolson and lady, Mr. Nield, Mr. Crawford, lady,
and two children, lrr. J. P. Clarke, Mr. Brou'rh, Mr. W. Miller and
kdy, .4r. Greenshields, Msj. Wolfe, Mr. J. N. Wilson, Mrs. and Miss
Pannell, Miss Clerk, Mess Martin, Mr. Harcourt andlady, Mrs. Collins.
Mr. Jarnes,Croil, Mr. Sohn Croix, Dr. Badzlay, Mr. J. Dods, Rev. M.
M'Mnrray, Geo. Shianks, Mr. John Smith, Mr. Howie, . Mr. J.
Walker, *fr. John Patterson, Mr. John Cade, Mr. F. Owens, Mr. John
Stevens, Mr. J. E, Adshead.

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