Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-30 00:00:00

. .. : ,I 4 IVERPOECI;A.GRICULT.URT.t 4 , ARIitET.-.P.'k,. 2 r9. .4)liodlaptko:Police-court„fines, and, other.- of some degree baffled or not. .Wbether - the strange must create serious reflection in our-mind, when s. d. s. . s. d• s. d. :;„,„.,- ..,..,_ , ~ Hay, old ~ to . 3 , 0 . - i"'" 11-- ' t o ) ltl , to o . wllroc w ks _. 1 , l ( ) ) , ..:.. 2 2 , . 1 0 .. .:•:hV4.lt - •5 of higae - elaratietts was candour pre,- -- we-look upon he condition of this - particular Vili ci eci e o v iie ::: '3 O 7 ;1 ::: - tence. i Whether: his l id for E6cipean. - sympathy Titerest, as .titf - index of the, condition of our stiaw, wheat:, 0 0 - 4 0. The -arrangetnents of.:the .Freneh Emperor for Green Clover. 0 2 _.,. 0 21,1 DZSeedlings: 2' 8 • •:-... 210 effecting , a-sumi - nary vengeance en, the, Chinese vetthes .. i: .9 0 :100 for • , was nothing but a foil to suspicion. -He has new, national defences, or of ..th.6.46tifir44rogress of Ditto, oat - Ct ..:23 6'- the insult offered to tile_ flag„ seem to . , . atallevents, all events, odds_ greater than OVer : to fight a . ga . inst. : -, the -nation. Whatever - 7 ; eatise, - ttie - 4 •4 4gn ls . ' • . itto, barley... 0 ' 3 ' l .- .; -. O ' 0 Carr * ots .. ..• • ' Oats, in straw. 0 0 ... 0 0 Mangelwurzel 0 0 ... 01-.0 Potatos, flukes 2 7 ... 210 I Manure 0 0 ... OCr• . - ' -- •. • Anen, .4 is said, 'are to, be despatched immediately HaVing achieved some measure of success over beating the British tonnage in amount; 4,11 7 is a be well- considered and .effective- Twelve thowand 5 0 ... .' 6 T ts , /- .t o -China :.. These troops are to be composed of Austria, and conquered' §ardiiia 7 , with' hisi. iind - fact which cajinot be gainsaid, to Whatever. ; ;etrie d LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-SEPT. 29'. . picked,men frepalhedifferent eorpSofthe French, SneAn.-Market excessively flat- The fuw-lott sold -arPII, and 6- depot to replace those incapacitated wtre 6d. cheaper than yesterday. = - ; :hy-xontingeneieslis to be formed 'at Hong Icong L ., I COFFEE. -Market about' steady. -- 6& far ou r 70t1 or Shanghai. •liess,,the Italians nqw seenalis strongest enemies. causes the .irejndices and opinions of diffei . eo -.- .. . .. . . ' - Their stubborn resolution, indeed, in opposing the " Persona may 'ascribe it. -dive years preVions4i; 4119, • return' of the. Drakes, would have created an op- repeal of the Navigation takis, - the increaae in , ortumty for his demons had they not taken him British tonnage entered and cleared at ports, in common Mysore have been at - 82F. - Ott - In - 10 0 s - : The Italian settlement, and theinclepenclenee - o ' -______ , -.• , .. t , ~ .. too literal id'his liiii *Ord, and shown theme , Great' Britain wad, 2,028,090 tons ;: and the in - TEA.--Qiiici 'Mornm:tiii COngoi4 Ia sd. cash, About -, 7 -. 'V - . -- . - , ~ - • - 4,000 packages for sale to-morrow. ißics.-Market steady. Italian nationality; appear.agam tabe.threatened, ,•' - 7 ' , on:various sides ; . prt, none probably more seriously selx!iis as stubborn. • in. refusing , or.,neglecting a crease :in Foreign in , the' same -- period, was _ • _ . Rom.-Fir2,,,,. ,- - - - 7 ,--'- H .: j - - than on the part,of,, those who ,profess to have French Prineq. They - will - still - need all their -1,100,000 tons. In 1849 -_the -NavigiitiOn Laws J , ... ''''. ...;•..........9 . shrewdness to . detect:the subtlety, ' and all their ' were repealed, and an • the fiVe - yeay - i - s that -followe . -d - -4iiiet. '7 llteirsales, -- 81; at_ 31s. W . : ; fought and conquered, entirely = fer tir re.403 1 i§117.. 5 .. mint of the nationality and independence -et-Italy. , ._l.J.P__l. -.--,,, 7 7 '' ; . 7 .• -. . , - - • • - - • . l• BOROUGH HOP AIA.R.IME-Sner. 29. firmness teresist the secret pressure of the FRENcII n ifnkly, -up-te: 185‘-the increaserin --Britih_lca - - -= ' - _EMPEROR. It is not at all impossible; or unlikely, nage:was only 87,691 tons, while that of Foreign ,_ _. .., We have no change to notice in the general features . _ w th a a r t u A ke us p t te ria p : r n a d tio i n i s e , d m o rt and , th are at that they may . 'vet :be made -a tatspaw in,those was 2,787,374 tons: being, as Mr. Gutsilovt, . -: i b t o ' t is h li bte l'e d 3 : l i t th ecir ____ ' Of this market. Fine Hops, however;_iielield for : more the' French army Of occupation is about to receive - in - otity. ::, , - IT ~) ,:„. ~.„. ~ .„, • .:, ..., __, .., ~ ~ - I .6o,r , cements, , The representative of the Grand Imperial ._ -1 . 1 n4 unacrupulens , _ al_a_ o r ;in the -h i Tsf '--- _retnarks, ~ an increase thirty-three tinrs, greater 1 ,f - ' - - .- -- ,: Duke of . Tuscany, siipporfed, - it . iS -'said, by - Ake - . instance to break the power - of Austria, ' and ZIONDON TALLOW . MARKET.-,•Surr. 1.9: , '-- , - --.. • _._ . "on tho. .part, of the Foreigner than that of the • • '' and Austria, refuses to finally to submit themselves to a mere change of " British.'.' -It cannot be said, therefore, it i 5 ' . _ Market flat. Chen. & Phead ..773 - - - 77,17 - .Stafford .... . • :-.-q-nd- December, 575. 6d. to 9d.' 4 - t: s B sno 57 - 5 - - 0: . Odab e i. an d Ambassadors of France deliver up - the einbassy-houseralthongh threatened -masters-to a mere diversion in their mode 'of onlY:theidepression of a particular interest, and - Caledonian - ... ; . ;88. 1 -'8 . 9 .N: E:Ber of stck 891 90 ' ~ .„,..„,.,..„ L0XD0 . 4...1 . 147.1,±: : .,7 el- ,m, -7---Snrrp4l3-29- -..., ;., -' with it:di - Ma:Of his own personal property. service. . . _ . for England to . . . . - ~ 7..;Counties - ,_ . , . :.•14,33.-1-: York capitalStck ..721721 * ' * t * ''. "' - have an .t4b;aiitlietdhe,tporiiiitc,7_iplethoaft political t4int e r c e o s u t orn pf y t m he ust ni .b a e 7_ , E..L. Stock ..... - •,.-- Leeds Stock --- "- 441 ) 45.j- . .-rqhe Mining Market to-day is steady.: The 7 By; the - :arrival- ,of the. = North ..Briton _screw -I'-- steamer -fi•oin '- Q,ll - ebeC, 'we" are ' 'in possession - of' ' - ( 3 , cours-i eas y ' : -E0 N.--Stoek........i...Si•iitlxEastern..22 15-16 23 whibh chiefly attract.atteution are the follo;ng ' ,e. 7 idea which it costs her nothing to maintain, and , f • that ;t - t th - 1 - th • ant, 19rity must be-- reg_arded__before that of the_ Great Westerns -31, 61 - Dutch ithellisS - • • 4 1. 4 0 ' . at ' Wheal:V " , Pend eP n • Qms9 l, ;• , _ Wheal Harriet, intelligence tom - .c. 3 . oc i 4 :-. 1 4$ - 7 Lan. end York ..951 96 Gt. Luzern. 7 - 9-16 7 1146 Wheal Clifford, East, .-,VAenl" Russell, Lady Bertha, arid by telegraph from New: York to the 16th. - which, if sacrificed; costs -her ,nothing. to lose. inipority ; and for' this reason; , that' _a ship them - hIS - 'to be egristructeci. by the: applieatio f nal Ln. .Nor Wiest. 934 93 , ;- 5 , G.T. Canda: . ... 8 15-16 9 . Sortridge •• Consols, - antl' raY =Park' Prices' in mast -I The news thiis • communicated is not .of great But as it symbolises with that OT - the Italians „ 1-shares ': .11 1 1-16 d G.W.Cndal 3 15-16 141-16 instanees are fairly supported. In the Stook Exch c ang:„. . , al Russell shares_ are officially marked 8 ,2 -. selves,----whom we are fooliSh ' enough:to th ink the a - ri . ,n. 9 s amount. of multifarious labour, that the in - M. S. and Lincoln 351 351 „ new shares 6i 61d East Wile fportance. - CoMmerciat matters were much the Midland Stock.. 1051 1051 Lornb.-Venetian .. 2 24p The shares of the English anoi Australian Copper ()in; same as7report_ ed:by-the-advices-oonveyed.,lFilie_ - most interested of all, but, in Imperial ethicsovhe - AUStrialPrOsperity of the ' country depends Upon N. British St. ... .591 60 „ new shares - - pant re still enquiredfor, and have been dealt -111 att'az ... and 13. Foreign mining shares are inactive. -- its welfare.' --- Our'sitilord, our lartizans, - .4intlE-D iir- After a second and protracted investigation Africa. °:-:, ~ ...1- -z.- ,-;-_ - 1 -:, .. 7 -: 1 LONDON_ STOCK EXCHANGE. f f METRO - i'OtittAlt CATTLE MARKET.-÷Ser. 29"/ 13ef( W e - ME' Yardley r , at,the Thames Pclice Court, shipwrights will flock -, to the I.7nited ~ Statq: . .T• ' - : _ . LoNDOII, Thursday Evening. where plerityof employment awaits them -Wher e To-day's market was fairly supplied with Beasts,. , yesterday,•Jaiii Peterson; chargeg With being - 4: This morning the market for English Stocks but very moderately with Sheep, CalVes - - and I Pip. leading .attor.. - in the 'disgraceful ;outrages .perpe- tire. Shilip . lniplierest_ is in...a statqTofunexEnupl ed exhibited neitnproVenient on yesterduys business. Calves were in fair- request, at - an advance of 2d per trated:on • Stiriday. last, at the Alission,Church,-St. `Most stocks - Were inactive, speculative - huainesa. Ans. Otherwise trade ruled inactive, at Mondays woe-being. .__ _- - ._ ._ iGreor e's-iii-the -4 East; Wink committed for trial at having been almost at-stand ;, while for invest- currency. 2s sa t 4s Rd i tea - 1 -; .... -; '..S.s '1 to 4s The next session of ; Parliardent, under . what - -meat the purchases: were but limited. In the Mutton l3e 3s Od t ° 9,,,k. Od ' Pork . .......3s . ..od - to 4s .6d ever Ministry..it may be held,' must' searching4Y afternoon - English - Securities._ _ became ; ..rather Lamb Os Od to' 05 -Od t . =• ' tiVtillis. - --• • -81 v4"the Sa g sious, --, . ,i • ::,, --_,- . - -. - . . . firmer; and towards. the -close of business the TOTAL SUPPLY. and strictly inquire into the state of bur Shipping . favourable _feeling seemed rather to ,increase. B easts '-7 0 - 1 647J-2-T•a).lll9sl_lll:ll.Pe',.°ret.-7;.-;','-''. l t. ( 0 ) : Interest, and notrest satisfied 'with the meagr ° Consols opened at a fractional ' decline, with the - Cows -.=:-,. e ....--:••:- 3 -a- 4 - - - .!--9reigia BO . measure of - Mr. :WILLIAM -SCHAW LIN DS giY o il - - tendency - generally unfavontable: • 'The' Govern- foreign - Pigs 31 2- Sheep - ment Broker. made ' his nsnal purchase of lights and dues and passing tolls ' . -,-_ _ 15,000 Consols, which were quoted 951 to -a. MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET.7-=:Sniii 29. i .... India Debentures were 'done at 95 - f - to •1! and the Canadas, 14 1-16 ; Dovers, 22 15-16 ; Sheffields, _ocs Bonds, at par and at Os. dis. to par. Exchequer 351; Leeds, 951. , ,'. - • Bills are 265. and 235. pm. ;-: Kt the close Consols . -•---- - - - . - ' ON 's ` (ll-4 ." " - - *were'quOted at 955 to 05T for 111drieyntidliccount. MANCHEVT4tiC(-0 y.s .MA,RKET.,--Serriiinin 29. A Quantity Second-hand ALE HOGSHEADS and BARRELS. Apply to JAMBS, STIWS, PRICE,co., . The New India Stock was 1901, 1001 ; ditto Full attendance. Ini;llsh 'Wheat held firmly tor fulls - - 1.4; •ifouth ea•stie-street.-- - `Scrip, 1001, 1004 sdittO Loin Debentures (1858), last week's prices, but the principal' sales -were confined ---.,--.. grii,... 951;- ditto (1859), 951 ; and ditto, Bonds, to the finest descriptions,; Jlalders of French demanded - 1-7dis-.---to--par...._E'xohoquer-Bi •, • - • . " 1.! , dvance of Is. to 2s. per 701b5., but the transactiona . prem. ~ _ - ._, . • were very limited. Exfra qualities 61--Fiotirsold-ton --- ; , ; The "Matlcellor - Foreign Securities was:very tolerably fair extent at full prices, but lower descriptions till, notwithstanding 'which prices were fairly- moneyglte selected, and to have promoted business rather less would have -l bea taken; • - sylaiehOlowever, sell* 7 7 ... - Supported. Turkiish "Sik : per Cent - SY are 831 to able for 844 ; ditto, NeW - , (491-to -' -701 ; and : .the .Four per refused. Oats ~,and_new Oatmeal again rather lowale Beans and Indifrh ebrn,lnc;-inalirlal chadge.T 7 bets. -Cents. have' advanced: to 1021, 1021 -; .Dutch ; Four d per Cents. ,to 102 1024; and Russian Four-and- -AiIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET = . - ;--§Ertikririe-2 6 . - . half per Cents. to - 109 ; ditto Scrip is steady at A short supply of new Wheat, which sold at an: ad -5 dis. Mexican is marked 221 to 231; vance of ls.24l.elionqi. ; - 'but old ffireigitraleddull, at,last . -In Railway Shares business was all; : • wee k' s rates. Barley unchanged, Oats a turn dearer. several of J.the _iiiinciial - , - :SteckS have Ocliikedz leaniveii dull---•ziathei nio're inquiry - for Peas:. _•• • = • - ,bmit sto I per cent. = Edinburgh and Glas- -__. : ow have _receded to 771. Idinbnrgh, Perth, . CORN AVERAGES. ,. : .:: and Dundee to 271 - . : Great Weitern -to 63'tind (Week endi;ir'.Seitt..24 th,,1859.) :. - 7' ••• '''''' rt. North - Western to -93 and- 931. - -.Mid - 'Wheat, 41s. 10d. ; Barley, 355.-sd. ; Oats, 21s. 74 ; .. + - to gXPORTEIiS AND THE, TRA - D. ; .: _- .. and to 105 and - 1051. - North British - -to Rye, 30s. 6d.; Beans, 40s. 4(1:; Teas, 383, 50.: . SALOgON, Importer of -every descriptior! of ,9 4 . . k ~ T YS, LEA:TYLER GOODS, MUSICAL IN STRU M F.N Tg, x i , ji. - g, AERFMANDISE and TOYS - op:V.7y lilind, Whole-.. Oft 11 T 4 , and South Eastern .to `.761 _'-_76! - -i. Great herns advanced to 1021 ; and South AV • alea, „ ..- . -, --.....„ ..!,- ~! ..,.„ „,„_,.. *. to , Pl,r, V,,, , 1pm and. Colonial undertakings _ goodb gan be. had in bond. . 'continue in very_ limited request, slightly reduced -- - ---,--- 'ales being in smile ifistanCeS:ctirrent. Great uxenaboutg rmlise: 7 , 7 .: 71..1 Bahia and -San -- rancisco, 41. East Indian, 100 to 1001, ; `and 1 , _,-- - - .The beautiful new Brigantine :Great Indian PeninSUlar, 975. - Great Western 4, '\. - '. : . GRAMPUS;.. • • _ .• - `of Canada afe•=at-131. - ~, 1:.. ~ -- 7,7 " , 4 14, A 226 tons builders'• measurement, 132 tons per Zig ~,- k..f; re(riste; co pper-fastened up , to the-wales, is. of a_, Joint Stock Bank and : Miscellaneous Shares .-, - - - - . - m 7 7: -- beautiful model and best workninh - Ship, rigged ' I were :"extreraely inactive, and prices. generally-are and fi .: . •• y f.r - ,,-, 14.,111e ... • v irk f heart of the }mialtered. Van Dieman's Land - -are dealt in at best nenhighshire oak, which is not su .3ec o .e.ry ro ; vessibuilt otit„.up_wards of thirears agp_are• - •tut without - - 14, 141, and 144. the Wigt" indication of the disease. - --tenp,sth-of keel, 5O -feet; - breadth over. all, 22 feet ; dept, g e fee e tL s eskillitetu y rp s en, _. , ~. , 240 igya,s; draft, .12 feet ; to l ela For Wtherpartaculars app y . _. to Mr. Joln the builder - - Consols lkioney... 95-1 TONGE & CO„ Roberts, • .' Account'. 95'4 Bal l PF' or ilr o okers for the Sale of Ships, 1, Rumford-street. Exchequer 8i115...._2.a- Apply to ~- SULPHURIC AND 31F5RIATIC ACID. BIGLANO:SONS, & JEFFWEYS, 20, Exchange-buildings. ON SALt; E't 61D TABLE SAL,, Packed in Hermetically Sealed Earthenware-Ars; am. the Austral,ian, Spnth:American., China, - India, &c., 1114 - ' - ROCKLIFF Apply q WORKS, RIGBY-STREET ON SALE, MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL LIVERPOOL, Thursday . In the Cotton - Marke4`:tii,day, an increased demand was .experienced, -which resulted in. ,a - rather larger :amount of-sales ;- but nozhange was reported in respect of values- The sales recorded were 10,000 bales, of whis::h 3,000 were for export, Or taken on speculation. - She IVforket---,opened-. without. ariimatien; if not with absoluteilatness. As the clay. wore on no improvement became apparent; Tffllarrotrtrarrincreased dulness seemed to pre vail, and without any recovery the market con tinued languid; and closed - with - a heavy tone. The business recorded were sales at the following . rates, viz._ :-- 7 -Birkeuhead : :111 ; East . Anglian . 141 ; Great Western 631 ; Lancashire and ,Yorkshire:94, ;..Ditto. Kendal and Winder mere 13' ; London and North-Western 93Z gn_4. Lincoln 351 : Midland 104 i ; _South_Eastern 23 ; Dutch IllieniarilM Great Luxembourg constit. 7 h ; Great - Weit--e-rn of Canana 13 t 3-16 ; Liverpool . and London Insurance 7a p. MANGANESE, • - StttPll'Oß ORE, I 7.1 • ARSENIC; - Ni+N-EaRAN - -RED, xiji.PTl" ATV. OF COEPE,R, 7 GEOGE Avian:us; t 2, -11a*-stireet. ale. • BY PRIVATE TREATY, The splendid new Ship EGERIA, 112 - 61•ei 1,066 tops register, and 1,082 tons builders' 'measurement. Length, 178 feet 5-10ths ; breadth, 36 OA: 8-10ths ; depth, 22 feet 9-10ths. Built at Saint John, this summer, by the builder Of the well-known and favour ite .slip Roirena, and classed seven years at Lloyd's; She is constructed of the best seasoned heckmatack and Savannah pitch,pine • her frame is diagonally strapped outside with' iron, andiron kneed complete on the stocks; the lower knees are fastened with yellow metal bolts; has pitch pine masts, top masts, &c., a beautifully finished cabin, and outfit of the best Liverpool manufacture, and of extra sizes. She is fitted with Cuiiipngham's patent topsails, and all recent improvements. In addition to a very handsome model, combines great speed with carl7 - 41g capacity, altogether making her one of the finest ships ever_built in the eolomei.—For further particulars apply to Mani's. Listen, Ircning, and Co., Merchants ; or to CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers. d CLOSING. PRICES THE F C N'DS - CLO SI NG ' PRiCES, Bank tock ILULWAY SHARES ADII3:NOt. BCE.Y. 6 Caledonians..... 881 Dutch Rhenish.. -- Eastern Counties 55i Fait 'Lancashire. Edinbgh. & Glas. 77 Great Northern..lo2l .. A. 85 Gt. West. Gt.W.of Canada - 131 Gd. Tk. of Cna. g Gt. S. and W , SALITETRt 5,1 at 38s. 64 dtAcfoxv IRON. 31AMC.ETEPT. 29 All, 51s. to 51s. 3d. Market quiet. THE present - complications and uncertainties in European politic§ - are(we - suppose,`-to be accepted with out impatience or complaint, as—hearing-an. anarogy tb the 'usual: hiStories:of-` , grvat.; " ideas:' They are 'tedious' -in working, themselves out : CORK CORN' 'MARKET.—SEPTEMBER 29. - White-Wheat, 20s. to 235. 6d. ; red, 18s. to 215.; Itarley, 14s. to - 16 s. ; Oats, 9s. 6d. to 12s. 6d. they inflict delays, and give to endless -and contradictory speculations. They use the - most unlikely instruments, put, on the mast:unlikely forms, .and ..manifest_ themselve -- 's incidents .and., in places wlleye . _couknaon me 4 least .expeetthenti-and. -eannot-re.coguise_the.m.._ There , taVthe/rimilarity in the case. The contest in „,Nyhich TalL ; r4 f ieat idea aims, its,.decisive stroke, - - rwiches t its ".turning point,_ ,. q.rrayiges and corn .presses. everything into a `Crisis; arkurs alton `the `hazard - of a usually- brief as it. 106 108 swiden ; the time for circumlocution of man- ceuvring has past, and, - their - work done, 2- it soon disnusses the inortal instruments of the strife. Ent; - nevertheless - , it :has been Tong find patienfly , working,'ungeen of narenitrivas not in a day - _that it gathered and concentrated that The follo*itig apiiearee strength which it seems to spend within the bare _ . limi6 of 'an hour. The preparationk.witafaf niore, arduous thau the .duel bet vr thc oontonaims have of course the:least right to the,ir own country --it is notthc most likely to lie realised. It is some however, to be assured by:the present Foreiiid Minister, that " under his auspices" England shall never enter into a Congress in the interest of any party -in the : present inzproglio, unless, it be tile Italians. No other intefest indeed is worthy the -high and disinterested adocacy w]alch,this•country would be simunoned to bestow. French newspapers may prate, r - r and the allied diplomatists may argue 'and refine, but the only :')ides." in all this upset, worthy of the name,i is nationality; the only_ interests, worth consulting are the .interests of Italian freedom. powers, and even more difficult, though of less The cul minating saceess is the topstone to the building apparea import, than the victory. • . GRIFFIN a. INFOIIIE, GENERAL PRINTERS, • which has taken long to plan, and long to, bring; &Z., beg to inform ELECTION COMNLITTEES that - - • • they are in a_ pogition to take orders either Night or Day for to. its final stdgel;—the appearance of the . ,root eiRCULARS,AVTING CA allS. POSTING:I3II.LS, &c., anclthat they can execute the' the greatest despatch, men which has been . for many a weary same with ela, day, shooting on their preen ; s eluring: the night 1 out its vigour beneath the soil PILII<TI NG OF PVC FOR PRIVATE SALT . . Now building at an outport, to launched shortly, J „ '%' A very handsomely-modelled and useful _ se REw-STE AMER • • b u ilding under special survey to class nine years Al at Lloyd's_, L en gth over all,. 201 feetq breadth; so feet ; Booth, e 17 e inches ; about 77 2 tons builder s ' measurement ; abou t 690tonSs' register, and about, 550 tons,- exclusive of engino..room; will carry about 'B3O tons dead weight, besides a'eout - 130 Ltons of coalip hunkers, on 15. feet 6 inches draft of . water. is fiitte,d wit water ballast tanks, which may be used" either - for ballast or — ea — rgo ;" has two tubular boilers; -fitted-with superheated aflpfiratus, 'and - direct -acting, engineS of 100 norninecastle 34 ar horte./ power ;. has a half-poop 60 feet long,:and, a full. for featidng; is expected to steam from nine to tea knots. The wixekmhnship and quality of material will be found on inspec tion: to be of the most unexceptionable cbaraet,r.--For sped ficatimuyitiventories, and further particularpf .apply. to • CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers, Lt.verpeol. d ;---15, SOUTH JOTIN-STREET, Orders may be left after Seven o'clock in the Evening at 40. Leigh-street, Parker-street: • Concarritur ; horie Mornento cita mors vent, aut -victoria the latest accounts from Sydney, New South Wales, ifis remarkable to find that, in a colony . . _ . sva;the poet • but it svas not " in a moment," 'that the arms were fabricated, the legion disci- Shortiletterft sire lagattragerci •on inaiteie of publio interest. ~ . They should be legibly written on one side of the paper only, and contain (in confidence) the writer's name an d Ell Prui l ea, the stye:WV y planned. 'lt is - ther . -?samefin They - all bear where_on_many, nay tdost subjects; extreme liberal, opinions are entertained, = religious and political, there_shou/d bave starte&ujii'a party desirous of restrietiw duties, classed tinde'r the designation of " proteetion to native industry." In spite of all the arguments advanced against such advo cates, upon the principles of free trade, it is yet gaining- fa•;‘ , Our amid' our • fellow-countrymen at the antipodes. " Without protection," they say; - 4 -we may continue to be -a thriving colorty, but we " shall never, grow to be a great nation. America, " which is incessantly. pointed: to• here as the " model _for our imitation, has grown Lich and :" populous, and has developed A .nianufacturini " industry. under the regime. of protection NOTES - OF THE DAY nd can be 1 "Thereld no ifonhtn good deid of ifuth in there Art' q, the Times of yesterday, that "the seizure of St-.--JllO - in the belief That audacity and assuniptioa - would prevail o,ver ,juAtice, ,ancl,„ moderation ; ti' England, being too much bound up in the manufic"" turn of America's staple 'fahrid, will- be -'• afraid to" avenge any indignity,"-'-:seasonablratlding; that " it ifr. ti 'e' to put an. end-40,440 -nations,'. ~,0,)°,, , these i.." otions" are those of the Manchester sc h o ol o.f des, whose ~..stap ile fabric," in fact thy_ a re '' politically steaking, just as much" - as . calico . is, material l y speaking.,a. 4 talto-, ineOnaistelicy of our elintempoi..o3('' therefole, , is:manifest. Ile .is finite , right in . iris' pre 3 ll i ses ; but it, is evidentlyforgotten, for the moment,os' there is n 4 single portion of . the . PreSs that dOes L oo r t. after all, in support of the-Manchester school than tb:' '-,.." feadingjournal." itself. Let us hope, that after sill 1 au admiSsion - , we'shall find our contemporary 'exert 11 ,, -. icp TO q CORAE§tONDENTS, In Bankruptcy Under-110 Circunatances can we insert communications not all conspicuous events of history accompanied by the author's real aatirancr - addresn — n necessarily for publicogan, but as 3,,,guarantee of good faith, Dust's 1* Auction. the same mysterious, and as it - were -converse; —By ordei of the Assignees . without reserve. , Peremptorily and !‘ Clint° deelineci tvitt thank relation to time NPlthrursday, the 6th illaober, at Three O'clock, at Cnnal, -- 7 - I `-:Wilson, and Co.'s Sale-roont; Exchange, Liverpool, '37l' BIXTEEIsT SVETY-FOURTIT SHARES , • '1 , 41\ -of the British-built Schooner DAkT, r k,e dg i,,,e&r:. 110 tons /ate, 110 ton's present register, and about • 122 ions builders' measurement. Length, 77 feet 9- -s; breadth, 18 feet 6-10ths ; depth, 10 feet 9-10ths. built - at Shoiehaut in 1852, and classed six years A 1 at Lloyd's, 'lrtiititmed in 1858 for two :years v anclilow appears to be in goad gas. ,1,34,ug in the Canning Dock.—Apply to CUSARI), WILSON . , & CO., Brokeis. The statesman long " sciirn,s . „ « " delights, and liies laborious days," beforehis policy' is elaborated. Senators politicians Vjt gottljtru m is • are low , preparing theii subtle means to:support t 3l 3 l l4eietlre - ti — ouslydisfoicedof 7fea Privite 0 &4:Thursday, the 6th October, at T ree o'clock, it tun a d, Wilsoncand Co.As,Sale-roonl, E x eb.auge t Liverpool, The splendid British-built /3a.roine SEA ROVER, 234 tons late, and 212 tons new tegiSter.' Length, itel6LAtte; 111 feet 8-10th s; b readth, 20 feet B.loths ; denth, —l2 feet 8-10ths. Built at Atostyn, in 1855, of the very 15st Materials, and classed A 1 for 13 years. This fine vessel carries a large cargo on a light draft, is v er y a b un d an tl y found, and ea.nhesent to sea - Itt ()nee. In th e P r i nce ' s Dock.— For invento ri es and fuither'VartiCulara to CUNARD, WILSON, & Bro,ers. FRIDA,I; SEPTRYII3_ERAO. J. 589 " Canada is trying to do the same; and Australia, " if she wishes'febb great and prosperous, must " walk in their footsteps." Such is the popular , logic ; and, as it appeals to native patriotism, it is gradually gaining ground in the colony, and ultimately, we believe, will prevail. Discontented with those pastoral occupations and agricultural pursUits, which produce the staple of their exports, the colonists are wishful to see manii . flaures raised up to supply their home= market. with native goods, instead of depending solely upon imports_ =from. foreign, ports. This is the propc-sed adop tion - of a Principle of political economy, So op -posiie to that which we have all accepted here - at home, that : it naturally ,makes us pause, and enquire whether we have not too universally applied its principle to all, branches of our com meiFeTand the various interests whieh exist in 0119M-q§at•__Eioq,uenca_for many days or nights holds its high carnival, and suspends a nation upon its accents. Yet the issue, upon which men's minds have fastened with anxious and our own country,—since .interests have been in jurously affected, which do not belong to indivi dual - classes alone, but which include the whole his earnestness :and energy, ",te put. an end; to notionsg _Lord John Russell has- been i -enli.ghtening t, /311 r; gesses of Aberdeen, and, through them, the. nati °4 ;; gor 'largo, on tho subject of the :present Afinigtrt'''. ite policy,—as regards the Italian question, at He has declared that " England Will.ngier, under b's auspices, enter into a Congress,:unlesa.theAii4t of the p re e r o e p ii l .c e c o o f f Italyi,itno coercion,go N,etlifieemileelovomes;i7e,izit:hi,oulti tthhiesitivit,(3l; '5 be so, then is. Lord John decidedly ; at issue with TA'-' ll , l O Napoleon. •It -is the people of Italy's assertion of tt' e right - of governing themselves, - that has driven th ( 7 13 Grand Dukes fromtheir sovereignties; whom the - Fr Emperor now wishes to have restored to t h vr e ia -thrones, , !--that • is, thrust upon the people, lirli c ! It thereby he denied the right to govern tlaeraseices' clear from this, then, that if there be a Congf:iii.• 3russels, as is talked of, or, indeetVanywherevW 40 - - the view of adjusting the Italian disputes, or allY ciple to . which .both France and Austria can be esl' ce to to assent, the . present Government eannot be a poO r o , it ; and thus will there be another"obsta s e e l t c a t e o d t c h o e : st e it,r, - ration of 'the peace: of Europe on any tional basis. oeel' It is worthy of being noted at the present Ta °l l ot that wheat in England and Wales has, during the " p es - few weeks, declined in price as much as 25. 31 : iifi g, quarter. The decline on the last week wag t f l i 'i i - o pe but still it was a continuous decline. One vrou l t. u ,. / e 5 t that it is to be inferred from this, that now the n, e ll has been generally got in, it is ascertained that the $O l is so abundant as to promise well supplied marke ts ; B o thereby keep down the price of the staff of life. de a long winter before as, this is, certainly, a veil t' THE DAY'S NEWS fluctuating expectation, sums up itself in the brief and unpretending form of a word or a vote. In this manner we are to believe the great French " idea" has been working itself out ost=en sibly this year..- , How long it was growing and preparing-its mode of expression in Louis NAPO LEON'S. Mind, is known only to itself. when it did nssume an ostensible form, it was 45. months fit .suggesting itself eautieully : anyl. progressively to the outer world. It was long before men could bring themSelVes to recognise its real character; and _ used-many subterfuges, hesitated often, - ii - ndirew - backiiirfoisting it upon—publio and - makinethe sound - and look - _ of it familiar. Yet, though it ha,cl:been long,coneeiving, and si months introducing - visibly upon the stage/ A 'took scarcely more than a month to accomplish those decisive strokes, which, it_Was fondly.ex pected; had gained it a sure footing, and laid the fouridationoT a 'complete success. And, after all, it -is now the real strife is going Mighty th - anCenViings and, 'struggles have only brought the idea to its irioinent of greatest diffi culty and peril. JtiAct, of all -- tlie — ecititending parties, the Italians themselves alone retain pure and simple. As for the others, each haa his own special idea, or special modification of its original • characteristics. These are all pretty easily ascertainable, except the , dark ,purposq of that mind, which originally set all the others.en quiring and plotting, hoping or trenibling. We all know what is the Austrian idea on this hub jeet ; what the Sardinian; what the .Papal; And what—as, of an anxious, spectator—the Engfis . h. But no one, even yet, knows what Louis ..Nk'o- LtoN's first idea was. No one knows whether it has been modified-by circumstances:. Whether it has still any hope of overmastering the situation. Whether it is it that inspires the present delay, interposes difficulties, and; in short, negotiates and palters against time ; still watching and waiting. Nay, no one knows whether the EiiiPEROR really has Met With' unexpected obstacles, and been in national enterprise and industry. The repeal of the Navigation Laws was passed just ten years ago. When the attabk was made upon them, they were supposed, in some inex plicable way, to interfere with free-trade, and we 'verily believe that the nature of that code of laws was little understood by the majority of the people of this country, consequently it fell, after a resistance which was looked upon as selfish and partial, coming, as it did, from the Shipping 'lnterest itself. Now, - we look upon it that the application - of any principle in a particular_ branch of commerce for ten years, is e very_ fair test as to the successfulness or unsuc cessfulness of the experiment. How,.then, does the. Shipping Interest stand at the present mo ment ?...As clearly as facts and figures can show, in a most depressed state, and still getting worse. The Earl of DERBY, Lord BROUGHAM, and Lord ELLENBOROUGH predicted, almost with mathe matical precision, the disastrous results which niust follow ,so rash a, measure as was passed by the disciples of free-trade, free-trade-at ,any-eost, being the eidolon thectiri. -Little I attention, was paid at the time to the voice prophetic of these noblemen. r Mr. GLADSTONE, again, would not- support - the repeal unless certain reciprocatory clauses were introduced; but, beyond their, introduction into the bill; they have been as though they were not—never having been acted upon. After ten years' exPerienee, then, of this abrogation, a unanimous cry for 4relief arises; or, as that cry has been derisively termed, a clamorous wail" has sprung up from British Shipowners. This has been said in mockery; but there is no data now to judge by, where or when this disastrous state of affairs may end. Mr. GREENUOW, of North Shields, has published another pam phlet, representing in a popular form the unfair Competition into which the Shipping Interest has been thrown. From all the tables on the subject, we can come but to one conclusion, that British Shipping is deeply depressed; and this .--- -twos previansly-disposed of - by . Private Treaty, On Thursday next, the 6th 'October, at Three o'clock, at'Cunard, Wilson, and Co.'s Sale-room, ...74*., Exchange, Liverpool, The fine A 1 Liverpool-built Ship TIAVTATI BALKELD, • 492 -tons 0.x., 553 tons register. Length, 126 feet 3-10ths ; breidth, 29 feet 2-10ths; depth, N feet 3-10ths. ,Built at Vverpool 1845, and then classed A. 1 twelve years; was continued for four years in 1857 ; is _co_pperrfaste,no and -- Z - eahed with. yeilow metal, is strong l y rion knee 4 ; has just "Veei • put In first-rate -order, rani requires pro visions only to a•xiltill her to iea : in Wapping Doak.—Apply to • CUNARD, WILSON, and C 0,,, Brokers. • ----- cious circumstance: Both Lord John-Russell, at Aberdeen, and t' et 11,i'3; Wilson, the," new Indian Chancellor," at a dine to him at his native town of Hawick, this l'iee., k ,; ( ,;, taken occasion , to remark upon the influence'of -r' u °ll,o as an example, alike in, civilisation and freedorn. - John described our country as "a bea con on highl',vls ° might, yet save the rest of the world ;" - a nd gr. f i e lO declared, _that " we have bequeathed to the world',' o or debt in the race of civilisation,"`and that a there riot' one country—no, not the most despotie-- L ti mt lO s t " already influenced by the results of our policy . this may ir all' very true ; but, at the same are h convinced it' would be true to ut for the alarm Which the schnel polificitlo. these two right hon. personages ,belong cwifilder creating; by endeavouring to - give an undue Prgfiroaast oll• ance to the democratic. element our Cc't The great valueof this country, as an om ul ,P; "P; ever be found in the stability of its'sysWin °' "'„ 11 5 governance; but nothing can, n at a i,e agailist t`; l , wo alo forcibly . than the introduction of Ineainres go to upiet that balance of interests:;ou *."'" stability so essentially 'depends -,- ITALIA.N OPE33A- AT : •TTM 'THEATRE., W . ": yi , bi c ';,. night the eminently qualified Opera 00a 1 P ai !' i ',. 'a 4/ L . during the: p resen t _week, %...,. J...., been perforalli.o,l„orto , n e.- o ra- ~,,,g• Theatre Royal, gave a reptesenta,tiOla 4,1104 magnificent opera, " Don Giovanni," with'the floro - n iid e a r eo i; ri Z:r s cast ot-parfs':----Dorina 2nna, lkiad'lle Titica s i io jki; g a d'lle r ice '7o-P r Dori Gioyaqni, signor Badiali ; LePoregps -if-ascii° 7 Vi lv al r e a tt ' i -1‘ ; 1 li i:nor Signot Aldighieri ; Don ° t wig,. ig ncii. es c'l se° ' the f°rla the. Signor Arditi conducting, . ~.__ as _in _ ts ge, and , The opera_ _was well put ori the iiii 161 r massive, rich, an - telling melody-, tog t.. d o r aita Ifr fine harmonization of Mozart, was reijele'luvidous to Where all was - good, •, - ta: 1 /lore it may wages, co-,- point out • ' Castelli i Giti osil ",- particiilar artistes, 1 3 ,: , vihicll9 hod' than general excellence i noiwitlistanolati.,,..... eipressid ever, ,we cannot refrain from niolt'ioing itil:iis;.oi.a", singing and recitative of Mademoiselic.l. . f . the' ei411 ,; Donna::.Aiukt, gave a -beautiful renderiag,.% as ~ 1). ° . .0. Poser's ,taste and meaning. Siga °r P kw ii:, vc:ei 'i 11 - I' .. Giovanni, and Signor Vialetti as -LePon7o... AP facile Ilieeja bite - 1; 0 ' 4 very effective, _Tie_ Zerlina. Of M a '''''' L i tstie si.° . , lomini was lively, arch, and pleasing-- le, the opera . ~ probably be the better word. audiencea who _,, 1,,bi.01l enthusiastically received by..rmcanozawraaratt,9ll: , NOTICE. The SALE of the Hull of the Endaye"JANE and \). her Stores, advertised to be 'Sold by Auction, .5 This Day (Thursday), at Parkgate,. h as * been • POSTPONED until further Notice. -91 Ir -cr CURAY, -14ELLOCK, and Co., Brcierg. . - - CURRY, KELLOCK, and BROKERSCO: of FOR THE SALE , AND' PURthIASE ‘ar , fiIIIP_S AND STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS, COURT APPOINTED BROKERS TO THE HIGH OF ADMIRALTY Walser-buildings, Water-street. SEPTRIVIDI4 40-24-859. 6otunterciai THIS DAY This Day, tlie3.oth B 'instant rokers- , , ato'clock, at the 1 - Office, 36 CYkf illilwltation Ceylon COFFEE 15 Barrels Nicol, Duck- ea Kalliboka, Albert Dock.---Apply to Messrs worth and Co.,•Mcrehants,- or to- T T. and H. LITTLEDALE & 00.01rolcers.-. the m ..tfo This Day, th instant, at O o'ciock, al • reti 1 ftlee,. 9,•Exchange-buildingst O . . 49 es Repacked American COTTON , ex Constitutio f rom Galveston. —Apply to Messrs. E. Zwilchenbart Co., Merchants; or to 7 W.-D. TOMLINSON 4r. CO., Brokern - - . . On; ecount of whom it may, concept. This Day (Fri.. y), the .30th histanf, at one o'clock, at the rokeis' OfficeXhapel-street, • 41 H. shewle Jamaica SLTG-AR (all faults), Just landed ex .arah Vrineess. Samples may be see n at the office as above.; Tft6 tisks-niay. be viewed in No.. a Transit Shed, west sid. rince's Dock. Apply to Messrs. Roberts and Griffith, Merc • or. to GRIF IT, SONS,-and-TALETHORPE; Brokers. H 471gX.T,,,,NV-.ZZI)T. On Tuesday, the 4th October nest, at Tw elve Pe - aria' Offieei 1; Oldhallo. rpet,7: P 22 Tierces 1 Jamaica COFFEE, Ffi 1 Barrel ex Breeze, in Stanley Dock Warelyrlse. Apply to 'N. WA:2EIII'OI3'SE and - SONSrßriiikers. • uesday, the 4th Oetober,.at Tal f- p ast Twetyc o'clock T at Browne, liunt&-ancT-C0.4 office, 2; Dal6.4lDieW:'. --3-sotniage BoxAbiLyr LINSEED, 1000 , RAPESEED 1 , ' ' 1000 ~ 91 MUSTARDSEED ' ""'NE'r4+l. ,-Br. (Or PTI Apply to On 'Wednesday, sth October, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, Hunter and Co.'s office, 2, Dale-street, 134 Bales GAMBIER, all faults, 300 Bags CUTCH, A Quantity of SAPAN WOOD, es, in Stanley Doak.---Apply-to BROWNE, HUNTER & CO.,- Brokers. ex Spirit of the T On Wednesday next, ahrOitobef; at Twelve 0104; at the • Brokers' office, Liverpool and London Chambers, • ' 18 Casks TINCAL, of superior quality, .; just landed ex Princess Royal, from Caleutta----For culars apply to Messr . Thos. s and John Eiocklbank,-Wer chants ;or to - JEFFERSON & TAYLOR e , Brokers. . On Thursday_ne)it, the 6th October, at Twelve o'cloek,itt Browne, Minter',• and Co.'i Office; 2, Dale-street; 4,300 East India Tanned . KIP-S. . BROWNE, HuNTETt; wid CO., - Brokers Apply to On Thursday-the 6th . October, .at Twglve o'clock, at the Brokdf g Office; 21, Tower-buildings: NOTth, 25,000 East India KIPS, r 1 Princess Royal, -from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. Thomas and John Brocklebant, Merchants - or to SIMUEL EtERKWITIr, Broker.- en ttlie. PACKING CASES ON SALE AT 75, DUKE-STILW firee - per 95 2 -6 1 93 1 ? 4 Lanc. - &York.. L.& N.W L. and S. W 934 Leeds Northern 45 lian.Sheff.&Lin. 351 - 1 1 . Mid. Stock 591 -60 North British N. Staffordshire S. E: and Dover, 764 7 York,New &Ber. 89t, York &N.:Mid in a portion of our pression yesterday : THE - - MON_ Mr MARKET. ) The master-builders of London continue to hold The Funds remain without any movement of impor interviews with the• work people who are still out tauce. British Railway Stvclth _were weaker in the afternoon. There was a moderate demand for money on strike. We do ' not learn that any d ecisive to-day : the best bills were taken at 27, to .2- 4 1 per arrangement has yet been come to between them, cent. The amount of golpl taken to the Bank to-day was £20,000 The £243,000,by the Kent, ca . ' me to but we have reason to- believe that their talking hand, but at too late an hour to be dealt with.—Daily I the ma tter over, calmly and considerately, is . News. ali:eidy - firodueing a better understanding between The English Funds have been steady throughout the day at the firm prices of last evening. In the Discount Two member them. ...) I :: i it-r ---' ~ rr Market there is undiminished ease, and occasional flans- - Government " have been Market of the flans actions take place at 21 per cent. The advices from the complimented thift week, g at. top_ s different places , Continent 'describe a general absence of speculative bu - in Scothind,—Lora Oliii — nussell; at Aberdeen, siness,_notwithstanding the Saperahundance - of capital in each of the Markets. At Hamburg the rate of discount by having had presented to him. the freedom of that "t •and Mr. Jameg VilsOn, " the lie* ci y , r. is only 14 per cent. In the Railway . Market to-day , - there has been.-a. reaction, especially in the heavier Indian Chancellor," at his native town of Ilawiek, Stocks.- The _decline vaned from T - toe per cent.— where he was entertained at - a - publie - banquet.— _ . Times'. - ' --- • - - ' The agitation . for 'the 'abolition of flogging it _ the army and navy is assuming a more formidable shape. . skape. A public 'meeting on the subject was held in London the day before : yesterday, _ We report to-day another meeting held in aid of the funds of that venerable organisation of the Established elinich, the Society for the-Propaga tion of the gospel in Foreign:Parts.' It is, we . - , consider, highly creditable' to the ineumbent of LIVERPOOL - PRODUCE MARKET.—SEPT. 29. Walton-breck, , the district in which; , the meeting -- S EG AB.,-.4he market continues dull, and the business was held, that so valuable an. auxiliary means of on the spot is limited to fifty Barrels - Belize at 345. -OEI. -to ____ no pathies, and callin g forth the _ the_ 425. ; 3100 bags Ftrnamai4o arte, have been disposed extuli of at 20s. per ewt."(;-; - 74 - .. --tt5 . 4.z , ....,j,' liberality of the, Churchmen. of . that ,neigh)aour , Rtild.—Sixty piiiterieois•- li J irtfaigd have been sold at hood. should year by year be so successfully had 2s. per gallon- proof, ex quay. -_. ~. . , __, recou rse to. Our Much - esteemed townsman, Mr. Ricca.-1, 700 bags old bold - Bengal are reported at -- iVilliain BrOv;rsn, itwill be seen, presided on the' (mg , the speakers was the Lord Ils. 6d. to 12,5., and 200 bags ordinary old at 98. 6d. per . . • ' ti. - 'mustard, at 33s Xtshop _of Brisbane, in Australia, who made a occasion, UTP:I am . SEEDS.-1, 000 bags rape an yellow for low to 41s. per quarter - for fine Scinde. -- powerful appeal on, behalf ,of the institution, the 'DYBWOODS.—Pitteen tons: - Jamaica .fl. Logivoodr iat prac ti ca l value. of which he will, no doubt, soon £4 55., and 15 tons Campeachy Fustic at £ 6 1 2 t d. per ton. - DaYsaurtnres.—Five c a sk s ascer t a in in his 0 ,,, vn distant diocese. Spanish Argols, at 70s. .;•:. The - -a"-qinlnient:'-9f a . second . Stipendiary 60 bags Palermo Sumac, at 11s. 6d. 10 tons thirds Magistrate for 'despatch of - the criminal and other Brimstone, at £8 los. 20 tons Nitrate of Soda, at 14s. 6d. to 15s. 6d. Nothing further i Saltpetre. business of the Borough Police-court, has for a market closes n considerabletime 'past occupied a large . share of Ashes firmer---275. paid for Pots, and .• - - with buyers thereat, holders asking higher prices. 20 public attention. The subject has 'been several bales Mexican Fibre, at £56 10s. :...45 bags Para India times' discussed by bodies immediately interested Rubber, at 2s. 2d. for good middling gutty, and ls. 6d. • - - for scrap ; and 3 tons East India, at 2s. ld, per lb., matter , and as will be , from the quay. , a , resolution of the Law SoCiety, in the decision of the• seen _ from On.s, &c•--Palm, £45; Tallow, firm, P.Y.C., 58s. to which we publish in another column; 58s. 6 - d. • moderate business in Olive a la.te - rates , Lard that highly-intelligent and respectable body Nothing "reported . ..Linseed,...lBs. to . 2 . 85 , 6(1 • quiet, 4fmirig; 5s: 11. "M“ Spiritsof Tu • . • reiterates its opinion of the expediency' of such ported in osin and Turpentine. an a pointinent. - -The report referred' to shows pro •—Nothing done ; market closeswith sellers P . , open, than this ; it indicates'that the 'additional at 51s. 6 , weeks open, and 525., three months more, outlay may be provided for out of the funds sup with buyers at 51s. cash. LIVERPOOL COTTON NrA There has - been rather bUsiness - transacted in Cotton - TO-a - Cy"; but withnut - ch - ange - in - priee. The-sales —incinclingilsoo PernartibucP, lit Ted. to 9d; 400 Bahia, at 71d. ' • 300 Ataranham, at 74d. to B:V., 300Mgyptiin, at 71-d. to 91d. 2;000 Sniat; at .4id. _to:sld.—arerc ported 10,000 bales, of which 3,000 are on speculation and for exporter Noßini-Elil4f- - -4a11. •