Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-17 00:00:00

THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, TEJF,SDAY, NOVEMBER 17, IST7 Tit E Bx _K OF E N ULAN I) CilAit THE FOLLOWING IS AN ABSTRACT OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS- FROM THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE OPERATION OF THE BANK ACT, PROPORTION TO EVERY THOUSAND POUNDS OF CASH LIABILITIES) TO CAM OF 1844, TO TEE PRESENT DATE, SHOWING THE STOCK OF BULLION AND OF PER CENT. OF CASH (THAT IS, THE AMOUNT OF CASH HELD IN : LIABILITIES, AND HER MINIMUM RATE OF INTEREST, EACH WEEK. Stock of Bullion. 14,801,621 114,775,839 14,787,8271 '14,819,8721 14,8981,30 15 148,83 15.303,067 15,453.303 15,73) 064 15,876,438 115,914,581 16,000,424 16,2'4.2201 16,074,2021 15,892 927' 115,842,840 15,885,858 15,80:4 255 15,861 CB5 15,999 370 16,272.751 16,411,978 16,512,086 16,613,920 16,639,315 16,601,901 16,418,132 16,196.286, 15,879 3321 15,793.5131 15,700,611 15,669(541 15,679.803 15,602,603 15,592,292' 15,426,858 15,384,192 15,347,54& 115,160,6931 14,865,0431 14,580,654 f 14,190,2851 14,001 283 13,885,042 13,722,948 13,570,086 13,514,5 n L 3,235,848 13,067,350 13,268,771 113,378,343 113,325,8861 Rate of 1846 Interest 2i & 3 uo. Bullion '3.281,4701 3,103,383 13,139,376 j 13,202,0801 13,297,344 13,335 615 13,467,602 13,651,727 13,775,801 13,787.235 13 835 090 13,961,C97 .13,987,535 13,325,531 13,572 027 13,627,170 13 705.827 1 13,733,713 13,880 102 14,184 676 14,413 313 14,698,0g2 15,011,691 15,339,726 15,688 579 16,015,659 15,947 851 15,862,666 15 770,997 15,949,427 15,802,553 15,944,908 16,045.495 116,176,666 16,366 ,063 16,273,827 16,353,848 i 16 309,2911 16,224,352 15,816 626 15,582,234 5,143,148' 4,893,906 4,808,079 4,760-506' ,4,848,765 14,923,7721 15,008,1321 15 002,873 15,153,513 15,162 623 15,C66,691 'lnterest. El union. Rate of Interest. Bunion, Interes Bullion. do. do. do. do. do. do. 12,404,250 12,578,3:4 12,872,60* 13,176,8121 13,399,314 13,838,592 14,201.724 14,669 649 17,760,815 14,873,927 14,947,164 15,123,141 15,316 794 15,210,8661 14,602,431 13,764,2541 13.228,351 12,878,666 12,826,108 13,089,606 13,379,219 i 3,514,739 13.597,206 13,839,926 14,169 42; 14,307.814 14,418,253 14,357,993 14,263,176 14,108,707 13,710,104 13,396,654 13,364 966 13,371,647 13,503,663 13,509 662 13,666.482 13,822,654 13.80,681 13.678,493 13,417,2411 13,259,2191 13,162,976 13,273,142 13,407,4631 13.678,664 13,919,9601 14,139,8461 14,267,259 14 523,590 14,769,872 15,000,6761 14.954,6491 Ra4s of lateresi Ballion 14,830,119 14,641,849 14,526,4471 14,430,566 14,347,467 14,278,164 14,473,501 14,435,537 14 448,421, 14,423,685 14,416,141 14,399,060 14,246,179 13,906,656 13,589 536 13,342,398 13,283,847 13,253,557 13.271 647 13,356,420 113,568,049 1 1 13,704,854 13,836.557 113,925,874 14,198;360 14,317,965 14,212,715 14,017,655 1 13,863,947 13 816 736 13,894,879 ,13,953 521 '14,176,799 14,227,824 14,362 424 14,290,381 14,516,473 14,665,140 114,953,400 14,991,476 15,050,593 15,054,5041 15,232.165 15,2&9,641 15,259,401 5,695,344 16,020,194 1 16,134,0771 16,517,684 16,920,988 :7,414,564 1 17,319,5141 ,Interest. Bullion. 1 15,024,802 14,943,589 1 15,048 al 15,042,071 15,105,764 15,249,465 15,392,3:58' 15,329,532 15,176 854 15,297,212 15,283,769 15,322,801 15,179 684 14,875,480 14,707.336 14,509,888 14,385,559 14,277,743 14,307,795 14,351,453 14,397,166 14,441,977 14,652,762 14,947,784 15,188,123 15,120,811 14,975,440 14,767,923 14,717,193 14,620,640 14,432,807 14,560,857 14,581,796 114,759.853 14,776,200 14,207,988 14.860,473 15,114,876 15,254,383 '15,118,E57 15,082,495 15,040,120 15,259,2161 15,475,9881 15,820,912 16,037,6901 16,380,1841 16,512,414 i t 6,772,793 16,991,261 17,080,6421 ,17,016,1631 llnteresl do. do. do. do. do. do. Bullion 17,020,480 16,814,043 16,816,330 16,784.20: 16,811,159 16,850,255 17,089,901 17,122,221 17,125 860 17,133,366 17,273,285 17,279,9431 17,078,935' 16,935,7621 16,759,035 116,629,601 16,646,835 16,573,331 16,565,039 16,631,080 16,701,949 1 1 16 6, , p 69 7 5: 5 0 13 . 116,942,277 16 966,823 16.957,103 16,868,608 16,844,307 16,910,732 16,841,721 16,822,376 16,802,236 '16,851;941 16,805,959 16,769,573' 16,706,943 16,795,104 16,8 1,698 16,707,224 16,452,15 g 16,305,050 16,015,105 15,973,669 16,025,215 16,095,516 16,175,684, 16,220,4431 16,009,871 15,942,108 15 820,130, 15359,3761 .4,969,681 do, do. do. do. do. do. 17,557,54 17,515,50 17,724,88' 17,933,524 18,215,172 18,281,043 18,596,07 18,948,030 19 238,934 19,410,070 19,674,174 19,745,930 19,815,845 19,596,501 19,245 29g 19,560,272 19,587,670 19,901 400 20,231,03/ 20,304,906 20,628,734 20,686 517 20,838,720 21,184,050 21,435,017 22,042,683 22,197,300 22,232,138 21,988,678 22 065,349 21,710,108 21,473,840 21,926,127 21,873,966 21,913,754 21,852,572 21,893,644 21,867,295 21,811,596 8 . 21 553,610 21,718,01 21,670,4581 21,244 315 21,158,258 20,F91,421 21,273,772 121,321,9941 121,707,6651 21,808,332 21,510,155 21,165,224 20,749,1901 llnterest, do. do. do. do. do. do. Bullion. Bullion Interest Bullion Rate of Interes 13,667,384 12,534.114 12,162,495 12,354,680 12,799,624 12,757,760 12,980,786 13,044 626 13.189,834 13,621,520 14,201.243 14,921,646 15,205,527 15,078,818 15,022,652 15,055,500 15,499,409 15,619,219 16,015,201 16,647,716 [7,064 78 [7.789.105 17,764,058 8,060,716 t 8,169,026 18,018,575 17,584,006' 17,328 896 16,644,152 [6,385,392 16 231,734 t 6,275,295 16,116,978, 5 545,987 4,939,118 14,217,3761 13,698,455 13,268.607 12,938;928 12,279,281 '11,752,421 11,230,207 111,303 374 ' 111,299,6341 11,234,433 11,2g3,224 11,139,937 11,227,1071 11,079,578 11,306,335 11,181,746 10,820,143 20,527,662 19,765.621 19,048,507 19,404,919 19,042,835 18,700,812 18,402,760 18,314 617 18,190,805 18,894,312 18,978,310 19 163,146 19,122,996 119,007,4491 I 9,226,334 18,792,996 18,554,181 118,355,094 18,225,22 18,219,01' 117,950,524 17,944 547 18,253,934 ,18,478,515 18,635,8261 18,665,489 18,553,906 18,263,674 18,023,348 17,829,28 i 17,739,107 17,434,560 17,3C9,574 17,171 793 16,962,918 16,500,068 6,201,352 [5,862,398 L 5,680,783 5,612,562 ,5,749,089 15,271,474 14,960,206 .5,270,684 5,679,645 15.856,113' 15,819 337 *090,085 15,092,567 15,341,294, 15,443,256 15,819,C41 15,852,899 15 831,072 16,069,132 16,096,266 16,223,214 16,226.683 16.203,528' 16,253,313 16,286,165 15 908,903 15 396,685 14,822,839 14.629,282 14,449 718 14,140.599 j 13,510,873 13,314,093 12,895,926 12,608,079, 12,59,3661 12,513,96911 12,740 ; 8491 12.750 149 12,78 0531 13,109,377 13,869,97 s 14,218,598' 14,021,207 13,823,882 13,642,677, 13,4E44,324 13,299,510 13,561,821 13,701 292 13,635,424 13,348,371 113,321,819, 113,279,370 13,228,886 113,059,8701 12,972,466, 112,904,605 '13,405,978 13,581,426, 13,525,0261 3.1;79,745 13 494 784 13 709,794 13,870,023 '14,005,444 14,028,879 14,137,104 13,334,657, Intere sl 1857, I of Bullion, Jan. 3 10,182,4 06 .. 10 10,180,9 84 .. 17 10,110,409 .. 24 10,116,28 2 .. 31 10,139,97 6 Feb. 7 9,979,246 .. 14 10,2:,9,6 60 .. 21 10,404.6 90 .. 28 10,343,7 15 Irani 10,310,496 .. 14 10,297. 665 21 10,322,2 97 .. 28 9,987,559 lApl. 4I 9,343,7291 111 9.064,6121 18 9.605,7 49 25 9,555,23' kay 21 9,558,82' 9 9 808,12 7 16 9,853.609 231 9,804,82' 30 10,032, 402 June 6 10,290,649 13!10,909, 255 1 - 20111,172,81 .. 27 11 378, 872 July 4 11,516, 856 .. 11 11,592, 10 .. 18 11,840,02 25f11,C72,9 71 11,283,7 5 ! .. 15 11,259,9 0 ( .. 22 11,230,1 3 : .. 29 11,500,58, h:ept.5111,491,3 .. 12111,218,41 19111,188,5 6 ' . 26111,273,f 68 lOct. 3110,662,69' 81 10110,109,943 12 17 9,524,478 . 241 g,369,79 4 . 31 8,731,553 INTov. 41 8,497,7801 9 • 11 7,170,508 6 294 c ia. I 344 0, ♦No 334 01 •-....,....___. per I Cent. .0 IR 220 da de , 23 2 da 267 do. ILTII 273 • " 263 V9B di Jo• Wiz do , 33 5 clo. 3 I 1 41 6. 372 do do' 37 0 do. 35 8 61 41 3 do. 42 0 do. G t 414° PATENT 3114GIcAl do , 95 ,1 do' 559 do. 31 4 do. s9B do. 03 J . I t • C WA' 1 01 4:1 kid SILI 21 1 o , 241 1 k do• 20 6 zi;FL I A.ss 20 f o : O, me 162 411 E Cr O~IN Gs R OTC whicr 0 ti t a n s d t r la c . F l3?° V97 7 e Of a rst-cias I L Do. 153 10 4 0 . 76 259 277 297 300 299 328 2b Oct. 2 .. 9 14 951,5721 14,304022 13,g48,631 I 3,442,8801 12,901,658 1 12 287,737 1 1 12,29g.109 12,214,761 1 12,041,934 11,595,535 11,449.461 11,231,630 11 015,583 10,246,410 9 867,053 9,329,841 9,213,890 9,:137,716 9,588 759 9,869 993 9,948,633 10,169,721 10 236,599 10,358,851 10,511,597 10,526,485 10,396,574 10,056,375 9,918,850 9,770,347 9,331,231 9 252,8201 9,286 827 9,239,618 9,139,682 8,958,937 8.915 072 8,880,400 8 782,701 8,565,307 8,408.750 8,450,7001 8,312 691 8,433,874 8 729,5511 9,258,530 10,016,957 '10,532,9431 11,032,599 11,426 176 11,991,376 12,236,5261 629 64i 657 653 625 642 512 526 540 535 502 511 626 642 632 656 652 653 I .. 31 June 7 .. 28 July 5 1 .. 12 .. 19 Aug. 21 .. 9 .. 16 1 ... 23 .. 30 27 Oct. 1 .. 4 .. 6 .. 11 10,536,909; 10,416.9511 10,425,312 10,346,103' 10,705,866 10 613,719 10,532,494 110.578,392 10,599,640 10,550,410 10,553 565 10,372,715 10,449,333 110,057,115 10,098,667 9,875.732 9,723,130 9,806,48 9 778,582 9,801,865 10,558,804 11.384,656 1 11,688,418 12,058,7921 12,417,9651 13,073,708 12,610,942 12,378,329 12,330,755 12,388,804 12,432 870 12,494,945 12,455,624 12,435,756 12,387,107 12,178,767 12,141,310 12,132,6021 11,769,372 10,784,257 10,140,067 9,760,482 9,637,596 9,596,327 I .. 81 9,530,152 . 13 .. 15 9,684,167 9,897,636 . 29 10,411,397 Dec. 4 .. 6 10,486,198 .. 13 10,692,526 1 .. 18 .. 20 10 513,823 .. 27 10,230,311 Stock I Per of Cent Bull!on. of ;Cash 423 447 425 446 414 MONETARY AND COM aERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, N There is evidently a much . business circles generally. A t ness is being done in the leach' sumption, and prices are irmiros sales of Cotton were [nay 5,000 closing very firmly. The Liverpool Share Market opened with a steady feeling this morning, but as the day wore on, a degree of dulness set in, and at the close the lowest quotations were current. The following were the day's sales :-Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 621; Caledonian, 381 38k, 371; Eastern Counties, 101, 10 11-16, Hi; Great Western, 48; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 901, 901. 91, 91k, 911; London and North Western, 951, 95, 941, 941, 941, 941 ; Ditto, I Shares, Ha Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 381, 36i; Midland, 821, S 2, 821; North-Eastern, 221, 22k, 22i ; Dovers, 18 15-16, 18k, 181; Dutch Rhenish, 6d.; Grand Trunk of Canada, 9, 9 1-16, 9, 8 15-16; Great Western of Canada, 171 ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life Bp. The folloWing were the closine , prices :-Blackburn, 88, 9 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 621. 621 ; Caledonian, 37, 372 ' • Chester, and Holyhead, 14k, 15 ; Eastern Counties, 10t, 10 11-16 ; East Lancashire, 80, 90 ; Do. 91. Shares, par, a p; Great Northern, 231, 234; Do. A, 101, 101; Great Western, 471, 481 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire Stock, 901, 901; Do. 9/ shares) 1, p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 181, 18*; London and North Western Stock, 941, 941 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 36k, 361; Midland Stock, 82, 824 ; North British, 11k. 118 ; North Staffordshire, tti, 41 d ; North Eastern - Berwick, 22a, 221; York and Nurth Midland, 381, 38t; Leeds Capital Stock, 231, 231; South East ern and Dover, 18 11-16, 181; Scottish North Eastern, 1.1, 12 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 5-1., 5* d ; Do. New Shares, 51, 51 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 6, 51 d ; Great Western of Canada, 171, 18 ; Do. New shares, 3, 21 d ; Great Luxembourg, 51, 51 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 81, 9. The Money Market remains active, but with a fair supply there is no great difficulty in nego elating first class paper. The Funds to day opened this morning with firmness, but the bank brokers appeared in the market and effected sales to the extent of 300,0001. stock; quotations are therefore reduced 1 per cenf- below those current on Satur day afternoon. Consols for Money closed at 89 to 891, and for the Account 898 to 891. The London Railway Share Market was inactive to day, and we must notice a reduction in the price of several of the leading shares. The following were the closing prices: -Caledonians, 571 ; Eastern Counties, 10 9-16, 10 11-16; East Lan cashire, 91; Great Northern, 93, 94; Dc. A 81, 82; Great Western, 471 48; Great Western of Canada, 174, 171; Grand Trunk of Canada, 36, 37 ; Great Southern and Western, 96, 98; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 901, 901; London and North Western, 941, 941 ; London and South Western, 84, 85 ; Leeds Northern, 474; 481, ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 361; Midland Stock, Mt, 82 ; North British, 461, 471 ; South Eastern and Dover, 621; York, Newcastle and Berwick, 771, 781; York and North Midland, 91, 92. A rra.)tion has set in in our General Produce .Markets. To-day there was a good demand for Sugar, and several lots changed hands at full prices. The Corn Trade is in a very dull state, and two London brokers engaged in the trade are reporte to have failed, with liabilities of about 45,000, each londay Evening. better feeling in tolerably fair busi. ng articles of con ring. To-day, the bites, the Market The Europa arrived here this morning, from Boston, with dates to the 4th inst. The commercial advises are, on the whole, rather more satistacto7;. Cotton was firmer on the basis of 143 to 13e per lb for Middling at New York. At New Orleans, however, Middling was quoted as low as 91e ; at Mobile, 'Oil; and at Augusta, Ga., 12c. The Money Market was quiet, but was slowly imp' ov ing. The Bank Returns were favourable. The following extract from a private letter, received by a mercantile firm in this town, and dated New York, November 2, would go to that no more gold will be sent out of this country to America, for its importation by the New York merchants does not pay. The extract is as follows : Few of those who imported sovereigns Der Persia, obtuined the full value of them ; 4 dels 81c being the rate at whie . i they are receivAle for duties at the Custom House. bought 1,900, which were sold for him at 4d, 1= 84e to the Bulk rf Commzic2. bought 6,000, and thought himself lucky in stlling at 4 dcls 83c. Some of the banks refused to give more "hag 4 dol3 81c. Our sale w conditional up:n the sovereigns bearing the Victoria stamp, and being up to full weight. Though re eivable at the Custom House at 4 dole 84e, when of full weight, sovereigns are not legal tender in payments of debts between man and man, or otherwise than for Custom House duties. American c inage is the only legal tender between man and man. Owing chi fly to this gold p r &lila and Persia, there has been a very marked improvement in the demand and price for sterling bills ; and this has given more activity in produc.. Ths top price to-day for 80 days' first-class bankers sterling has been 108, and bills of lading and other produce drafts, have sold at 102 to 105. Wi.en sovereigns are sent here, and sold at 4 dols 84,', and the proceeds sent back in sterling bills, at 60 days' sight, and no bank SHIPPING- INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL. NOVEMBER 17. Him TVA:run—Morn. 11 41—Even. 11 57—Height, 16 ft. 1 In. ARRIVED. Nov. 16. Hiclalesex ...... New York • Magdalene Johanna ..StoekholinlAugusta • ...... ....Gallipoli Europa (s.) .. SAILPD, Nov. 15. 'British Queen (f.s ).. ......liavre Araxes (s.s.) ...Alexandria Dorchester .... •• . • • • .... Bambay Penningha al . . Gibraltar! Ka'e .. ••• • ...Santander Decima . .... Old Calabar Vanguard • . Calcutta Nov. 16. Daphne Stalwart . PhiladelphiatMarianne..............Baltimore CLEARED OUTWARDS. iyller .... .• .. Leghorn Hore (q.s.) .... Benny, &t :Tama 800th..... Melbourne Kato Prince Auguste .. ................ Ghent Esperanganza ........ Van Cruz Nov. 14. ENTERED FOR LOADING. Nov. 14 Boadicea .......... New Orleans Pigeon .......... • ..... Antwerp Digby .. New Orleans A. R. niche ...... ..... Batavia in .netrie ............ .... Ostend Ferozepore America (s.) ..... .. Boston, &c Duchess of Sutherland ....Sydney Teia.... ...... .... Constantinople Panuco ........... ..... Tampico Milan (s.s.) ...... ...... ..Genoa Giammatleo.... ....... ....Meet° Harmony Gibraltar Po •itlro . • ..........Verniee Elizabeth .. . ...... New Calabar Beneficato.. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16 The Gidsy Bride, irom Calcutta, in Cocking this forenoon in Prince's Dock, groundel Inside the sill, bat wa3 h►uled off withont apparent damage. The Eliza Jane and B. K. Melanie were driven ashore at Farmosa in a typhoon, but got off' without much damage, Sept. 4. Sat-llite, Ames, from Akyab to Falmouth, put into Calcutta, after a gale; cargo destroyed ; muck damaged. Sept. 29. Star of the West, from Aspinwall at New York, with 1,400,003 dols. In specie from California. Halifax, Nov. s.—k brig or tarque, apparently new copper fastened, loaded with deals, came on shore at New Harbour, near Country Harbour, Oct. 29 , stern too much under water for name to be made out. Quebec, Oct. 31.—The Warbtart-n, which put back here leaky, had been ashore on the Manigorigan Shoals. The following casualties occurred, during an easterly gale, from ect. 26'h to 30th : Henry Percher, Gibb , , hence to Grangemouth, dragged her anchors and went aground below the town, but is expected off without material damage. ♦cadia. Thomas, parted her moorings, and drove foul of the Lady Seymour, damaging the deck house and quarter of the latter. T.verton, Hughes, lost her jibboom. No other damage reported. The Alhambra, S.ewart, was totally wrecked at Madras, Oct 13. VESSEL'S REPORTS. Report by ths Europa (11.31.5.). Captain Leitch, arrived here from Boston; saile,i Nov. 4th, and Halifax, sth. She has 6,500 dollars in specie. On the 15th Nov., off the Old Head of Kinsale, signalled a vasse' (supposed California); also, off Minehead, the Benaras, from Liver pool to Calcutta. FOREIGN PORTS. Lechardt, Mary Cannon, Fort George, and mathea—all hence at Cal( utta. Henrietta and Rebecca, Pedlar, Nicolina, and Mina—all hence at Et Thomas. Norval Scott, Newfound!and et Matanzas. Fraternidad, hence at Matanzas. Prudencia, and Latonere—both hence at Havannah. Lockett, Tspham, left Worsung for Hong Hong, Sept. 11. Gem, lienca at rianta Martha. Ursula, White, from the Mauritius at. Land's End. Courier de Antilles, hence at Port an Prince. Philosopher, R , as, hence at Calcutta, after being aground in the Hoocreley, but wit :out injury. The Corneteror, ;rum Hong Kong at Foa-shoo-fro, dismasted, and with flamago. The Whampoa, from Formosa, at Foo-choo-foo; :with six feet wator in her hold. Agra ilakker, Fox, put back to Calcutta, leaky, Oct. 9. Cam' ridge, Chase; Australia. Dewar; and Neptune, Peabody— all henc:,' at Nev York. Agnes, Jones. hence at Boston. City of B ,itimore (s.s ), Leitch, hence at New York, Nov. 4. Dealia, Chaplin, Howard; Stranger, Brown; and Potomac, Reid— all hence. at New Orleans. Canada (R.M.S.), hence at Halifax, Nov. 4. Ben Nevi;, Herron, hence at Melbourne. Arago (U.S.M.S.), from Havre at New York. Nov. 3. Europa (5.5.,) hence at Cadiz. Naz ntetto, hence at Riga. Galatea, sailed from Porto Rico for Falmouth, Oct. 28. John Martin, sailed from Savaniila for Liverpool, Oct. 9. R B. Porter, hence at Halifax. Secundina, sailed from Cardenas for Liverpool, Oct. 18. Riverdee, Richard; and Ottawa, Crawford—both from Clyde, at Quebec. Rankin, from London, at Quebec. Bramley-Moors t om Boston, at St, John N.B. Aurora, Hobbs ; hence at P.E. Island. Consul Mortimer, hence at Havannah. Clutha, Sept. 14:h; Jchn O'Gaunt, and Patriot Queen, 20th ; and Sarah Palmer, 30th—all sailed from Saugor for tiverpool. Arden: raig, Sept. 28th; and Chowringee, Oct. 4th—all soiled from Saugor fen fondon. Fort William, Sept. 27th; Carnatle, 25th; Empress Eugenie, 25th; and Blue Rock, Oct. tith—all sailed 'rom Saug ‘r for Mauritius. Helen Wallace salad from *augur for Rangoon, gept. 27. Cherokee sailed from saugor for London, Sept. 25. Clasmerden sailed from Sangor f ,r China, Oct. 3. Gertrude sailed from Saugor for aladr.is, Oct. 1. Cabana) sailed from Saugor for London, Sept. 28. BIRTHS. On the 13th inst., at Manchester, Mrs. Edward Redfern, of a son. On the 16th inst., Mrs. C. H. Clayton, of a daughter. MARRIAGE. On the 16th hest , at St. Nicholas's Church, by t'e Rev. Mr. Amos, Mr. William Arthur Raven Go!denstedt. of Bremen, to Miss Har riett A. hoarse. eldest daughter of Mr. Robert Nears°. of the Atlantic Hotel, Liverpool. DEATHS. On the sth first., of searletins, :aged 14 months, Frederic, fifth son : also, on the 7th inst , ax“.l r, years, Helena, fourth daughter of Thomas Atkinson JacL son, of Kena&n;ton•street, Kensington. Ikr" Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when seat to our Office duly authenticated, NOTICE. ELECTRO-PLATE Goons.—The e are few branches of art that more perfection has b e i attained in than in this prirliou of our manufacture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, goblets, and other table articles of the sort, may be nen at Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23, South John-street, who, to his other branches of busi:css, has added a department for the sale o' these artic:es, having been appointed agent to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as go d as silver), and the pica, consi 'ering all these moth rate to a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern Tea Spcons Desert Do. .. . ........ :...... ....... 243. ~ Dessert Forks . ~ • •• • 18s. Table Do. .... bout Carriage free to any part Qf (Nutry. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Tecgi aph. TATTERSALL'S.—YESTERDAY. LATE 61' BETTING. SHREWSBURY HANDICAP. 7 . 1 agst Giles (taken) 7 .. 1 Hobgoblin (taken) 100 ... S Shitah (taken) Arrived.—Vandal, Qaecn of the East, Pantomime, Peto, Llverna, Victoria, Breeze, St. Giles, Little Cob, Englemere, Florence (la!e Agra), Lady nelson, CLaeen Olianda, Princess Royal, Mr. Conningb a ra' s f by Jericho—Dividend, br to Laird Duff, Special License, Toni Moody, and Willie Wight. THE DEBBY. 14 to 1 agst Clydesdale (taken) .. 1 .. Do. Do. 25 .. 1 . , Vandyke (taken) 30 .. 1 Happy Land (taken) 50 .. 1 .. Prince of Denmark (taken) 50 .. 1 Dumfries and Excelsior, coupled, (taken) Exclusively for CLOTHING. BOYS from Six to Twenty Years LEWIS & COMPANY, Ranelagh-street. THE INDIAN HE/WM—The metropolitan journals devote considerable space to the praise of the heroic conduct of the British troops in India. The Times sap, that the country, as we all feel, repaired its renown, which was for a while wounded by the episode of the Crimea. We have now shown the world that we have Generals who can command, as well as soldiers who can go baldly to danger and to victory. The men who became notorious two or three years since may now be consigned to a contemptuous oblivion. In the triumph of new achievements, the country has forzotten the disasters that are past. Tne Daily News has seen many letters from the seat of war which are not likely to he published at present—they are those written on the eve of hathle at the moment when our breaching batteries were first opened on the walls of Delhi, letters which contain no narrative, but are simply and outpouring of the affections. A perusal of these letters, says The Daily News, have deeply impressed us with the devoted family afrecion, the manly purity of mind, and the earnest unostentatious religious feeling which they show to be the characteristics of the English officers at p:e3ent serving in India. EXTRAORDINARY SCENE IN A CIITIRCII.—On All Saints' Day a most extraordinary circumstance took place in Rhos y-medre church, Rhuabon. It was known in the neigh bourhood that the Rev. R. W. Morgan, of Tregynnon, bad come to Plas Madoc on the 28th ulto. On Sunday, Mr. Morgan was the guest of :the Rev. John Edwards, M.A , incumbent of Rhos-y-medre, and, in company with his family, attended public service is the parish church. It was sacrament Sunday, and the congregation more numerous than usual. The rubric of the church requires that when a clergyman communicates the consecrated elements should be delivered to him before the other commuticante. On the Rev. Mr. Morgan presenting himself and kneeling at the table, the consecrated bread was duly administered to him by the incumbent, the Rev. J. Edwards. The administration of the cup representing the blood of the Saviour should have followed, but to the inexpressible amazemement of the congregation, it was withheld and refused Mr. Morgan by the assistant minister, the Rev. D. R. Davies, the stipendary curate of the district. Mr. Morgan continued to kneel for several minutes at the altar, then rose, and, without speaking a word, retired to the incumbent's pew. The pain and distress of the congrega tion at this scene may be batter conceived than described. On Mr. Davies being requested by the vicar, in the vestry, in the presence of Mr. Morgan, to assign his reasons for thus publicly excommunicating a clergyman of the Church of England from its communion, he replied, Because I do not think Mr. Morgan is in charity with all his neighbours." The Rev. D. R. Davies is an extreme Puseyite, holding very high doctrines on priestly authority earl the powers of the Church. On a recent occasion he declined 'o be present at a festive treat given by a gentleman of 'ale pooperty in the neighbour hood to the children of the various schools, alleging, " that he could not sanction with his presence any communication between the children of the Church and the children of Dissenters, heretics, and schismatics, who were out of the pale of salvation."—Caanareon Herald. Aa ATLAS GRATIS WITH THE "DISPATCH."—On and after Sunday, October 4th, 1857, each copy of the Dispatch will he accompanied with a map, a chart, or the plan of a principal town, so as o furnish to each subscriber, gratis, the most comprehensive, complete and generally useful Atlas hitherto published in Great Britain. '1 he size of the engravings wit be that of one page of the newspaper, six maps and two plans, in each year, will be of double the size-17 inches by 25. The ordinary maps will b 3 corree ly tinted, the charts will be properly relieved in blue, and the plans will be printed in a rich colour. The double maps will be the object of great attention in ihe desire to make them beautiful specimens of map colouring. It is hoped, in the course of no nnreas mably pro tracted time, that the Dispatch Atlas will contain more names and positions of places than any other English publication of the kind. he counties will be given separately, and where they are large and populous, ash, the case of Lancaohire, each divisio n o f the coun • y will occupy a page; again, the States of Italy will be the sub ject of ail( distinct maps. The names of the draughtsmen and engravers will be the best guarantee for perfect accuracy. The maps will be as ful las clearness andreference will allow. Corrections and discoveries will be given from the 'oast author ties. The engravings will be in the highest style of art, many thousands of pounds being devoted to their cost, and they will be taken from original drawings expressly prepared for the series. Directors of mechanics' institutes, the conductors of all educational establish ments, the proprietors of hotels, reading rooms, and coff. e houses, wilt, in possessing tie Dispat h Atlas, be. supplied w,th a daily want. The money value of the completed work may be best ascertained by inquiring the selling price of any large and trustworthy collection of maps. The Dispatch Aces will be forwarded with the numbers of the paper at the usual price, 5d per copy, or 6d stamped. on the first issue some nuts will be given for preserving, indexing, and binding the Atlas. Orders recei ed by every news agent and bookseller in the kingdom, and at the Dispatch office, 139, -street Friday even ug editi on may be received in the moat distant parts of Fleet -street. The the kingdom on Saturday morning. BOYS ° CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE, at LEWIS anp COMPANY'S, Itartalagh *Qat, [um err fat a ateo. THIS D Tuts DAT, the 17th instant, at Half-past One o Commerci.il Sale-room, Temple-court , eve ); 219 Boxes American CHEESE, grO ex Kangroo, frcm New York.—Ap p ly t o A. Taylor n s, - chants, or to GE O. BADENACH Qthi Tars DAY, the 17th instant, at Twelve o'clocl C F 10') Tons Fine Thin Oblong} Brokers' Office. 16, Exchange-building e t 45 Tans Fine Round lately landed.—Apply to J. H. 'RAYNER American (7_ 1 :C ... 1 .0 1'1 "jty To-monaow, the 18th instant, at the Brokers' offi 20, Exchange buildings, , 350 Tierces and Barr e l s AMERICAN LARD, Y For further particulars apply to 13f° BIGLAND SONS, and JEFFR E On account of whom it may concern. , 0 010 To-mon , ,ow, the 18th instant, at the Brokers 90 Bags Greasy Oporto Fleece WOOL, 1 ,,t0 ex Braganza, from Oporto.—For further particulars ap?0613.9" JOHN GREAME, Wool Broker. 13, North tAO To-swallow, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'cl °cl'. Brokers' Office, 16, Exchan.e-bnildingit 100 Casks Fine Cochin COCOA Nur ° CO, lately landed. —Apply t o J. H. & 39. Dale-street.„, wno reetrn: office. On account of whom it may coaar's To monnow, the 18th instant , at the m"" ~. 1 gord 20 Bales Scoured S'FAz, , from " t r . damned by sea water, ex Florence Plightingal! woo l gy Apply to JOHN L. BO' _ . ----- -- locg To-moazuw, 18th instant,ant, at Eleven - Commercial Saleroom. 50 CAMILLA TWE _ '„' iv to , v ol , ust arrived ex Brag anza ( s.s. ) , f rom O por to.—AP"cos, OF,O. BADENSCU and TO-15101010W, the 18th instant, attEleven o'clac Commercial Saleroom, 670 Boxes Port ORANGES, 210 Do. Do. ONI,NS ' ex Braganza ( 0.). 0 i Strings *) Bags Port CHE D S I N . UT S, Barrels American APPLES, ex Europ - , E e Ite. .10 Bags Bilboa CHESNUTS , ex Rita (5.,.."405. P.° GEORGE B aDNAcI 4 li On account of whom it may concerll%,„ At , To-mointow, 'the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clo‘- ego II Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildiar.o, kr, 90 Casks Cameroons PALM OIL, al l f ,. 3 . 1 , 1 C. saved from the wreck of the Agnes.—Apply to 8 16 ' 52 '''c0. , " , Sons, Merchants ; or to J. H. RAYNER, Apply to ti U R SD A 01 lc, $t On THURSDAY, the 19th instmt, at One o ' °° 00' 13, Exchange-bui'dincs, gro - . 200 Bales SURAT COTTON. CO" j .ttl' w T. &H. LITTLEDALE WllO L,E; , E dorniOP E the N 1 °l tti„ SHOA lirtishini l'° R'r 0] 'ng li l t L A DA S ti Perior Best ....:" 32' DALE., kZI,4°RY, itleto,,B. Eli B 4 4 1 , 0 11 1 1 connect 4 111 )Iv A joilsinTs DI N B Isill S, TI Goo swl e rn i r c NANO poi AJ I W E 401 % 4ttli thi n equal in 43 entire Mme Zvi 1 , 1 4 No AN 26, RA 4,g \,:ilmlth, N w EC( N tint s% Wool Wool l'ut a Wool 14Wo ol , ( 6 W 4 the 'ltl l4 4tiehe t trA ioc s e p:ard e (1111 &it N 0• to °lvt,s L l kikj:lentlen 14 4 4 ir4 a ße e Z t al 4411 11 11 1N] , PA k k digloaP.ro 111111,4 t Otits pnra tlt D „ l et Og an , ZOIM °l .le b th' 410 1 : I' i rtire L l / 4 0N e T i ria' NV4t.Dlegt:l commission incurred, if we reckon the interest at 6 per cent. per annum, the bills must be remitted at 103 i, to give this interest, and " a new shilling for an old one." As I presume the Canada (24th Oct.) will bring the last of the gold we shall get, it seems likely that as coon as her gold has arrived, and been disposed of, we shall find sterling bills again declining, because the present increased facility of sale of sterling here will be apt t o g i ve us a cons i dera b le increase of bill s from the sou'h, when there is no more Engliih geld to stimulate the demand here. New Orleans will soon be abundantly supplied with gold, as it is the great point of attraction, and there is no outlet f or it unless through Mobile, New Orleans and Mobile being the only two places in the United States where the banks redeem in specie. Gold is going, all the time, to New Orleans from Havannah ; and, no doubt, much silver from Mexico will pour into New Orleans, which the Mint will buy from the receivers, paying out gold or silver coin in exchange. Each steamer from New York to New Orleans, calling at Havannab, lands at New Orleans 500,000 dole. or more. The Granada left to-day for New Orleans with 450,000 dole. Gold has also gone hence to that city by the inland route per Adam; Express. It will also be going down the river to New Orleans all the time, so long as the Western Banks remain suspended. It also fLws to New York from all parts of the interior, i. e., from all places where New York Funds were at a premium. The weekly state of our banks in this city, published in this evening's pipers, shows 2,470,000 dols. increase of specie last week. This is a very large gain, and greater than was expected. There is no good i eason why the banks of this city should not instantly resume specie payment, except the want of common seise among their managers. The amount of gold shipped on board the Essex, which sailed from Melbourne for London on the sth of September is as much as 105,255 ounces, or about 421,0001. The Seringapatam had also sailed for Liverpool, with 12,180 ounces, worth 48,7001. The bulk of the 206,0001 in gold brought from Melbourne by the Avon, according to present ap pearances, will go into the Bank. The ship Great Britain sailed from Sydney for London on the 3rd of September, with 5,7001. in gold. Messrs. N.M. Rothschild and Sons advertise the half-yearly dividend on the Brazilian Five per Cent. Loan of 1843 (Empire fund), and the Brazillian Four-aLd-a-Half per Cent, Loan of 1852. LIVERPOOL COTTON lIIARKET.—Nov. 16. The cotton market continues moderately active, and with less offering, prices tend upwards. The sales_ including SO Bahias 7d, 100 r. gyptians aid to 101 d, 1,300 Surats 411 to 6J—are reported 5,000 bales, of which 1,000 are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET—Nov. 16. Swan.—There has been a good demand, and an extensive business done: comprising 500 hhds. Antigua at 409, 20 hhds. Barbadoes at 445, 220 hhds. Surinam at 370, 80 bags grainy Demerara at 495, 120 bags Bena res at 493, 300 hhds. indirect Cuba at 36s to 38s ex quay, 8,750 bag.; Perusing in bond at 20s to 21s, and 320 brls. Maceo at 21s per cwt. MonAssEs.—We have also to report 320 puncheons Barbadoes at 15s 6d per cwt. Rum.-75 puncheons, chiefly Demerara, at about pre vious rives. COFFEE . —A small parcel' of Rio has brought 453 per cwt. RlCE.—Nothing has occurred. SALTraTaB —lsi bags have been taken at 423 per cwt. for 8 per cent. fraction. Loowoon —At auction, 100 tons St. Domingo went off at £3 I7s 6d per ton. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov. Per atone, 201ba. Per gOls. a. d. . v q. d. a. d. Potatoes, Seedlings 311 to Hay, 01d...... ... 0 7 to 0 81 Ditto, Kemps 4 4 tc. Ditto, maw.. ... 0 51 to 07S Ditto, Whiteroelo. 3 3 to Ditto, closer .... 0 6 to 0 7 Ditto, Baishaws 3 oto Green Clover .... 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, B. Farmers 0 0 to Grass • 00to 0 0 Ditto, cattle OO to Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 3 Per ton, Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 2/ to 0 2i Carrots Oats, in strap ... .oUto 0 0 Mangle wurtel Manure 4 6 to 6 6 LIVERPOOL CATTLE MARKET.—Nov. 16. We have no change to note in the price of either beef or mutton to-day, The supply was nearly the same as last week, and the sale slow, with rather less left unsold than of late. Numbers at market-2,550 beasts and 6,970 sheep. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Noy. 16 The only pub:ic sale advertised for to-morrow is one of 700 bags Mauritius sugar. The sugar market has decidedly improved, and sales to some extent have been made by private contract since Friday, at fully Is advance. COFFEE . Holders are asking higher prices. TEA : This article has advanced id to Id. Common congou sold on Saturday at 12Id ; short prompt, 1211, usual terms, and there does not appear now to be sellers at these prices. Most other articles hlve an upward tendency, and confidence is fast returning. LoNuaN TALLOW MARKET—Nov 16. The market is 'quiet. Annexed are the quotations : Town tallow, sls 6J nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. on the spo►, 50s ; all the year, 593 31 to 6d ; December, 49s 9d to 61 ; January and March, 50s 6d sellers. PARTIOULARi OF TALLOW. 1856. i 1857. Stock on Land this day.... Casks.. Delivery last week Do. from lit June... 13,010 35,797 2,936 2,421 62,41 g 48,950 5,049 14,12 i 58,4!,9 71,635 57s 3d 503 Od ,583 9d 54s 31 Arrival last week . . Do.from Ist June 34,484 Price Y.C. per cwt. this day 72s 6d Do. Town last Friday. 74s 6d Arrival for the week ending 24th of November last year,4,743 casks, a. 4. 4 2 4 8 ;3 5 3 2 0 0 0 0 and delivery, 2,428 from Rue3la. Total casks. The arri I, 14,126 casks. ival last week comprised LONDON MINING MARKET.--Nov. 16. Bnsiness in home mining stocks to-day exhibits no diminution of dulness. In the Stock Exchange no trans actions are officially reported. Difficulty is still expe rienced, in miny cases, in effecting sales. In foreign mining shares the transactions have been more numerous. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at 11a; Cobre Copper at 39, being still rather flat ; General Mining Association (Nova Scotia) at 15; and United Mexican at 31. Annexed is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange on Saturday :—Alfred Consols, 16, 161, 17 ; East Alfred, : Lady Bertha, 18s, 18s 6d, 19s. 19s 6d ; Pendeen, 2f, i; Sortridge Consols, £2 is 3d; Virtuous Lady and Bedford,lss, .17s 6d, 203; West Grenville, 5s 6cl, 6s 6d, 5s 6d, 6s ; Wheal Edward, 7,7; Wheal -Mary Ann, 49, 50; Wheal Trelawney, 23i, 241, The half yearly meeting of the General Mining Company of Ireland is coiled for the 7th December. A general meeting of the West Par Consols Copper and Tin Mining Company is called for the 24th inst. LONDON CATTLE MARKET.— Nov 16. There are few more beasts than on Monday last. The weather being favourable there is a demand for them at about that day's prices. The supply of sheep is short, but trade is dull ; however, prices are not much lower. A considerable reduction in the prices of skins and tallow cnuses a depression. Good calves are rather dearer. From Germany and Holland there are 1,340 beasts, 2,440 sheep, and 644 calves. Northern and Midland Counties, 2.700 beasts; Ireland, 600 beasts, and 200 sheep. Per stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d. Per stone of Bibs. s. d. s. d Best Scots, Herefords 4 8 4 10 Best Dns & Hf-bred .. 0 0 0 0 Best Short-horns 4 6 4 8 Best Long-w0015].... 5 0 5 2 Second quality beasts 3 8 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Calves 4 4 5 2 Ewes and 2nd quality 4 4 4 6 Pigs Best Dns & Hf-breds 5 4 5 6 Lambs 0 0 0 0 Beasts at market, 5,246; sheep and lambs, 20,510; calves, 620; pigs, 407. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—Nov. 16. There is a little better demand for fine hops at late prices. LONDON CORN MARKET.—Nov. 16. The quantity of English wheat on sale from Essex and Kent, although not large could not be disposed of, although freely offered a t a re d uct i on of about 3s to 4s per quarter upon last Monday's quotations. For foreign wheat a slow sale was experienced at 3s decline. The top price of town made flour was reduced 3s per sack ; country flour Is to 2s lower. Norfolks offered at 35s to 363 per sack. Barley dull, and 2s to 3s lower. Oats gave way 6d to is per quarter, beans is quarter, and white peas next to unsaleable, grey peas mAintained their value. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FR I ONI NOV. 9 TO NOV. 14. lour. Coastwise. Wheat. qrs. 2750 Barley. qrs. 3933 Beans Peas- Fl qrs. qrs. brls. 390 354 .... English Scotch Irish Foreign •••. 50 239 - .. 27 1301 10229 .... 638 9 180 , 1 44281 535' E. C. Rail . Gt. N. Rail. 742 I r 763 593 187 10:.4 108 195 1 19 191 ~ Exported 11650 '2855 cwts. 604 CORK BIT ITER MARKET.—Nov 16. There were over 900 kegs and firkins at market to-d ay, which found buyers at the following prices :—Firsts, 1103 ; Seconds, 1003 ; Thirds, 92s ; and Fourths, 86s per cwt. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET —Nov. 16. The market is quiet. at the annexed quotations :—Mixed Nos., 53s to Ws 6d; No. 1,53 s to 54s ; No. 3, 483 6d to 49s 6d per ton. LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES. CAPTAIN BOURNE, Vice-President of North Dispensary. Mr. CHARLES BOOTH, Vice-President of South Dispensary. Mr. FRANCIS MILL, Treasurer. Mr. J. W. WlLLtems, Secretary OFFICE-21, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET. Number of Patients during the past week. NORTH SOUTH. TOTAL. 181 I 453 New Cases Received Advice and Medi eine at the Institution New Cases Visited at filth' own houses ) and supplied with Medicine 61 1 147 Tux UNEMPLOYED.—It is said that there are at present 1,000 men out of employment in Paisley-900 of these are weavers. 150 of the unemployed handloom weavers of Glasgow received relief last week from the Lord Provost and magist. ates, as they were in desitute circumstances; and the relief :s to be continued. EDWARD CHANSON, TIIEKENTriSH GIANT.—This remark able man is one of those prodigies of the human species in the creation of which nature sometimes indulges. When she deviates from her ordinary course, and goes out of her way to produce phenomena, she generally brirgs forth hideous deformities. In the instance, how. ever, of the Kentish Giant, notwittstanding his immense height, he is unquestionab'y, upon the whole, a well-made man, having been pronounced to be so by eminent medical authorities. The following are particulars of his dimensions —Elward Cranson's height is seven feet six inches ; weight, twenty-five atone ; age, under twenty-one years. When standing flat on his feet, he can reach perpen dicular ten feet six inches. He i 3 supposed to be the laigest boned man in Europe; he is 10 inches round in the wrist; his length of foot is 14 inches, and he is round the ancle 11 inches; the length of his middle finger is full 8 inches, and the circumference of his little finger three inches. It is stated that ho was between 1 l and 12 years of age before he began to grow to his present extra ordinary stature. He is a native of Woolwich, and in his boyhood was /employed in the rope works of Messrs. Enderby and Co., 'of Greenwich, where his father now follows the same occupation. Both his parents are bolow the middle stature. In his disposition he is gentle, and pleasing in his manners , and he also p ossesses consi lerable n tell igen ce.—Sentish ercury. Apply to --- ---- o'c'" On THURSDAY next, the 19th at O. instant 0 t i • , , _,,,, Commercial Saleroom, Temp!e-eu"" 193 Boxes or. 0 r. 0 877 i Do. 1 Layer M usca t e l RAISINS, a% 1223 Do. ,et , .55 Do. Jordan ALMONDS, 5. - Apply to C. S. Middleton and Son, or to tl3 io THOMAS PARRY, Broker, 15,14'r t P n - r e 1 0 0" On TurasnAy next, the 19th instant, at One ,rt, C3rnmerclal Sale-room, Temple c°, r t. 5) Cases of Fine CUitRANTS , ex prank' 4P ' 89 Bags Black RAISINS , es B ion. . 5 Ole' 495 Rosesof Layer M uscate l RAISINS, Os' A rc , I 20 }Drums of Sultana DITTO, 0 20 3 01 .• Boxes Jordon ALMONDS, ex Ebro. " 100 Roves Old Valencia RAIBINS. 100 Frails Malagar F GS. I , 5 Barrels Old PRUNES. 1 , 0 Baskets D r i e d APPLE 3. 50 Cases Naples MACC S.RONI. North l'.° .streB Apply to TEIOMAS PARRY, Broker, 15, t tie ^la g, On I ainsy nex, the 20th instant, at 011 e 0 ,,,g, .„ Cotton Sale Room, Exchange Ba il e“:91 .111 ,01 0 ,,V; Al out 500 Bales of Common merican v — ollY,ol l. 7 For particulars apply to DUCK WORTH Brokers, 17. V.Xe- 11 t 126 ~ c loc On FRIDAY next, thz 20th instant, at Twelv e ogs, Brot,ers' Office, 16, ExchangAg„ ,e o , D 25 Tuns fine American sPER'' -- P . 0 r d. 13 Casks Whale ail FOOTS, d CO" ci I'. vg ailo o '4 lately landed.—Apply to J. E. RAYN— s tn oti 1 t ,of• On FRIDAY next the 20th instant, at twelve o'cLo e ptfe e o illt Quay, East Side Brunswick Dock , between n` ,„oits ii wick-street, , j 6 rt 125 Lops White PINE TIMBER, avera.W. 15# '' 2 77 ~ BIRCH ~ 14 0, A O ~ 49 „ SPRUCE ” gt J°"' f dr" ,4 now landing, ex Reformer, from ' to. Orl i Apply to Messrs. LAmvcirr and Iforr, Meroll a° 569 t °ll 465 Pieces White PINE TIMBF R, containing SC °. 19 inches calliper. tOn 17 inches calliper. g 1 316 Pieces BIRCII TIMBER. contairing 300 pm, 10. new landing ex Clifton Belle, from St. ... Apply to Messrs. LAMPOLT and HoLT MerchEt!l, 'Lgs. d er , To the above will be added other Wu -- or For Lotting and particul ars ap ply to EDWARD eHAL ON ER, Wood Brolce,lpapoai. No, 6, East Side Queen's i ock , l''_ NEXT WEEK On TUESDAY, the 25th instant, at Twely Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, r tI VS efr About 8,8 0 0 Cow F IOUNS• cO4 BROWNE, SUN TEf.,- Apply to SEX TANTS, 3TATIII‘ R. CAMERON, -410 MAO 4 • Ea H A D R O R N A O N I T I E s T , WATCH AND CHRoNONIXTER 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREELZ4 41"01' CHARTS, BLe• ETRESLE°SICCOS;.ELSE: SAll° - , t 1 CHAPPED HANDS AND ROVlltre ot r : 0 00, 0 on ihe winter s...asen, U9B To prevent and cure these disagreel Ta bOgeo t Ni t ; ta h li m ps s camphor ball and all such noxious colnP ° f cis ' I Vet 1 11° ,e. ; 11 ‘1 Also Coug h grease, consequently can be applied land t ll- being , a tiisifr A ce Otto of Poses, makes it an indi3Fensa ble s ° p_ro,P rie t in boxes at is lid by all chemists, and b n Y 6 1 8 0 01- s ' -e J. WILL ,te*te Lozenges. (:ateßta ":111°Ilnde'st ,ftsoori.ol. ted: 0 1 - o aro CLOTh. ---1 r e$ t f 0 $1:0 ; Printed a d p b.; ----- - -------------- - ~" f , i.-- Niirt..chiioo - 2 j,;,till:::::::eedt. bLyiveCrlo-10AoRLLES .."'" . OP" in , „, at. his Gien3ral Printing and Stationer, y oouth , TUESDAY, NOVEDIBEB 1 7, 1894. At LEWIS & _ OMPAL"JY'S, Ranalx - - SLI c .ED from the Ages of FRIDAY ... 15 .. 22 .. 29 Apr. 5 i May_ 31 !Aug. 21 .. 30 I Sept i ( 3 , .. 20 27 Oct. 4 .. 11 Per Cent. of Cash. 657 608 087 598 591) 576 55 532 540 564 do. do. 3} ao. Co. •• 29 Sep. 5 .. 12 .. 19i Per Cent. of Cash. .. 19 .. 26 Filly 3 .. 10 .. 17 .. 23 .. 31 427 451 424 433 417 378 6 do. do. do. 5 do. 3 do. 31 do. 4 do. .. 17 .. 24 July 1 8 .. 15 .. 22 .. 29 Sep.2 6 9 .. 16 Per Cent. of Calh. 521 551 595 627 630 63i do. do. 3 do. do. .. 17 .. 24 C. pri' 'Mar. 2 2S Oct. 5 .. 12 do. do. do. 3 do. 15 22 .. 29 Apr. 6 so Sept.t .. 13 .. 20 • 26 July 3 .. 10 .. 17 • 24 .. 31 g?. S ep4 .. 11 .. 18 643 643 654 659 662 652 663 677 636 622 639 653 .. Ang.6 .. 13 2.. .. 27 512 486 484 476 476 lily 1 .. 8 .. 15' .. 22 Pep. 2, do. 4i do. 5 do. Per Cent. of Cash. 499 521 494 505 487 . . 30 July ',- .. 14 .. 21 Per Cent. of Cash. 527 518 500 484 457 do, do. do. 4 do. do. 5 do. 5i do. do. 4; do. do. do. do. do, do. do. do. do. do 5 do. 6&7 1