Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-20 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening. An animated tone prevails in our Cotton Market. :To-day - the sales were fully 12,000 bales, of which 6,000 were on speculation, the' l market closing quietly,. but steadily. Since this day . week the demand was of rather a limited character, unti yesterday, when' the unlooked-for reduction of per cent. in the Bank rate of discount caused more activity, and as holders had previousiy insisted upon full rates, they were fully strengthened in their views, and have consequently obtained a partial advance upon the quotations of last Friday for almost all descriptions of American. Brazil continues in fair request. for Pernams and Maran ham extreme rates are obtainable, and Maceios are id per lb. dearer. Egyptian are less freely offered at 1 per lb. advance. Surat has commanded attention, especially the better qualities, which are scarce and rather dearer. Speculators have taken 2,740 American, 390 Bahia, 70 Egyptian, and 180 Surat ; and there are reported for export, 2:760 American, 140 Egyptian, 2,160 Surat, and 40 Bengal. The total sales of the week were 43,200 bales. The Liverpool Share Market to-day has been stead with a fair amount of business going forward. The 'day's transactions were as follows :-Birken head, Lancashire, and Cheshire, 701, 70, 1. ; Blackburn, 81; Eastern Counties, 111 ; East Lan cashire 91 shares, 4 p ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1001; London and North Western,, 1041, 1; do. one-eighth shares, 1 7-16 d ; Manchester, Shef. field. and Lincolnshire, 441, 5,8, , 8 i ; Midland, 831, 84,- 1 ; North British; 10/ ; North Eastern, 231; York Capital Stock, 351; Dovers, 221, 1,1, 1, 9-16, .-g; . 5-16 ; Dutch Rhenish ; 21 d , Grand TrUnk of Canada, 15 3-16; - 1. 3-16;. Liverpool and London Fire . and Life, 81 la: The following were the closing • prices :=Blackburn, 81,. ; Chester and Birkenhead, 701, 701 ; .Caledonian, 371 371 ; Chester . and Holyhead, 181, 181 ; Eastern Coun ties, 11 11-16, 11' 13516 ; East Lancashire, 97, 971 ; Ditto £9 shares, 13-16,4 p ; Great Northern, 241 25 ; Great Western, 641 651 ; Lancashire -and Yorkshire Stock, 101, 1011 ; Do, £9 shares, 1, 1-16 p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 191, 191; London and North Western Stock, 104, 1041; ditto one-eigthth shares, 3-16, 4 d ; Man chesale Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 451. 451 ; Midland Stock, 831, 84; North British, 10i, 101- ; North Staffordshire, 5, d ; North Eastern- Berwiek, 23, 231; York and North Midland, 35k, 351; Leeds Capital Stock, 229, 2.21; South Eastern and Dover, 22 9-16, 22,1 , Scottish North Eastern, 121, 13; Buffalo and Lake Huron,_ 1, 4 d; Ditto New Shares, I, 4 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 21, 2 d ; Great Western of Canada, 23, 231; Ditto New , Shares,ll, la p; Great Luxembourg, 111 111 d Grand Trunk of Canada, 151, 15 3-16. The Weekly Traffic Returns received up to this afternoon were as follows:-Bedale and Levburn 1111; Belfast and Ballymena 1,0661; Birkenhead, Lancashire, -and Cheshire 3,0011; Bristol and Exeter 7,5031; Caledonian 13,4991; Chester and Holyhead 5,7881; Cork and Bandon 2411; Cork, Bleckrock, ar.d Passage 2481; Deeside 3051; Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,2681;--Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1,1421; Dundalk and Enniskillen 4341; Dublin and Drogheda 1.5891; Dublin and Wicklow, and Dublin and Kingston 1,6671; East Anglian 1,0001; Eastern Counties and Eastern Union, 26,2121; East Lancashire 6,8921; Edinburgh and Glasgow and 'South Dunfermline 5,8061; Edinburgh, Perth and Dundee 3,1821; Glasgow and South Western 7,2511; Great North of Scot land 1,232/; Great Northern, 21,2421; Great Southern and Western 6,4651 ; Great Western 34,058/ ; Kendal and Windermere 225/ ; Lancaster and Carlisle 6,4261; Lancashire and Yorkshire 24,4371; Llanelly Railway and Dock 544/.; ...London and Blackwell 1,7031; London, Brighton, and South Coast 15,119/ ; London and North Western 62,612/; London and South Western 19,9321 ; London, Tilbury, and Southend 2,1401 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 10,0161; Manches ter, South Junction, and Altringham 1,2421; Maryport and Carlisle 1,036 ; Midland 29,9381; Midland Great Western 4,1151; Newcastle and Carlisle 3,2341; North British 4,9371; North East ern 36,2141; North Staffordshire Railway and Canal 8,3451; North Western 9491; Oxford, Wor cester, and Wolverhampton '4,2591; St. Helen's Canal aad Railway 1,6341; Shrewsbury and Bir mingham 1,7971; Shrewsbury and Chester 2,9181; Shrewsbury and .Hereford. 1,3501; Scottish Central 2,6271; Scottish North Eastern, late Aberdeen, 3,641; Sateth Devon 3,8311; South Eastern 19,0701; South York and River Dun 2,048/ ; South Wales 7,4071; Taff Vale 5,0421; Ulster 1,5261; Vale of Neath 1,8021; Warrington and Stockport, 2861; Waterford and Kilkenny 3471; Waterford and Limerick 1,1721; West .Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 8,325/; Whitehaven and Furness 4381; Whitehaven Junction 4481; Buffalo and Lake Huron 9921; Dutch Rhenish 3,1001; Eastern of France (late Paris and Strasbourg) 35,9621; Grand Trunk of Canada 8,9811; Great Luxembourg 9601; Great Western of Canada 9,7551; Northern of France 38,1191; Orleans, Bordeaux, and Branches 45,1531; Paris and Lyons 36,6791; Sambre and Meuse 1,394/ ; Western and North Western 35,0091. The reduction of the Bank rate of discount by per cent, has not had much effect upon the Funds. To-day. the demand for Consols was very languid, and the transactions of a most limited character. We do not, however, notice any change in priees. Consols for the Account closed _at 931 to 934; Exchequer Bills at 2 dis. to 3 pm. ;' and the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 93. In the London Share Market to-day, there was very little doing, yet prices were Maintained. The. following were therelosing quotations :-Ambergate, Nottingham and East Junction, s*-, 51; Cale _donian, 754, 751; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 61, 63; Eastern Counties, 111, 111; East Lancashire, 961, 971; Great Northern, 99/, Do. A., 911, 921; Great Western, 641, 65 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1001,, 1011; Leeds. Northern, 45, 46 ; London and , North Western, 1031 104; London and South Western, 1001; Manchester, Sheffield,. and Lincolnshire 454; Midland, 831 84 ; . North British, 43, 44 ; South Eastern *led Dover, 7el ; York, Newcastle and Berwick, 92, 93 ; York and North Midland, 714; Holyheads, 36 37 Great Western of Canada, 231; ditto New, 1,1, ; Grand Trunks, 151 ; Mexicans, 224, 23 ;. Northern of France, 394; Parts and Strasburg, 24 29/ ; Paris and Lyons, 591; Russian, 109, 111 ; Paris and Orleans, 57, 59; Central of France, 241, 254; Sambre and Meuse, 8a ; Namur and Liege, 81; Great Luxembourg, 68, 9 ; Antwerp and Rotterdam, 6;1„ 7 ; Dutch Rhenish, 101 11. After .official hours the following were the prices paid :-Caledonian, 751, 751; Eastern Counties, 111, 111; East Lanca shire, 964 i 97*; Great Northern, 991; Ditto A, 92, 93; Great Western, 641, 641 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1008;. London and North Western, 1041 ; Manchester, neffield, and Lincolnshire, 451; Midland Stock, 83* ; South Eastern and Dover, 751. The Corn Market, though not active, is dearer; stocks are so -much reduced holders show great confidence, but millets and dealers, deterred by the seasonable weather and promising accounts of the crops, buy only for immediate wants. At to-day's market the attendance. was scanty, full prices were insisted on for Wheat and Flour, but buyers' were shy. Indian Corn receded 3d to 6tl per quarter. The Produce Markets threughout the week have been tame. Sugar is in limited request, and prices have declined is per cwt. Today, however, there was rather more firmness. In Rice there is little doing. Coffee keeps very firm. Tea is in active request, and blacks are Id to 1 d dearer within the week. GrecaB are extreme. The following are the latest quotations for Foreign Exchanges :—Amsterdam bhort, 11 17 to to 11 18; Rotterdam three months, 121 to 121 ; Antwerp Do., 25 50 to 25 65 ; Brussels Do., 25 50 to 25 55 ; Hamburg Do., 13 81 to 13 81; Paris Short, 2 5 25 to 25 321; Do. Three Months, 25 67 to 25 721 ; Marseilles Do., 25 70 to 25 75; Frankfort Do., 1101 to 119 a ; Vienna Do., 10 31 ,to 10 34 ; Trieste Do , 10 32 to 10 35 ; Petersburg Do , 36 to 3 7; Madrid Do., 481 to 481. Yesterday was the last day for effecting ship ments of specie by the Pera for the East. The THE NORTHERN TIMES.--LIVERPOOL I SATUR DAY, JUNE 20, 1857. total engaged up to the afternoon was about 1,150,0001, of which about 800,0001 is destined for the Straits and China and the rest for India, principally for Bombay. The proportion in gold is only two or three thousand pounds, the rest. consisting entirely of silver. - The chief feature in this shipment is the extraordinary magnitude Of the amount destined for China. Further sums would have been . despatehed by this opportunity btit for the difficulty of effecting insurances. The specie and bullion ex the steamer La Plata we delivered yesterday. The 120,0001. in gold brought by this vessel will be despatched to the Continent. -The exact amount of specie and bullion taken out by the Sultan to tha Peninsula is 88,0001, all hi gold. The steamer Seine has arrived in the Tham-s from Boulogne, and the Telegraph from Ant werp. The former vessel has brought 58 cases, 'and the latter 10 cases of silver. The total valiv , of the two remittancos is computed at 50,000/. o. 60,0001. *A large meeting of the creditors of M. William Macintosh, warehouseman, of Manchester, took place yesterday. Mr. Parinton, of King-street. submitted a statement of affairs, which showed the following results :—Debts and liabilities, 52,756/-; assets, consisting of stock in trade, book debts, and cash and bills, 27,844/, A composition of 9s 64 iii the pound, payable by instalments at theee, six, and nine months, the last two to be secured, was agreed to by the creditors. An official communication from the Scinde. Railway _Company h.ls been published, detailing the recent correspondence of this company with the East . India Company with reference to the grant of a guaranteed rate of interest on the capital of the Indus Flotilla. The object is the establishment of steam communication on the river Indus, in connexion with the Scinde and - Punjaub Railways: The correspondence has resulted in a notification from the East India•house, that the Scinde Railway Company will be allowed to issue shares representing a capital of 250,0001. for this purpose, "an agreement being entered into between the company and the East India Com pany upon the same terms as those which are included in the railway contract." This, of cOurse, involves a guarantee of 5 per cent. • We believe that an agreement between the direc • 'tors of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway and the Great Northern, which provides for an amicable interchange of traffic between the two companies, was signed on Wednesday. In some quarters it is thought that the Great Northern will thus be enabled to compete with the London and North Western for a considerable portion of the - Manchester traffic. It is alleged that the agreement will come into operation on the Ist of August next. At the adjourned meeting of the North of. Europe Steam Company held yesterday; Sir S. M. Peto in the chair, the report of the commitee, an abstract of which has been published, was, after a long and violent discussion, adopted. The chairman of the committee, Mr. C. Morrison, opened the proceed ings by alluding to the disastrous result of the recent investigation. Although a loss of 136,000/ has been ascertained, it is still thought that with extensive modifications in manage ment and a reduction in the number of directors the trade may be carried on at a profit, a recourse to winding-up being considered undesirable. It is stated that the transport service would have been more profitable had greater economy been exercised, and that the other branches have barely proved remunerative. The continued illness of Captain Andrew has prevented the committee from examin ing him, and consequently they have not been able to arrive at the whole of the explanations affecting his personal responsibility. The report, of the committee having been received, and it having been arranged for the present directors to re tire, Mr. Morrison, Mr. Young, and Mr. Yates, at the special request of the proprietors, agreed to take seats at the board, leaving the other vacan cies to be filled up hereafter. Sir S. M. Peto, at the conclusion of the proceedings, entered into an explanation of the manner in which the direc tors and himself were misled by Captain Andrews ; and, while assuming the chief responsibility, he asserted that the mistake arose from his having entered into .an undertaking the management of which he did not understand. Feeling, however, that in the discharge of their duties they had not been sufficiently cautious, he (Sir S. M. Peto) and his colleagues in the direction would return the fees which had been appropriated to them. A special vote of thanks was passed to the committee, and a vote of thanks was also accorded to Sir 5.117. Peto for his explanation. Following the movement of the Bank of Eng land Directors, yesterday, the various discount establishments, including the National Discount Company, have reduced the allowance for deposits. The terms are now I per cent. lower, viz , 5i f or money on call, and 5 1 _ per cent. when the agree ment is for seven days' notice. If a further reduC. tion takes place it is supposed that several persons who have employed their money in the discount market, instead of investing it in the funds, will withdraw their capital with the view of purchasing securities. The position of _the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.:—" There is no change to report in the market for American Securities. During the past week there has been so little business doing, that with very few exceptions the quotations continue nominal. BANK OP ENGLAND RBIURNS An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for the Week ending June 12, 1857. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Debit. Notes issued . , £24,696,375 £24,696,375 BANKING D: Credit. Government Debt Other securities 3,459,91 Gold Coin and Bullion .. 10,221,375 T0ta1.... £24,696,375 Debit. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits 7,603,966 Other „ 9,441,178 Seven days, and other bills .. 685,761 Credit. Government se curities ..... £10,326.131 Other securities 18,679 198 Notes Gold and silva Coin 5,924',190 687,880 T0ta1.... £35,617,399 Compared with the retui have the following results : Active circulation Decrease I Total f 35,617,399 .n of the previous week. we £18,772 185 17,615 10,909 255 618,606 Rest . Increase 11.676 Seven day and other bills 685,761 Increase Public deposits Increase Other deposits . Decrease Government securities lO 326,131 No change Other securities Decrease Notes unemployed Increase Bullion Increase i 8,679,198 387,542 5,924.193 656 590 WHAT TUE CHANCELL'7II OF THE EXCHEQURR SHOULD DO.—lii6 safest course lies in ntrenchrren , . By rfsolui.ely cutting down the demands of the several government departments to the extent of something betty; en two anti three millions, he may,: if favoured with an abundant harvest, which seems not unlikely, reduce the thre itened deficit to a trifle L-perhaps extingui - 3 . h it. And comparing the Estimates of 1857, the Tear after the war, with t? -, (sc of 1853, the year before the war, it would seem possible to, effect this reduction in the naval and military departments alone. But if this be really u s intention, he manages very carefully to conceal it. The extravagance -of the present gives no very reliable augury of the. economy of the futufe.. We are not abaut't6 - bore. the readir with a repetition of details. Some of these we. put before him last week. All the estimacs of the year, indeed, appear to have been framed upon the supposition that the purse of the ration is full to overflowing, and that the Chancellor of the Exchequer max dip into it ad libitum. Such being the present state of . our national finances, it will certainly :require the sternest decision of purpose, and the fullest tension of nerve, to bring the vessel round in time to pre vent her striking.—Nonconformist. ‘?lolntnerreil - int eit r LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.--JUNE 19. A very quiet tone prevailed in the cotton market at the commence ment of the week, and the dai'y transactions wore limited to imme diate requirements; holders, however, confident in an early improve ment, have been indifferent sellers, and prices hove been very stiff. Yesterday, the announcement of the reduction in the Bank rate to 6 per oent can=ed a slight speculative movement, which has since subside I. Middling Amerman are difficult to buy at the quotatins, and the low r clas , es are decidedly more saleable. Brazil in fair reques at kd per lb advance Egyptian 4,1 per lb dearer. Surat The we kly sal tion. and 5,100 a This week. Import.i Sales are 43 200 bales, o- which 3,350 are on sp3cula s for export. I...ces paid Description. 1 this week• Currt. Prices. I Mid. Fair. Stocks 12073 1 740 6433 4320 183.0 3610 1970 6 7770 d.l Sea Island 8i to 24 ' Upland - 6* to 4, Mobile . 64 ,to 8* New Orleans 54 to 94 Brazil - - 7* to 9*. Egyptian - - to 17 West India - 7 to East India 4 to 6 d. 15 lry 7/ fit 7 13-16 84 7 15-16 81 8 8i 8i 91 8 5 1-16 54 1 518650 4262) 23520 1100 77370 the quotations : —Town Tallow, 55s 91 nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 61s; June, 61s; July to September, 58s ; o,.tober to Decem ber, 575. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—TUNE 19. The seconds from the plantations continue unfavourable. Duty 130,0901. LONDON CORN MARKET.-JUNE 19. The wheat trade in Mark•lane was firm this morning, and Monday's advance was fully supported. Flour was quito as dear, and Norfolks, 46s to 48 per sack. There was a steady sale for barley at former prices. With good supplies cf oats and fair demand, the improvement quoted on • ondty was maintained. Beans and pease firm. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM lITNE 15 TO JUNE 19. Wheat Barley 0at5....... Malt. i Foreign. 12620 67g o . 4 ' 6 26210 English and Scotch i Irish 2610 Flour. -- LONDON AVERAGES Wheat, 41; Itye, 341 Od ; Rear,s, 41s 10 barrels. 63s 6d , 1; Peas 4 180 sacks. ; Barley, 37s 10d ; oats, 25s !, 03 Od. IMP ERIA: 18747 1 43200 Total I 663261 — l Wileat. Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans. 1 Frate, May 9 .. 55s 10d 43a 56 23s 31 41s 5d 41s 5d;39s 94 16 .. 57s 5a 43s 61 /is 9 41s 6d 42s 6dj403 au LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—JuNE 19. 23 .. 578 9423 8d 24s Ild 39s 7d 438 8,1 1 423 3d UGAU A slightly ;improved feeling has prevailed to-day, lout the _ 3s) .. ;178 8d 41s 10d 25s '3d 40s 9,1 44s Sd 42s •Od sales are limited to 65 hhds ani 120 barrets Barbadoes, at 575 6d to June 6 .. .183 9d 41s 13a 262 2d 40s 10d 44s 31 403 51 60s per cwt. 13 .. 603 Od 38s 96 26s 56 36s Od 441 3ii 42s Ild MOLAEI , E 9 AND Rum—Nothing has taken place. ____,„. _____, ...._ 'OFFEE —Toe sales comprise 130 bags Bahia at 54s to 555, and 250 640stig Av. 57s 11d1428 Od 25s -2d 40s . Ou 432 5d 41s 4d bags Rio, at 562 for unwashed, and 603 Der cwt for washed. ICE AND SA TPETRE—There are DO sales to notice. PaAEL SAAR) —75 boxes ,mall have been sold at 20s per cwt JUTE —Of 1,71,0 bales offered by auction, about one-half sold at 422 to 425. . LONDON CATTLE MARKET.--JUNE 19 The supply of beasts is by no means large, bnt the demand has de erea-ed. Trade is very dull at lower rates. '1 he number of sheep and lambs Is larger than for some time past. A great proportion re main unsold. Prices are lower on the average for all descrsptions. From Germany and Holland there are 103 beasts, 1,360 sheep, and 310 calve.‘: Spain, 8 beasts; Norfolk ,nd ouffolk, 600; 80 from the :Northern and Midland, and 130 mil, h cows from Home Counties. Per stone of Blbs. s. d. 8. d. Per stone of 81bs. s. d, s d. Best Scots, Herefords 4 6 4 8 Best Dns & lif-bredSh 4 8 5 o Best Short-horns 4 4 4 6 Best Long-wools 0 0 0 0 Second quality beasts 3 4 4 0 Do. do. Shorn .... 4 6 4 8 Calves 4 0 5 0 Ewes and 2nd quality 0 0 0 0 Pigs _ _ HEMP —lOO ba'es -nnn, of ordinary quality,' are also reported at 412 103 to £l3 per ton. LINSEE , --1,700 bags Bomb p at 655 to 665, and 1,350 . bags Cal cutta at 64s 6d per quarter. REVIET OF THE WEEK, Strus,a.—' he market has been vary dull, and the few sales effected are at a decline of Is per cwt; the business comprises 3 0 hhds 170 bags 11.P. ' 1,350 bas Dates, chiefly to arrive, at 58s, 170 hhds Cuba, on secret terms, and 150 tons use;ayod manilla at 50s per cart, duty paid. MoL sssas are steady in value, a small lot of Barbadoes bringing 30i and a few St. Lucia t 53 6d per cwt from the quay. COFFEE.—There has been a good drmanl both for home consnmp• tion and export, and full rates have been obtained for all descriptions; the sales are 100 brls Jamaica at 704 6d to 710, 10 casks Plantation Ceylon at 71s 6d to 765, a few bags Native at 66 r, 50 bsles Mocha at 765, 260 bags Maracaibo at 63s to Bos, 1,100 bags Rio, ar 46s to 515 for low to fair ordinary unwashed, and 02s for washed, 130 bags Bahia at 465 to 59s per cwt for low to fine ordinary, and a cargo (6,000 bags) St. Domingo, afloat, price not reported. Cocos —6O bags Bahia brought 803," and 30 bags St. Lucia 76s 6d per cwt. PEPPER. -- Mack has been in better demand, and 450 bags sold at 4 15 16d fur M I,bar, and Sid to 5d per lb for Singauore. t'sss is LIGNEA.-60 t owes ara also reported at 132 s 6d I ercwt. • RICE. —The market continues dull, and only a moderate amount of business has been d me, prices being rather in fsvonr of the buyers ; the sake comprise 14,00 bags Bengal, at 9s 6d to 9s 9d for ordinary 011, and 11s to r4s for middling to good new. 1,400 bags Laren at lOs 9d, and 30 tier, as Carolina at 24s 9d per cwt. . 13e'st Uns & Hf-breas 0 0 0 oiLarnbs 5 8 6 6 Bats at market, 1,035; sheep and lambs, 11,100; calves, 620; pigs, 120. LONDON MINING MARKET.-JUNE 19. The market for home mining' stocks remains dull. West Passett shares are he vy, and have been sold at 27e, showing a reductton. Great v. heal Vor are also offered, and are marked 3i and 3j. Greet Wheal Alfred have likewise been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at Z. Cther stoc,,s are inanimate In foreign mining shares there is no now feature whatever. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Ex change:—:"atherine and Jane, 7s 63, 8s 9d, 7s 61, 8s; Cook's Kitchen, ; East Russell, 153,16 s ; Great Alfred, 7*, ; Lady Bertha, 12s 6d, 13s 6d; Wheal Edward, 61; Wheal Margaret, 51. At a meeting of the adventurers in North Wheal Basset, held on the 17th inst., a dividend of lOs per share (3,0001) was declared, leav ing a balance of 7261 in favour of the mine. At a meeling of the adventurers in East Cara Brea mine, held on the 15th inst , the accounts showed a balance of 2081 is Id against the mine. A call of 5s par share was made, payable on tad July.. At a meeting of the adventurers in Wheal Union, held on the 15th inst., the accounts showed a balance of 1,1601 14s against the mine. A call of lOs per share was made, payable on 2nd July. PEARL SAGO has further declined In value, 260 boxes having been sold, hiefly at 21s for medium. Rum is very fiat, anti the small sales made have been rather in the buyers' favour. TEA.— he improvement noticed last week continues, and a large bu.ines. has been transacted, both by the trade and specul..tors. in ne , rly al the descr , ptions of Black, at a further advance of ad to ; there are strong I,nyers of commnn Congou at is hi, but no sel:era under is lid per lb. Greens also are in good request at fall previous rates especially for common carg , Young Ilyson, which meets with a ready sale for exporra'ion. SHELL I AC, LAC DYE, AND INDIGO.--Nothing reported. GAMBIEE.-400 bales have been disposed of, chiefly at 163 for heated. _ _ _ TURMERIC.-250 bag,s Bengal sold at 545 per cwt. SAGO FLona remains dull, and 60e bags sold at the quotations. SALTPETRE.-800 bags. Bombay, 40 per cent refraction, sold at 18s 6d, a'so 800 hags Calcutta at 373 6d fur 10 per cent, up to 40s to 42i 3d for 5i to 5 per ant. • NITRATE OF SODA —About 150 tons soldat 21s 6d to 23i per cwt. Loowoon.—The s les are 60 tons Tobasco at 71 5s to 71 7s 6d, 90 tons St. Domingo at 41 .17s 6d, and 50 tons Jamaica, all faults, at 4/ 125 6d to 4/ 153. FUSTIC —25 tons Tobasco sold at 61 123 6d to 61 159, 45 tons JAnaka at 61 2s 63 to 61 7s 6d, and 60 tors Maracaibo at 51 12s 6d to 51 159. NICARAGUA WOOD.-15 tons solid sold at 201. LIMA WOOD. -50 tons, to arrive, sold at 251 to 231. ED SANDERS WOOD.-20 t, , ns sold at 71 15s. Saran Woon.-30 tons sold at 24 to 211 per ton. . - :lost The sales are 2,500 barrels, principally common, at 4s 4d to Is 6d, 63 6d to 8s for medium, and 15s to 15s 6d per clot for tine quality. TURPENTINE AND TAl:.—Nothing reported. ASHES barrels sold at 43s to 44s 6d per cwt. OIL SEEDS are more in demand. , LINSEED.-1,200 bags. Bombay selling from the quay at 66s to 675, and 41 . 0 tons to arrive at 673. •• If APBS NED.-1,200 bags sold at 62s to 648 per qr. CLOVERSEED.-130 tons American red sold at 5.s to 55s 61 per Cwt. HIDES.—About 2,300 el: y salted Brazil have realised llad to Ilad ner lb. _ _ BRIMSTONE.—The sales are about 550 tons, including 100 tons thirds to arrive, at prices ranging from 71 15s io 9/ per ton, closing at the latter price on the spot, the stock being extremely small. AttooLs.—The sales include 100 boxes Perugia, part damaged, at 51s to 71s, and of other sorts tlra sales are quite of a retail character. TARTAR —5 casks cream are reported, at 100 s for tinged, and 105 s for good, and 5 casks brown, at 77s 6:1 for ordinary, to 82s 6d for Salerno. BERRIES —0 bags Persian yellow sold at 453. SU MAC.-359 bags Pieermo at 11s to 12s 6d.. iftionEu ROors.—Srnall parcels of Turkey at 60s per cwt. OLIvE OM —There has been some demand, the sales being 150 tuns, chiefly Gallipoli. at prices which have not transpired, but general quotations remain unaltered. SEAL OlL.—About 80 tuns new pile are reported at 431 per tun. Con OIL.—A moderate business has been done at about previous rates. • -- • LINSEED Olr, is dull at 40s 3d to 41s. RAPE at 493 to 503 per cwt. SPIRITS of TURPENTINE are in good request, on the spot and to ar ive, at 42s to 43s per cwt. PALM OlL.—There continues a good demand. particularly for Autumn delivery, and at improving prices; the sales this week are 650 tons on the spot at 441 53 to 451, and 1,70:) tons to arrive at 441 lOs to 451 per ton. TALLOW is steady, at 60s to 603 6d for Petersburg Y.C. ; 260 casks Australian sold at 503 6d to 578, ioad a few cases E ist India at 50s per cwt for very low quality: LARD.—There is a better demand, the sales are 250 tons at 62, 6d to 63s 3d per cwt. JUTE has continued in extensive demand, and higher prices have :wain been rea ised, the sales being 14,700 bales, including 5,003 bales to rrive at 231 2s 6d to 271; the market however closes with a q „deter feeling. 11:. RIP. —2OO bales Manilla reported at 371 for fair roping, Cora YARN.-9 tons Bombay at 211 to 231 per ton. BxEF.—At a slight reduction on previous rates, the tran , actions are to a fair average extent; the stock, as compared with the same period in former years, is unusually light, LW; the high rates cause the deal, re to act sparingly. Poxa.—The demand fcr American does not improve, an occasional retail sale is effected, but, generally, Irish and re-packe navy is taken in preference. . • BACON.—The market is dull, and prices have rather a declining tendency; the late reduction, it is understood„ has somewhat improved the Wail demand, but the stock here being in excess, holders are rather pressing. A c)nsiderable parcel of Shoulders is being returned to imerica. LARD.—There is more inquiry, and sales to the extent of 150 tons ore reported for the week. CHEESE. —At auction and by private sale, abAtt 3,000 boxes are reported within the range of the quotations. NN:TJING BALLS BY AUCTION MONDAY, June 22.-120 Bases Cotton. . TuFsnav, June 23.-150 t ags Benzal Rice ; 275 bales Jute; 10.789 Kips; 4425 cl,y sated Ox, Co :v and Buff Hides. WEDNESDAY, June 24-49 casks Australian Tallon ; 3 do. Flag An; atto ; 40 tons Caruwood ; 30 do. Span Wood; 70 co. Savanilla ;ensue ; 113 hhds. 107 casks Co ton-Seed Cake; 20 tons other-of- Pearl Shells; 4 c ski White Argo7s ; 12 casks blue and white Galls; 300 brl,, 1 tierce American Lard, all faults. THURSDAY June 2 200 bales Orchella Weed ; 143 do. Straw Praid; 45 4to :sheep and Lamb Skins; 2 iOO bags Bengal. 3000 do. Bombay Rapseed; 500,d0. Bombay lirread; 55 do. Niger Seed. FRIDAY. June 26.-1000 bales Gambier. TUESDAY, June 30,-6 2 0 0 sr;Red Ox and Cow Hides. AGMCULTURAI , PRODUOE MARKET.--JUNF. 19. • Per att Le, 2Orns. , 1 , Per goit..s. e. d. ' s. d. s. d. ~ d.lPotatoeß, Seedlings 4 4 to 4 8 Hay, 01d...... 0 tii to 0 81 Ditto, Kemp • • • 3 9 'A , 4 0 Ditto, new.. 0 0 to 0 ,0 Ditto, Whiterocka. 3 8 to 4 0 Ditto, clover ~ 0 51 o 0 71Ditto, Balshaws .. 3 0 if , 0 0 Green Clover 0 14 to 0 2il Ditto, Beldrurns .. 2 8 lo 2 10 Vetches 0 0 to 0 o!Ditto, cattle . Sint 0. , , wl•:e.t 0 3 to 0 3i Per con. Ditto, oo ........ 0 2. to 0 31 Turnips Ditto, harlot/ .... 0 0 to C o.Carrot, Cip,ti, in strav; .... 0 0 to 0 0 Banote wurzel Manure 4 6 (~. .6 6 THIS DAY, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office. 16, hange•bnildings, 415 Bags Baltimore B A RK, now landing ex Amelia, in the rrinc,'s Dock.—Apply to Messrs, Richardson, Brothers and Co., lifercuants , or to J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers. Tms DAY, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at ,the Brokers' Ottle3, 16, Exchange-..nildings, 16 Casks WHAt OiL FOO =S, now landing ex Isaac Webb, from New York.— ,, pply to Messrs. Maclean, Maris and Co., Merchants; or to J. H. RAYNE,It 8z CO., Brokers. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—JuNn 19, Our imports and capers are equally light within the past three da a, except of Indian Corn, of which a fair quantity has been shipped for Ireland. The Gazette returns of farmers' Wheat made up lat week were 128,553; this weeli they are 115,102 quarters,' being a reduction of 13,451 quarters. We have had merely a retail trade in all articles at our market this morning, the ...ttendanco of buyers, either of our own n - ighhourhood or from the interior, being small. Wheats bring generally the rates of Tuesday, at which holders are very firm ; the transactions in Flour are also at the same rateQ, nith a moderate sale. mixed and yellow Indian Corn must be quoted 3d per quarter ch-aper, but white is fully as dear as before. In the value of other rticles no change is observable from the rates of our last. Arrivals and Exports from the 16th to the 18th of June, 7957, inclu f Ivo —lnto Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 255 qrs; barley, 224 qrs ; ma% 3 qrs: oats, 2,134 qrs; Indian corn, 15 qrs; oatmeal, 1,392 sacks; flour, 777 sacks. Coastwise—Wheat, 375 qrs fl .ur ' 2 0 sacks, Canada and other British colonies out of Europe — Wheat , 1,648 qrs; flour, 2,352 brls. United States—lndian corn, 654 qrs ; flour, 1,500 Iris, Europe, Ste Barley, 1,313 qrs; beans, 61 qrs; pease, 2,158 qrs; flour, 1,530 sacks. Egypt—Beans, 1,198 qrs. Int., Runcorn— Oats, 4"0 q-e. Teal—Wheat, 2,278 qrs; barley, 1,567 qrs; malt 3 qrs ; cats, 2,024 qrs ; beans, 1,793 qrs; pease, 2,158 cps ; Indian corn, C 69 qrs; oatmeal, 1.392 Backs; flour, 2,347 sacks, and 3,E02 brls. xports t , . Foreign l'artsßarley, 3 Ts ; 125 qrs; oats, 866 qrs. IrelarpT—Wheat, 1,245 qrs; Indian co.m. 6,680 qt's; flour, 345 sacks, and 613 Ws. coastwise—Wh , ?at, 200 qrs ; eans, 25 Os; In.dan corn, 97 qrs ; oatmeal, 10 sacks; flour, 283 sacks, and 220 brls. R. MAKIN & So". LONDON '' . I:IODUCE M ARK ET.--JuNE 19 . _ SUGAR.—The market continues without mu:11 activity. A floating cargo of Havannah, No. 10 s. has been sold et 443 6d Iteflned pieces hove declined is to Is (id per cat. In dried goods - no business re ported. COrrE7 continues in good l•cquest, and full prices are pald. Two corco s of Rio have berm disposed of at 03s and 58s 31. Cocos reMaius firm. •'1 EA.—For common 1 70 n . ,. on there are null buyeys at 11. 10. " • SALTPETRE.—Tais - artMe - stiti remains dull of sale, end prices are lower for fine quality. • • sea —Good qualities of Bengal allot previous rates, but middling sects are rather easier. Smoss.- Pepper and Pimento ere: firm ; Cassia lignes, second quality, sold , t 13a.• IND Go —For the nest quarterly sales of Ea-5t India there are 11,670 chests declared. COTTON.-800 bales 'sold at full prices. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—JUNE 19. The market is firm ! w 1 h A fair business doing. Tie fqiioving are WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET'-.TUNE 19, Fresh wheatwas a Etea y sale to-day, at 2s par qaarter over last Frid,y's rates ; other sorts were held for a similar a ivance, but the sale was limited. Beans were rather dearer. In other articles re havo no charge to mention, BELFAST CORN MARKET.—JUNE 19. At to-day's market there was a very ,mal attendance of dealers Zed , : was steady, and we hare n' cliange to report in prices. CORK 13UTTEI1 MARKET.-JUNE 19 The supply at to-day's mirket oonsisted of 1,900 kegs and firkins. There was a good demand, and prices of the finer quantes advanced is per cwt. We quote:—Firsts, 1003 ; Seconds, 99s ; Thirds, 89s ; Fourths, 79s ; Flftus, 68s ; and Sixths, 58s per cwt. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKET.-JUNE 19. The market Is rather restless, at the following prices :—Mixed Nos., buyers 763 6d, sellers 77s ; No. 1, buyers 78s, sellers 783 6d ; No. 3, buyers 733, and seders 73s 6d prT ton. CITIC.LGO AND CANADIAN TRADE. Although great complaint has been made of the scarcity of grain in Illinois and other Western States, the following statement from the Chicago Press would seem to indicate that there is still " corn in Egypt :"—Daring the last month our exports to Canadian ports atone amount to the sum of 421,408 dols 79a—exceeding those of the same period in 1856 by 143,888 dols 79c. The amount of wheat exported during the same period—notwithstanding its smrcity in market—ls 177,865 bushels —belog an increase over the same period in 1846 of 126.810 bushels. In the article of flour, it will be found that we have exported to Canada during the last month 4,462 brie—which is an increase over last year's exports of 4,287 brls. Notwithstanding also that " there is no corn in the country," it will be found that we have been able to spare our Canadian neighbours 145,210 bushels—being 103,330 bushels more than we sent them during the same period last year. The sane is true with regard to provisions of all kinds. On account of whom it may concern. On TUESDAY neat, the 23rd instant, at One o'clock, on the Quay, Brunswick Graving Dock, A Quantity of BEAMS, STitINUE tS, DECK PLANKING, PI rca PINE CUITING', &c., landed from the ship Morningtoii. from St. John, N.B.—Apply to PERCIVAL, CAMPBELL & Cu., Brokers to the Liverpool Underwriters' Association. Crtra. MAIL STEAM :RS FROM LIVERPOOL TO MA.DF.I.A., TENERIFFE, AND THE WEST COAS r OF AFRICA. ;'HE; AFRICAN STz<A‘i-St-lII' po•cverful and fi, - sI-ckasv screw stcam-ships cave \4 Liverpool o❑ the 20th at• Every Month. embarking the Royal Millis and Passengers at PLYMOUTH, . _ on the 24th The GAMBIA, Captain C. TAT r, veil be the steamer ofJane:29. rrtese steamerA convey Goods and eassengers to the under mentioned Potts :—Madeira. Telieriffe, Goree, Oathunit, Sierra Leone, Monrovia, Cape Cost Accra ; Lagos, Bonny, Old Calabar, Cameroons, and Fero--^°o Po. Sailing Bills, and all further information, may be had on applica. (ion in Plymouth, to 1-1.1. Warine% Oetagoi, . to WILLIAM LAIRI) & CQ, 23, Ca t e-street, Liverpool, and 49, Litre s rse', LondJn. C. .gt TRADE WITH CiIILI. 'the Chilian trade of the United States centres at Boston, and is mainly controlled by the merchants o f this city, who employ some o the finest ships in its prosecution. Of the 2,467,000 cols. imports into the United States, Boston had over 2,000,000 dol.. Its imports are 18,000,000 doh., or one third as large as this city. Its exports are valued at 17,600,000 dots. It is a taiga and constanty increasing market for sugar, iron, and domestic mannfactures and produce of all kinds, and its exports of pig copper ore, wool, citrate of soda, dye woods, & c.,: are increasing with each succeeding year. This trade has become an important department of the V0111(35 . 8 of this city.— Boston Transcript. SIIII>PING INTELLIGENCE LIVERPOO WI D YLSTS FEDAY—EaIt Ilion WATEu—Morn. 9 40—E ARM Juno 20.' South-east, strong breeze. :yen. 10 B—Height, 16 u. 4 in. ;VED. June 18. Britannia Victoria and Albert} St. George . .. ...... •• Rhos Queenstown .• **** (Royal Yacht)... llogaa.illa June Ig. p Cliper _ . . . st Belfa . Eliza and Emma . Be'fast Loam Packet ..........Ipswich Uncle Jpha . Poi t Talbot Lucy Ann. Dublin Spariing .... Wexford Druid........ June 18 S AILED. Elbe . . Batavia Emilie ... . ....... Stettin Rosario Fox. Jessie Little Ferry Wi11iam........ Ranger Peel Britumla Wm. Libby . Luz0n.......... June 19. Scamander (s s.) Alexandria 11 - nrich ...... Clymene..... • • • • Calcutta Stad Appingah'm .... Rio Janeiro Rosalie .. s • Ostend CLEARED lITWAPDR. June 18 Pathfinder ..., .... Point de Galle Matthew King ----Archangel AugaLta .. ..... .......... Quebec Caroline Ariadne .. •• • Cronstadt Amor Sophia .• ••• • • ..........Memel Shamrock .. .... Trie,te Princess Royal .....Monte Video F0x..._........ Gezieua Margriota ........ Nerve .-.ienry Cook.. Quebec BIRTHS J. Gorton, On the 20th May, at Georgetown,Demerara, - Mcs. George L. Daw, on thw a ire da o u f g t il he ter. Rev. of a son. On the 16th inst., at 4, Windsor - ter: ace , Plymouth', the wife of Lieut. W O H n ' th P e hi i : 7 P t s h ' ; I n t a N t.., ' a l t ate Up o p f eilr3lClaSp.tAonjax, e, of Chaplan 11.E.1.C.5., of a daughter. On the 17th inst., at Donglas — Jile of Man, the wife of James Flether, Esq., Woolton Hill, near Liverpool, of a son. On the 17th inst., at St. John's, Fulham, the wife of H. P. RO9, Esq., of a son. On the 18th inst., at 31, Duke -street, the wife of Mr. William Hornby, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 4th April, at St Kilda, Victoria. by the v:ev. D. Jeddon, John Petrie lilackillop, Esq., late of London, to Clara Flora, widow of the late Mr. Francis Burges, London. On the Bth of April, at Paramatta, near Sidney, N.S.W., by the Rev. William F. Gore, Archibald Walker, Faq., son of the late I.4'illiam Walker, Esq,oi Glouster- gardens, London, to Cecilia Charlotte, fifth daughter of John Hoo i, Esq.. of Stoneridgc, Berwickshire, Scotland. The bride was given away by her brother, the Hon. Thomas H. Hood, M.L C. On the 18th inst, at St Mary's, Birkenhead Yr. James Mac Wattle, foreman to J. Laird, Esq., to Ann Murghall, daughter of the late Mr. George Burghall, of Tattenhall, Cheshire. On the 16th inst., at St. Georg:'s, El.nover-square, by the Rev. J. Vane, Chap'Wit to her ajesty, Captain Thomson, King's Dragoon Guards, son of the late Robert Thomson, Esq., of Camoh.ll, Renfrew shire, to Fanny Juba, youngest' daughter of it Henry Ferguson Davie, Bart., M.P., of Creedy park, Devon. On the 17th inst., tr, St. John's Church, Paddington, by the Rev. James Shergold Boone, Maj. Wiliam Rickman, of the Depot Bat talion, Pembroke, and late of Her Majesty's 77th Regiment, to Mary Palsfo!d, daughter of the light Hon. W. G. Hayter, M.P. EXCURSION TRIP TO r C t i BEAUMArtiS, BANGOR, AND M NAT BRIDGE, (Calling at LLANIIIInNO, weather permitting,) The new steamer D UI D , JOHN HUNTER, Commander : Will sail from Prince's Pier, Liverpool, on SATo aDAV next, the 23th inst., at. Four o'clock la the afternoon and from MENAI BRIDGE, on MONDAY MORNING, the 22nd, at Six o'cloc'i precisely, arriving at Liverpool about Ten o'clo:k. F..res for the Round—Cabin, 6s ; Steerage, 4s. leave LIVERPOO f. On II f os DAYS, WEDNESDATS,UId FLIDAYS, at Eeren, forenoon; and wilt le :ye the MENAI BRIDGE on Tuas- DAYS, TIIIMSDAYs o awl SATURDAYS, at Tai, form - ton, cal in g Llan dudno, weather uermitting. At Menai Bridge apply to Mr. Oven Owo"s. PitlCE St CAGE 16, Ex&tange-b uildings. _F OR LOADING, June 18 . Anglo Saxon (5.5.).. Montreal, &c. Dorothy . • - • • •• • ......... Africa Phoenix ........ . ..... .... Nerve Brothers Christiana 5..,)...... Beirout, &e. C.,iumb'a.. .. —New York Ellen Belize, &e. Inzeborg . J. A. Pritchard .. .. Buenos Ayres Louis ... : .... .. Port-an-Prince Emil a .. •••• .. • • —Halifax, N.S Elizabeth . • Balbec (s FL) Felipe y Vicenti ..... Havannah Retriever (s.s.) . Rouen Ali 13 .. _ _. _ . ---- - -- - - - ELF& Earl of Shaftesbury—. Melbourne Jane Pringle Swinnemundo Shakespeare .. Melboutue'Agnes Ludes Aarhus Talavera Irouti eal, &e.! On THURSDAY, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the iirolrers' offs , - e, 9, Rumford-street, 143 bales Shatighae STRAW BRAID, per City of Manchester, from Nsw York.—Apply to Messrs. Baring, Brokers & Co., Merchants ; or to WI-UTAK F:R, WEI I TELL PAn & CO., Brokers. OUTPORTS Lerwick.—Arrived—Holywood, Ccio;er, from London for Arch angel. Greenock, Jane 18.--Arrived—Thala s.), from Legtorn for Liverpool. 19th.—sailed—Juanito, for Savannali—Spiers, Buenos Ayres. At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Raneiajl sweet, BOYS aro CLO fIIED tram the Ages of 6 to 20 Years. Having Two-thirds of her cargo engaged, will have quick ecspatch. F.,lt BO itAY, The fine A I Clipper Ship SARAH & EM MA, • • ROB -B.T WALKER, COn.l2l3nder 1,195 tans per register, cooper fisteled, and re , ly c Pprred. This splendid ship is we'l kn,,wn for nrr ary rapid passages, and the excelh-nt canditioa In which her :i.rgoos b.Ave always ben deliver, d. I., , adinz in Salthouso D. 3 k. For terms of frriglit a, piv tc. John S. D; & Co. ; or to JOLIN HAM t.TON. 6. Castle•street. STEAM =0 THE CAPE OF GOOD LOPEAt D MADRAS. The splendid Iron crew Steam-ship ' PRINCE ARTHUR; Twe've years A 1. . 2,200 tons burthen, 180 horse-power nominal, :30€ horse-Dower elective; Purchased by the Hon. East India Company, and u..der enzagemant to leave Liverpool early la July. Has most superior a?con•moda.ion, and, steaming direct out. offers an eligible opportunity for officers and families proceeding to Ind:a. Will take a limifed goantity of light goods and specie, and load in the Wellington Dock, Licefpool. For freight or passage a ,ply to • Messrs. J. P. SCHIL'ZZI & CO., Owners, Fenwiek Chamber 3, Liverpool flittt ft ertan an LIVERPOOL AND Tit R. EAST. SCREW ST F: A Nl-sHIPS FOR ALEXANDRIA, 8 , 1.YR0131`, AND ALEXANDRETTA. Thu first-class Britiih steamships A. SOPJA 1,300 lONIA 1300 1 3OO LAC ...... 1 , 200 1 lOO MACFDONIA....I,3OO 1,00 oR'tNTES ...... 700 A BAcE N R A toIA L TI I D A AI ESSALI A ......1,209 t The first-class Steamer LACO Captaio F. T. PARKES, Is now receiving cargo at the north aide of the Wellington Dock, for ALocandria, t , .ki!ig goods by special agreement or - Iy, for Baiy.rote, and Alexandretta, and will be despatched on the 24t of Jnne. AU the above steamers have surerior accommodation fvr passengers, and are provided with iron safes for specie. For particulars of Freight or Passa♦ e, appl, to the Agents, PAPAi ANNI AND MUSSABINI, Fenwick chambers, Fenwick street. Liverpcol. DI All B EXTRACTS Southampton, June 19.—The Constitution (a.), arrived here from. Antwerp. was in contact with the Geno-a (s,s.), from Palermo to Lon don. The master and mate of the latter get. on board of the Con stitution, but re:urned to the Geneva on finding that she was not In any dan , er. Cardiff, Juno 17.—The American 'ship Consignment, coming into East Bute Dock, and the Ann Thomsen, of Llverpool, outward hound, were in coliiiion in the gateway, loth re, eiving considerWe damage. The former is io dock. and the latter remains in Panrith Roads. Portsmouth, June 17.—The Mary Frances, Coyle, from Liverpool for Rotterdam, put in here with loss of bowsprit ri , :d stem started, having been in collision off the Cowers with a foreign big, name un known. Narva, June 11.—The Danish ship Amy Louisa, Clausen, while loading with flax in the bay on the 9th inst., a-,d with newly all her cargo in, took ffre amongst the flax lying on deck, and the workpeople and crew were obliged to leave hor without saving anything. She is now lying under water about 400 fathoms from the shore.—[ Mem. : The Amy Louisa,.from Liverpool, only arrived at Narva. June 5.] "A NOVEL INasrarrin—A new and very ingenious inkstand has been submitted to our notice; by asimple but ingenious contrivance, the ink is always kept clear and flaid."—Northampton Mercury.— Sold at is 81 2s Gd, and 3s Gd ea h.—Advt. T r ia CAL tFoartiax nisitin—The everb stittg - quest'en f "is this good pen" has been answered by Mr. E. T. Hall, of South John street, who has succeeded In ,rodticing a metallic pen. which he designates, not Inaptly, as above. There is hardly anything more annoying than a bad pen—every one knows the misery. The pen made by Mr. Halt, is fit for any hand to use liptht or heavy), and what is of the greatest value, it does not corrode , but will work with equal facility in any ink. From experience of in erdhc pens, we can Fay that this one, which is polished as gold, and will last nearly as long, is the best one we have ever used,—Northern Times. One box, containing wit dozen pens, sent free on receipt o 2s 6d in postane stamps. Agents wanted for the country.—Adv. Emigrants to the UNITED STATES and CSNADA, by tai ing the Through Tickets of the Grand Trunk Railway Company, are conveyed from their port of landing to their destination in less than ONE QUAISTEIS CF THE TIM , taken by 4teza Goats, and at about the same rates of fares. Thus a passenger can reach Chicago from Quebec, a distance of 1,007 miles, in less than 212 days, whereas by water it is nearly double the dlstance. and requires from 12 to 15 days, with five or six changes of Steam Boats, during all of which they are exposed to the arts and machinations of designing persons, whose sole nue iNyoasurtorr REsnEcTIN C %NADA —The Canadian • Government of livirm Is by their plunder. The Steam Boats, espeeially „eah has pub l ished an intere;:ting pamphlet on the res , urces of Canada, crowded, scarcely affo:d protection from the weather, ro--_,Ber:era end the prospects in store for t.)e industrious of all classes who desire with Through Tickets are allowed the same amount of Iv ga e, ree, to emigrate there. It has been eratuitously circulated throughout as on board the ship, and it is conveyed from the Ship the gßail f way the United Kingdom, t•44 . ether with the two lectures upon Canada, Statinn without any charge whatever. Th 9 A..- ge r nts of the Grand delivered by Mr. Rollo Campbell of Montreal, in January last. Every Trunk Company will give Mechanics, Artizsals., and Labourers, on clergyman in Scotland has been supplied with a copy of both, together their arrival, the best information in resne e ' - to employaeat, the with the particulate of the Grand Trunk system of Through Booking, places at which it is to be had, and the ins .es of wages. Intending ' . .ne sailing of both steamers and and a Map of Canada, upon which all the Railways and their connec- Emigrants can have sent to them, free. •a Tariff of passengerate. ; will b 3 immediately answered on tien with the United States are shown. These, and other documents, and all their enquiries with regard 10 1. )3 , letter, at the offices of the Grand continue to be issued gratuitously to all persons who apply for them, sailing ships, Scale of Dietary, &C. either personally or by letter, at the offices of the Grand Trunk Bali- application, either personally or n llrCr.d.. s t ract , way Company, 21, Old I3road-street Loudon E.C, London, Trtink company, 21, Oil ES3HLS' REPORTS. Report by the Africa, arrived here from Africa: Spoke In 1 t Lon. April 22 —valentine, Colombo to Havre.... April 22.. tun, hence to April 27 Palmerstone April 27.. Santisims Trinidad, Manilla to Cadiz .... ... 06 N.. 28 W. M.y 7.. Emilie Fournond for ....21 N 39 W. may 16.. Paasom del Oceano (a.), Cadiz to El avannah —3O N.. 40 W. May 20.. Chomparaca. Val? ral >3 to Havre May 20.. Adbevion, Colombo to ............40 N.. 32 W. FOREIGN PORTS. Union ailed from Oatend for Liverpool, June 17. Jane M`Don stied !rom Svrinernu,de for Liverpool, Juno 11. Ann Bril son sailed f.om Texel for Liverpool, June 15. oehlesten, Thorsen, hence at Cuxhaven. M. c. Rattana, Dock, hqice at Narva. Danube (a.s.), froin Naples at Messi, a and left for P,lermo, June 8. Frankfort (a. 8.), from Pale:nio at Messlna, and left for Corfu, Jane 9. Magdalen, Bronlng; Geflon,'llcofian ; Margaretb, Daniel; Egber— dina Ann, SChuripg; lids, Potjeyd ; and Junk Vrouro hence at Narva. C.ontliterrial THIS DAY. This DAY, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildino, 13'10 Barrels American TAR," landing es Luc Webb.—Apply to J. H. I.' AVNER & CO., Brokers. NEXT WEEK MONDAY. Cn MONDAY nest, the 22nd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' office, 4, Liricas er-buildings, 100 Barrels LARD 0 iL, ex R. C. iVinthrop, from New Orleans.—Apply to JOHN DAVIES ez CO , Brokers. Oa account of whom it may concern. On .YLosioar next, the 22nd ins:aot, at - Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Saleroom, Walniar-buildings, Water-street, A Quantity of Wrec ied STORES, consisting of Fore sail (new), Topgallant Satl, Boat, and Three Oars, Boat Sails, Life Buoys, Compass, Brass Ball, &.1., saved from the ship Robert Parker, now lying is the Admiralty Depot, Canning Plerhead. —Apply to CURRY, KELLOCK & CO., Brokers. TUESDAY. On account of who :.n k may concern On TUESDAY next, the 23rd instant, at Sal:-past One o'clock, at Golding and Nash's Saleroom, Corn Exchange, Brunswick-street, . _ About iOO QuarteriYollow COLIN, now lying on the quay z‘t Nelson Dock.—For farther particulars apply to J. & :vl. HAB.Z.IETT, Brokers. On TUESDAY nest, the 23rd instant, at , welve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, DAle-strew, 100 Coils CO.R ROPE, 1558 Bundles COIR YARN, A Quntity Loose DO. Apply to BROWNE, HUNTE & CO., Brokers. On TUESDAY next, the 23rd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' offica, 2, Dale-street, 550 bags SALTPETRE, 150 brazes Bambay ROOTS, 1,030 bags ,eYRABOLAMS, 80 cases COUtUES. Apply to - BROWNE, HUNTER & Co., Brokers WEDNESDAY On WEDNESDAY next, tie 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 26 Casks AustrAian TALLOW, ex South Carolina. --A pply to BiOLAND, SONS, & JEFFS.EY..:., Brokers THUIt SD AY PURE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PE II DOZEN. WINES. D. ANDERS() N 5, --CASTLE - S. STREET. PORT. Highest class Vintage Wine, five years) „ a per ez. in bond. and tit for immediate nse _ . - • In Pints ........ .... 245 „ SHERRY. First Class, Pale and Gold.. CLARET. St. Julien, four years in bottle• • „ CANARY, Twenty-six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS. ANDERSON'S. At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh street BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of 6 to 20 Years DEATHS Oa the 30th April, at Monte Video, of malignant fever, aged 2g, Egerton, youngest son cf the late Lieut.-Colonel Cleeve, Royal Artillery. _ . _ Oa t'i - e 15th Inst., John, infant , on of Mr. Henay Adams, tailor and draper, Russell Street; and on Wednesisy, the 17th. of puerperal fever, in her 33rd year, Mary, its another, and the beloved wife of the above, very deeply regretted. -- on the 15th tnst., in his 82d year, the 1187. William Michael. Lally, LL.D., for newly 60 years rector of Drir,ton Bassett, Staffordshire. On the 15th ,at Peckham, hi the 76th year of her age, Eliza, widow of the late Mr. Isaac Ridley, wine merchant, and mother of Mr. George Ridley, of the Test-office for Alcoholic Liquids, 27, Crutehed-friars. On the 16th inst., at Kingston-on-Thames, Samuel Mason, Esq., in the 62d year of his age. On the 16th inst„ at Castleer-street, Hertford, Margaret, widow of the late James Robinson Scott, Esq., Surgeon, R. v., in her 88th year, much respected. e - Birth.% Merringe2, and licaths, are only :erred wit to our Mica duly authentiCated. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE NEWTON RACES.-YESTERDAY. LYME PARK STAKES. Dispute intercidona and Annie Page colt, dead heat. Eight ran. SELLING SI - ARIES. Massacre Fivo ran. TRADESM ANG MATE. ITandunck.....l I General WiLiams..2 I Master 8ag0t...3 Seven ran. Early' Bird, Apathy, Polly, Josephine, Malacca, anij Piz ,rro paid forfeit. MANOR PLATE. .Igcli Spring.. 1 Chester....., 1 Olympus 3 Six ran• Ella and Jack Sheppard paid forfeit. Ayer - g Passage to Bristol, 28 hours, • . ,: ST .1...... .„}:',E AM C , M.I:I3NICATION BE MEEN LIVER ' e„.. 1 POOL, MIPPORD, SWANS:r:A, & SKI , TOL. the Liverpool and Bristol Channel Steam is;avi • ~;,,zz- ;:.. Vctve gation C“trioany'r Steam Ships SOVERF;;GN (rew s.s.) Captain W. J. BEcxutr. AIONTAGU (~ e w 5.5.) Captain W. CLARKS . TUBAL CAIN (s.s.) Captain W. Amists. or 131T1U other Vessel,is intended to sail with Goods and Pas. sengTra (nrilesF prevented by any unforPmeen occurrence), as follows (with or without pilots, and liberty to tuw vessels), as under : FROM LIVERPOOL TO MILFORD. AND PRISTOT.,. Landing Passengers for ' , 3witlisEA.at the Mumbles (weather p 0 mining). Saturday June 20.... st 8 o'clock, evening Saturday June 27.... at lA o'clock, afternoon FROM LIVERPOOL. TO SWA: , :!,SA, DIRECT. Wednesday.— June 24.... at 12 o'clock, noon FROM BRISTOL TO SWANSEA AND LIVERPOOL. Tuesday June 23..... at 7 o'clock, evening • Tuesday June 30.... at 114 o'clock, morning awl sWANsEA TO LIVERPOOL—(..CaIIIng at Milford). Saturday June 20.... at 3 o'clock, afternoon *WeJnesday., ..June 24.... at 6 o'clock, evening Saturday Jane 27.... at 81 o'clock, evening Faros—Liverpool to Swansea or Bristol cabin 12r: tid ,deels :is Liverpool to Milford cabin 133, deck 5a 6.3. - Return 'tickets 18s. NOTloE—Return ,:lekets, avitilaniefor two voyages In this steamer, may be had: rens the , sndermantioneci Agents, as the Captain. Liverpoo 1 to s filford,lSs. Swansea or Bristol, 17s. Milford to Bristol, 13a. Coatis Intended for the abort Steamer, from LiVerpool, must be at the Trafalgal Two Hours before the advertised hours of All Goods for Milford dre land.ed at the :IA of Shippers and Consignees, as regards Hulk, Lighters, and Boats. AGENTS—George H Evans .S.dverpeo I;i:tam-Whorl Bristol lo n hn eo. r,ari Edwards, rch , S , t t v e a r na c c r a t„, i R. It s Hors, Milf or d ; John fir ad ,1 FlTzgisiONS, APPLE:BEE A: CO., 20, Water-st., Liver;,ool. ALTERATION OF SAILING DAYS PROM LIVERPOOL. STEAM _ COMMUNICATJON TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL and LONDON, eattitig at PENZANCE, FALMOUTH, PLY. MOUTH, POItTFAVIOU FIL. and [or] SOUTHAMPTON (on the voyage to 'London), and at W: I ,';,ST COWES, LW., PLYMOUTH. 'FALMOUTH, and I NCE, on return to Liverpool. ,',:eNZA • - . . ~,,,,„,. COMPANY t eg . . . -i .--- 'The LONDON '...r LIVERPOOL STEM;. SHIP ~, ,: - ..:71 \ 4N, despatchin: Ko..e of their powerful steamers from •.- ~,•‘+•'*.. -' s 'each p-t to announce their intention of •-, .., - ~„,. , as under, unless .presented try and anfo;rt.•seen occurrence:— ROSE .. • , .. LOIRE ....... C5O 100...... DIiMPSET. grt I PRES,7.I EUGENIE. .75(i These vesselsare all first-class ,and havesuperior accommodation f°l. P a " , c l3 g o 7s, combined with great speed and capacity if, r goods., FROM LIVEuPoOL, Tune x' ARE 2.. EUGENIE.— Saarday...., 27 t o oVock, RETURNING FROM LONDON EVERY SATURDAY Loading berth.—Liverpool, east side Clarence Dasin ; London, West Kent Wharf, Southwark, and ! Iverpool and Dub:in Steam Wharf, Lower East Smithfield, FA Rs—First Cabin (including fees), 20s ; Second Deck, 10s. For freight, &c., apply In Penzance, to John Matthews, Jun.; Falmouth, to W. Carne; Plymouth, to Robert Clarke ; Portsmouth, to R. Hatch ; London, to James Hartley & Co.. Liverpool and Dublin Stem Wharf; Lower East Smithfield, and 137, Lcadenhall-street; in Southampton, to W. J. Le Feuvre; in West Cowes, I. of W., to R. C. Spain; in Manchester. to John ICenworthv & Co.; and in Liverpool, to FREDE. A. TAMPLIN, Columbia,bpildinzs. ilrunswic• .nl4evt. laverPon% Cabin, 151; j R. CAMERON, WATCH. AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, 54; SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CHRONOMETERS ; ON SALE, or HIRE.. SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPE-, 13A110lizrERs. CHARTS, &e. SHIRPSI TII IS CUIRASS SHIRT S Tne Exchange Shirt, The Improved Shirt, The Scapula Tunic Shirt, The Aleppo Shirt, Fancy Flannel Shirts, • Boys' and Youths' Shirts, Are included in the extensive Stock constant.'y kept at the SHIRT WAREHOUSES, 24 and 2 1 3, BOLD-SIRE P. L. ifACTAOVA RT, Proprietor. HALF-A DOZ s N weltmade SHIRTS for 1275, 335, and 395. COLLARS IN ALL THE. N, , _W SHAPES. Eat of 1 u. I,LE OF MAN, • _ . LIVERPOOL AND DJUDLAS. - The Isleail - an Company's large and powerfal Royal Mail Steam ship TYNWALD, AIONA'S QU r'EN. or other of their firit-class Steamers, is appointed to leave PRINCE'S PI ERHEAD, LIVERPOOL, for Douglas, every Mornin,!., at Eleven, and to leave Douglas every Morning at Nine o'clock, from the 30th of May to the end of Septem ber (Sundays exce. ted). _ Riroux TICKETS —SaIoon Cabin, 8s (including fees) ; Fore Cabin, 4s. Single Fates—Cabin, 69 ; Fore Cabin, 3s. During the months of July and August an extra Steamer is intended to leave LIVERPOOL for D 31.1GLA.S every AI oNDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOON. about Two o'clock, with Passengers only.—See Brad shaw's Guide, page 151. AGENTS. LIVERPOOL THOS. ORFORD, 32 (late 24), James-street. Manchester John Walker, 77A, Markel-street. Douglas Edward Moors. L: - cafalutst. DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND BRISTOL. One of the new Screw Steam-ships ATHLETE or AUGUSTA, Will Sail Weekly (unless preventecUby- any un. foreseen occurrence), From OAK ENCE DOCK, LIVERPOO;, ..Every Tuesday.' From CUMBERLAND BASIN, 8R15T0L...... Every Saturday. Without Calling at any intermediate Dort. Cabin Fare, 12s Gd; Deck, us. Return Ticke:s, available for two AtA., tAt voyages 17s. Apply in Brietol, to Mr. Richard Bowg, Ste,rner, Wharf, Redcliffe Backs; or here to CRAM . , POWELL & CO.. 35. South John-street.