Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-31 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LivxurooL, Friday Evening. There was a decided improvement in mercantile circles tc-'.Uy, the news from Americ a h av i ng induced a feehriv, of hopefulness f'or the future. it t .specting the Borough Bank nothing new has —the opening of doers yesterday, and tra nspired the repa merit of deposits lately made for ‘` special purposeb" gave great satisfaction, and it is now generally believed that every penny of the of the bank will ultimately be paid, but, of course, it will take slme Cute for realis,,tion. A much better demand wa3 experienced for Cotton tc-lay, and although the business done was far from large, the market was decidedly more buoyant than for some days past. The sales were 4.000 h iles,includinv, 2,000 ('n Speenlation. Messrs. Wright, jau., and Co , in their circular, issued for transmission by the Arabia, make the following remarks on the movement of the zra,de th:oughout the week : We closed our last circular advices of 23rd instant, per Canada, on a quiet cotton market, with limited sales, and at drooping rates. On receipt of the Arabia's advices, on Monday, a feeling of depression pervaded all classes, and the appreheusion that the bank might resort to even more etringeot measures for accommodation, caused a general desire to suspend operations beyond the most pressing requirements of the trade. Amore comp ehensive d gesticn of the American accounts was about producing a different feeling, when the news of the fall of Delhi was received. and, coupled with more favourable commercial ad vices Lone the East, would have htd a beneficial influence but for the simultaneous announcement of cne of our banking institutions having been cmapelled to close its cl tors. Although this may be but temporary, it bas occas oned serious inconvenience to many of cur fading firms. and gives rise to rnmcurs of a deprecating character. Produce of all kids suffered, and cotton 'interest for the time was panic stricken. Sales in quantity were impracticable, and where forced parcels were moved off, the price was com• mensurate with the emergency ; some business having transpired below the authorised reducion of id. to id. per lb. in quotations, the week's transactions being chiefly confined to such operations Many, however, anticipate a different order of things when the present ieeling has subsided, particularly if, as is generally expected, the next American advices are more encouraging. The shipments of specie to the West have been ar rested, but for export to the East large amounts are still in preparatlin, end interest rates are likely to rule h'gh for some time to come. The total sales of the week amount to 14 270 bales. of which 7,330 are American. Speculators have taken 1,400, and exporters 840, leaving 12,030 bales of all kinds .to the trade. The import for same time is 13,670 bales, of which 8633 a•e American. The quantity known to be at tea from Ameri can po; is is about 15 000 bales. • PRICES TO D &Y. New Orleans Fair.. Ql,l Middling ..81st Ordinary...srl to 7cl . „ -81 d • 8 - 0 „ sk , to 7d /I to d Atlantic „ .. • • Sid • • Total taken for Cona'p 81i ti0n,1857, 1, r 97, 7io bales.lBss 1,83 , 3,130 hales. PI Export (actual) „ 233,420 „ „ ..'22„5,8 „ American Brazil Egypti .n E India \V In la Tot al atm& this day..1G3, , 9) 25,130 7, 539 11 9 ,300 1 •,9) 314 170 Sias time 106 339,920 33,400 44,180 31,99 J 1,199 448,680 Messrs. Feraworth and Jardine, in their circular of this evening say :- The more cheerful news received from India at the early part of the week, and that subsequently from the States, failed to check the feeling of depression and alarm pro duced by the embarrassment of one of our local bank ., whose doors were closed on Tuesday last, causing in our Market greet irregularity, se nd rendering quotations al together nominal from sales being forced either by neces sity or fear, this state of things however is generally con sidered to be temporary, as the improved tone of the Itirney Market, and the sound conditicn of trade in general, will tend to restore confidence. To day a decidedly better feeling prevails., with very little offering in American st descriptions, e - d Surats have recovered 1 per lb. frem the quotations of 3esterday. The market closes with more firmness and regularity in prices. Respecting the state of bu,iness iiffuirs generally, the circnlsr of Messrs. Leech, Harrison, and For this evening, says :- We have just passed through one of the most eventful weeks which our experience enables us to trace in the history of cur commerce. The departure of the Canada on the 2-1:11, with about £250,000 in specie, foreboding a continuance of the specie drain for the United States (whilst the B ink return showed the stock of bullion lowered to £9,524,000), was followed by the Arabia's news of further mercantile failures in America, and the suspen sion of specie payments by the New York Banks. On the 27th came the startling intelligence that the Liverpool • Borough Bank had gone into liquidation, and subsequently it entirely closed its doors, which, up to this time, are not re opened, and on the 26th the capture of Delhi by the British troops was reported, and received official confirms tion the following morning. We are chiefly interested in estimating the probable bearings upon our future trade of Lew Baa; Winr - Cegirtfie TaCrifi ce'of" t ercantlle houses at the shrine of the insatiable demand for specie, and may shortly bring about the resumption of business transactions nprn the basis of a Bank currency, so as to stop the efflux of specie from th s side, and open a way for the crops with which the United States is overflowing to come forward in payment of their debts. This seems to isa tee view held here, and we have consequently had no further advance in the rate of interest-the lever which the Bank of England resorts to when a hrge export of specie is dreaded, Locally the failure of the Borough Bank is of great importance; its capital was £1,000,000, its deposits of equal amount, and its endorsements are estimated at £2,500,000, but it did not issue its own notes. A large number of mercantile houses banked with this Institution, who hold largely of Cotton and other produce, and the injurious effects of dull Markets have been aggra vated by the pressure of forced sales, and prices yield. This may be only temporary, as efficient efforts must be made by the Shareholders, who are wealthy, to save them selves, by carrying cut the liquidation p - omptly, and with the least sacrifice to its customers. Already some minor mercantile failures have taken place, as a con sequence upon this stoppage, The fall of Delhi, the stronghold of the mutineers in India, and the centre around which, w h a t ever o f superst i tion or po'itieal aspirations they entertained revolved, effected, too, whilst we had but a handful of British troops, seems likely to have great itfluen , e in crushing the rebellion. The accounts from Calcutta and Bombay for Engleh goods are more encouraging, and trade there will by degrees, probably slow ones, revert to its old channels. Ii the midst cf these important events, though monetary negocia • Lions have been restricted, no want of general confidence is manifested. Legitimate business paper continues to betaken, but the price has ruled at Bto 9 per cent. The general impression is, that with the subsidence of the drain of specie to America. money matters will be easier, as there is abundance of capital in the country ; but this easement can only be brought about gradually, as the drain for India is likely to continue. A slight advance was established in the prices of the leading Stook) end Shores, on the Liverpool Stock Exchange to-day, with a fair business doing. The transactions were as follows:-Birkenhead, Lancashire and Cheshire, 631, 63; ; Blackburn; Si ; Caledonian, 384 ; Eastern Counties, 103 , Great Western, 51; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 93 ; London and North Western 901, 964, 961. 901 961 ; De , Shares, c. ; Midland, 82 4 , 821 82 1 821; Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire, 380 ; North Eastern, 224, 223 Great Ni rth Eastern purchase, 21 d ; Leeds Capital Stock, 53 13-16 ; Dovers 19 1-16, 19 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 10 Liverpool Union Bank, 121. The following were the closing prices : 8-4, 81 7 ; Chester and Birkenhead, 633 61; Caledonian, 381, 30 ; Chester and Holyhead, 15, 153 , Eastern Counties, 104, 10 13-16 ; East lelecashire, 90, 903 ; Do. 91, shares, f p; Great Northern, 23k, 24; Do. A. 103, 104 ; Great Western, 51, 51k; Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 93, 93} ; Do. OZ. shares, p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 183, 184; London and North Western Stoclt, 961. 063 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 383, 383 ; Midland Stock, 824 824 ; North British, 11 1346, 11 15-16; North Staffoi dsh ire, 41, 43 d ; North Eastern - Berwick, 224, 224 ; York and North Midland, 384, 383; Leeds Capital Stock, 234, 233; South Eastern and Dover, 10 1-16, 194; Soottish North Eastern, 11, 12 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 54 54 .1 ; do., new Shares, 58, 53 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 51 ; 5 d ; Great Western of Canada, 181 1,54; dpi, new tehares 24, 2 d ; Great Luxembourg, 0, 64; Grand Trunk of Canada, 101, 108 The weekly Traffic Returnee received up to this afternoon :-Beda!e end Leyburn 1231; Belfast and Ballymena 1,231/; Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire 2,6241; Blackburn 1,0181; Bristol and Exe ter 6,5961; Caledonian 14,4431; Chester aad Holy head 6,4181; Omit and Bandon 2907; Cork, Blackrock, and Passage 2161; Deeside 2531; Dublin and Belfast Junction 1,5551 ; Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 1,0541; Dublin and Drogheda 1,5391; Dublin and Wicklow and Dublin and Kingstown, 1,5531; East Anglian 1,2587; Eastern Counties and Eas'ern Union 26,8591; East Lancashire 6,0207; Edinburgh and . Glasgow and South Dunferm line 6,1991; Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee 8,171.1; Glasgow and South Western 7,1921 ; Great North of Scotland 1,4531; Great Northern 26,1481; Great Southern and Western 7,3 L l; Great Western 29,6921; Kendal and Windermere 1761; Lancaster and Carlisle 7,1531; Lancashire and Yorkshire 22 6611; Llanelly Railway and Dock 4661; London, Brighter, and Sou! 11 Coast 14,8261; London and North Western 64,3901; Loudon and South Western 14,6391, Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin raAnshire 11,083/; Manchetter, South Junction and Altrincham 8821; Marypeit and Carlisle 1,088/;; Midland 34 1261; Midland Great Western 3,7991; Newcastle and Carlisle 1,0081; North British 5,5091; North Eastern 37,7471; North Stafordshire Rail way and Canal 7,73(3; North Western 1,0071; Oxford Worcester, and Wolverhampton 4,828/; St Helen's Canal and Railway 1,7811 ; Shrewsbury and Bir mingham 1,6801; Shrewsbury and Chester 3,2121 ; Shrewsbury and Hereford 1,7051; Scottish Central 3,2651; Scottish North Eastern (late Aberdeen) 3,4801; South Devon 2 710 ; o h Eastern 19 4881; South Jerk and River Dna 2,7211; South Wales 7,6821; Ulster 1,579/ ; Vale of Ne ith 1,7201; Warrington and Stockport 228/ ; Wa::erford and Kil kenny 3181; Waterterd and Litneridc, 1,1711 West Hartlepool Harbour and Railway 3,351/ ; Whitehaven and Furness 4831; Whitehaven Junc tion 5131; Buffalo and Lake Huron 1,3783 ; Dutch Rhenish 3,2191; Grand Trunk of Canada, 10,367/; Great Luxembourgill 069/ ; Great Western or Canada, 12,0321; Sambre and Muse 1,286/._ . . The Funds to day have attained a rise of about 3 per cent, owing to the American News, which is favourable. The public also continue to absorb stock, and the Moniteur publishes a hig 7 ely •nvorable statement relative to the French finances The Speculators for a fall, find all their endeavours to produce a depression wholly unsuccessful, in spite of the American prices, and the reaction in England, and the Banking difficulty in Liverpool and Scotland. From the lowest point recently attained, the Funds here recovered fully 2 e:er cent. The closing prices of Consols to-day were—For Money, 89i, 89i ; and for the Account, 89k, 89,1 ; and after t flicial hours, the latter were nominally quoted at 89-P c , 89-7 i ; Exchequer Bills 14 to 10 die. The London hallway Share Market to.day was followed by the movement in Consols, and prices have advanced. The following were the closing quotations :—Caledonian, 77i ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 60, 62 ; Eastern Counties, t3l, 541 ; East Lancashire, 89, 91; Great Northern, 94, 95 ; do. A shares, 85, 87; Great Western, 502, 51; Lancashire. and York shire, 921, 921 ; Leeds Northern, 47, 43; London and North Western, 96k,; London and South Western, 88, 89 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 38.1, 381 ; Midland Stock, 82k, 824 ; .North British, 471, 481 ; South Eastern and Dover, 6:3, 64; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 91, 92 ; York and North Midland, 771, 782 ; Grano Trunk of Canada, an. 401 ; Great Western of Canada, 181, 19 ; do. (New), 21, 2. Aster official hours the following were the nominal prices :—Caledonian, 771, 78k; East Lancashire, 891, 902 ; Great Western, 54, 50 ; Lancashire and Yorshire, 901 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 381 381 ; Midland Stock, 82i, 821 ; South Eastern and Dover, 631 63; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 914, 911 ; York and North Midland, 77i. 78. Passing events here, in America and on the Continent have their influence in the manufac tuning districts, where business is altogether in abeyance beyond retail :natters. Goods, in the absence of demand, are lower, but the actual decline is not tested, and though Yarns sympathize in the reduction, the depression is less marked. The short dme movement iu many districts is quietly increasing. Our Grain murkot participates in the general dulness prevailing, and responds to the lower value for all articles which cheracterise the inland trade of the country. Wheat and Flour are only taken off in limited quanti its, the former at about Os. Oct for red, and 7s. 6d. to 83 for white per 701 b ; the latter at 283. to 323. per barrel. Indian Corn is also in curtailed request, at about former currency. To effect sales in quantity limn the ship's side would entail coneessioas of moment at the present high value for money. The facts adduced on the recent trial of Messrs, Evans and Thorne, with reference to the system that obtains in the management of the Submarine ' Telegraph Company, have too important a beating plete secrecy of messages is a point the securing of which is absolutely indispensable for the protec tion of the public who use the wires; and if the slightest doubt be permitted to rest upon the =object, the vital interests of the company will be imperilled. is p?rfeetly clear that neither directors nor any other officials, except the clerks who actually receive and rea i messages, and work the instruments, ought to know anything of the in elligence transmitted, and the clerks themselves ought to be subjected to the closest supervision. We invite the attention of the shareholders to these points, for, in plain terms, a slur rests upon the Company as a result of the late trial, and the removal of this may be of essential importance to the welfare of their undertaking. It is only by the multiplication of check upon check that the jealousy of the public will be satisfied, and the Submarine Telegraph Company have'now an excellent opportunity of setting themselves right in public estimation by describing the new safe guards which they intend to initiate. The question is one of wide importance, for we all look forward to the time when, under a more expeditious and economical system, the electric telegraph will to a great extent supersede the Post office, and every obstacle to the free and extended working of this great engine of modern progress must be remoied as detrimental to the public weal. A petition fur the winding up of the - " United General Bread and Flour Company for Plymou±, S tonehouse, and DeYonport," is expected to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Wood on the fist day appointed for hearing petitions in Michaehms Term, 1857. reference to the market for American se curities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., report as follows ;—"That the demand for Arner'can secu rities continues ac Ave, ani the market shows every symptom of general improvement." ctions have been active in Illinois shares at a decline, The lowest point touched be ng 11 dis count. Construction Bonds declined to 70. We note moderate transactions 1.1 New York Central Bonds and Shares at previous rates, and in Erie Shares and Third Morteage B )nds. At the close the market has reci iced some strength from the improved accounts received from New York by the City of Washington. Illinois Silefts have beeu done at 9 and 10 eiscount ; Construction Bons at 72." The following are the latest quotations of Foreign xehanges :—Amsterdam, short, 11 151 to 11 163; Do. three months, It 19i to 12 191; Rotterdam do. 12 191 to 12 191 ; Antwerp do., 25 50 to 25 571 ; Brussels do.. 25 50 to 25 571; Hamburgh do., 13 91 to 13 101 ; Paris, short, 25 25 to 25 373; Do., three months, 25 80 to 25 85 ; Marseilles do , 25 80 25 F 5; Frankfort do., 1191 to 120; Vienna do , 10 43 to 10 47 ; Trieste do., 10 44 to 10 49 ; Peterti burg 341 to 34i; l‘larid do., 48 to 481 LIVERPOOL COTTON M ARKET. —OcT 30 In the beg nn ng of the week the Cott la Market, influenced by tl e slightly more' f.voura` , lo a. counts of monetary affairs is tho States, and the rumoured fall (educe confirmed) of Delhi, showed symptoms of early imi,rovement, but on Tuesday, the announcement of temporary difficulties, in carrying on the Bo ou4ll Bank, caused a p use, which, upon the suspens en of that establishment, in'reased to a'most a panic, and sales or all descriptions w , re forced at a decline at i 4. a lb., and so much irregularity in prices has since prevailed, that it is quite impolsib'e to furnish at all aceurare`y any quotations. The sales f r the week are 14,270 bales, of which 1,403 are en speculation, and 810 for export. To day a rather more hopeful tone rrevails, and less dispoA on to subadt to thelow offers made. This In port 4124 60 294 i 132 1899 BANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS, Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for the Week ending Oc'. 23, 1857. ISSUE DEPARTMENT. Credit. Government Debt Other securities 3,459,90 Gold Coin and Bullion . Debit. ----- Notes issued 823,252,105 £23,252,105 BANKING D: Debt. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Public deposits 4,861 740 Other deposits 11,263,936 Seven day and other bills 8!9,442 8,777,105 T0ta1.... £23,252,105 :PA RTMENT. Credit. Government se curities £10,254,541 Other securities 20,404,597 Notes 3,485,810 Gold and silver coin £34,737,667 Compared with the returns of the previous week we have the following results : Active circulation Decrease Total .. , _ £34,737,667 X 19,766,265 Bullion 416,980 369,794 9, Decrease 3239,499 , Increase Seven day and other bills 16,682 . 819,442 Decrease Public deposits Increase 28,719 Other deposits Increase Government securities 10,254,541 No change Other securities Decrease Notes unemployed 3,485,840 Increase 268,655 The report of Mr E. F. Satterthwaite is sub joined—" There has been a steady demand for American securities during the past week, Trans- week. Sales. P..ces paid Description. this week • H. d Sea Island -10 to 26 Upland .- 7 to 9il Mobile - el to st New Orleans 6 to 11 Brazil - - 84 to 104 Egyptian - -11 to 12i West India -; to East India -' 44 to 8 14270 I Total 180 1-50 1330 39 0 570 19) 50 613 , Can't. Prices Mid. Fair. d. d. Stocks } 162450 the market Is Improved, we cannot quote an advance. Common Congon, Is lid, usual terms. Rica.—No business of importance rep rted, and prices are a shade lower. Rum.—P, ices Inuit he considered partial y nominal. SALTPETSE.—Buyers hive kept out of the m r:.et, and we cannot alter quotatiois. Spices iirliw o shcaovnetihnueems du l lsol sold ofto limited extent, at previous rates. 317335 LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—OLT. 30. The markets generay remain extremely quiet. Sc.:ult.—We hare on y to notice a small parcel of Jam6ica, at 478 6d per cwt. Jura.-210 bales. at the recent decline. HISMP.-1,00,) bales Manilla, at £2B to £3O per ton. Fes rm.—A trash let of Cuba, by auction, at £9 10s per ton. HIDES, &C. 415 salted Monte Video ox hides, average 64 lbs., at lid per lb. tare 5 lbs. 185 salted Btenos Ayres horse hides. average 32 lbs., at 113 6d each Flour. 1160 barrels. 530 racks. LONDON Avnakoss —Wheat, 56s 4d; Barley, 43s Id; oats, 27s 2d; Bye, 38 Beans, 42s 9 1 ; Pease, 51s 7d. IMPERIAL AVERAGFP. Wheat. Hurley. 7 Oats. Rye. Be Ins.l Pease. Sept. 19 56s 9 12s 3 26s 5 , 1 374 Or. 455 43:42s lid 26 .. .7s 6 , 42 s 1 Id ,5s 6 i7s 70 451 7d,443 3d Cc , . 3 56s 3d 43a 4 •27s 0 33s' 6 i 45s 6d,43i 41 10 .. 553 8 , 43 s Od 25s 61 15s 7c , 453 71 431 71 17 .. 55s led 43s 0 i 25s 6d 3 - ss 41 451 61 443 5d 24 .. 553 6.343 s 51 25s 33 37s 4d 461 141443 71 6vrk'sAg.Av. 56s 3/143s Od 258 101 36s 5 45s 71 1 43 s 101 1 589 salted 3.7onte Vireo horse) bides, steerage 32i lbs., at 103 64 each. 61 pipes S. A. ta`low, fair to good, at 584 to 533 6d per Cwt. 25 barrels mares grees r , fair to good, at 38s per ewt. tms Smyrna va'onoa, fair to good, at £l5 per ton. 30 tons Smyrna vdenea, in begs, at £l4 23 61 to £el4 73 6d per ton. 153 tons ea`tle bcnel—cape shanks at 3E15 10s, legs at 366 Its to £6 153, common at 1.6 ss. per ton. G. F. MARTIN. THE NORTHERN TIMES.--LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1857 LONDON TALLOW MARKET—OcT. 30. The unrket is utet at the following quotations : —Petertbunt Y.C. on the .pet, 563 gd ; October and December, 563 33 ; January and 81,r,h,573. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—OcT. 30. Mews. Pattenden and Smi h report th ,t there is a more extensive demand for tans Weald of Kint and Sussex hops, at fully late prices. The duty i, expected to be deal r,d ve y shortly, acd great difference still exists as to amount. LONDON CORN MARK ET.—Ocr. 30. 'the attendance is Mark•lane this mo ning was again email, and the amount of' business transacted very unimportant. At the same ti.te an o, , inion appears to be galoimg ground that prices of wheat ani fl iur have approached a point at which farmers and mina , will become very indiff rent about telling, and conseque.rtly, a firmer tone may possibly develope itself during the ensuing week. Barley hung heavily on band, and oats, w.th large foreign arrivals, were 6d par qr. cheaper. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM oCr. 26 TO OCT 30. English and Scotch - Irish. Foreign. 1449 14280 730 6950 800 12430 41080 2530 • • • • Wheat Brley Oata Malt LONDON CATTLE MARKET.- Ocr 30. The number of beasts is about the same as on Friday last. Trade is very dull, and Moadsy's quotathins cannot be supported through out. The a ipply of sheep Is small . but fuly equa to the demand. There are very few choice qualities on offer, consequently prices for them are about as on M inday. Calves zre rather lower. From Ger many and Holland there are 269 beasts, 550 sheep, and 386 4 elves, 500 ,easts from the Northern and Midland, and 119 mulch cows from the Home Counties. Per stone of 81bs. Best Scots Herefords Best Short-horns Second quality beasts Calves s. d. n. o Pe^ stop' of Blbs. s. il. s d 4 8 4 10 3.• st Das & lir-bred .. 0 0 0 0 4 6 4 5 lest Long-w 01141.... 5 2 5 4 3 4 310 Do. do. Shorn 0 0 0 0 4 2 5 0 Ewes and 2ad quality 4 6 4 10 _ _ _ Pigs ~ .. Best Uns & Hf-breds 5 6 5 8 Lambs.. Beasts at market, 1,19) ; sheep and lambs, 4,02 l; calves, 478 ; pigs. 250. LONFON MARKET.—Ocr. 30. LEADENOAI L.—The following are the prices :-56 lbs to 64 :bs, 5d 64 lbs to 72 1 1 2 s 5.1 to sid ; 72 1 , ,s to 80 lbs 54.1 to 6}d ;80 lbs to 88 lb. sid to Sid : 89 lb, to 96 lbs, s}l to 6d ; 93 lbs to 184 lb a, 61 to bid; 104 Ibs to 112 lb:, Giel to 611 1. 110r.,0 hides, lOs to 12s. Calf skins, ight, 3s to 5s ; full, 8s to 8s 6d. BERMONDSEY —Shell skins, p ,11:d 5s 6d to 6s Gd ; gents aLd half breds, 4s 3d to 5s : Downs, 33 3d to 3s 10d. LONDON MINING MARKET.—Ocr. 30, Very little badness is going fo ward to-day in British mining stocks. The inquiri a are by no m ens active, and the market retains a languid appelrancl. In the Stock Each.nge, Sortridce Consols sha es have been dealt int at 21. This is the only bargain reported from th.t es ablishment. In foreign and colonial mininv shares there is no movement whatever. The directors of the General Mining Association of N,va, Scotia, have address, d a circular to the sh,mho'clers. in which t' ey recommend an increase of the ea ital of the association by means of an issue of new shares, to be al'oAed at t , ,e rate of xlO per share, and in the proportion of one new for every four old &hares. As this price's abo at l 5 below the cur ent market quotation. a me prrties who hold an odd numb r of shares have been desirous of buyin r a few in the marke, so ris not to lose any pro portb n of then w issue. The di e. tors, however, have just announced the clming o'the tran , fe; ho iks—a step which has given rise to sore )n, and nut a few insinuations. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—OcT. 28. We hld a vtry du 1 mask tto dav, and lower prices, viz.:—Be=t wheat, 21 ; other sorts, 31 per quirt, and Garvey Is to 25. Otter articles were also cheap, r. BRISTOL SUGAR MARKE7.—Ocr. We c ntinne to oxpefenee a very dill and depressed market for all descriptions of sugar, and tie sal. s of West India are under 150 hhds, at again lower prices. Of foreign, one cargo of Havarmabe, consisting of 1,30 J boxes, have been sold. No rum off-iring. GLASGOW PIG IRON NIAIMET -Om 30. We had a qui t market to-day, at the fo lowing price :—Mix-201 Nos., 583 to Gls 6d ; No. 1, GOs to Gls ; and No. 3,56 s 6d to 57a 6d. THE BOROUGH BANK OF LIVERPOOL. From the Times city article. All expectation c f a resumption by the Liverpool Borough Bauk seems to be at as end, but the Liverpool letters of Thursday mornirg express confidence that no other banking difficulies or any importance will arise. According to some accounts the Borough Bank contemplate that an examination of the assets should bs made by some of the leading shareholders, and that if the result should hA sat fantnry, as fu* Qn TP a2IVIS the ultimtve omffiniAnny of the assets, to meet all liabilities. Promissory notes should be issued, and their depositions, so as to mitigate, as far as possible, 'he inconvenience to these parties, by furnish ing them with documents whie't may be negotiable. THE BOROUGH BANK. TO THE EDITOR GF TIIE NORTHERN TIMES. ir, —I notice an extraor tinary meeting of the Pre mietors of the Borough Bank is announced for the 10th November; will not the Dtpositors act likewis Any sane individual, upon the s!ightest reflection, alter reading over the names of the shareholders, must know that the depositors are safe to get their mousy and interest ; many, hal they received the same this week, would have locked it up, to the injury of themselves and the piiblie. A long pull, a strong pull, and a pull altogether, is only wanted to place the Borough Bank in its proper position of usefulness ; surely the cipositors would accept Promiss,;ry Notes at 3. 6,9, and 12 months, with interest upon the same, which notes, being of undoubted value, if required, could be converted into cash, at Loy time,at the convenience of the holder, and thereby give the bank the legitimate means of titrio to restore the institution to health again, and at once stay th 3 current of destruction. If my humble i , leas are worth a corner in your valuable paper,—l shall hope for the best, and remain.—Yours truly. ONE OP THE BEE BANKRUPTS. By British and Irish Magnetic Te'egraph. Thomts George White Aldermanbnry, lace warehouseman William Pemberton, Barge Ward Chambers, Bucklers. bury. George Gossling, Upper Bemerston-stree 4 , biker. Edward Rogers, Os 'vestry, draper. William Alliston Lamprell, Long Lane, City, carpen'er. Joseph Lane and George Macey Stevenson, Gore street Cripplegat e, merchants. James Clarke, Bridg 3 Wharf, Kings`and, Middlesex, timber merchant. Samnel Mendel, Fenchurch-street, City, commission agent, William 'rreeby Chafe, Devonport, ironfounder. George Tindall, Wilkenby, Lincolnshire, wheelwright. George Baker North End, Fulham, fbur. factor. John Woollsey, Great Grimsby, ironmonger. James Mnsto, Joseph Mnsto and Robert William Musto, Cambridge-road, Mile End. Jeremiah self, Bishops Waltham, innkeeper. Elwin Sunderland, Wil 'lam Sunderland, o:dbury, . . . Worcestershire, bill b:ok era. Henry Whitmore. Stockport, tai:or. Henry B ston, Manchester, draper. Satan& Rawn.:!ey, Ha'ifax, brush manufacturer. Wiliam Edward Waters, Liverstock-street, City-road. wholesale milliner. Robe t Hindry Mason, Sunderland and, Tynemouth printer, &c. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Charles Alexander Hill, Bristol cabinet ma' er. At LFAVIi & CO •IPANY'S, Itrinelagh-strcet. ROTS are CLOTHED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Year Wuo Si RE THE PUNE HAVANA ?—The total exports of cigars from the port of Uavannah the present year, up to the 20th September, were as follow :...... Uni. - ed St.tes .. .... 34032,018 I Trieste an t Veniece.. .. 4 018 001 Hambur4 aril Bremen 18,951,000 Belgium .... ...... .... 1 , 815,500 Great Britain ........16,300,000 Eu%sia.... ............ 1 , 858 , 000 France .... .... . —10,512,000 Holland 5pain............... _ 9 021 000 31ca'co ........ ...... 213,00 , South Amer ; ca3,79B.ooo . Other points . 2 556, 00 Total.. ........ •.• . • . ...... 105,22G,000 SOURCE OF TRE WORD " TRLEGRAM".—The last Er g'ish journals all contain a new word which will doubtless cme into immediate use on 13.11 Aides of the Atlantic.. In speaking of a telegraph:o despatch they call it a " telegam." But th's is not a term of Erglist coinage; it was used by some of our couLtry cotemporaiies a sear or two ago, the yrticuse Journal, if we mistake not, having iarented it. It has rather a queer lo,k at first ; but it is a, 'very convenient term, and it will, soon home famlliar, to the eye.-11 - ew York Times. REVIEW OF TREI WEEK. Encrea.—There has been rather more dispoAtion to purchase refin ing qualities at the dtc ine noticed la-t week, but holders have mat tac demand frcely ; grocery descriptions ara quite neglected ; the sales comer's. 530 Lhds. B. P., 3 COi bags Bengal, including grainy, fl at 51s to 52i, Dates at 441, a ntl ow red at 33s to sa, 600 Mids. Cuba, of indirect impost, at 39r to 4 cs, duty p ii, and 80 ease, 9,250 bags brown B:; zll, at 2ts 9 1 to _ss hd p r cwt. in bond. MoLassus —rhe sales are 70.) pun,fons, including tine Porto Rico, at 20s, Telnidai, at 17s 61 per cwt., and Barbidoes, for which the price to not r, ported. COFFEE.—Thera is to business to notice. COCOA.— 35 bags Trinidad tea lsed 943 to 965, and 40 bags red BatliA, 5416,1 to r 53 per cwt. 13 Lena. Pnrraß IJ steaiy iA value, 280 bags Malabar having scid at gd per lb. ENTO —2O blgs sold at per lb. Ric market has ben much dap essed, and in most inst.nees the s“ , l- s eff3e!ed .show a dee it eof Is p- , r cwt. ; the business includes 5,500 bag, Bengal, at 9s 61 for good Ballam, and 9s to 128 61 for low midulin.c to good, 11,600 ta gs lloulme!n, at 95, 9 300 bags Bassein, at 9s Gd, 1 400 bags Neeriosio, at 10. 410, and 1,300 bags pinky Madras, at 93 9J pe• cwt. Ilum.—Lower pike- have been accepted for Le2vrards, 2s 4d to 2s 6d per gal!on having b en taken for proof strength ; small lots of Jamaica broa.-;ht previous va'u.. TEA —Sale has been very diffiealt, ani transactions on a most limited scale; cominoa Con:ions may be quo ei et Is. Id. per lb., and for blackish-leaf kinds prices are gni e nominal. INDY 00.—No salas recored. taco FL un.-900 bags have been sold at 163 6d. to 17s. per cwt GAM BIER.-700 bales at 15 . for heaved, and 15s. 6d. to 17s per cwt. for sound. urre FERCIV .--Three tons at 1;. 3d, per lb. N TRATE OF S,,DA.-10J Tuns at 21s. bd to 21s. per cwt., ac cor,ing to quality. SALTPETRE —tsrf) sale. Loowooo. 70 tons Cimpea, by at £7 5i to £7 les and 10) tons Jamaica at £4 to £4 per ton. Fur c —25 tons Stauish at .£5 17s 6d. to £3 51. per ton. Linge. Woon —35 tons at £23 per ton. NICARAGU k WOOD —lB tons at the quotations. ROSIN —ln 1 , 53 dem.nd, the sales will not exe.2cd 1,000 barrel., at -is. 4d. to 4s. sd. for common, and 53. 61. to ss. per cwt. fir medium t) fine quali`y. TOB.psNit,E ca TAIL — , 713 sales to report. A E.S.-100 barrtls sold at 41s. to 425. for Pearl, ad at 42s 63. to 433. per cwt for rot. LINSE , D.-1,400 big; Bombay are repo ted at CO, per qr. BApEgag,.-2:20 Nita.lr,s are also reported at 525. r qr. Ei.—The nurket is mue, depressed, and the few sale. made BRIM T )NE lass been in steady demand, about 300 one on the spot and near at hand being repo, ted at £9 151 to £lO per ton. Asa 1.3 have been iltle inquire -d for. IAIITAItS still dull, the only buslcess being a .mall sale of grey at 8 s per ,wt. Sumac has been in fa'r recoest ; 750 bsge Palermo sold at los to 2s per cwt. BIRK . —About 3,100 bags of Baltimore have been disposed of at 7s 6d to 9s, and 60 hhds P.uLdelphia at 103 61 to Its 63 per cwt. °Live o,i. has been diffluult of sale, and not more thin 40 to 50 tun = have f.iund buyers, at x 59 for Galipoli, £.57 10s to 459 for Sicilian an 1 Neapolitan, x'ss lOs to £56 los to; Spanish, and at £54 to £5 i per tun for Lisban. t•RAI. AND COD OILS continue dui; of sale. LIN4EED AND RAPE OILS are qn.et„ without change in price. SPIRITS OF rURP-NTINE mile 3 are reported at 37s 9d to 33s per cat. PALM Ctr..—About 200 tons have been so'd at £4l to .445 10. per ton. Termow.—The market Is steady, at 583 to 553 62 for Petersbnrgh Y.C., 58s for South Aineri,m, and 4641 to 56.. 91 per cwt. according to quality, f skastralian. LARD —Nothiad bas been done ; prices are nominal. JUTE.—Forced sales have influenced prices to the extent of £3 to £4 per tin ; 1,1,0 ba'es have cha,ged hands at .416 t., .422 15s. lleszp.—Lower prices hive also beau accepted for Manilla, 1,500 bales imported from the States having been sold at £2B to £3O per ton. BEEP. —Tlao demand Is quite of a retail character, and holders meet buyers freely, the stork is however so light of fine qualitie., such are not pressed, but the repacked, nasweet, and inferior descriptions can be hai at e nxiderably reduced rat .s. PORK.—There is very It - le Gifu., but the Irish corers, since the taking of the Government contract, do not Misr so freely, hence the tone of :he market i.somewhat stead'er. BACON is a slow sale, the dealers loving sparinzly; there is no further reduction in price. and stocl,s are now so manageable, holders show co undue anxiety to force saes. 1 Aun. —Tne market is very flit, and prices have further receded fully Is per cwt. - CHEWIE.—FIue continues to meet a ready sale, but all other sorts are dull. RNsUING sALEB BY AUCTION. MONDAY, November 2 —l7 Lhests Shell Lad ; 27 ,bales Vege'able Flair. lIESDAY, Nov. 3 —1,!70 bales Jute ; 17,300 East I Idia Kips; 3,919 Oa and Cow Hides; 5,:01 tanned, 37 bales Sheep, Gnat, and Daer Skins; 50 tons, 628 baba Lin,ead Cake. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.—Ocr. 30. Per stone, 20lbs. Per gonia. a. d. s, d. s. d. a. il. Potatoes, Seedlings 4 oto 4 4 Hay. 01d...... o7to 0 8 Ditto , Kenips .... 44t0 4 8 Ditto, new.. 0 6 t o 0 7ilDitto, 'Whiterocks. 3 4 to 3 6 Ditto, clover 0 6 to 0 7 Ditto, Ba'shaw t .. 3 4 t, 3 6 Green Clover 0 0 t o 0 01 Ditto, i-I. Farm =re 0 0 to 0 0 Grass 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto , cattle....., 1 8 to 1 Straw, wheat 0 3 t o 0 4 Ter ton. Ditto, oat Ditto, barley .... 0 0 to 0 0 1 Carrots Oats, In straw .... oVto 0 0 )Tangle wurzel i Manure .. LIVERPOOL CORN M IRKET.—OcT, 30. The mark t h been vary irregul 1r in cha acter this morning ; it opened with a disposition on the putt of sellers to take lower rice= for wheat, and some i , tolesitere made at a reducti..n of Id to 2d per bushel from the rat s of in sday ; subsequently more inquiry ap eared, and ho'd - rs b come somewlz it stater, partinfarly for red American parcels; the inisine‘,'s os the whole, however, has been but lauited, as consume - s evi eht'y hold off fo. the more extensive show expecte I on Tuogday, scarcely any of the bulks now in dock hosing yet be, n sampled. In Flour of •ny sort we have scarcely a transac tion 1,44,111 8, -the quantity at hand bong small, and the pr c relatively high : less no ,ney would be taken to elect sales. Feeding Barleys are n better demand, and late prices steadily made. Beans without change Oats and Oatmea' are in very slow request, an I almost nominally qnotable as b,f ire. Indian corn steady, without much doing, to-day. Arrivals a , ‘cl Expo is from the 27 h to the 39r.h of Oct , 1857, inclus ve —ln'o Liverpiol from Ireland—Wheat, 440 qrs; barley, 2 qrs ; molt, 6 qrs ; oat, 4 3 2 qrs ; oatmeal 3,393 sacks ; flour, 1,131 tacks, and 50 br's. Coastwise—Wheat, 11 qrs ; ma t, 140 qrs ; oats, 82 qrs. United *States—Wheat, 20,700 qr> ; n ham corn, 2,f80 qrs; flour 5,928 bras. Europe, &c —Wheat, 704 qrs ; beans, 433 qrs; pe se, 8 qrs; Indian, ern, 3 GOO qrs ; ur, 2 sacks. Egypt—Wheat, 4, 00 firs; barley, 1,460 qrs. Into tiu-,c rn—Oatmeal, G3l sacks. Total —Whe tt, 28,055 qrs ; barley, 1,492 qrs; malt, 1.6 qrs; oats, 4,414 qrs ; bean', 436 qrs ; pease, 8 qss ; Indian co n, 4 Bso qrs; oatmeal, 4,030 sacks ; flour, 1,135 sucks, and 5,978 bris. Exports.— Foreign Parts— 'a's, 12 qrs. Ireland—Wheat, (.093 qrs; Indian coin, 366 qrs; flour, 536 sacks and 150 br s. Coastwise—Wheat, 103 vs; mal, A qrs ; beans, 143 gra ; Indian corn, 20 qrs ; Indian cora meal, 30 brie ; oatmeal, 30 sa c ks; flour, 62 b s. R. Maxim & SONS. MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—Ocr. 30. There is a better f2e'llg in the ma.ka to-day, with more inquiry, but there was not mult basine 4s done. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET -Om 30. Markets generally have felt the prey nre of the mo ey crisis. Buyers have acted with g eat cau ion, and but a small amount of business done, and pi Ices ha se had a dec'ining ten 'ency in several articles. SUGAR.—Although holders have sl own 801113 fiimnes•, yet a decline of is to Is 6d his been established on sil qualities. except very floe. Refined ready for delivery is scare, and ,timps quoted 60s to 63i. COFFEE.—A reaction his taken pace in this ar icle, and an advance of 23 t) 35 has be n paid on the lowest point of last week. COTTON.- 3CO talcs only Bold during the week, and t rime are qu-,ted fully 13 loxer than the Tate highest point of the market. TM—The demand taa be veTy limited, and altheogh the tone of SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL. OCTOBER 31. Winn YESTERDAY, S.S.W.—Fresh Breeze. Riau WATEtt—Morn. 9 48 —Even. 10 B—Height, 16 ft. 4 in: OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND. narro, from Ca'dera—:.Empire Sate, New York—Tiimountain— Ashburton, New York—Ormel l c—Ann and Sarah—Zngora. ARRIVED. Gom•rsian Sev 'l' Hendrika Berlina ....Amsterdam Doctor Arehange' Giannmatteo. Aloxa' dria stadtfelt Hamburgb Mira Callar Resolution Rio Grand'', Lira St. John. N.B. Homer P E Island Peter and Joh!, Gijon San Francisco .. Rivadei Anna Bertha Danzic Altje Maarhuns ....Kanigsberp_ _ _ Ellen Dem Iprara Australia AntFero Mignon D-nla Rattler (s.s ) Opor o Calhonn cor (s.s•) Tfalva 'lea King Boadicea .. St John N.B. Ed. Stanley St. John, N.B. - rescent . qlschief Seville Cambria .. St. J thn, N.B. ressie Ton a ,an da Philadelphia Demerara Demerara SAII Talavera . 7... Montreal Europe Marseilles MD. G mntlet Gibraltar Orontes Jamaica 11+1a •d M tid .... .. ..... Antwerp Elizateth I beck Express Pernambuco CLEARED OUTWARDS. Oct. 29. Oct. 2g, Eliza Sharp.. Davidson Berbice Devon Morning Star ....Charleston ENTERED pc Oct. 29. Van Alean c Zambesi .. 01-ator (s.s ) Bordeaus Nyverheid....... . Lary Cal e of Good Hope Valetta Industrie .. Cnidad BoliviH Urania ........ • • ..Gibral tar Alfredo Cen'.nrion . New York sea Nymph .., Rio Jane ro Cesar .. Trinidad LOADING. Denninghain.. Gibraltar (s.s.) . .Havre Willing~. . Kingstown Water Witch .. Monte Video Helios grdyinion - ......New York Attic...... ............New York -alamander. San Francisco OUTPORTS. Gravesend. Oct. 19.—Arrived—Alice and Lightning, from Denia— Electric, Demerara—Star, Ostend—Alfred. Paranuay—Prima, Sundswall—Malacca, Calcutta —Primass, Bahia—C. Blanchard, BOston—Joanna Jacobs, Petersburg —Alfred, Ma'aga. Deal, Oct. 30.—Anchored—Charles A. Farwell, for Port-Philip ; Emily Fa-num, Port-Philllo ; Francis A. Palmer, Sydney; Martha, Demerara; Norwester, Cardiff, Prince Albert, Jamaica; Florist, it. Vincent ; Zo,docho Pigli, Cardiff; Antonio, Swansea; Britannia, Mobile; Puzzle, Salombe—all from London. PJssed—kliza, from Callao Ariel, Berbice ; James Turcan. Singapore ; Daring (schooner), Malaga Island Queen, Patras—all for London. Portsmouth, G t 29.—Arrived—The sparrowhawk, from Malaga. Plymouth, Oct. 29.—Arrived—The Titania, from Monte Vidio Reform, Ladrador—Belle Franrais, 'crag. Sontlqrnptrn, rct. 29.—Ari'ved—The Fulton Is.) from New York Cardiff, Oct. 29 —Sailed--The Hendrine Marie for Sierra Leone. I eith, o't. 19. —Arrived—The GLdiator. from Call o. Cowes; Oct. 29.—Arrived—The Trio, from Cala° and sailed for Hambu•gh. Dover. Oct. 29 —Arrived off—The Young English, from Bahia for Hamburg!'. Edst Hartlepool, Oct. 29 —Arrived—The Rio, from Janeiro. Queenstown, Oct. 29. --A r ived—The Magnola, from Callao Hyacinthe, ll,lsba—lndia Taganr ‘g —Mesta, and Eden, Odessa — Crocodile, and Nueto, Alexandria Blanche, Quebec— James Colikshank, Odesa—Rec'p - o ity, Sydney—R , pid, and Sebastopol, Callao - Mary, Cardenas—Pacific (s.), Milford. `Dublin Oat. 29.—Arrived—The Otto, horn Arkhans ; and Charlotte, eaterm na, from Hioso rrr. Warren Point, 0.. t 2s.— ailed—The Elden, Montgomery, from St. John, N.B. ( ly,le.—New York, ((.s.), from New York. Southampton —Fulton (s.), from New York. MARITIME EXTRACT& Asia (R.M.4 S.', from Liverpool for New York, 17th Oct., had a very st: ong paasaee Guseoppina Pollio, hence to Castlems'ne for Trieste, with iron ore, in a le..ky state. and part of o ergo thrown overboard. Eagle, Evans, hence to Ealmon , h 'or Napes, with forrmost spring, loss of sails, and part of carg thrown overboard. Columbian (P.m.S.s.) Suez at Aden, and sailed for Australia 4th Cot., with the mat's from England of 16th September, Hull, Oct. 20th —lntell:ger.c has been received here by telegraph t' at the Indapendent, pro n the Tyne. was ashora on the Nor h - west Bartery of Cronvtadt, with loss of anchor, chain, and rtidd, , r. SPOKEN. In lat. Ton. Atm. 10 .. Greenock, hencl t ) A 'en, with 'oAs of miinmaq.,36 S • • 19 E Oct. 26.. Wallace, hence for Wisc,sset, off Cape Clear. FOREIGN FORTS. Swarthmore, Ledbitter. China at Sonnibaza. Ind an Queen, Bombay at Moulmein. Otto Venus, and Saline—tlith hence at Schelde. silva, hence at Lisbo •Maria Emilia sa led fr m Lisb , ,n for Liverpool, Oct. 19. Wilda Slavianski sailed from Alexandria for Liverpool, Oct. 12. African (s.s.), Richards•AP, Smyrna at Alexandria. David, Mclver, Ceylon at Moulmein. Levant, Jones, hence at Califs,. Rhone (s.s.), 'Wilkins, Messina at Palermo. Maize, Burch, hence at Venice. Challenger, hence at Helvo t. .; Scotland, Burt, hence at San Francisco. Togns. ant AtrevP.a, hence at Vera C:nz. Teneriffs (•.s ). Mc krthttr, Gibraltar at Palermo. Karnacls (s.s.), Browrless, Messina at Palermo. Confidence, Davies. henc . at Leghorn. Thetis, Hankin, hence at Rouen. Nova Bella sailed from Shangliae for Liverpool, Aug. 21. Orontes (s.s.) sai'ed from Malta for London, Oct. 22. Eeolibda sai'ed from Oporto for Liverpool, Oct. 18. BIRTHS On the 25th ins 4"., at St. George's-square, Edinburgh, Mrs. Charles Lawson jun , of a daughter. On the 27th inst., at Blairmore, Lochlong, Mrs. Robert Douglas, of a son. MARRIAGE. On the 29t1 , inst., at 9, Rutland place, Glaqgow, by the Rev. Bannatyne, of 011 Cumnrick, the Rev. Ah-xander Bannatyne, \Varenford, Northumber:and, to Ann, only daughter of Neil Jamie son, Esq., Rotlitsay. DEATHS on tne tii lust., nawarn Thomas, e'aest sou of Mr. Eduard Conway, 16, Upper Stanhope street, aged 25 years. On the 30th inst at No 5, Wi'son•street, Claughlon-road, Birken head, Fanny Sherman, inrant daughter of Mrs. F. Farker, clear starcher. eir Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to Oni Office da'v authenticated. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Tetegi aph. NEWMARKE RACES.—YESTERDAY. SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 sovs., Half Ab. 1 I Trabnco. . Eigbt ran. SWEEP , TAKES (1 . 10 SOPS., T. Y. C. West End • ...1 I Rotterdam ....2 I Orcanda 1S DICAP e Bel Esp ,ra. za Abron HANDICAP SW&EPSTAKES ( F 20 sot's. .1 Rcsa Bolnur S:x ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10) SOPS., T. IS, Tarot Four r. Sw}.7.I , IAKES CF 100 OVS., T. Y. C. Toxopholite walked over. SECOND CLA' S NUIVIEV STAKES, T. Y. C. Lucca della R0ia...1 I Pavilio 2 I Old 'rimes . Fourteen ran HANDICAP SWEEPSTAK'S OF 15 sow. B 11 Espuaranz 1. Six r, n. FIR'T CLASS NURSERY STAKES. 1 I Arm Divz.lin 2 I ninth Thirteen ran. \Vox: by a length. £lOO HA' DICAP PLATE, B.C. Pichacus 1 I Romeo . 2 I ElcoOs bam F urteen ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. ... ... 1 I Tambourine ......... Sewn ran. SWEEPSTAKES or 10 SOLI. PAmpi Harry Stanley . Theodora . 1 I Flyaway.... Four rar. H KS. La Tittle du R-gircent beat Brown Bees. Leonts beat Blacksmith. Usella beat Commotion. BOYS' CLOTHING 17ADE WITH GRFAT I'ASTE, at_LEWIS and COMPANY'S, Ilanels,gh street. GOVERNMENT PR TRCTION TO ['MIGRANTS TOR CANADA AND THEI UNITED STATES.—As soon as an emigrant ship reaches the emigrant staion in the Sr. Lawrence, et Grosse Isle, a few miles b Qu bee, sae is bearded by the Government Medical Offic r. If there are any sick on board they are landed and remain at the hospital, at the expense of the Governrnery, until they are cured. Imme diately on the ship's arrival at Quebec, Mr. Buchanan, the Government Emigration Agent, gees on board. He in quires into all complaints, and sets that all the conditions of the Act of Parliament f}r pro`ecting emigrants have been striotlf eoruptied with. This he is able to do in a most effee ive meaner, as, whenorer an emigrant ship leaves a British port for Quebec, the Government Emigre ticn Officer at the port forwards to his), by mail steamer, a list of every passenger, with their names, ages, s ex , trade, &c. This list i s always received by Mr. Buchanan a fortnight before the ship's arrival. He thus possesses every particalar that may be useful to him in protecting the emigrauts, and direcing them to where they can at once get suitable emplt ymeut. If there be any just.cause of complaint against the e,p , ain of a ship, justice is afforded by a very summary law passed for the purpose, and Mr. Buchaugn himself suserintends the prosecution. The Government of Canada has issued a pamphlet upon the resources of the couLtry and the prospects in store for the industrious of all classes who desire to make it the land of their adoption. This pamphlet, as well as full par ticulars of the rl h"ough B e king system, by which emi grants are protected from the time of their landing until they reach their destination, together with maps of the Canadian Ra'lways, showing their connection with those of the United S ates, continue to be issued gratukously to all who apply for them, personally or by letter, at the offices of the Grand Tiunk Railway of Canada, 21, Old Broad-street, Londor, E.G.; or here to Sabel and Coatis; Allan and Gillespie ; or Weir, Cochran and Co. At LEWIS & t OMPANY'S, Boslagh-atreet. BOYS are OLOTIIED from the Age Qf Six to Tvieuty Years, Commertfal Saic4 • NEXT WEEK On account of whom it may concert. th. On MONDAY text,, the 2nd Nov. at '1 weave o'clock, it Broker's Office, 7, ExAange-chambers, 27 Bales Vegetable HAIR (American Wes) Lying in Johnson's Warehouse, Brook-street.—ApPlY EATtON, Broom FRANLIS J. t the On MONDAY text, the 2nd Nov., at Eleven o'clock, Commc,cial Salt-room, 660 Boxes Port ORANGES, 19 0 Do. Do. ONIONS, ex Rattler (s.s 270 Bags Do. Cel ESN U TS, 3 Casks Do. WALNUTS, 16 Do. Naples WALNUT'', ex Coenthian (s a') , 300 13a ts Black Span'sh NUTS, ,x Peter and JOhn , 5(,0 Bags Barcelona Nur , , ex Hese, 80 Bags Para NUTS, ex Tit Bit. Apply to GEO. BADF 'ACII 4erj. • As court, r e n o'clock, On MONDAY next, 2nd Nor., at Fie' Commercial Saleroom Tem 455 Half Chests Port ORANGES. 120 Do. Do. ONIONS, !00 Bags Do. CHESNUT', 100 Barrels Do. Ditto. 12 Baskets Do. Ditto. 12 Half Do. Do. Ditto. 9 Casks Do. WALNUTS. 50 Half Chests Malaga ORANGES, 50 Do. Do. LEMONS, j 8 Half Chests Lisbon LEMONS, meter „ 0.5.) 15 Half Boxes Do. POMEGRANATES, EA 181 Bags Brazil NUTS. I Ell ARgatotrtt 60 eases Palmermo LEMONS, Ex Tiber, (m') 100 Blzs Barcelona NUTS. 100 Sacks Spanish NU'IS. 29 ~ Fine Naples WALNUTS. goktlO Apply to JA.MEi AD 51 . , SON za. _a • On TUESDAY next, the 3rd Nov., at Twelve o'cloek. at tile Broker, Office, 7, Exchange-chambe rs. 50 Tons Round Thick American INSEED CA ' ' now landing ex Endymion. from New York; C A KE, 1166 Bags Thia Oblong American BIN ;RED now landing ex Thornton, from York,. ANCI Aoply to EATON, woke" FRS J. at On TrizsDAT next, the 3rd Nov., at Half-past One — clo A nrnercial Sale-room, Temp:B court, 1091 B)xes Fine American CHE ES to bier landing. ex City of Washington. from New York. — APP J Bich .rdson, Brothers and Co . Merchants or to AT • groO. GEO. BAD • NNCII Rr On TUESDAY, t'le 3rd November, at Twelve o'clock, at 1.103 Brokers' OiHee, 2. Dale-street, 6300 Eatt India Tanned KIPS, Br oker' BROWNE, BUN MR & Cu" Apply to at t be On TUEgMY next the 3rd Nov., at Twelve o'clock, Brokers' Office, Sweeting-street, 370 Wet Salted HIDES, ex Davidsons, from Barbadoes —Apply to - egij.olvk T. & H. LITTI.EPALE & CO. Or to 1 AltvoLD, LEETE, ROSCOI.: & C')•' Q n tale. 11 Cases Bleached E. I.) 5 Bales African WAX. 50 Bags Vegetabl FRANCIS J. EATON. Br °l f er ,:rall et* 7, Exchange's.'" Applylto PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FE rir. naolf , A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof Roo ONE PENNY PER SQUARE FOOT• 'N .. poo °' NV . Office and 'Warehouge-8. CABLE.ST if 19 -4 BOYS' CLOTHING WIDE WITH GREAT TASTE A- T., 5 ," COMPANY'S, Ranelugh-street. T R. CAMERON, L./ • WATCH AND CHRONO:IETER MAR F' 00 1 ' 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET , , -„ i tE. 4 1,5, MNIIINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, O a- „s6 , ' SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TEI.ESCOPES, BAP,- CELOIT4, &c, At LEWIS & COAPANY'S, Ranelagh-stre at. Do r* , POY4 are CLOP-II fr D yn tl•le Aces of Six to TtrenrY LEWIi &C , AlPAtil. liana P'IRE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLING 3 PER DOZE, WINES A NDER S D : 5,-CASTLE-STItEET-.---5• P 0 11 T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five years 146 s v in bond, and fit for immediate use.... In SHERRY.—First Class, Pale and Gold CLARE P. —St. Julien, four years in bottle.. ... • ••• • CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. ROO ° MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ANDERSON S COMPANY' 'S. Ranelagh-street. WIRE 4,IGG 1 NG. A i tre c ia T HE UNDERNOTED VESSEL'„iaO' WIRE 0= present BEING FITTED with VVIR.-• Di of GARNOCK, BIBBY, and CO.'S Manufs.cture- 01 1611% ,,, Three STEAMERS and Three SAILING VESSEL''' . 13 John Laird, Esq. sr on alia of' JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer,. Messrs. T. r er n otf o A , builders. , 9 goVtli. Ship PARSEE MERCHANT' • E. Ba ,o Voir 0 00 ,,,, Ship BOGOTA ..Messrs. Blythe and Trengelasr„,gl - LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart and Pe r rot. "01 New ship LLAMA Messrs . Batty and Sei s ' l oto ° o ,2 l ,l, NEW SHIP . .... NEW SHIP. • ... - . ...Buiding at . . ti at NEW BARQUE . Budd' 0 • • • • t u b plias NEW SCHOONER Also, a number of VE•sSELS being Fl I'TE I) wit ~s j II o ltle t ; The advantage of WIRE ROPE tor Sill PS' HIGT t or- -c4 flek generally known needs few comments. It is much lig" bu ilt 0 Ott ably cheaper-more durable-mad less than half the ii ii g 0 .., Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships be a _Sr" ward. . n itPr CARD of Comparatis-e SIZES -and PRICE LIST---°- GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND CO'' of ' MANUFACTURERS OF a g $ IMPROVED PATEN t• CORDAGE AND W l ' .- BAILMAKERS —3IIIP-CHANDLESS. 4103 r, i tli 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-SIREM', LIVER ,- i' a , tlf. MANUFACTORY-WATERTEEE-ROAD. ,akIST•' Ii ~- A full Assortment of IA IRE ROt's:, and IsEIMP. .',,-,t of OIR ROPE and HAWSERS always in Stock for E%P" use. t --------- - tb' se t oe f NOTICE. o o. 0, ELECTRO-PLATE Goozs.-The e are few branclitegorjoa fa x , more perfection has bee I attained in than in thi',Poo o 4 4 'ist: l 4 manufacture, and the most beautiful spechnens °,.'„ see - „enk goblets, and other table articles of the sort, mai ,"„" p r bll'irttitt E. T. Hall's, of 23, St uth John-street, who, to his o ''' t . ises 6 n oolti business, has added a deportment for the sale 0 n afo';49", having been appointed agent to one of the first 1 : 0 1 - 0, tbv 9l +oo Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beau . t i l eo . co!Lds very superior (nearly as go d as silver), and the P, di e g" . all these mod-rate to a degree. An inspe2tion 0 - posel • prove the above facts.-Northern Tim , s. 103. P er Tea sic>, ons .. Desert DO. .. T.:ble D 0... Dessert Forks . . .. or Table Do. ............... ..... .... •• •• 24 10. Sent:carriage free to any part of the colt,' THE CHARTIST MOVEMENT IN BritoreroneS . ZoP er eil le was held on Monday evening, at Groves Ae Hotel, Birmingham, for the purpose of reerg a lle fle - sr agitation on behalf of the People's Charter. foiol was called to the chair. Mr, Ridgway rn° ve it °4 theirg reeolution . :—"That this meeting, viewing roersfaor apathy srsting amongst all classes of ref ° ; r eat i c 0 0 4 believing that we are rapidly approaching 'nee too morcial crie s deems it expedient to adopt sP, f practical means to obtain the enactneo",e leste; People's Charter as the enly measure c3tetttnieo' ensure a permanent benefit to the grna',.Bsoldoil the people." Mr. Heywood seconded th e 11 ;31 11 ;d; Mr. Dalvll supported the resolution, at ',lcl P° °r tie boping that in reviving their agitation it o °:,; e ot J i:) , 0 " 0, 6 headstrong as to oppose every other Eno ve ` -- r fro benefit of the people. They should endea!°:pott themselves respected, and to obtain that su ld o ti terdt' public opinion without which no agitation co re re They must make Chartism p ossessed reste,Les"jeltl'A He believed if the people bad p a lt:eisr'h el" the saffrage, the bleo!shed in India and tm- Thei %UV. China and Persia would have been avoided' d to a) re: endeavour by all means to elevate themselves a knowleOge of their coestitutional rights. 13 _00 0 ' 6 tle' r ,,, a etes: cov eo r vel cemmend also that Birmingham in this for itself. Referring to the time of Fenn ° becla be o ir complained that the execu'ive and the lecturers d oa t of too large a share of the funds, and sugges°o3 coa t 01 mingham instead of London should be Ena, d , e p o e t fr°_„ o l° o l !i the agitation. Mr. Alger expressed his cu ss- o ld wi r tr, half measures ; had opposed, and alwar teedc°llo) Niolio ° gee° of any piece reform movement.il Joshua to the late conference on Seel. 'Science, an d tri b e tlan tbr be o to z t d, Mr. Alcroyd at the Town Ha;l, whose cle/als he denouneel as unfounded. The resolutioa,Torpolotte passed, it was moved that a committee of of eft, u fp ° tl&I t, Of to whi r M move as an antendrc'einjabo s committee shcald consist o f only five w ►s r o rr " Chartist Association , " which, on a divisio n ' - Bieizin.gitant Daily Press. street, at his - - d ?Tinted and Published by CHARLES gstA 9, F-oittlii Inhn-street, Liverpool Gennal Print•ug aAd , SATURDAY, WTOJAEU Z l i 18814 Ste tioacrY O N I NA kto N 1. 44 Pre 4 041 % ••.4 Pt 114 Ev enin i 2 14,, k4t el in '4lrpe rz ' lQ7. l llor 41t by lit •44 14 01c] 1 4. 44 ity chlt ul k tot o Of KEITH'S P , 11.00)1S, HOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT 34, CASTLE-STR 141 ET. at!! ARE NOW RE-OPEN ED'. friel o reo , W. 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