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

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Friday Evening There was a fair enquiry- for Cotton tc-dat, and tales are repirted at 7,000 hales, 1,000 to specula tors and exporters the n3aiket closing firmly at an adva - ce of kti. per lb. on last Friday's quotations. 1‘.1( ssrs. Wiight, Jun. and Co., in their circular, say : There was rather more tone apparent in our Cotton market ar, the time cf closirg our las circular advices of 2nd instery, per Asia, which ripened into activity the following morning, and has since been kept up with spirit. The sales on Saturday ware estimated at 10,009 bales, Monday, 17 000, Tuesday, 12,000 bales, Thursday. 10,000 bales. Prices have not only fully recovered - from the decline submitte i to in the early part of last week, bnt in many instances an advance has been obtained The Trade have purchased frtely, and Speculators and Exporters hive taken a fair share, though for the past tin) days this enquiry has partidly subsided. Wedneday was eppointedf r a solemn Fast and no business transpired. The adviess from America, touching the derang d state of financial affair, , , induce holders to offer freely; but with a rapidly diminishing stork, and en tailed import in expec tancy, arising from the difficulty of negotiating sterling paper, as welt as limited receipts at the shipping ports, there is a total absence of any pressure to effect sales, and the market has a hardening tendency. Apart, however, nom all other conitcleratione, the posi ion of the staple, 'Present and prospective, for then xt two or three months, a such as to excite confidence in support of existing currency, nut aithstandir g that an adverse turn imparted to money matters, by the withdrawal of large amounts from the Bank coffers, has influenced the directors to raise the rate of discount to 6 per cent, and this, ton, in the Lice of large arrivals of specie from Australia The total sales cf the week annum to 59,120 bales, c-f which 39,130 are American Speculators have taken 13,280, and Exporters 2,790, leaving 43,050 bales of all kin sto the.trade. The Import for tame time is 11,07 bales, of which 1,156 are American. The quantity known to be at sea from Ame rican ports is about 21,00 bales. PRICES TO DAY. New Orleans Falr.. 914 Middling ..9 5-16 t Ordinary... 64 to Bid Nobtle „9 1-16 d „ . gici to 80 Atlantic „ .. 9kd ..9 1-16 d ~ ..6id to 81d Total taken for Cor.s . pti3n,lBs7 1, 0 52,`60 bales.lBs6 1 6)3.080 bales. Export (actual) .. 224,614 „ 181,5-13 „ A mer 'ea n Brazil Egypti,n E India %V Inria Total Stock this dav .1g9,103 17,311 5 !go 109,5?0 1,3 tO 30.1,4t.0 Satre time 1856.437,740 37,051 52,410 61,810 1,470 520,500 The Liverpool Share Market opened very. gloomily to-day, and the heavy stocks touched extremely low figures. In the - afternoon, however, there was a rally of 1 to 1 per cent., the market closing quietly. The following were the day's transactions :-Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Che shire, 65 ; Caledonian, 411,413; Eastern Counties, 11 3-16 ; EAst Lancashire, 91; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 933, 93, 933, 933, 933, 931,_ 931; London and North Western, 943, 943, 943, 941, 941, 95, 953, 953; Manchester, Sheffiad, and Lineolnstrire, 393, 39k, 301 ; Midlands, 803, 803, 803, 803, 803 801; North Eastern, 221, 223, 223, 24 r ; Oxforu, Wor cester, end Wolverhampton, 153; Dovers, 193, 19 5-16, 191, 19 5-16, 198 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 10 7-16, 103, 10 7-16, 103; Great Western of Canada, 20 ; Ditto, new, 203 d ; East Lancashire 5 per Cents, 53; Liverpool and London Fire' and Life Insurance Company, 83 p. The following were the closing prices :-Blaekburn,7l, 8; Chester and Birkenhead, 65, 054; Caledonian, 417 3 - id 424 ; Chester and Holyhead, 163.191; Eastern Counties, 11 3-16. 111; East Lancashire, 91, 1113 ; do. 97. shares, 3, 9-10 p; Great Northern, 233, 24; do. A shares, 11, 111 ; Great Western, 53, 531 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire Stock, 933, 931; do. 91 shares, 4. 1 ; Liverpool Crosby. and Southport, 181, 183; London 4 and North Western, 951. 95k; Manchester, Sheffield, andiLincolnshire,393. 391; Midland Stock, 801, 803 ; North British, 113 xd 111 ; North Staffordshire, 43, 4d ; North Eastern -Berwick, 22 9 16, 22 11.16 ; York and North Midland, 381, 3EI; 'feeds Capital Stock, 24, 241; South Eastern and Dover, 19 5-16, 191 ; Soottish North I;astern, 11, 12; Buffalo and Lake Huron, 53, 53 d; . do. new Shares, 51, 53 d ; Dutch Rhenish, 4, 31 d ; Great Western of Canada, 203, 201; do. new share. 1, 3 d ; Great LuxernbourA, 61, 61 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 103, 102. Fears of a further rise in the value of money are still weighing upon the Stock Market, which has also been pi ejudiced by the unfavourable nature of the Returns of the Bank of France. Consols ex hibit a fresh fall of three eights per cent, compared with the closing prices of yesterday: A report from the Paris Bourse states that a great many orders to sell for Account of London bankers, and capitalists were executed i❑ the course of yesterday. Consuls for Money closed at SDI to 89k, and for the Account at 891 to 89g. In the London Railway Share Market there was very little business done to-day, and prices show a decline. The following we) e the closing quotations:— Caledouiar, 84i; Eastern Counties, 11,1 ; East Lancashire. 92; Great Northern, 94t, 931; Do. A,86, 88; Great Western, 524, 53; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 931.931 ; Leeds Northern, 48, 49 ; London and North Wes ern, 951, 951; London and South Western, 88, 8 9; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 39, 391 ; Midland Stock,Bol,Bot, North British,47, 48; South Eastern and Dover, 641. 641 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 90k, 91 ; York and North Midand 76, 77; Grand Trunk, 10+. 10+ ; Great Western of Canada, 20+ ; Ditto New, The Manches•er Goods Market continues very firm, with increased sales at prices in favour of producers. and Yarns must be quoted Id to id higher, and a more active enquiry existing. Our Grain Market ha© ruled very quiet, and bu siness in all articles is restricted to pressing requirements of consumers, who are enabled to purchase Wheat at a decline of 31 per 701bs, Flour is per barre/, and Indian Corn 63 to Is per quarter below the rates of Friday last. Holder s are anxi ous sellers, and a lower currency seems more than probable of early realisation. Of the 385,3621. in gold, ex the steamer Indus, about 80,0001. is known to consist of Eng ish sovereigns, which bare been sent Into the Bank. The whole of the gold dust will be sent to the Continent. The steamer 'Tyne, for the Brazils, will take out 17,050/. in specie, of which 8,0001. is gold, and the rest silver. The precise amount of specie taken out by the steamer Granada to the Peninsula is 37,000/., nearly all in gold. The steamer Seine has brought about 33,000/ in silver from Boulogne• The Queen of May.has arrived from Foe-ohow foo with 363,4 1 10 lbs. of tea on freight. The London Silk Market continues dull and depressed. The following is from the monthly circular of Messrs. Durant and C. Another month is gone, and still no husires; in si;k, con miners restic ing their purchases within the narrow limits of their daily wants, and this only when oft he in )st ores sirg character, all striving to di the least repsible. I s feeling, confirmed as it has been by numerous failures a d ~ ccasional forced sales on forsign account, although in the very smallest parc3ls, it is not sirprisi; g that prices hive fallen conehier.bly. These failures have rot been of city great impo; tance individually, nor even io he agg'egate, bur they have h d a most depressing ,effee , .. It may now, how ever, bo hoped we have seen the last, and that the trade vi ill gradually resume its natural c )urge, r lieved by 'ha cessation of the pies;ure caused by th struzgle of these men to fight off their stoppage. In China Silk, transac•ions have been confi ted almost exclusively to Taysaam or common to medium class, with now and then a very small pa- cal of Tsatlee; and se weak has been the market, that ary price, however low. made by any forced stle has been imme diately looked upon as tho price of all Silk of its class Chinese thriven S.lk has been espodally depressed Bengal Silk has participated t► the full ex'ent in the general quiet, but at present no forced sales hove been made. In Italian Silk no hing ; importers are eager sellers, hut their views as to nrice, although materially mo'ified, are st; 1 such as to preclude all chance of business. In Brutia and Persian Si.k n_th'ng. The repott if Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite is sub joined : The markit for American securities in London, has daring the past we k, been v ery active, the disposition being strong not only to enter into financially sotn-1 unde-- takings, streh as New York Central and Pennsylvania Central, bat also to take more doubtful securities at the r zne.cd prices. D,troit and Milwauk e bonds . are in demand, b ut few offerinz. The inquiry lot .Il l inois bonds and shares seem daily to increase, and many parties who recently were sellers have appeared as buyers. The Wool Sales will conclude this day. On the whole they have passad off well. Towards di! This week. P.mes paid Uurrt. Prices. Import. Sales. Description. ;this week- Mid. Fair. Stocks. -- ---, - d. d. d. d. -- P. 37 111 230 Sea Island - 10 to 21 16 17 I 740 Upland - - 6 to 91 Pi 170860 9al 5740 Mobile - - 7 to 91 91 93 r ... 21410 New Orleans 5 to 11 91 9. 37 3430 Brazil - - - 91 to 11 l 0 I-' 16020 1 8 770 Egyptian - -11 l to 131 Ili 112 5 10 375 70 West India - 9 to 9* 91 1670 8738 15720 East India - 1 41 to 84 / 6 7-11 6 13 . 16 111570 -- ------ 10215 19121 Total 1 I the week Teach to about 100 tons, and in secondary descriptions a ceclina of 6:1 to Is per cwt. is submitted to. Fine seits readry at the advance quoted last week, but in ordinary descriptions there is io improvement. . THE NORTHERN •TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1857. close, however, there has not been so much Ilk anew as was apparent at the earlier sales. • Th4following arethelatcst (notations of Foreign Exchanges :—Amaterdain, - short, 11 15 to 11 6 ; Do three-months, litt to Ft 19a; Rotterdam do. 11=19'x, to 11 l - ; Antwerp do., 25 , 371, to'2s Brussels do.. 25 .7 - 43 to 25 421; Hamburg do., 13 to ; PariS, short, 25 to' 25 25 ; Do., three months, 25 57i to 25 621; Marseillei3 do , 25 571 to 25 . 65 ; Frankfoil. do., 118 - I to. 1101; Vienna do , 10 03 to 10 35; Trieste (11., 10 3t to 10 30; Peter:- burg 35k- to 35i; Alacrid tjo.. 49 to 49k. RANK OF ENGLAND RETURNS. Account, purscqut to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for the Week ending Oc'. 2, 1857. 'ARTMF-NT. Credit. Government Debt Other securities 3,459,900 Gold Coin and Bullion .. 10,078,315 Total .... :PARTMENT. Credit. Government se curities £10,593,607 Other securities 21,835,813 Notes • 4,606,040 Gold and silver coin RNSTIING SALES BY AUCTION. SATURDAY, C Ct. 10 —lB3O bales wcol. Mosoar, Oct 12 —36 casks fish oil; 20 ha'es Surat cetton. '1 ULSD.tY, Oct. 13.-239 bags Costa Rico, 261 do , a 1 f ults, coffee ; 250 baps Jute. WED ESD AY, 14.-595 bales Bombay madder reots ; 180 tons Lima wo^d ; t.,7 bales Mexican fibre ; 171 hates 21 bags horse and' cow h air ; 10 serons si:ver, 6 do. black cochineal ; 100 boxes camphor. To tisDST. Oct. 15.-1,10) bags rapeseed; 1,683 do. borate of lime. LIVERPOOL CORN 51 IRKET.—_Oar.. 9 With a li ndted•attendance of buyers at oar ma'ket this' morning we have agoia to report the aspect of the trade as generally dui , . In wheats we have hal a mo,:e'a'e amount bf tranlaclons, but only the fiwst white American nearly rnpports the ra'es of our last while the m ire plentiful supply of ed his caused a re I uetion o' 21 to 3d per buslui on all ouch:ea of that sort, and this depres ion e,nanly applies to new Irish, and n sminally to Baltic wheats. wnich last c li tinue very uns sleable on our ma - ket. Good fresh barrel flour about mama ns its recent value, bn saelts are again is lower. No change In beans, Inv quite a ret..ll trade. uata a-e further depressed Id per bushel, and oatmeal Is to is 63 per load, good Irish new being now obtainab'e at 30 per 210.b5. Ind an corn obtains rather mo e m .neV, and there in a miderate Ash for engliith consumptio-, but scar.:.ely anyth'ng doing for Ire and. Arrivals 'ram the 6th to the Bth C:tober, 1957, inclusive Liverpcol from !Nan I.—Wh at, 260 qrs; b .riey, 100 qrs; malt, 280 q s; oats. 2.230 qrs; be .ns, 5 gra ; pease, 7 qrs; o itmeal, 5,127 sacks; fl.dur, 220 ranks. Coastwise.—Oats 23 qrs; oatmal, 43 sacks; flour, 70 saakg. Canada and other Bri ish Colonies o tof Europe.—wheat, 2 585 qrs floor, 1,000 brls. Un tad states.—Wheat. 6,200 qrs ; lnd an corn, 2 . 664 cps, flour, 1 003 b Is. Europe, c —Whea',72 ) qrs ; beans, 30 qrs , Intim corn, 1,100 qrs. Total.—Wheat, 9,765 qrs ; barley, 103 qrs ; mait, 280 crs ; o ,ts, 2,25 i ors; beans 33 qrs; pease, 7 ors ; Indian corn, 3 764 qr. ; oatmeal, 5,173 sacks; flour, 290 sacks 2,000 brig. R. MaatN & Soz)s. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCS MARKET.— Ocr. 9. Per atone, 20114. Per gotta. a. d. a. it s. d. a. d.fPotatoes, Seed figs 38to 4 0 flay, 01d...... 0 7 to osi Ditto, liemps .... 4 0 u 4 2 Ditto, new.. 0 6 to 0 8 Ditto, Whiterocks. 3 4 to 3 7 Ditto, clover 0 6 to 0 71.)itto, St'shitwi .. 3 6 t ,, 3 8 Green Clover 0 la to 0 2:.Ltto, Farin.rs 0 oto 0 0 Grasi 0 0 to V 0' Ditto, cattle . 1 u to 1 3 Straw, wheat 0 31 to 0 4 Per tint. Ditto, oat 0 3t to 0 31 l'uroips 25 0 it 2il Ditto, barley .... 0 3 to 0 0 3arrots Oats, in straw to 0 C .tangle wurcel 4Arrare 4 6 t. 6 6 MANCHESTER. TRADE REPORT.—Ocr. 9 There vas nothing doing in goo.ls to-day, but a fair den Lind pre vailed for yar.s, at full p izas. LONDON PRODUCE M tRICET.—Ocr• 9. Sudan —Our market has been rat er more steady this week, yet the p :car of ne low and middling qualities show a slight decline, and the amo int of business done has be.n below the u .ual average. Refined lumps qao'ed at 62s to his. COFFEE.: -The impo tars have pressed the market with public sale, and the tra le have ve. y eerie ally ro.usel to buy without a material redactioa in prices, which the importers woad not submit to, and the bulk was withdrawn or baught In. 1 EA. —The market has ben inactive this week but pries have been fairly supported. Public sales are advertised for next Taeeday From a broker a monthly circa'ar we extract the follow ng comparison between etrgoes n:w adcat from China to G:eat Britain with those at th- corresponding per.o i last year, wit'ch is import'nt as regards our future supplies. Cargoes now a&rat• amount to 7,255,073 lbs. At the c ams period last year, 20,957 900 lbs ; ditto 1855, 20,645 4to Its. RICE has sold steadly, to a limited ext. nt, at last week's currency. Num has been dull of sale, at previous rates. SALTPETE.E.—The market h:•s been unsteady ; it declned yesterday in public aaie Gs to 7s; to-day a reaction of waout 2s to 33 took place in public sa'e, refrautiun 3 having sold 61s, which ohms a decline of 43, from the late highest point of the ma.ket. SPICE i are wi bout aleration. CoT•rosr.—About 1,700 bales sold thir week. Furats have advanced irto }. Madras quoted the same as last week. Isrioo has been firm at the la'e advance : t"e quarterly sale will commence ou Tuesd y real, 11,503 chests declared. LONDON TALLOW M ARK ET —Om 9 - - _ The market is firm, at the subj3ined q totat,ons Petersburg Y.C. on tha spot, 58s 3,1 to 53s 61 ; October to December, 581 to 58s 3d; January to March, 585 9cl, bu, ere. BOROUGH HOP 'MARKEL-oer. Theis is a good dem nd for all fine hops at fully late prices ; second class at,d inferior are not so ready a sale ; cho ce mid. and / ant Kenn, 105 s to Ms ; choice Weald and Kent, 70; to 81s; choice Sussex, 65; to 755. Duty catim ded at about £200,00 h LONDON CORN MARKET.—Oct 9 The arrivals of wheat this week have bean lioera and the trade dull, wilt the turn in price in favour of the buyer. Flour barely sup ported late rates. Fine malt ug barley maintained its va'ue, but other descriptions sold slowly and at rather lower rates. Oats under went no material change, but the turn, If any, was in favour of the buyer. Beans and peas unchanged. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM ecr. 5 TO OCT 9. English and Scotch Irish. Foreign. 314) 12590 2590 t 031) 90 4 330 2881) 9i) .Wheat Blrley Oata Slalt LONDON COAL MARKF.T.—Ocr. 9. Wylam. 163; Holywell, 16,; F den Main. 19s; north Percy 'Hartley, 16 ; a ale End Braddyil's Hetton, 19+; Walls End Has well, 203 ; W 4113 End Hetton, 203; Waal End Kellce, 193 6d ; Wa'l3 End South Dnr'am, 18s 6d ; Wags End South Hutton, 193 9d; Walls End Tees, 203.-81 ships at markct. DUBLIN CORN MARKET.—Ocr 9. There was a very dull market to-day, but wo have no alteration to n,tice in the value of any artias. BEL 'AST CORN ARKET.—OcT. 9 A large wiatitity of wheat at fa mers' market to-day, !vat only a small supply cf oat;. Pricei of bo h articles were the same a; on Friday last. Oatmeal we; in It itel supply, an l a good demand prevailing, clues ruled a shade higher than the currencies of this day sent,lght. CORK CORN MARKET.—OcT. 9. The following we. e the prien to-lay—White wheat, 24s 6(.1 to 321; rei do, 28s 61 to 303 ; barley, 188 6d to 19s; oats, 14s to 143 61. GLASGOW PIG IRON MAR.KEr.—Ocr. 9. The market was dep•eseed to day, and prices were 'ower We quote : —Mixed • 03. buyers 655, sellers 65s 61 ; No. 1, buyers 675, sellers 67s Gd ; No. 3, buyers 62s 6.1, Ilene, a f 33 per ton. BIRTHS On the 3,th tit., at 31, P arial:l-street, Islington, London, the wife of Mr. Henry Aitken, of a son. On the 7,h inst., at the Rectory, Me!soeby, Yorkshire, the wife of the Rev. Henry Ellison, of assn. MARRIAGES On the Bth ins.., at St Ntzholas'4 Church, by th • Fey . J. F. Amos, M.A., Richard Adams, Esq., of Bodrrkln, Cornwall, to Frances Gir d ner, only daughter of the late Palip ‘Vedgwood, Esq., of Burslem, Staffadshin.. On the Bth inst., at Marylebono Church, London, by the Rev. L. Davies. Charles, son of the late John D Ann, Esq , sea-borough, to sa-ah, daughter of the late Charles Reeve, Esq , Carlton Cleveland, Tork.hire. DEATHS On the 3rd inst., at her residence. No. 12. Banklisld-street, Kirk da,e, ag a 69, Margaret. rrlict of Mr. Edward Owen, late t f No. 15, Recce .1-s' rest. On the 6 h inst., at Dover, in the 79th year of his age, the Rev. Matthew Irving. D.D., canon of Rochester Cathedral, vicar 0' Stur minster Marshall, in the cauity of Dorset, and one of htr Majesty's Chaplains in Ordinary. 11;rths, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when gent to our Office duly authenticated. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Wit F XITAM RACES.-YESTERDAY. THE EMRAL FRE HANDICAP. LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. These sales were continued at;foUr o'clock yesterday, when the 15 h, 161, and 17th Catalogues were offered — in all 3,531 ba.les, of which 1 394 were East India. Every lot of the latter sold with much Animation. The high prices given fvr the English, Egyptian, Iceland, and other sorts, will shlvr our country friends in the English districts the healthy state of our market. The attendance was g'eater than any day since the Australian was sold (the 301 tilt), and competition w€s great throughout. MESSES. BLICIIANAN, BROW " 288 Bales EAST 40 „ 1110 G . , 33 „ IRIS] NE, AND CO. ° E; CATALOGUE. INDIA. &DORE. EAST INDIA. WOOL. Lot. Bales. Per lb. a. d. 1 13 0 10 1 ; 2 11' 0 9 t 3 1 0 7i 4 8 0 8f 5 1 0 6 EAST INDIA WOOL. Lot. Bales. Per lb. s. d. 42 16 0 5 43 5 0 5 4t 3 0 4A 45 1 Sea damned() 51 46 1 0 6 12 0 §1 7 1 0 5i 47 2 Sea damaged 0 4 48 4 0 7 1 49 1 Sea damaged 0 2t 50 5 0 2t 51' 1 Two sorts 0 41 52 4 0 8 - 1 53 1 0 6 54 2 Sea damaged 0 5 55 12 0 81 8 3 0 51 91 0 5 10 2 0 81 nI o N 12 1 0 6i 13 1 0 9 14 1 0 5 , , 15 1 Sea dsmagetl 0 5! 16 1 _ 0 51 56 12 0 B'4 17 1 Sea damaged() 3 - 18 4 1 01 - 19 10 • • 0 10i 57 16 0 61 58 1 TAO sorts . 0 51 59 4 0 5,'; 60 2 0 51 61 1 0 61 62 1 0 10; 63 1 0 8/ 64 2 0 9 65 6 0 71 66 3 0 0 5 7 1 67 12 68 1 0 51 69 2 0 6 70 2 0 4.1 71 Pickings 0 4i 72 Ditto 0 41 73 to 76 withdrawn IRISH MOUNTAIN. 77 6 0 8 78 8 0 8 79 9 0 8 80 2 0 71 81 2 Locks 0 61 82 1 0 61 83 5 0 81 t 84 1 Cashmere 1 2 20 10 0 9 21 4 0 9 22 3 Sea damaged 0 71 23 2 0 61 24 13 0 81 25 14 0 8' ir 26 2 0 7} 27 2 0 6 i 28 1 0 71, 29 2 Sea dAmaged 0 7 30 3 0 91 31 4 Sea damaged 0 61 32 5 0 8 33 1 34 1 0 8} 0 7 35 1 Sea damage] 0 51 36 1 0 6 37 1 0 p) 38 1 Two sorts 0 5 39 2 Sea damaged 0 41 40 1 • o (.21 41 16 0 5 MESSRS. BROWNS, HUNT& 341 Bales E 26 „ El EAST INDIA WOOL. Lot. Bales. Per lb. s. d. 1093 1 DAragged 0 1094 5 0 91 AND CO'S. CATALOGUE. AST INDIA. GYPTIAN. EAsr INDIA WOOL. Lot. Bales. Pt r lb. e. d. 1152 1 Damaged 0 91 1153 12 0 8 1154 12 0 71 1155 12 0 74 1156 2 0 7+ 1157 5 0 51 1158 3 0 5 1159 4 0 61 1160 1 0 101 1161 4 0 9f 1162 1 Damaged 0 81 1163 3 0 91 1161 1 0 61 1165 2 0 61 1166 3 0 51 1167 4 0 81 1168 3 0 6! 1 1169 2 0 8 y 1170 2 Damaged 0 6 1171 11 0 7+ 1172 10 0 71 1173 1 - 0 61 1174 1 Dama,ed 0 4 1175 2 0 5 1 1176 1 0 7 1177 1 . 0 61 1178 1 0 81 1179 15 0 0 7 7 1 1180 6 1181 10 0 6 1182 1 Damaged 0 4/ 1183 4 0 5 ; 1184 1 0 4 1185 3 - 0 41 1186 1 0 41 1095 5 Damaged 0 6 1096 2 1097 2 Damaged 0 6ti 1098 4 0 7 1099 2 Damaged 0 21 1100 1 0 3 1101 1 Damaged 0 31 1102 1 Ditto 0 2 1103 1 Ditto 0 11 1104 1 Ditto 0 3 1 4 1103 3 0 5 1106 1 Piekir gq 0 3 1107 8 Persian, da maged 0 5 1108 5 Ditto 0 8 1109 5 Ditto 0 3! 1110 3 Ditto 0 61 1111 1 Ditto 0 6 1112 1 Picking.] 0 31 1113 2 Damrged 0 7; 1114 5 1 1 1 _ _ 1115 1 Damaged 0 83 1116 ' 3 1 0 1117 1 Damaged 0 '7l- 1118 2. 011 1119 1 Damaged 0 51 1120 G 0 9 1121 1 Damaged 0 9 1 1122 2 1 2 1123 1 . 0 81 1124 1 1 1 - 1123 1 Damaged 0 41 1126 1 0 81 1127 2 Damaged 0 5 1128 1 ditto 0 1129 1 Ditto 0 2t 1130 1 Pickings 0 411 1131 5 Damaged 0 6/ 1132 4 0 8- 1133 5 Damaged 0 4/ 1134 7 • 0 61 1135 3 Damaged 0 71 1136 4' 0 101 1137 1 Pickings 0 41 1138 2 Damaged 0 101 1139 10 1 0-1 1140 5 1 21 1141 1 114 1 o o 0 11 1143 1 0 114 1144 3 Damaged 0 81 1145 3 0 9i 1146 3 Damaged 0 7i 1147 5 0 9 1148 2 0' 91 1149 1 0 81 1150 1 0 41 1151 1 0 10.1 EGYPTIAN. MESSRS. CREAM& AND CO'S CATALOGUE. 765 Bales EAST INDIA, 301 „ EGYPTIAN, 97 „ ICELAND, 505 „ TURKEY, SYR 179 „ PERUVIAN, 204 „ RUSSIAN, 54 „ GREASY SPAN 31 „ HAIR, &e., 667 Sheets ENGLISH SKI EAST INDIA WOOL. Lot. Bales. Per lb. s. d. 1 3 All faults 0 9, 2 II • 0 91 3 12 All faults 0 61 4 11 Ditto 0 51 5 0 74 6 7 0 71 7 5 All faults 0 4 8 11 0 5 LN , MOGADORE, 2 2nd qualities All faults 0 4 0 5i o 11 010 o 11; o 6f O 8 O 6 0 7 • 81 O 6; O 84 O 41 0 • 41 O 5; O 9i O 7i O 8f O 11t O 8f O 94 O 8 0 91 O 9; O 5f O 7 O 41 O 7 10 1 11 10 12 12 13 2 14 11 All Lillis 15 10 16 7 All faults 17 13 18 1 All faults 19 2 Ditto 20 2 2 L 1 All faults 22 1 Ditto 23 1 Ditto 24 1 25 3 26 1 All faults 27 3 28 1 29 2 30 1 31 1 32 1 33 1 34 1 35 1 All faults 36 3 All faul.s 37 8 38 2 All faults 39 2 40 1 41 1 All faults 42 2 43 1 44 45 1 46 3 All faults 47 4 .48 1 All faults 49 11 50 10 51 6 52 2 53 2 1187 2 Ist white. 1 21 1188 2 2ad de. 1 13 1189 13 Black passed. 1190 9 Locks. passed. ON ACCOUNT OF EDMUND BUCKLEY. 45 Balei EAST INDIA. 1191 2 0 91 1192 3 Damagel 0 61 1193 8 0 51 1194 5 Damaged 0 5 1195 3 0 %- 1196 2 Damaged 0 5i 1197 1 Ditto 0 3 1198 6 0 41- 1199 1 Damaged 0 31 1200 1 0 5 1201 1 0 51 1202 1 Damaged 0 3t 1203 9 0 4 12 4 1 Damaged 0 3 1205 1 Ditto 0 7b T, FLEECE, and LAMB, EAST INDIA WOOL, Lot. B.les. Per lb s. d 54 1 2 qualities 0 81 55 7 0 9 56 8 0 9 57 1 Artfullts 0 3 58 4 0 7 59 1 0 53 GQ 3 0 2 61 4 0 10k 62 2 0 101 63 2 0 7 64 1 0 61 1 65 1 0 51 66 1 0 61 67 I All faults 0 71 68 1 0 71 69 1 0 7:1 70 1 All faults 0 61 71 1 Two qualities 0 51, 72 10 010 73 9 0 9; 74 9 0 9i 75 5 0 9 76 1 0181 77 1 All faults 0 63 78 121 0 7 1 4 79 i All faults 0 3) 80 1 0 5 81 1 0 53 82 6 0 6 83 1 0 71 84 1 All faults 0 5 85 1 Ditto 0 61 86 2 Ditto 0 51 87 3 Ditto 0 4 88 4 Ditto 0 33 89 3 Ditto 0 3 90 2 Ditto 0 2 91 2 Ditto 0 11 92 1 Ditto 0 21 93 5 0 24 94 4 0 5 4 .95 to 132 not landed 133 13 Ail faults 0 91 134 10 1 0.1 135 10 0 111 136 10 0 11. 2 137 11 0 111 138 10 All faults 0 84 139 10 0 81 140 10 0 91 141 11 0 81 142 1 0 9 143 10 0 103 144 10 0 101 i 151 14 154 5 i 55 2 WOOL SALE EAST INDIA WOOL. CONTINUED. Lot. Bales. Per lb. d. 145: 10 0 101 146 10 0 105 147 10 0 10i 148 10 0 101 149..10 , 0 10 1 150 10 0 10:i 0 100,- 152 5 0 71 153 2 All faults 0 41 154* 1 All faults 0 5 06 97 Bags ICELAND. 15G 9 0.111 157 10 1 0 158 10 0 111 159. 10 1 0 160 9 0 101 161 1 1 1 1 4 162 to 164 passed 165 7 1 01 166 10 1 0 167 3 0 91 168 1 Grey passed. 80 Bales EGYPTIAN. 168* 2 White 1 3 169 2 Ditto 1 21 169* 2 Ditto 1 3 - 1 170 8 Ditto 1 1 1 171 2 Ditto 1 01 172 1 Yellow 0 10i 173 3 2nd 0 101 174 to 177 pa934d. 178 2 Fawn 0 114 179 to 182 passed _ _ . _ . 183 8 Locks 0 81 184 7 Ditto 0 81 185 7 Ditto 0 9 186 2 Ditto 0 9 187 1 Fawn & grey 0 10i 188 1 Black 0 111 188* 1 Packinge 010 8 Bales DANUBIAN LAMB'S. 5 Sheets PERSIAN. 189 8 Lambs 0 71 110 5 Pers'an 0 81 76 Bales PERUVIAN. 191 15 All faults 1 21 192 16 1 31 193 20 1 31 194 23 1 31 195 2 Chili 0 8 103 Ballots PERUVIAN. 196 30 1 01 199 to 201 passel 110 Batas DONSKOI. 205 6 Fleece 0 101 206 4 Locks 0 91 207 to 224 passed 120 SheetS ENGLISH SKIN. 225 226 passed 227 7 Fine lamb comb 1 31 228 7 Ditto 1 3 229 7 Ditto 1 3: 230 10 Head 0 101 231 to 238 passed 213 Sheets ENGLISH SKIN, &c. 239 5 Pu•kl'd Lamb 1 3 240 10 Ditto 1 3 241 10 Ditto 1 31 242 to 246 passed 247 7 Head 0 9 t 248 7 Ditto . 0 91, 242 and 250 passed 251 1 Sap. Lamb 1 252 3 Sup Skin 1 41f 253 2 Head skin 1 0/ 254 3 Machine 1 21 255 10 Grey passed 256 3 Russian 0 81 257 to 265 passed 256 Sheets ENGLISH FLEECE, SHORN LA.11113, WEN, &c. 266 5 Brokes 011 267 5 0 11i 268 2 Shorn lamb 0 114 269 1 011 270 2 011 271 9 M'nt fleece • passed 272 9 0 94 273. to 275 passed 276 8 White do. 0 104 277 to 278 passe 279 3 2nd skin 1• 4 280 1 Super skin 1 6 281 12 id lamb 1 5 282 2 Super lamb 1 51 283 2 Machine 1 34 281 5 2nd lamb 1 4 285 3 3cd do. 1 2 286 2 Ditto 010 287 1 2nd do. • I 21 288 1 Super lamb 1 6 289 3 1 51 290 3 1 6 291 1 1 51 292 12 id skin 1 0 293 1 3rd skin 0 71 294 6 1 53 295 5 1 5i 296 No lot 297 4 Shorn lamb 1 5 298 4 E.t_kio lamb 1 4 299 4 Head Ain 011 300 8 'Oll 301' 9 011 302 5 Ewe 1 64 303 6 1 4i. 304 6 1 43 3j5 8 passed CONTINUED. FLEECE, &-e. CONTINUED. Lot. Bale. _ l'er lb. s. d. 306 3 0 83 307 1 1 5 308 1 1 9/ 309 1 1 51 310 3 Shorn lamb 1 3 311• 1 1 . 21, 312 1 Shorn lamb 1 4i -313 3 Ditto . 1 3 314 2 Ditto 1 3 315 2 Ditto 1 41 316 3 Ditto 1' at 317 9 Ditto • 1 . 318 5 Ditto passed 319 1 Ditto 1 41 320 3 3rd skin 081 321 to 325 passed 326 4 Britch 0 8i 327 2 Grey passed 328 1 tad lamb 1 31 329. 1 3rd ditto 1 330 1 Ditto passed 331- 1 2nd ditto 1 3 332 1 2nd skin • 1 4 333 1 Fleece 1 1 334 2 Ditto 1 4 1 9 335 2 Ditto 1 3 336 1 Ditto .1 31 337 5 Ditto 1 5/ 338 1 Ditto 1 3 334 1 Ditto 1 03, 340 1 Ditto 1 5 341 1 Shorn lamb 1 51 312 2 Ditto 1 31 343 1 Ditto 1 34 344 1 Ditto 1 2 78 Sheets SKIN NOILS, 345 3 Grey skin 010 3(6 2 C'mbing s'rts 1 61 347 4 Wether free 1 51 348 3 c'uper. skin 1 6 349 6 2•. d skin 1 31 350 and 351 passed, 352 4 Pickl ek 1 2 353 2 Head skin passed 354 1 Ditto 0 101 355 4 Skin britch passea 356 2 Skin tail 0 61- 357 4•Head skin 1 01 358 to 360 not shown. 361 8 No'ls 0 8 362 1 Sundries 0 131 364 2 Ditto 010 364 2 Ditto 0 61 364* 2 Ditto 0 6 365 1 Peruvian 081 366 1 Alpaca 1 4 367 • 1 Australian 1 9 368 1 Gearman ' 0 3i 369 1 Cashmere 0 111 370 Ido Hair 0 3 371 6 W Galloway 0 9 372 1 Scotch , 0 5 373 1 Foreign 0 91 142 Bales EGYPTIAN. 374 and 375 passed 376 4 White 0 111 377 1 Mixed 0 94 378 1 White 1 1 379 3 Ist white 1 1 380 3 Ditto 1 1 381 1 Black 0 111 382, 5 1 0 383 10 Black 1 0 384 to 388 passed 389 4 Ist white 0 111 390 and 391 passed 392 2 Ist white 1 01 393 and 394 passed 395 3 Super White 1 4, 396 1 Ditto 1 4i 397 1 White 1 14 398 1 2 Qualities 1 1 399 • 1 1 3i • 198 Bales VOLO. -- 400 3 White 0 91 401 to 410 passed 47 Bales EGYPTIAN. 411 to 414 passed 415 1 Grey 0 91 416 4 White 1 01 417 2 Black passel 418 2 Yellow 1 2 419 to 420 passed 421. 7 White - 0 9 9 422 1 Mixed 0 II& 423 1 Ditto 0 101- 424 1 Grey 010 425 to 44G passed 10 Bales SYRIAN FLEECE. 447 10 0 94 6 Bales EGYPTIAN. 448 6 passed 21 Bales TURKEY. 449 9 010, 450 10 .. 0 10,1 451 2 0 11i 452 to 436 passed 35 Bales TURKEY. 457 10 White Ursy. 0 61 458 10 Ditto 0 6 459 10 Ditto 0 6 460 4 Grey 0 51 461 1 Black 0 51 462 to 469 passed 19 Bogs COW HAIR. 470 3 White 0 31 471 9 Brown 0 1i 472 2 White 0 21- 473 1 Kid 0 21 474 3 Brown 0 1 475 1 1 0 JR CAMERON, V • WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAHER, 54, SOUTa CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. 111‘RINE CHRONOUETERS ON SkLE, 014 HIRE. SEXTA.NTS, OVADUANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS, CELARTs, Sm. KEITH'S PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAI.I2 ROOMS, 34, CASCLE-SPReIET. NO %V RE-OPENED. W. K. takes the present opportunity of thanking his friends and the public for the liberal patronage with which he has been favoured, and at the same time to inform them that to accommodate his ra pidly hacreasing business he has built an entirely new operating loom, which is admitted to be the finest in Liverpool. With the increased facilities now at his disposal, W. K. expects that his Pictures will not only sust•zin the high char Teter they have already attained, but even surpass his former uroductions. 34, CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Opposite the Bank of England. PrTRE PALE CANARY, TWENTY-SIX SHILLINGS PER DOZEN. WINES ANDERS 0 D 5,-C ASTLE-STlt EET -5. P 0 It T.—Highest class Vintage Wine, five years u} . a . s per Dozen. in bona, and fit for immediate nse.... In P1nt5.......... . . SHERRY.— First Class, Pale and G01d........ CLARET. —St. Ju ten, tour years in b0tt1e....:..... 42s „ CANARY, Twenty-Six Shillings per Dozen. MERCHANTS' NEW DINING ROOMS, ANDERSON S. WIRE RIGGING. THE UNDERNOTED VESSELS are at present BEING FITTED with WIRE RIGGING of GABNOCK. - BIBBY. and CO.'S Manufacture — Three STEAMERS and Three eAILING VESSELS..Building by John Laird, Esq. JAMES KENNEDY (new Steamer, —Messrs.F. Vernon and Sons, ... builders. Ship PARSEE MERCHANT .E Bates, Esq., owner. Ship BOGOTA . . Messrs. Blythe and Troughton, r•wners. Ship LADY HEAD Messrs. Stuart and Douglas, owners. New ship LLAMA Messes. Batty and Searight. owners. NEW SHIP..., „ NEW SHIP. • . at Bristol. NEW SCHOONER •.......8ui1ding at Rhyl. Also, a number of VE'SELS being FITTED with WIRE STAYS. The advantage of WIRE tcOPE tor SHIPS' RIGGING is now so generally known needs few comments. It is much lighter—consider ably clietti er—more durable—and less than half the bulk of Hemp Rigging. The latter a great advantage in ships beating to wind ward. CARD of Comparative SlZES—and PRICE LIST—on application GARNOCK, BIBBY, AND CO., MANUFACTURERS OF IMPROVED PATEN r CORDAGE AND WIRE ROP , !UMIAK ERS -SHIP-CHANDLERS, 36 AND 38, CHAPEL-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MANUFACTORT-WAVERTREE-ROAD. A full Assortment of M IRE ROPE, and HEMP, MANILA, and OIR ROPE and lIAWSEBS alwaya in Stock for Export ~nd Ships' use. ISSUE DEP, Debit. Notes issued .. £24,553,315 X 24,553,315 BANKING I)] Debt. Proprietors' ca pital Rest Pubic depo.;its 8,24 3 217 0 I h..r deposits 10,002,282 Seven day and other bills.. 877 439 £37,619,867 Total .. £37,619,867 Compared with the returns of the previous week, we have the following results : Active circulation Increase Bullion Decrease Rest .. . Increase Seven day and other bill 4 . Increase Public deposits .. 8 243,217 Decrease 221,776 Other deposits Increase Government securities lO 593,607 Decrease 46 Other securities Increase Notes unemployed 4,606,040 Decrease 1,408,020 The Monitear of this day publishes the monthly returns of the Bank of France to asteher 8. We give the most important items, with the corres ponding figures of last month. ea regard : Oct. Sent. Coin :.nd bullion Paris Dirto ditto branch banks Bills discountei , , Paris 316,471,622 293.060,074 Ditto branch banks 292,240,194 ..289 837,073 Notes in circulation, Paris 554,959,000....641,616 000 Ditto branch bay ks T:easury deposi:s Private ee ? ';EN, Paris Ditto b-aoch banks Advances on public sncuri ins 23 305 836.... 22 560.136 Ditto by branch banks Advanced on r i ilwLy securities 19,130,800.. .. 17 558,500 Ditto by branch banks The most impo..tant feature in this return is the decrease of nearly 900,004 in the coin and bullion The total amount now held is only 9,022,000/ This is accompanied by an increase of nearly halr-a-mil lion sterling in the notes in circulation. The posi tion of the Bank is evidently weaker. Following the movement .at the Bank, the Lom bard-street discount houses have rained the rate allowed for deposits percent. The rates arefixed until further notice at 51 per cent. "at call," and 5-1 per cent at :seven days' notice. A similar step has been adopted by the discount compacies. The joint stoclebanks have also increased the allowance on deposits from 44 to 5 per cent. LIVERPOOL. COTTON MATIKET.—OcT 9 The improving tone and increasing activity notizea-la in the Cotten market at the close cf our let have been more fully developed during t:e present week, the trade ha' e ay ain ben large operators, wit let specul.sto,s and importe s have taken a f it interest, and with so greatly reduced a st , ck of American, buyers have only a poor selecton. at prices gene-ally l per lb, and in the " middling" grade 3 161 per lo higher then on Friday last The Bank raised , the rate of disconn , to 6 per cent. yesterday, bat so far it ills not $ ffected the markets, having b ea fully antic pa•ed. Brazil and Egyptian slightly dearer. Sa , at in gtf d request at id advance. The weekly saes are 59,120 bales, of which 11,2,0 are on speculation, and 2,790 for export. LIVERPOOL PROM:TOO MARKE r.---OcT. 9. SncAs.—We have still a very quiet market ; the sa'es c rmprise 80 hhds grainy Demerara, to arrive. at 575, 550 bags low Benarts at 53s to 543 6d, 450 mats kinaritlua at 495, and 700 bags Fernams, in bond, at 31s ptr cwt. 5• °Langs.-100 puncheons St. Vincent have been told from the quay at 21s per cwt. Rum —7O puncheons Surinam have realised 23 93 per proof gallon, bei3g rather higher. Con's'? —Owing to the indisp-sition of the trade To purchase, the whole of the Jamaica of:ered this m ,rning was withdrawn, as well as the Ceara. Mex.—The sales corsist of 3,000 bags Bengal, par al. faults, at 12a far scald, and spoo bap old Rangoon at 94 re: cwt. I - AGO I LOUR. 1,4' 0 bags are reported, nh'c't sold at 17s 6d. GINGER.— A few birrelsof ordintiry soft at Gis per cwt. JvoeT.—•The pub is saes of African are progress' g steadily. but at rather easier prices; nearly all that has pas,ed the hammer finding pnrchit,ers. REVIEW OF THE WEER SUGAR.—The market has been dull throughout the week, and with the exception of strong refining and flue grocery que,i WA, lower prices have again been accepted ; the sales are consisting only of 200 hhdx 8.P., 500 tugs cht3s at 48s to 51s 6i, with 550 ha , s, grainy Bengal, to arrive, at 55s to 58s, 150 begs w:ti e Sias at 578 63, 20 hhds Porto Rica at 503, duty paid, 450 tons clayed Manilla, to arrive at an outport. on secret terms, and 4,600 hags Brazil, at 30s 9d for Rig f.rende, and 30s per cwt in bond for Paraiba. MO ..ASS o sales reported Copp.E.— Risher easier prices have been accepted for all descrip tions, traosict , oas in Jamaica consi tin , : or 8) tierces and 40 h rrets at 604 to 975; of Madras, 600 bags h ye charged hands at 72s 61 to 76s 61 pe cwt. PEPPER .—Black continues in request. and 400 bags Singapore sold for arriva', at 5t I, with em 1 , lots o t the spot at hid per lb. RICE.— there is no improvem3nt to notice in the general demand, only a moderate business having been eo e at abont precious rates ; the sales are 8.611 h es Bengal, a . 10 for Balana, 103 t r 101 9d fOr ordinary io low middling, and 133 6d to 13i 91 for good to fine, 3,900 b :gs e cram le ut lls t 3 113 Itid, chiefly the la ter figtve, and s,OOO begs old Rangoon at 94; ca olina i mo-e s , ught after, and 150 tierces sold at 21s 6d to 2! , s 61 per cwt fur good mid - Ling to good. PEARL SAG ~ -6o blxes Amyl grains real4el 260 ler cwt. Rust :s in reqnett at very full prices • the sales are 100 pancherins Demerara of h.gh s'reng ha, at 44 ld per gellon, and 35 panchdms Jamaica. within the range of quotstio - s. TE mirket has been very inactive a few common Congas have changed hinds at Is 2d to Is lid per Ib ; in other sorts of blacks ani greens the sales have been smal , and prices may be quoted in favour of buyers. InDlo o. 7 Nothing reported. CAsrol Om cases ine.mg`it 6id per lb. LAC DYE.-13 ctiests (diamond A C) 2$ par lb. CAMPUOR.-114 b)xes 82s 6.1 pe, cwt. Saw) FL win 7 Boi bagsl7i9l to 18s per cwt. GAMBILR.-531 bales; 163 6d for hewed, .nd 17s 31 for sound per cwt. NITIAIS OF 65 tom 228 to 2A per cwt. . SALTpaTaz —1,700 bazi East ,nd.a 50s to 53. p r cwt for 131 to 111 per cent refraction. Loowoon.— 35 tons ind 7 rect Canaceachy at ..f6 17.4 61, and 653 tons Jarraie and tt D +mina .t 451 to 4 , 4 103 per ton. . Franc.-130 tins z,pani.,ll at £6 15e per ton. Cam woo D.— 5 ton , at £46 t) at 50 t er ton. BARWOOD.-27 tons d..rnaged at £4 53 to £4 7s 6d per ton 1 nes W. on.-50 on., at Z 25 per t. n _ _ . . Rosix his been less inqu'red f )r, an 1 the sales wi I not e,c.led 1,007 barrels, mostly common, at. 4+ 7d, and some sma 1 oa:cals me lium at Ss to 9d 61 per cwt; nothing reoorted in fire quality. AR r R TURPENTINE. —\o Stles. A RE ;.-50J oarre a sold at 40s 61 to 413 6tl or pearl, and at 418 64 42: per cwt for pot. OIL $ ans continue in very :imited demand, ani the sales reported are insignifi ant. Mum—The i.nb'ic sales Tue day were very heavy, with little dispoiition to purchase, a d the .renter portion were withdrawn. Ba'aim) being very scar e, saes have been of a :eta 1 ch,:rac ter, at zn Is up t r z! I per ton on Ile spot 'I ART sB. 1 he only sales are 10 casks, discoloured, at 85. Svitac has been in moderate demand. the transactions comprising about 1,200 la a Palermo, at Ils t i 12a 61 per air. Quzacirstom BARK —250 hticts. of Philadelphia are raportel at I I a 1.(1 0 12i 6d pe• cwt. OcaulLLA WEED.-3t ba'as e Angolla at .e 65 Ter ton. Ottv.i OIL.—Sal s are confined to abort 80 tons, at previous prices. COD OP-- GO tons are report:d at 439 to £4O p r t n. SEAL sales of pale are re,Jurted at £43 per ton. LINSEED AND RAPE OILS are dull of sale at the quotatot.s. Sri ITS OF TUIPENTINr—Nothing doin4 in this a-ticlu. PALM C th.-20 P tons sold at .e 45103 to.e,Gper — toUT — Tst.t.ow continues in fair demano, the sales being chiefly in Y. C., at 59s to 593 6d per cwt. Lsan.-40 tons were disposed of at 9 , 6 to 7 le per cvr. Jurs.-1,300 bales have bcen taken at £2O to t2s 17a 6.1 per ton, Win asteady prices. Bur.—Another dull week, and lower price; for all qualities snbmitted to wi'hout leading to increased business, the sales for the we k being again consLerably below the average extent. Foss.—Nor want of assortment of good American, transactions are restticted, old Navy and Irish being I:referred to the American now here. Bacon.—Thera is more activity, and the stock has become farther considerably reduced, an wcasional advance of is per cwt. Is paid for flue brands from second handy, and the market altogether shows 11 mcess. Leap.—Llolders have met the market more freely, the sales for Flour. barrels. 293 sacks. Lorsows Avelutoss—Wheat, 58s 9d; Barley, 44s lld ; 0at5,285; 31; Rye, 0, 01; Beaus, 42s 41; Pease, 45s Bd. LONDON MINING MARBET.—Ocr 9. In the home mining stock market to-day there is a renewed demand for North Wheal Crofty shares, which are marked 42 Jnd 51. Wheal Edward a^e fl Ater, and have been told at 9. n Fred Coasols have be,n dealt in at 14 and l:1i; SortriJge Consols at 21 and 2/. St. Jotn del Rey shares aro marked in and l2t. and United blexicAn 3/, being rather more offered. LONDON CATTLE MARKET.- Ocr 9. Our supply of b lists is by no means Urge, yet trade is dill, exce , t for the choicest descriptions. Prices on the average are about thi same as on 'Wortley last. We we but scaltily supplied with s leap : they are readily disposed of at fdlly late rates. Trade is brisk far c.uvea. From Germany and Holland there are 432 heists, 1,43.1 sheep, ,nri 122 calves, the Northern ant bfl iland Counties 23J be sts, and 108 milch cows from the home counties. Per stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d. Per stone of Sibs. s. d. s. d. Best Sows, Herefords 4 8 5 C Best Dns Itl ilf-bred .. 0 0 0 o Best Short-horny 4 6 4 E lest Long-w 0015.... b 0 5 4 Second quality beasts 3 4 4 I Do. do. Shorn .... 0 0 0 0 Calves 4 4 5 4 Ewes and 2ud quality 4 6 4 8 Pigs Best Ons & Hf-breds 5 4 5 6 Lambs 0 0 0 0 Beats at market, 991 ; Ghee] pigs. 160. and Limbs, 4.710; calves, 295; LONDON HIDE MARKET.—Ocr. 9. The follotsiag are the p e•ent prices : —5616 s to 6414, 5.1c1 to sid ; 641b3 to 7Abs, sid to sid ; 721b$ to Nibs, sid t, 6d ; SU hs to Bibs, 5d to 61; BEO3 to 961bs. 61 to 6id ; Vlbs to 104Ibs. 61$1 to 60. Horse hides, 103. Calf skins, light, 33 to ss; lull, 83 t, Si 6d. BERMoNDSEY.—Sheep skins,pollesl, 5s to 73; bents and lalf-breds, 4s Gd to ss; downs, 33 6d to 43; lambi, 3i to 5s 6d. Chesser ... 1 I Echo . .. Five ran. WYNNSTAY HANDICAP. Oakb , 1 J Kemrdy. . 2 I Lawn... 3 Fise ran. Won by half-a-length. SELLING ST X E 9. Did not fill. MATC Baronet 1 I Brown Bess ... SCRAMBLE HANDICAP. Did not fil!. HURDLE CUP 2 CArad 1 1 Brompton - 2 1 Wild Mester ..3 Three ran. LINcorA RACES.—Tho races are to come off on Thursday, the 22nd inst. Including the Queen's Guineas, half a dozen priz s are to be run for. Lord Worsley, M.P., the Hon. W. J. Monson, and Captain Elwes have, it is understood, consented to act as stewards. Mr. R. Johnson. of York, is to be the judge and handicapper. Mr. W. Ford will officiate as clerk of the course; and to Mr. Ellioit will be confided the duty of statting —Lincoln Mercury. Colman:fat sale6, THIS DAY. THIS DAY, the 10th, instant, at the Broke,e'-Salerooo, Atherton-buildings, Dale-street. 1,500 Bales East India, 1 7 0 Buenos Ayres, WOO L SOr F- - Mogadore, Sfax 803 „ .e.gyptian. Aogactore, Op,rto, Ruvds, Turkey, Ac., 10 Pals Turkey uOATS' HAIR. 11 1 —7' 1830 Bites. For catalogues, &c., apply to wool Frc' kerl. HUGHE3 ik RONA.LI2--- -------- LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. ~ A t th 3 This DAY," the lO,h October, at Two o'c loc , Cotton Salesrooru, SV°°l'. Bro Rags La'd Cheviot • ~, 700 Bags Turkey, Mogadore, Cl:Lilian, Smyrna,''' 1500 Bags. For particulars app'y to 101 0" B ti.ADBURY & COO:., 11, Dale- strest„ L and 17, Basinghalt-street, London: t.._ 1 NEXT WEEIC• ___---- at th e On MONDAY next, the 12th instar.t, at Twelve o'clock, Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, ~ ago., A. ; About 140 Tons Thu Obloi'g American LINSEED OL",.,ijoid,' landing ex Excelsior, from New York.—Apply to Messrs."'" Johnston and Co., Merchants; ci-,-, Broker s J. H. RAYNER & " ' 1 a t th e ' On MONDAY next, the 12th instant, at Eleven o'clua , I Commercial Saleroom. Tempe court, 100 Half-chests Lisbon LEMONS, 1 °(sb) ex Al l 30 Halt-boxes Do. GRAPES, - 20 Do. Do. POMEGRANATES, ) 68 Do. D a o 40 Sacks Naples WALNUTS, .74 Boxes Lisbon ONIONS. role ° Apply to JAMES AD AM, SON & CrLi - • : ntiti GRAPES, rs, 100 B igs ex Rattler ( s.s.) Barcelona ~.k. ate -,i On MONDAY next, the 12th instant, at Eleven O'ele..-1 Commercial Sale-room. Temple court, 75 Boxes Now Port CHESNUT'S, 10 Casks Vort WA LNUTS, 500 rto„es Do. ONIONS, ex Braganz (s.s.) 6 Hoses Do. ORANGES, 160 Do. Do. ONIONS, 24 Do. Lisbon APPLES, ex Arno (sA) 400 Do. Port ONIONS, ex Rattler (5.,.) 160 Do. Do. DITTO, ex Huard. 200 r ags Now Para NUTS, ex Tit Bit. 40 D). Do. Do DO., ex Shark. 30,1 Do. Barcelona DO., ex Hebe. Apply too Do. Black SpaniGEOsh DO BADFNACH & SO ,. ~,T i - lira& On account of whom it may concern• k. at On TUEoDAY next. the 13th instant, at Half-past Ono (MI N A flroker's Office, Corn Exchange-huild,ngs, Brunswick -a About 1880 Bushels S ••otch WH ITE Vti RAT' V elli ea beh eaxon ; lying in Shaw'a C Warehouse, Lancelot e- Brolw No. I.—Apply • o H. H. GOLDINu, On WEDNESDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o c lOc Bro sets' 0111 e,., 2, Dale-rtreet, 30 Tons Siam BAPANWOOD, 11 Cases E S. WAX. 800 Bags Bombay SALTPETRE, 300 Bags TURMERIC. BROWNE, MUNTER• Sr CO., P. Apply to On WEDNESDAY, the 14th instant, at the Broker's sagooo, Exchange Chambers, (To follow the Sales of Horse Hair) 700 Bales MEXICAN FIBRE, • 'sg , 44' new crop, now landing, suitable for Bru.h Making, Seat' Apply to Messrs. Losch, \ Harrison, and Forwood, merchants °r e , F. J. EATON , 1364 On THURSDAY next, the 15th instant, at Twe ve o'clock , ' Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, fr 1630 Bap BORATE oit LIME, landed ex Jonge Leiffert, trona Amsterdam.--Apply to 30° ' Schroder & Co., Merchants ; or to m 0 ". J. H. RA.YNER & CO., On , the instant, at Twelve o'clock. 4 the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street. 167 Bales Mexican FIBRE, ex Mountain Eagle.—Apply ß tO W WO ° RONE. BUNTER, & CO., ----- • ACETATE OF LUXE, IRON, AND ---- RED LIQIN,"6/D, VEGETABLE NAPTHA, PRINTERi' ACETIC WOOD CHARCOAL. JOHN EVEBET S4 App'ey Bridge Works, pear en Sate. Apply to PATENT ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT. -A cheap, durable, and perfectly Waterproof [Wow ° ONE PENNY PEA SQUARB FOOT w P 0 W Ik , e ~ Office and Warehouse-8. CABLa-sraaal:. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE• I IVERPOO WI D YESTS RDAS, HIGH WATICG-MOlll. 3 45- OCTOBER. 10. P t; it Afe l i 7 vv . Ee N np ..l . V 4 — l7 ll. E l e h ig G h al t, e l . 2 ft: ID. Great Western ....... Adventure ......... • Gipsey .......... Opal Hope Delight ............ '; James PD. Geneva Rugeola ,Castle ...... . ..... . • • Oct. 9 Topaz iGiPsey Qaeen ........ . (Catherine ........... )13TWARDS. Burmah D/f Pomona Victorine Capella Mexicana • Ripple • • ..01' .° 0 0 6 • iiire"tove .11ice r : 8 0 . white ~ ..s ir ,terp o •••• ,Cl d Gl O O O • "* ••• A ber oil' Dieg o IV 4 oelo „ l o co " —OO . Rotterj,9 Bot t r g i c .513joit • tAi°,l • • Ail,ets Oct. 9. Euphrates (s.s.) - Trieste Uoiv,rse New York Chrstioa (s.s.) Triest. Liffey St. John. ti.B 9t. J ames (limbs, Mimo,a Mauritius sun Oct. 8. Alidas Honolulu Nord!yset : . Christiana, &el Granite State CA kilttli! Twins Dunkirk, .nitan , Belfa t, Lord Fitzgerald and Vewey, Dublin G ze le D Cornucopia Waterford CLEARED Oct. 8. Jonge Lieffert Amsterdam J. hn Griffin A pa'achico's James Hunt Coromandel Calent a Oceano Havannab Maria Louise Marseilles .Ott LOADING. 3raranza (s s.) ....... Earl Gre , Bahi Indian •• •• Charlei if orsfall Bonny Pe•liean (s.s.) ........ Swift Constantinople Snipe Elba (s s.) Cagl'ari Nancy Dawson .. .• • •S' Balbec (s s.) Arno (..a.) Lisbon Valises Reviresco i isbon inzena ........ Maggie Miller Madras r M a a i d tAdelaide lit S Baltic (U.S.M.S ) New Yo k Bsreeeird OUrPORTS. ylphld en .... ..... Eblana . HOLYHEAD, October 9. Oct. IL Wind, N.N.W —Fresh Gs'e. riO OA. 6.—Arrived—The Chslimger, Sparks from Live 01 ~.. go o w Rotterdam —E tro, iron Liverpool for Barcelona—George , ~,j a from Liverpool fa Kingstown, with loss of foreyard---P` . fof Taylor, from Newport for Llveepoo', wit loss of foreyard • „ n oo 4 Milord, Oct. I.—Arrived—The Sister, Davies frcm Live' ',oil ' Genoa. Oct 6.—Th, Mary Edmng ds, Jenkins, Irom Chit Runcorn, with loss co: fcretownsst. Oot Beauma h, Oct. 7. —Arrived —The Vigilant, Clansan, frai l ' for Liverpool. it' Kingstown, Oct. B.—Arrived—The Agenoria, Woodcoc k ' Alexandria. Dublin, o.t. B.—Arrived—The Enkrzinhad, from Galatz" — retha, gmyrna—Bea. Caen.. London. 13 —Arrived—The Queen of May, from China. al i' ° Que. nstown.—Arrived—The Edward Oliver crid Nugget - "'"" Callao. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9. ha npd The Great Western, from New York, in running up the C At ran into No. 2 Pilot-boat, and carried away her mainmast B ats The Ide (schr.), Punchard, hence, has been wrecked on the 036 Brass, and her caro (salt) totally lost. bor e Barrow. Oct. 6.-1 he Hugh Lupus, from L'verpnol, on 9 v pd fills with the tide. se rer ";,) Bonny, Aug. 25.—The ship Calabar, from Liverpool. we' e( 4 " ii on the Bar of this river, Aug. 13. cargo partly saved by the aloft' Deal. Cct. S.—The A. B. Kimball, from Sande: land to 1443 ' 10 1 wrecked on the Goodwin sands. Crew saved. Bideford. Oct. 9.—An American barque, with iron, has te six men drowned. ; b' Ca dfff, B.—The Mary, of Waterford, sunk est na- t. ,ae (PC r Plymouth, Oat. B.—lt blew a heavy gale from S.S.W. all 3 4 " and till six this morning. fre Swansea, Oct. 7. It brew a gale :ast night from S vassal is repo..ted to have gone ashore, and a'l the crew to hak e drowned. I I P.° Portsmouth, Oct. B. It blew a gale all last night, and nuti ,t o to-day, when it moderated. Cowes, Oct. B.—The Temeraia, Portuguese barque, from 0- 90: Oporto, is a total wreck ; mast.-r, mate, and cook dro sped• brig has also gone ashore, and it is feared she will be a to'a fi ;d v O O, Quehec, Sept. 26. —The following vessels were wracked at to o, Labrador, Sept. 11 :—The Vituta (brig), of At. Josm's,N F ni,;l l- 1 cargo and material; saved ; the Qui:ks ep (schooner), 0 1 ,t 4„, cargo saved an vossel sold ; Western Boat (schooner),_osin, wrecked ; Mary Anne (sch Noner),• cargo saved.—The Terar o bound to this port with goo is from the City, of Toronto , ' g ee stranded ; goods landed, but the greater part was Colen by habitants. la 11 " if Aug. 6.. Florbt, hence to Monte ViJeo, off Lobes Island. s .1 1 Aug. 19 .. Beech worth, Kir gsto wn to Cape of Good Hope.. 30 Sept. 23.. Storm Nymph. hence to Genoa, in the entrance of Straits of Gibraltar. Sept. 24.. Stirlingshire, bound welt .......... SPOKEN. ..43 N••4' FOEIGN PTS. Thor, Krogh; and Amelia. R Juerson— Oß both hence at GibrsitfGrole, Mary Black, Connell; Blondins, Makin; Dorothy, I,l ?; r l ;eac e Bonny, Wa l sh ; Faith, Christie ; and Catharine, Irving—a' Bonny. d 01* Mermaid, Smith ; Lo3diainah, and Petrel—all hence at 01 w • Moselle, Porto Novo, Spartan, and Aril:din—all at Caorer o St. George, from Fernando Po at Siarra Leone. Annra, Mason, hence at Bathurst. Ethiope (R M.S.S.), Corbett, hence a t Liberis. Queen Viet, ria, Philip , hence at Dinzlc. belic" A at Odin (c s), Danztiell ; and J. C. S mony, Koroed —both Copenlaag-n. Bonatide, Frank, hence at Memel. Energy, Codd, hence at Cavite Vecchia. Mi'en (s s.), fu . Micken, hence at Copenhagen. ill Rita (s.s.), Arano, hence at Bilboa. prof Argo, Fisher ; Arminian, Bugge ; add Brilliant, W , .he 5, henes at Swieemunde. 1 A og n f o" Hope (R.M.S S.), sailed from Fernando Po for LiverroooA Beyrout (s.s.), for Constan , inople ; and Valletta (s.s.), l "` both sailed from Malta, Oct. 1. Streonshalli, sailed from Genoa for Leghorn, Oct. 2. Jesuss, sailed from Silboa for Liverpool, O ct. I. Statfeldt, al;ed from Hamburgh for Liverpool, Oct. 4. Antje, sailed from Pellaa for I.l,•erpoo , Oct. 2 . 0 1 °line Smidt, hence at Warnemnude. 1 1 Del'' Betty, Williams; Gezina, Stills; and Rit•la, AlfstrOra" Nerve. ------ 0 0 ' tf Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLMER, 00 0 Bo street, at his (Seu 3 ral Printing and Stationery E 3 t a 19, South John-street, Liverpool. BATLR9Av, OCTOBER 10. lan.