Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-28 00:00:00

IN UIVITItat.INI JJAI] . . . exception of a distarbance at Shanghai, in Which some Tow en t merag Sign. - - --- MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. foreigners have been killed and wounded, in consequence spot ; o o of _some m F e r natives eneh h vesselay, ................--:-- __________ THIS DAY.. haying k c i o d o n l i ft e p s p e f d o r , b}}' H the ays n a s ge , n a r l 58s. LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Evening. This Day; the 28th instant, at the Brokers' Office, quiet at all the ports, and will, we think, con- L 13, Exchange-buildings, . The Cotton Market to-day was moderately remainsaue to do so unless hostilities are resumed on the T About 80 Tales Surat COTTON, and 10 DITO, sea damaged, quiet, without change in prices, although towards receipt of instructions from the English and French - Apply to T. &H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. the close of business telegraphic intelligence from to that effect, in consequence of the unfor . This Day, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at th e Brokers' Manchester, occasione d b y unfavourable reports governments amo • Office, .1, Oldhall-street, from' Calcutta, had a tendency to throw rates in tunate affair at the Taku forts, when the Braves ma v About 200 Bales False-packed and Repacked American favour of buyers. The sales reported amounted . again give trouble in Canton. Imports --Severg Kitt COTTON. mar: Apply to CUNNINGHAM & HINSHAW, Brokers. to 6,000 bales, of which 2,000 were for export or vessels having arrived during the fortnight, * with sup- at 8 On speculatiop. _ - __-----,...,,,-, ~,,- ..-,,, _ _., . plies of various manufactures which were wanted, and slim Yew teas having commenced to arrive in Canton there e ll n e fi , This Dav,‘ the 28th instant,- at Twelve o'clock ,- at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings, ' The Share Market to-day continued to evince t , has been a fair business done both there and here,- and ----'- 350 Boxes E. I. TALLOW,- - d. A better business was done, that buoyancy by Which yesterday's proceedings . at about previous rates, generally ; and, if the rebels do 100 Hhds. GINGELLY OIL, . not reappear again, a steady business is looked for ai• just landed.-. Apply to J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers. were characterise and more disposition to buy, in some cases, was Ansi _ At the some months to come. This Day, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Browne, shown than has been manifested of late: for hall Hunter, and Co.'s Office, 2, Dale-street, disasters at the. Taku forts, some 15,000 to 20 000 bores o TE....----CaNTON.--On' the receipt of the news" of our 400 Bales Bombay MADDER ROOTS, close a steady tone was prevalent, the Shares in the Midland and Dover lines having been in good 1700 Bags „ MYRABOLAMS, scented teas were at once settled, at prices rather meref G 41 Casks 1 GINGELLY OIL, eed . s, in favOur of the t • , , e v n io , us b r u a t te s s u . bse T q h u e en o t rr p rv u o r l c s h e a f ses ne i w n 50 Qr. Casks request ; Birkenheads, Londons, and Sh fli - 1 however, were flat. The business reported in- them are at about pre Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers.: natessv This Day, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public eluded sales of Birkenheads at 771 ;Great Western, Oonam and Oopack congous to- date 27chops, and are - Sale-room, Exchange-buildings, 63 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 9" 6 ' 9 1 - 200 Bags Fine SAGO FLOUR. o z , 7, , ~.,... ; of contract Moping ; their quality is, for the most ' 1 Apply to T. &H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. Lancaster and Carlisle Third Shares, 15a p • ditto, Part, inferior to those of last season, thel f a • , ea being much I New Thirds, 151 p.; London and North-Western, mixed, and flavour and strength wanting ; fine . and den , This Day, the 28th instant, at T welve o'clock, at 3 2 • • , the Public Saleroom, 931, ~ ; aitto g-shares, 1 1-16 d. ; Manchester, Shef- finest are in small supply, the finest chops having gone Con 1286 Bags SALTPETRE, field, and Lincoln, 35a; Midland, 104, - 1 ri s • North to Shanghai. Offers of taels 31 for medium Oonams, John Brockle " • ex Suniatra.-Apply to - Messrs. Thomas and_ , bank, Merchants; or to Staffordshire, 4d. ; ouch Eastern, 4' - ' and tls. 37 for fine Oopack have been refused, the tea- 3 T. &H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. Buffalo and Lake H 7 23, 1 - 16, - 47, men demanding tli. 35 42. • Huron, per cent., 61 ; Dutch to With regard to supplies, ' - - , , - no reliable information can yet be ascertained, but they new On account 'of whom it may concern. Rhenish, 4", ', I, id. ; Grand Trunk of Canada, are said to be again This Day, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers'is a Office, Chapel-street, 7 per cent. cum lB67, "0 1 - Gre at L . tit., i , ; uxem- Foe CHOW, July 3 . 0, 1859. - 6 Bales Damaged COTTON, bourn . constit, , 71, a ; ditto 5 per cent. oblig., An extensive business has been doing in Co f And a Quantity of Wet PICKINGS, ~' 3 4 1, r-16 • Great Western of Canada, 14 ; Lanca- England, and in Oolong for America, during the past ex Jamea Gray and Fortuna, from Galveston ; lying in Suter's and Conolly's, Sefton-street. -Apply to Messrs. M`Dowell and shire and Yorkshire, 6 per cent. pref. shares fortnight. Prices of Congous have advanced 3to 4 Tu , Halidaya,-Merehants ;or to ..140c. ; Bank of LiVerpool, 19,-1 ; Liverpool and taels per pecul for all kinds excepting the very lowest, &A GRIFFITH, SONS, & 'PALETHORPE, Brokers. I d Lon on Insurance, 7 . -i'p. ; Liverpool United Gas, the upward movement commencing on the 21st inst., - Bet To-MORROW. ' - ---203 c. when advices were received here of the reprise - of -the . ' English and French forces at the mouth of the Peiho In English Funds, still less animation • was , ... River, strengthened doubtless, „ by the anticipation of To-morrow, the 29th i:;stant, at One o'clock, at the exhibited thanyesterday. Consols ranged from better Brokers' Sale-room, 1, Chapel-street. accounts of the home market by the mail: of the . ! About 250 Bales Low American and other COTTON. 95,4 to lat first, but left off at 1- to i 1,,. India Ipth of June, now due. Some• of the h P" pure uses- are , For further particulars apply to Scrip closed at 3t to 1 premium ; -India Stock, said to be for Australia. Quotations for Oolongs remain ' TITHERINGTON GILL, & Brokers. ' CO.,' ' - to - 1, •unaltered, thoughpurchases of d ands - • , and , To-morrow, the 27th instant; at Twelve o'clock, a the India Bonds, 6s. to 3s. discount ; and Exchequer Teas can only now be made bytaking the common cargo Brokers' Office, Bills, 235. to 265. premium. In the Foreign grades-at- proportionate- prices,- thus virtually establish-- - / ,1.500 Bags RAPESEED, P 100 Bags American GINGER, Stock - Market, Mexicans. seemed the principal ins an advance. - .. , • .., to ' ll t olio KONG, 9th August.--=-It is too soon - in the ' tio just arrived.-APP , - favourites at first ; but the announcement of T. 6.7. H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. Sea on to make any comparative statistics. Foreigners 8,5 the non-conclusion of the treaty with the ---- -- FRIDAY. United States caused a. de notwith- at this time last season were chaffy about shipping= 3 8, ! pression, now they are eager buyers. SO. long as anarchy pre- 'to On Friday, the 30th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the standing which apartial recovery took „ place, • vails as it dees at present in China, teas mss; neces- pet Brokers' Office, - - and 231 to '- 1 was the currency. Turkish Sixes • .., • .sanl ybe scarce and dear. For not only does the 36 Caski 1 ,:„ • Pla.otation Ceylon COFFEE, were without change ; t he loan.of 1854 bein g last interruption of - corninunicatioft jeopardise, and come= 15 Barrels 1 noted into , the tea ex Kalliboka, Albert' Dock.---Apply to Messrs. Nicol, Duck- q 84 to 85, and the New 69A to 701-. Aus- quently curtail the shipment of money worth and Co., Merchants, or to trian Five per Cents., 1859, were negotiated districts by way of advance so. much requi•ed in the , de r. T. and H. LITTLE DALE & CO., Brokers. at i 7 ; Grenada Deferred, 5 1 ; Mexican, 24, manipulation,. but both Marauders and liandi4rilos look d o . On Friday next, the 30th instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' 231, 1,1, and •=4- ; for the Account, 23 1, u p on the trade as a source of revenue, and thus rat Office, 9, Exchange - buildi n g s, 1 and 24 ; Peruvian Four-and - a - Half naturally enhance its Cost laid down at the port of Gr 48 Bales Repacked Amer ican COTTON, 3+ '4t ex Constitution, from Galveston. -Apply to Messrs. E. per Cents., 911 - - and 1 ; Uribarren Bonds, shipment, decreasing the production and supply, From p r . Zwilchenbart and Co., Merchanti"; dr to ' 83 ; Three per Cents., 721 ; for the account; In; the overland C7iina Trac Repent, with a copy of which fir W. D. TO3ILINSON & CO., Brokers. we have been furnished by a inorchantof this-town, we • - . Portuguese, 46/, 46, and 1 ; Russian Four-and-a -- learn that . NEXT WEEK. Half per Cents., 991 and 1 ; Three per Cent. Great Britain during the month of July- last, was Scrip, - discount ; Spanish, 46 ; Deferred, 341 On Thursday the 6th October, at Twelve o'clock, at the 3,464,918 lbs against 1 20 , olb in Inn,, 1858. ~. ,0_ ,49 s. y, At . Broker's Office, 22, Tower -buildings North, " and ;,-:- ; 4 Certificates, 41 ; Turkish Six per Cents., Of the former quantity, 559,300 had been. shipped for - 25,000 East India KIPS, ' 84 1 , I", and 1; New Loan, 70:',-, 691, arid 70 ; and Liverpool. In July last 4,2111 bales of silk had been Pe ex Princess Royal, from Calcutta. -Apply to Messrs. Thomas 2 4 - Venezuela TWo-and-a-Haf per Cents., 28:,' J., 3, shipped, against 1,650 in Jury 1858 Of the ' 1 l' a , and John Brocklebank, Merchants ;or to , . • eprevious y tal • SAMUEL BECKWITH, Broker. and 1. - named quantity, 4,076 bales were for England, and 125 .„ CLOSING" PRICES. for Marseilles against 1,49 Y and 156 respectively for .re On tc• , Ches. Sc B'head ..771 77 3 1 , N.Stafford ... . 4 3,1 d July, 1858. ' ln July, 1859 there had been. shipped for al Caledonian B Bl 88 .2 • N. E. Ber. C. Stck . . .89 1 854 . the United States_l,27o,ooo lbs., whilt- in the same PACKING CAS,ES ON SALE 4 t 4' t month of the previous year none had been shipped for AT 75, DUKE-STREET. oc3 E. Counties ll - 11.1 York capital Stek..72 72,- E - . - L. Stock .... Leeds Stock 443 451. the United States at all. ' ON SALE, G. N. Stock 101 -103 South Eastern 23 22 1-1 ..-4.- A Quantity second-hand nrICOCSITEADS id - BARRELS. - • ••• • 1 14 Apply to - ' JAMES STUBBS, PRICE, & CO:, Great Westerns .. 63 631 Dutch Rhenish. ...41, 4/d LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET..--Snerzmurn 27. , 14, South Castle-street. - Lan. and York ..95i- 961 Gt. Luzern. ...... 7 ; 4 71 . The Cotton Market continues moditeately quiet, with-. ) ON SALE, ' 4 Ln. & Nor. West. 931 93: 1 - G.T. Canada 81 8f but change in price. The sales, including 150 bales, ; SULPHURIC AND MtIRIATIC ACID. , 1 -shares 1 1„ la G.W.Cnda l- 141 Egyptian, at 7y. to 91d, ; 1,500 Swat, at 41d. to 51d. ;; Apply to BIGLAND, SONS, & JEFFREYS. le. S. and Lincoln 351 35?,- „ - new shares 6 . ,- 64 are reported 6,000 bales, of which ?4,4100 are on specula, w - 20, Exchange -buildings. Midl a ndStock.. 105-1 105 - Lomb.-Venetian 2 2 1p tion and for ex p ort. 1 2.. ON SALE, _ • N. British St. .... 601 601 „ new shares --; REFINED TABLE 'SALT,' _ LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—SEPT. 2 1 7 i, A Packed in Hermetically Sealed Earthenware Jars, suitable for . SUGAR.—The market remains inactive, and . tm have 1 the Australian, South American, China, India, &c., Markets. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. ti W. ROCKLIFF. only to report a small parcel of grainy Demerara, at 435. c -WORKS, RIGBY-STREET. d LoNDON, Tuesday Evening. 9d. per cwt. c The English Stock Market to-day has been Moiassts.---350 puncheons indirect clayed Cuba, to 0 _ - ON SALE, deficient both in animation and in firmness, par- arrive, have been placed an 14s. per cwt. - __ . . MANGANESE, - ` SULPHUR ORE, titularly at the beginning of business, Which RUM.-90 puncheons Demerara have changed. hands 1 - 41W-1n.... ...IJ, opened with flatness. The general tone affected at previous rates. SULPHATE OF COPPER, prices, which receded about a quarter per cent. o'ilr.Z. -2 " 4 ." 1.1 ., . 1 . ."." 50 ti..: , - , .. acwicr.u...via au -..— . - - -GEORGE WILLIAMS, from the highest quotations of yesterday. Con- 635. 965. to for good ordinary to middling ; and 1,400 Apply to 32, Dale-street. and bags Costa Rica, chiefly damaged, with spirit at 635. to .....-----..-------••-• sols opened at 9571, with little business doing, 705. per cwt. for sound. TO EXPORTERS AND THE TRADE. continued dull during the morning; but at a later _ nicE.-Nothing has occurred. - ' ' 1 TOYS, LEATHER GOODS - , MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, Consols are now quoted at 951 for money and M. SALOMON, Importer of every description o F r k. Y MERCHANDISE and TOYS of Every Kind, Whole- period rather more firmness was apparent, and Jirrz.--:5,300 bales were offered -by auction, and , holders evinced an inclination to sell at a reduction of account. The Government Broker made his usual and 75 DUKE-STREET. The above lOs. per ton; but in an almost entire'absence of demand, sale and for Export, 73 , be had in bond. purchase of £5OOO stock. India Debentures of 1859 _ only 400 bales found purchasers at £l3 12s. 6d. to girds can - , i are 901, - ‘5 -; and Exchequer Bills 235. and 265. pm. - iXI6 lOs. per ton. ______ _____ - On Sgt. In Foreign Securities business has been rather . SEEDS.-1,600 bags Bombay Linseed, at 48s, 6d. in . quiet, but prices are steady. Turkish 6 per Cents. single, and 495. in double Lags ; and, 1,000 bags Rape- The beautiful new Brigantine GRAMPUS; are 831- 841 ; ditto New, 69 70 ; and the 4 per seed, Bombay brown at 395. to 398, 3d.; and Scinde N''' , A. 226 tons builders measurement, 132 tons per '','‘‘ '' • , Cents. are 102/. Mexican, 23/ 23 , 1. Portuguese mustard at 365. to 375, per quarter for sound, with Pi' , 'o l ' • - f t dup to the wales, is of a, -, ~;,,,,V,, 4 register ; _copper- as ene 1856-57andd 44 3 per Cents~ - --'----,--. - beautiful model and' best workmanship, rigged SAGO.-415 boxes small grain pearl, at 17s. per cwt. and fitted out ready for sea •, the framework of heart of the Russian 5 per Cents., 2111 ; ditto 3 per Cents., SAGO FLOUR.-600 bags, at 15s, 6d. per cwt. best Denbighshire oak, which is not subject to the du rat 571- ; and Venezuelan 1 per Cents., 15- § , DYEWOODS,-5 tons Red Sanderswood at £5 7s. 6d., vessels built of it upwards of thirty years ago are still withou ic (.1* ation of the disease. Le n g th of keel, 84 feet ; In the Railway Share Market transactions an d a few tons Limawood at £l4 10s. per ton. the least in breadth over all, 24 feet; depth, 121 feet; estimated burthen, i uhave been very limited; prices, however, show DRYSALTERIES, &C.-- 70 bags Galls, blue at 82s. 6d., .240 tons; draft, 12 feet ;to class nine years A 1 at Lloyd's.- rather more firmness. Caledonians have ad - white at 655. 6d. Sales of Palermo Sumac at -125., For further particulars apply to Mr. - John Roberts, the builder, , Bangor; or to TONGE & CO. vanced to 881, 881. Eastern Counties 'to with 40 bags Tyrol Sumac at 7s. 5 pipes Concentrated Brokers for the Sale of Ships, 1, Rumford-street., 56. Great Northerns to 102. Great Westerns Lemon Juice at id. to ; i d. per degree. 25 chests fine • BY PRI'VATE TREATY, to 621 63. Lancashire and Yorkshire to 951, 95i. Orange Shellac at 1 .. 25s 280 bales heated Gambier at "'. The splendid new Ship ' South-Westerns fo 931. North-Westerns to 931. 16s. 6d. 20 serous White Gum Gedda at 265. 30 tons ._.-00t k EGERIA,for thirds, and £9 on the spot, at £8 10s. IL, ''S, L '7r''; 1,066 tons register, and 1,082 tons builders' Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln to 351; 351 Brimstone, for seconds • and 50 tons best thirds, to arrive, at -= - 77 - - . measurement. - Length, 17S feet 5-10ths ;breadth, Midland to 1051. South-Easterns to 761 ; and 36 feet 3-10ths ; depth, 22 feet 9-10ths. Built at Saint John, South Wales te 68. The Foreign Lines have ' Nitrate of Sodasteady, £8 6s. 3d. per ton. at 14s. 6d. N. 8., this summer, by the builder of the well-known and favour- to 15s. 6d. 200 bags Calcutta Saltpetre, 6 per cent., at ite ship Rowena, and classed seven years at Lloyd's. She is been rather inactive. Paris and Lyons are dealt 385., and 50 bags Bombay, 37 per cent, at 19s. 55 constructed of the best seasoned heckmatack and Savannah in at 261. Lombardo-Venetian New Shares 121, brls. Ashes, Pearls at 275. 6d. to 275. 9d., and Pots at pitch pine • her frameis diagonally strapped outside with iron, - i ' 3 I complete on the stocks; the Tower knees are and iron kneed 12.-,-, ; and Great Luxembourg, at 7,1, 7-g. In the 265. 6d. to 268. 9d. Sales of new Irish Honey at 505., fastened with yellow metal bolts ; has pitch pine masts, top- Colonial Market, East Indian remained steady and 10 tons Piassava, all faults, at £7 10s. per ton. masts &c., a beautifully finished cabin , and outfit of the best L rp , 1 manufacture, and of extra sizes. She is fitted with at 99 1 ; and Great Indian Peninsu l a r advanced OILS, &c.-Palm, £45. South American Tallow, Liverpool irgham's patent topsails, and all recent improvements. to 971 Grand Trunk of Canada realise 35 ; and 565. 6d. to 575. Olive Oil steady ; retail sales of Mes- In addition to a very handsome model, combines great speed with sins, at £49 lOs. per tun. Linseed Oil, 28s. to 28s. 6d. Great Western of C d 13' ana a, -g. carrying capacity, altogether making her one of the finest ships Fish Oils unchanged. 540 barrels of Rosin, at 4s. 2d. ever built in the colon and further particulars apply. to THE FUNDS.--CLOSING PRICES. Messrs. Listen, Young, and Co., Merchants ;or to to 13s. 6d. for common to fine. Spirits of Turpentine, ' Bank Stock CUNA,RD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers. d Consols Money . . 951- it .. . . _ at 365. per cwt. „ Account .. 95a - 5 1 Three per Cents. (shut.) PIG IRON.-Some business done at 51 s. 6d. six FOR PRIVATE SALE. Exchequer Bills. 23 25 . . building at an outport, and can be weeks' open, market closing very quiet, with sellers at RAILWAY SHARES. ,:sc,,,- .14-1/4 Now launched shortly, 518. 6d. cash, and buyers at 51s. Amb. Not. & E.J. 61 Lanc.&York .... 96 I VA Obi"handsomely-modelled and useful • 4,i, . - 4 _• Avery „... _ . SCREW-STEAMER, Caledonians .. . . 881 9 L.& N.W 9 31 4 9 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-SEPTEMBER 27. building, under special survey to class nine years A 1 at Lloyd's. Dutch Rhenish.. - L. and S. W 93 4 This morning's market thinly attended. Choice "Wheat Length over all. 204 feet ; breadth, 29 feet ; depth, 17 feet 3 Eastern Counties 56 f Leeds Northern 45 l e , was quite as dear, and other qualities not lower, but the inches ; about 772 tons builders' measurement, about 690 tons . Man.Sheff.&Lin. 35 1 , •- 7 - register, and about 550 tons, exclusive of engine room; will East Lancashire. - trade very inactive. Oats barely reached former prices; carry about 830 tons dead weight, besides about 130 tons of Edinb g h. & Glas s - Mid. Stock _lO5 l 9 4 same applies to Beans and Indian Corn. Barley steady coal in bunkers, on 15 feet 6 inches draft of water. is flitted thern 101 21 North British wit's. water ballast tanks, which may be used either for ballast Great INTOr .. „ A. 85 6 N. Staffordshire. - or cargo ; has two tubular boilers, fitted with superheated , any chaper. There were scarcely any buyers of Oat apparatus, and direct-acting engines of 100 nominal horse- Gt. ' West. - •,. meal present, and very little sold ;the few sales made power ; has a half-poop 60 feet long, and a full forecastle 34 Gt. Wof Canada _ a 131 14 § 1 York,New &Ber. 894 went at irregular and lower terms. feet long; is expected to steam from nine to ten knots. The • • workmanship and quality of material will be found on inspec- Gd.Tk. of Cna. 813-16 15-16 York &N. Mid.. 721 4 IMPORTS AND EXPORTS FOR THE WEEK, tion to be of the most unexceptionable character-For speci- Gt. S. and-W 106 107 INCLUDING YESTERDAY. *cations, iaventories, and further particulars, apply to ...........-- ' - WILSON, & CO., Brokers, Liverpool. d CINARD, • e - FOREIGN EXCHANGES. • . • Amsterdam, short ll 14 to 11 15 -4 t,:. o o etsstis hg uction. Do., three months ll 1 to 11 17 t s .Y. s 6 42 ti 9 ' 1. al 0; - Rotterdam, do. SALE OF WRECK STORES. . Antwerp, do 25 27 to 25 30 LIVERPOOL, --- --- - - On account of whom it ma concern. Brussels, do 25 27 to 25 30 PROM Qr s. Q rs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Lds Sacks. Brig. y On Thursday next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clook, at the Hamburg, de l3 5t013 6 Ireland 1630 200 4677 396 20 ... 7259 1987 a.. Rotel, Park gate, Paris, short 25 10 to 25 15 •Coastwise .• • • ••• •• 400 ••• • • • ... 17 164 ~. The HULL of the Brig Do., three months 25 30 to 25 35 Canada & - •'*,4: JANE, Marseilles, do 25 3241 to 2,5 37i otherßri. .25 1076 3937 ..t..t,* of Dublin, 140 tons register, about six years old, Frankfort, do ll7 , to 118 Col.out of "" •••• • • - •• • ... 1‘, 1. i1, , ,&.:v as and where she may then lie, on the Salisbury Vienna, do l2 20 to 12 30 Europe... - , Bank. 12 20 to 12 32 812 13394 2568 Trieste, do IJ. States... .._, •• • •.• ". ... ... Immediately after, the whole of the STORES, consisting of Petersburg, do. 32 to 341 Europe,&c. 550 ... 2310 2368 ... ... ... 40 30 Anchors, Chains, Sails, Boat, Blocks, &c., &c. Now in charge Madrid, do 49i to 491 Egypt - -•-• ••• ••• ••• of the Coastguard, at Parkgate.-Apply to - INTO CURRY, KELLOCK, & CO., Brokers. .. • ,• I" _ : ----- ----- - - ---- ------ -- - - . . - ---.--- In Bankruptcy By order of the Assignees.—Peremptorily and without reserve. The following appeared in a portion of our im pression yesterday : T o t a l 2180 200 7387 2764 857 13304 7276 3267 6535 EXPORTS TO Coastwise 25 ... 158 40 534 57 . . 7 : .. 800330 I F r o e r l . an P d a . r . ts . . 9 2 5 1 65 . 1 385 .. .. 5 26 200 LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET.—SEM. 27. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Hay, old Do. whiterock s 1 11 ... 2 3 Do. Balshaw . 0 0 ~. 0 0 Do. Seedlings . 2 8 ... 2 10 Vetches 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. Beldrums. 0 0 ... 0 0 Ditto, oi)ri tet:n new eclol .. Clover ~. . i. 0 0 0 77 . 1 1 .. 0 0 0 1 9 0 2 : St ra w, wheat . 0 31 ... 0 4 Do. cattle ..... 0 8 ... 0 10 Ditto, oat Ditto, barley Oats, in straw. 0 0 . . 0 0 Mangelwurzel 0 0 ... 0 0 Potatos, pk eye 0 0 ... 0 0 1 Manure 5 0 ... 6 6 On Thursday, the 6th October, at Three o'clock, at Cunard ' Wil so n, and Co.'s Sa le-room, Exchan g e, Liver p ool, SIXTEEN SIXTY-FOURTH SHARES of the British-built Schooner r;;•! DART, 1 / 4 ; ; ,,,,, , , 118 tons late, 110 tons present register, and about - 122 tons builder,s' measurement. Length, 77 feet 9-10ths ; breadth, 18 feet 6-10ths ; depth, 10 feet 9-10ths. built at Shoreham in 1852, and classed six years A 1 at Lloyd's, c ontinued in 1858 for two years, and now appears to be in good order. Lying in the Canni n g DoWILSON, ck.—Apply CO., Brokers. to CUNARD Sc THE MONEY MARKET. The Funds opened this morning with firmness, but subsequently gave way, and closed 8 per cent. lower than on Saturday. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange firmness continues to prevail. The demand for money was only moderate, with a lower tendency. The gold sent into the Bank to-day amounted to £140,000, chiefly Australian.—Daily News. The English Funds have shown less animation to-day. Rates of discount in open market for the best paper is 21 per cent. The Chinese exchanges in the telegram, show an adverse movement of about 1 to s per cent. both at Hong Kong and Shanghai. The railway market to-day has shown great firmness, and several of the leading British stocks closed at an advance.—Times. Unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty. unard On Thursday, the 6th October , a t Three o'clock, at C, Wilson, and Co.'s Sale-room, Exchange, Liverpool, The splendid British-built Barqhc SEA ROVER, 41 .14\ 234 tons late, and 212 tons new, register. Length, „ ir, 4 . 6 , 111 • feet 8-10ths; breadth, 20 feet 8-10ths •, depth, 12 feet 8-10ths. Built at Mostyn , in 1855, of the very best materials, and classed A 1 for 13 years. This fine vessel carries a large cargo on a light draft, is very abundantly rl'l_ 3 •sl, and can be sent to sea at once. In the Prince's Do ck.— '" in'teistories and further particulars apply to CUNARD, WILSON, & CO., Brokers. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—SETT. 27. SUGAR. quiet. COFFEE steady. Native Ceylon sold 57s to 57s 6d. TEA firm. Common congou quoted is 5d to is 54d RICE steady. _ - THE TEA AND SILK TRADES. We have been favoured with the following, which has just arrived, tia Marseilles, by a private corres pondent : CURRY, KELLOCK, and CO., BROKERS FOR THE SALE AND PURCHASE \ OF SHIPS AND STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS, • , 9 ~ , e9 AND APPOINTED BROKERS TO THE HIGH • - COVRT OF ADMIRALTY Wamer-buildings, Watior-sheet. HONG-KONG, August Bth. There is no further information of a . political nature to, comm unicate by this mail, the'Enghsh and French ambassadors continuing at Shanghai, and part of the fleet and forces having returned to this. With the SALTPETRE steady. GINGBR.—E. J. sold at 79s to 130 a JAPAN WA% taken in at 61s to 645. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—s E p TEm „ R 27. The market is steady at the following quotations : NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. Town Tallow, 675; nEtt 'cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the ' recent death of Alf,. Alderman Chilton, involving - ; ihouldi crkme• out of this cfisasfer in the spot, 58s. 3d. ; September, 58s:; October to December, as it did the necessky.aif bleed* a successor tc . ; :ii*t r . 58s, 3d. to-58s. 6d. ; ditto, separately, 58s, 6d, - ... , - the . ~. .. • .: ..,, nini . afforded i opplArt - Mitty of offentig a punn( ?00;000;000' of people to parchase their LONDON MINING MARKET.--4,IEPTEMBER 27-: acknowledgment of his4serVices, wlileh was , grace- Paw,' we. shall be aliliV to teach crood6- on the principles of free-trade - in the b The Mining . Market remains Steady, with a fair fully rendered by Mr. Charles Turnet,. and wit cheupeSt marke. Lookin , upon th - d - Chinese as amount of business. are the Stock Excivange Wheal equally good taste commended by Mr . ,T..l). , Ander- ' Kitty (Lelant) shares are rather more offered,- and are- son.. The gCntleinan elected to'sitcceed IVIV: Chilton • t =ili a shrewd, indiritriouS;. and , not altoher ge marked 12. East Wheal Russell have been dealt in _,,, s 4... Ai Joboß k Lloyd, he r. .lie . w Se Intin3lublic qua- I telligotit people r we' have no doubt that Olr - at 81. The other principal transactions have been in i "'" shares in .United Mines, Vale .of Towey, Tamar, and litieS and privato virtues comMviitl; the= selection to export* will sooni neatly inereaSe;.--aperhall 6 ,' Herodsfoot. Cobre Copper Mining Shares are still generalaPprolAtion.. Anotherniatter; and one not much more , than double their present atnotitit: - . enquired for, with an upward tendency; transactions• less dolling for municipal as Well'a genertirsatisfe. c- . . afe officially recorded at 47 and 471. English and .. . - . . :-, --- 4 ,-- , --- , . --- _ • Australian Copper Shares are in active demo*• and troy which was- brought undmi . notice of the ' ~. . • . , . have risen, being marked 11, 11, and k. Ciancil meeting, WA , theletter of Mis Fiefence . IT is scar&ly necessary to know a man's religious' • Nightingale, in whiCh. she says of. Liverpool— Minions, or' the inotteel woraliip . which is ithe "Ak town to which I;. , af all other ri owe the most special objeet'oD his -aciniratiorri in•order too con-' grateful- adrniratiom.as- out of her has come, , assi, - elude whether - he approvessor not of . tho recent have always considered,- sanitary salvation , te the - proceedings of- a:dastardly and- licentious mob , in -of the 'Crimea, and - to all England, • more - one of f the London- parfilies. IV is necessarr to .... - This is, praahly, coming from suchial source, sae of the highcit tributes, which couldi .know only whether he iFf.aPChristian, or a .mora- BOROUGH HOP MARKET,--SEPT Good arid thie new Hags continue in , steady requw4t, at very full prices: In other kinds outy - alimifed buiri;• ness is done,. at late rates. No' change in , duty. MANCHESTER SHARE-MA,RKET -;-SEIiT. 27 or less. Leeds 96; Sheffields, 35-#1: 111-idlands- Mt; Lon dons, 94; -Doqers, 2a; - Great: Westerns, 631; Easter' Counties, 11 -13.46:. i be paid tom cornmunity,intimating, as-it;does, insi list, or a gentleartan. - I: l umnistakgable terms, the wisdom evintted in the i Saturated•with-religiouvprejndiee and bigotiy , choice of their sanitary engineer, to whose com- • Ipeteney anidisinterestedizeal many achnowledg-- , , .s this wicked and .unhappyr ,- outbreak is, there is ments had previously been paid. , amother very settitra aspecVdn)whii..-L. it presents itself for discussion to the independent journalist. A., lecture on the subject' of the homes of-work- - 1 . litg men, was-given last night to workin.g , men That aspect, we need not - say s - is- oEoe. from w hich andllheir wive 4,, by Mr. 1i Shimmin, in , which religion preferenees and - beliefs , are entirely he,. with much , tact and skill, delineated how afsent, and 'which many be examined almost 'apart much . the socia4 condition of 'the working,classes born any profession,of Christianity mar be amelioeated by the own forethought and MANCHESTER. TRADE REPORT. The tone of the market is. weaker, an aces is effected (especially for the East) is made on last Tuesday's unties' 4 iiittere busi- concession WILL CORN , MARKET.---gpTExasnz: 27 Wheat in small. supply, but difficult to , sell at last Tuesday's prices. Foreign unaltered. Bailerirr good (1041=4 and fully is -dear, fornil sorts. Oats-very dull. Beans and Peas each: Ls. per quarter cheaper... LEEDS CORN- MARKET Mr.. ;OEN z man of:very "-liberal," and attention to domestic management. Sonteexcei.- perhaps free-thinkingT,tendenties ) publislaed, some, lento observations to the same effect wert.e also maw by Mr. Melly. The 2uhket is oneoff-vast thus ago„ a thoughtful - essay on,! . :" . l,iberty,".. and anditouehing interest. the • dangers to which it is exposed -from :the ' • . peealiardiespotism clffpnblic olinion.. This is the TIM p9ssibility _of an expensiie war with. China evil to which a form. of sooiety„likn tli ir e in which of conjectures: as -to we live;, is , specially - and Ipecaliarly - liable. All i what; may be the -effect of any - absolutely FO3stile. gocianineiples hava..- some dangerous liability o r operations upon ourtrade with, the Celestizi.E,M , other; and this is'. -particalar.• way in whic h ------ OK!. modern idea oUnational lfftfs. eontinuallY rather of a local, than of a general character,.. •It in danger of being abused. Pdpular -dispotis ni ma - ic [ he remembered:; that our-last hostile actin is perhaps in itself apmore uahhaltlrrand mer e at Canton had no‘' effect upon:: our intercourse unsightly system ofiT'oppressionl , than imperill with the northernArading ports of that •cc untry.v despotism; its only advantago-biliss3, that it i 5 Wet still continueL to export uea, silks, fimn less-concemitrated impower and:less watchfultsn d corn- difftsed., in its infinenae; and. Merges: more chance move,, which, until our rupturre.,with the autliori- of correction or escape.. Thisia,,the danger:that:. ties at Canton,- was-confined. to this city - alone. asEailS , US is the present day- '1 spirit oUt ht) Should, hoWever, theCOmbined forces of Ragland enraged: despot - waoswithout, dOulst. rife in _all. its' and: France find occasion to proceed to hostilities, flay among the make/ St. George's on SandaY ; it'is possible that the . EmrEiven,.oF Cuprot. may and if it. could haw embocied: itself in aisingl e close , Shanghai against us, and -perhaps the other representative, anditchievedAthestomplete,:enPre -northern ports also,—althoug . col siderhag the raacy of its will, it-would Itavelesitate&-as lit tle ' proximity of the-Jarge rebel_foree to Pekin, and.,, , its a ? Sponish inquisitor, to.ltave hurried. off the the state of the Imperial exchequer, it might pro- ..ielergy . who had effended itip.p i rejudices -to Tolver olge a system smuggling, and disregard of or Smithfield.; law, which might-perhaps overthrow the & Imperial ' The spirit of aspotism 'is' f' course the enforee4l dynasty itself. It; must he admittea,i,without 'supreresey of wilful impAlses and tile.. consciiso • any undue depreciation of our trade:: with thi 'disregard of a litsr,highertlmn themselves. 111): :: . East,. that not • only ow-- merchantS,,, but the.: system so dictated grid inspired, the q uestionsiP u nation, has been, disappointed with tile 'results, a man's opinion4.isnot; Aire they true; or aben t of our preVious, treaties- with John Chins - man's practimi. Are they lawful;- buti dfr The . trade was first throvrn Open in, agree with ranej do they solicit ray s anetimlo; In Hat our exports to China were eiti- consult my prejudices.. When a mob beco mes-th e:. mated at -£842,900, ,anctlin 1836 £4326,000. ides Pot, is there . any- difference! in the mode e ' . 1856 they reached .£2,21.0,123, in 1867 £2,449 1 982, re ason i ng , cr in : the -Tillie& and, ns cruptilous .co ol and in 1858,42,876,447, the amount of increase, elusion? Ana thiaie:the dangezous and.perniciani7 result: fall spirit which, in: various subtle ways works ice ilig infinitely; short of the brilliant expectations. out through:the. *mins of intulern saviOty , which were_ formed upon the Opening-.ripof;the man's opinions diSagree with those of liS kiir China trade., The - truth is, that the Chinese do rity, ik•to belanghed out: of them,,, - or friOt eue „area not care-for our calicoes and hardware..;, they are out of them, or-shamed out of them:, V= — use d not a commercialpeople; theirexclusixe-•prinaple soning; sympathies of classes a4e to. /* r l n ot isolates them.; and with the , exception, of their against him, and he is, in short,, to be. ,forc e "' bet , by the thin:fhb-screw or the terrors. of the g' turned •to agriculture. Our- merchants but still forced into compliance-with, en c. O bit' ay have, therefore, confined their attention, more to aw] imposed standard. Very- possibly. ther e the- trade in tea, silks, and opium, as, offering a be many grounds of reason 011, which, he is better return than the importation of cotton able,. but to accept the issuo ewe, ev e! ' co or goods, and.. woollens. By a. comparison of the. very hope of a successful. result, would be 5 r descension from that pefiition Of- power and I Fair show of Wheat, which rules. quiet at. Friday's prices- Fine- Barley, brings former rates : . inferior difficuiti to. quit. Beans Is per quarter lower. Oats and Shelling unchanged. ' , NEVirCASTLE CATTLE MARKET The supply of Beef . comprised, 1 4 014- head ;. trade more Furely at 3d:per stoneadvante.. Sheep an Lambs, 8,520. Mutton in a steady stata;.at full.rates.. Pigs, 385. Rork trade heiski.pyiees higher. Besfi. ss. 6d. to 7s. 9th ;. Pork, 6s_to.Ba. per stane; Sheep, stl-to6id. per lb Ihas- given rise to• a variety those ports—ports-admirably suited tp our being in .2 wars, onto► trade. with the Japanese, tht) , whole ottheir atten- statistics of trade, we shall awl that while our shipments to China have been exceedingly sma sonal authority which, beloalra to numbers imports from China have been extreintly our 1 large precedent. Now to enforce this principle of opPr e-1 0 , the despotic moll-, like th© despotic s4' t he Taught to believe ill voice, they logically c o de supremacy o f their efi t that without the licence of its Wl' te enforcement the supremacy would be 11°t1 ::11 Their process is therefore I % r ° t j . " We, the mob, will find a s h e , solution of this question about which wrangle. We apply a decisive test. I f t n i s i can say their services in the midst of Or 11- or e "blasphemies and ribaldry, we will trY fore " efficacious and violent means. We Win cap the " the Alinistrant and take possession a ' for th " Church. To us the Temple shall he llo , 0 3 "be dedicated; and they who will fall del re iti, " worship us, shall be suffered and invited the Thus in 1812 . our imports were estirnaterd at £3,956,200 ; in 1857 they reached £11,448,000 resorts to violeuee but a name and ready "Sic volumus; sic jubemus !" for Nov this tyranny is a burden too mankind to bear. Society has not elasii-ipse, enough to bear up against it, but must C° it and go asunder into fragments. Th°llgilirol° presses a natural tendency of the ages y et - jt 0 entirely counter to its professed idea l jo io quite the reverse of that silent progress O f °I ? /l ee; for which we are to wait in faith a nd patle aif which takes its own time t o smoot ddbtri. ferences and overcome prejudices an a c te bi cities, and which we are not to anticipate wilfulness or force. ana Society having chosen between aesP-iitisistter' freedom, and chosen and consolidated —eshopes' can not tolerate despotism in anY of it° - i o lent and the best way to guard again st it° pirit expression, is to shun and suppress that s ses and personal coercion which too much liar° deforms the manners of social life. ost b e Whatever evils law cannot relneclY' endured. For w h a t ev er may bemee y ~oti ae, the taclti Pr dess whatever the provocation, those who on 9 obedience to law, must use law as tb :_ un , eir e ot• instrument of change or weapon of puolo' -- lie Church We may be told that the position of t i gun:l ent based on cop; it applies t° , be f this case. But the consideration and dEnreglliagnioduamoliclibefirtesyt,hseaafrar as deferred. NEWCASTLE CORN MARICET.-SEm A small. supply of farmers' Wheat,.which has been cleared. off at the extreme rates- of Saturday.. More doing in. south country and foreig4, at ratherz-enbanced rates. Flour unchanged. in value, but more inquiry. Grinding Barley a- steady sale. , Oats • held , . for. higher prices,. but the demand slow. Beans and Peas little attentled.to. DUBLIN CORN , MARKET -SERTEN.BUR .27 Farmer's Wheat- in. short supply, but met: a brisk demand at last def.& prices.. Rime samples, worth 6d. per-barrel more money. Oats-a liberal supply ; prime lin4ity realised its slight advance.. • Barlep grinding a tair, quantity offering, but without demand— Malting in reenseat at full prices. §trongforign,Wheat..maintains itsoralue, and much inquired for. India Corn, no con sumptive demand. Weather-fine. CORK CORN - MARKET.—SRPTEx.BEA 27. White Wheat, 18s. to '23a..;,red, 18s. ta;2ls.; Barley, M. to 16s. ;, Oats, 10s. t 0.125. 10d. GLASGOW' IRON MARKET.AR 51s ad to 51s 64.. Market stiff week, 11,4 a 56 tons.;, corresponding 10,476 tow. Sun - . '27 Shipped tlti K.eek last yea GRIFFIN & " GENERAL PRINTERS, sice,, beg to infoito. ELECTION. COMXITTEES that they are in a position to take orders either Night or Day for tIL.I CIaC.II.S., VOTING CAXIIS, POSTING BIWA, &C., and that tbAY can exeaute the same with , the greatest, despatch, having W.n on theia premises during the night. ' 1 soviu t JOAIN.STBEET. Orders may be left after Seven o'clock in the Evening It-AO, Leigh-street, Parker-street. TO CORRESPONDENTS, A' A Constant 'Nader" . is not i.sroprobably premature in, his co: elusions. Under no circumstances can we• insert cominunicatiops not accompanied by the author's real name and address, not necessarily for publication. but as a guarantee of wed faith, Short letters are encouraged on matters of public interest. They should be legibly written °none side of the paper only, and contain (in confidence) the writer's name, and address. `o'')#,e 4ortlyin (I')intes WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1859 THE DAY'S NEWS, The intelligence from China, which we pub lished in our late edition yesterday, and repeat to-day, does not show that any marked change in our relations with the Chinese, had yet resulted from the recent repulse of our forces in the Peiho.. The commanders of the squadron were, of course, waiting for reinforcements ; and, in the mean time, the Chinese were, upon the whole, quiet, . . It would not appear that any official requisi tion for troops to China, had been made to. the Indian Government, at the date of the adxiees by the mail just arrived ; but, in anticipation of their being required, two regiments had been desired to hold themselves in readiness. The English movement in favour of Italy, under the direction of Lord Shaftesbury, has been suspended in its more active operations, for the present, until something is decided upon by the Great Powers, as to the settlement of the questions now in dispute, more particularly between Austria and Frame, and the Duchies. The impression most readily formed with respect to Continental affairs, is scarcely that of a pacific termination to the misunderstandings which seemingly prevail on 'all'sides. Through their Ministers, lately assembled at Munich, the Governments of Bavaria, Saxony, and Wurtem burg, have agreed to an augmentation of the military strength of the Confederation ; not large, it is true, but still significant, and significant in an unfortunate direction. Intelligence, important if true, and still impor tant in a commercial and social point of view, whether true or false, leads to the belief that in Austria the grain crop is under an average one in point of extent. In France the game of cross-purposes is still in vogue, as between the Government and the Press. The latter complains that the measure of free discussion conferred on it by the Imperial decree of February, 1852, has now been greatly curtailed. On the other hand, the Government asserts that the Press, although free to discuss all matters of general government within due bounds, is not entitled to go beyond the extreme limits of dis cussion, and to hold in defiance that respect for law which is inseparable from the loyal exercise of liberty. So far, all seems right on the part of the executive, but the declaration that it has been determined " no longer to tolerate excesses which can only be considered as party manoeuvres," gives colour at least to the assertion that the liberty conceded is of a very questionable character. The Council meeting of yesterday, although brief in diration, and apparently only formal in character, was, nevertheless, a meeting of deep 'interest to the town. In it, within the course of a very short sitting, the Council expressed the regret of, the community at the loss of a well known and justly-esteemed public man. The and in 1858 they declined to £7,043,00a: this trade having been. affected by the commercial panic of last year, as, that of othE countrie aggravated 41so, perhaps, by our expedition against Canton. We shall find, in fact that the teas and. silks we import into this country are paid for, in the main, by exports of opium from India in 18S7-58 the value of expor ia from thence to China having been estimated at £9,366,800, and the imports from China only at £915,000. The value of opium shipped was £8,241,000, the difference being in manufactures. Doubtless the trade may - he greatly extended, when we- can ascertain what it is the Chinese most require in exchange for their teas and silks, which are so greatly needed by ourselves. The exclusive policy of the Celestial Empire has prevented us from arriving at a knowledge :of what those wants are ; but we hope that one of the condi tions in any treaty which the united forces of England and France may demand, will be the throwing open of the Chinese Empire, and a complete extinction of those restrictive laws with reference to intercourse with foreigners or so called barbarians. Should, however, the northern ports be for a time (for it could be but tempo rarily) closed against us, and thus an inter ruption to the opium trade with India arise, it would cause a very serious drain on our bullion from home resources for Indian wants,—though we do not anticipate that such a measure will be taken by the ruler of China. Sir_ JOHN BOWRING read a very interesting and important paper, in reference to the Russian Overland Trade with China, at the meeting of the British Association last week. The accuracy of some of his statements with regard to the price of tea in Russia, and in this country is impugned, however. It would appear that a great trade by barter only, is carried on between the Russians and Chinese, the former exchanging at a high price woollen manufactures for tea,—such. arti -des as we could furnish at a much cheaper rate than they get them, at now. If, therefore, the appointinent of an Ambassador at Pekin SEPTFAItER 1 g 59.