Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-02 00:00:00

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, Thllndfly Evening. The Liverpool Cotton Market remains very steady, and prices are firmly maintained, The sales to-day were about 7,000 bales, 500 of which were for export and for speculation. As so much interest is taken in all that concerns Cotton, the following extracts from eirculanz, dated Bombay, 29th August, will be read v,i'.ll interest. The entire exports to England, it wilt be noticed, have been only 13,800 bales during the m.nth of August. Messrs. Martin, `tune, and Co. say : Our Cotton market had been quiet, though prices had been fully maintained, in the early part of he month ; but since the arrival of last mail from home there has bsen again considerable excitement, and purchases have been made at an advance of from rs. 8 to rs. 10 on previous quotations. As much as rs 1503 per candy has been paid for Dollera, - which is almost the only description now available for immediate delivery ; what is left in the shape of Broach and Ontrawallee being of very inferior quality. Our stocks may almost be said to be completely exhausted, and the business lately transacted has been, therefore, ch efly for future delivery. For Dollera, to be delivered next month. rs 149 has been freely paid, and for a month later, rs. 146 per candy. Gulch has been contracte i for at rs. 144 Compta at rs 140, sawginned Compta at rs. 149, and sawginned American seed at rs 165 per candy—all for November and December delivery. In all, the business of the month has amounted to about 25,000 bales. Further supplies from up country, though now daily looked for, have not yet begun to reach us. Ship ments to England, during the month, have been light, having only amounted to 13,825 bales ; but the total export since Ist January still shows an excess of 53.187 bales on last year For China there is n thing doing. The followiug is from V.ekart Brothers,' circular : Sine our last report, da , ed 13th instant, heavy rains have continued for about another week, when the weather commenced to clear, and the past few days have been pretty favourable. We cannot, however, look for fresh supplies of the staple from the Upper Districts for a fo t night to Come. and even then they will at first arrive but slowly. The last mail frcm Europe arrived on the 21st instant, and brought us the news of the advance in Liver pool of 4- to per cant , which, coupled with our present reduced stocks, produced an immediate considerable rise in the rates of our market. At these advanced prices extensive purchases are, however, being made, both of ready goods and fir future delivery. The delivery to take place at a liter date even than those mentioced in our last report. In some of the cotton districts the excessive rains have produced indandation, and it is feared that in those parts the ensuing crop wilt not be as ear's as usual, nor in a first-rate con iition. The Liverpool Share Market improved materially this morning, and, after some fluctuations, closed readily. In Midlands an advance of 3 per cent. occurred, and in London and North Western 14 per cent. Dovers also improved 7-16th per share. The day's transactions were as followe:-Eastern Counties, 114 ; East Lancashire, 91, 911; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 964, 968, 964; London and North Western, 904, 97, 964, 97, 974 ; Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire, 404, 404, 404, 40i ; Mid land, 824 83, 834, 84 83, 821 824, 824, 823, 834, 83; North British, 12 3-16 ; North Eastern , 23; York Capital Stock, 39 ; Leeds Capital Stock, 241; Dovers, 194 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 114, 11 1-16, 114 ; Great Western of Canada, 21 ; Do. New, par ; Royal Insurance, 4p. The foll ow i ng were t h e closing prices :-Blac kburn, 74, 8; Chester end Birkenhead, 654 66; Caledonian, 425, xd, 497. ' Chester and Holyhead, 164, 164 ; Eastern Counties , 114, 114 ; East Lancashire, Stock, 914 92 ; do new 91. shares, 4, 9-16 p ; G rea t Northern, 241, 244 do. A shares, 105-, 11-5 ; Great W es t ern, 5 4 4 , 544 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 964, 96 4 • do. new 91. shares, 4, -1 8 p ; Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 184, 188; London, and North Western, 973, 974; ditto 4th Shares, d ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln shire, 401, 404 ; Midland Stock, 834, 834; North British, 124 xd, 124; N ort h Staffoidshire, al, 44 d ; North Eastern-Berwick Capital Stock, 23. 234 ; York Capital Stock, 388, 394 ; Leeds Stock, 24, 244 ; Scottish North Eastern (late Aberdeet.), 11, 12 ; South Eastern, 194, 195 ; Dutch Rhenish, 31, 34c1; Great Luxembourg, 6f, 64 • Buffalo and Lake Hur on , 54, 54 d ; do. New Shares, 53 , 54 d ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 11t, 114 ; Great Western of Canada, 214, 214 ; do. Near4Shares, 4. 1 p. The demand for money is not so active, and the minimum rates are not exceeded, except in some few cases. The news from India is not now looked upon so despondingly, and to-Jay the funds were in fair demand, and at the close they showed an advance of 4. to 4 per cent. Consols for Money closed at 904 to 90th and for the Account, at 904 to 904 ; Exchequer Bills, 9 to 4 dis. In the London Railway Share Market there was more confidence to-day, and a fair business done at rather better prices. Midland Stock shows a decided advance, 203 per cent, and closed with a bouyant feeling, The closing prices were :-Caledonian, 841, 854 ; Eastern Counties, 11 7-16, 11 9-16 ; East Lancashire, 91, 93; Great Northern, 974, 984; Do. A Shares 90, 92 ; Great Western, 544; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 964, 961; Leeds Northern, 474, 474 ; London and North Western, 974, 974 ; London and South Western, 901, 91 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 404, 41 ; Midland Stock, 824, 93 ; North British, 484,49 ; South Eastern and Dover 654, 66; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 92, 93; York and North Midland, 113, 114 ; Great Western of Canada, 204, 204 ; Do. New, par , Alter the official hours, the following were the nominal prices :-Caledonian, 845, 843 ; Eastern Counties, 115 ; East Lanca shire, 014, 9 9 4 ; Great Northern, 90, 92e. Dc. Great Western, 544, 55 ; Lancashire and York shire, 964, 968; London and North Western, 974. 98; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 404, 41; Midland Stock, 803, 804 ; North British, 494, South Eastern and Dover, (354, 66; York, New castle, and Berwick, 924; York and North Midland, 784, 794. The Grain trade was rather firm to-lay, but at the various markets held few sales are reported. Wheat and Flour are held for higher prices The Manchester Market remains quiet, both for goods and yarns. A revival of trade with Bombay and China is confidently expected. The Bank of England directors, as expected, have made no alteration in the discount regula tions at their meeting to-day, and through the aid of the October dividends, and the influx of gold, it is now thought that no new measures will become necessary this year. All are prepared for the continuance of the present minimum, trade being carried on to too great an an extent to favour the rates favourably. Provision has now been made for the commercial engagements due on Saturday, the settlements at the Stock Exchange are com pleted, and also the preparations for the shipment of specie by the Colombo for India and China A short period of relief may now be experienced. Specie is likely to arrive in large quantities from Australia, several remittances being now overdue, while of silver moderate supplies may be expected from Mexico. The steamer Parana, just announced, brings nearly £lOO,OOO. Silver has been in active request during the last two days, and an advance in prices has consequently taken place. Arrangements have been made for despatching to the Continent the bulk of the gold remaining unsold ex the ships True Britain and Nourmahal, from Australia. The Bombay advices report a further decline of 1 per cent. in the rates of discount, which now stand at 6 to 9 per cent. per annum, being a compartively moderate range. Government securities, never theless, showed no rally, and nothing is said of any imp )rtant subscriptions to the 5 per cent. loan, although the terms conceded by Government to the holders of the old loans virtually raise the rate of interest offered to about 6 per cent. It is men tioned, however, that the native money dealers at Peshawur had subscribed five lacs of rupees, or 50,000/., to the new 6 per cent. loan for one year, which is sought to be raised in the Purtjaub. The exchange at Bombay on London, which was re ported by the last mail at 23. Iti 1 , has declined to 2s. 14d. to 14,1. A general meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company is called for the 28th October. We are sorry to notice that complaints of the Potato disease are becominst much more general. The petition presented to the Bankruptcy Court for the winding up of the affairs of the West of Ireland Fishing and Fish Manure Company has been withdrawn. The course to be pursued is that of a " voluntary" winding up. In the Tea market yesterday some small parcels of the new season Couc , on were sold from 2s 10d to 3s ld. The sales of Plantation Ce.) lon Coffee went off heavily at rather lower prices. The Dannebrog has arrived from China, with .21.1600 lb of Tea cn freight. The directors of the Great Western Railway Company of Canada have issued their report. The document enters at some length into the causes of the decrease in the traffic. The financial crisis which created such havoc in the United States, has not been felt in Canada at all. All the notes in New York and most of the other states are secured by the deposit of public stocks. Nobody, therefore, fears any loss from the circulation. It is the depositors who lose in case of suspensions. The Canadian banks, however, acted with great prudence, in timely contracting their issues, and now that the stprm has come it does not hurt them. Mr Gregory's report on the Grand Trunk Rail way has been published. It gives satisfaction to all who are inclined to treat the question in a spirit of fairness. THE NORTHERN TIMES.---LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1857. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—OcT. 1. There has been a moderate demand for cottcn to-day, and with fair Fuppliew, prices are about steady. 'I he salcs—including 2d Pernam buco 101 d, 8 Maranbams 10Id to 101 10 t Egyptians 11 id to 12d, 1,000 SurWs 5d to Sad—a e r ported 7,00! bales, of which 50) are on speculation and for export. LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Ocr I. Ste k R.—Hoders continue to meet the demand freely, and the extent of busine=s is c nsiderable, pi ioes being penerally in favour of buvsb s. The sales comprise 50 hhds. Jamaica at 503 61, 30 hhds. and 100 bags Demerara at 57, 25 hhds. Antigua at 46s to 514, 600 boxes Have nag at 473 to 47a 31, 30 hhds. Pinto Rico a' 473 to 493. 420 hhds. indirect Cuba If mcovado, to ar.is , , at 45. 0d (dutyplid). 1,2C0 begs r'eripros at 31s 31, and 850 ba4s Eahia at 325, per cwc. in bond. Mot—ks,is.-150 puncheons of very inferior Demerara are reported at 17, 63 per cwt. _ _ _ COPFEE.-35 tierces of fine Jamaica, and 70 bags of Rio, have been sold at pr.vious rats._ _ _ C,coe.— 3Y•bags of Trinldad realised .cris per Cwt. TEA.—The market continues quiet, the tr,ide buying sparingly, and spe ulators awaiting the arrival of the China letters. Common Congou is 24d to 1s 24d per Pi. RICE. —The demand continues limited, and only 1,300 bags sound Bengal rod at lOs 91, but 6,601 bias, all fiults, chiefly Rangoon went ff by auction at prices ranging from 9s 9d to 103 per cwt. for first class damaged. GA NI BIER. ;: ' e have to net;ce 100 Wes sound at 17s 3d per cwt. GINGER. -80 chests of Yalahar at 25s to 30s per cwt. LIMA WOOD.— GO tons, at £24 5. per ton. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARKET.— Oct 1. Per stone, 20Ibs. Per g01'.4. s. d. s, d s. d. a. d. Potatoes, Pink EyesO 0 to 0 0 Flay, 01d...... 0 to 0 83 Ditto, Kemps 3 10 w 4 2 Ditto, new.. ..... 0 53 to 0 73 Ditto, Whiterocka 3 0 to 3 4 Ditto, clover .... 0 53 iOO 73 Ditto, lia'shaw4 210 t 3 1 Green Clover .... 0 2 to 023 Ditto, Be!drunai 0 oto 0 0 Vetches 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, cattle 0 10 to 1 2 Straw, wheat 0 3 to 0 33 Per too. Ditto, oat 0 3 to u 32i Ditto, barley .... 0 3 to 0 01 Oats, in stray: u to 0 Oi iTurnlps 24 4 IL 25 U Carrot 'slangl, wurzet Manure 4 6 U, 6 6 MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—Ocr. 1 There is not much business doing In cloth, b•it pries remain firm, as merchants are expecting some improvement in the trade with Born' ay and Chin i. Yarns are easier to buy, and prices may be quoted at a slii„ht decline. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET—OcT. 1. Ti , ere was an average attendance at to-day's market, and holders commenced by asking higher I rices, which the ked sales, and the hu‘iness transacted was limited at the full rates of this day ren'night. Oats ri,d oatmeal declined per 45 lira, and is per load respectively. Beans were steady. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-OCT• 1. SUGAR ,—The large public a'es are proires.ing heavily, and the article has a very dull appearance far all qualitieA, except go ,d and fine c,nsuming qualities. Tho refined market steady; lumps,63s to 66i. ' COFFER.—The small public sales - are going (ti at previous rates. TEA. —The letters from China were received at ncon, and opinion is pretty generally expressed that their tendency will improve our market ; but of course we are yet without operations to report. RICE —12,0 A bags Necraushi were offered in public slit., and bought in at 125 ; 3,000 tags MaCraa were also offered, and partly sol 4 at Ils to 11s 6d. Rum remains steady. SALTPETRE.—The market is :very firm, but less active - than of late. COTTON.- 200 bake sold. The market la rather dull. LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—OcT. 1. The tallow market Is quiet. Town tai low Is quoted 57s nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 57s 6d , Octobtr to December, 578 6d ; January to March, 57i 90. LONDON MINING MARKET.—Ocr. 1. In the market for British mining stocks to.day, the only feature of interest is in Alfred Consols sha es, which are still flat. In the morning this stock was marked 13, but sales• lave since been pressed at 1.2} and 12i. In other respects, the market is steady, but very quiet. 'mistrial Brazilian shares have met wit's a little enquiry, and are marked 2to 2i. Al other foreign, as wel as colonial mining share., remain neglected. Subjoined is the official list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange yester.irty. At the prices qpored there are, respectively, buyers and sellers:—Ea=t Basset, 771, SO ; Fast Russell, 365, 38s; Keily Bray, 36s 383; I ady Bertha, 245, 25. ; North Basset, 15i, 16; North , Frances, 131. I; Pendeep, 211,1; Sor tridge Consols, 2 1-16, 3-16-, West Caradon, CORK BUTTER MARKRT.—Ocr. 1. There were over 2,(00 kegs and firkins offered for sale to day, all of whiet sold readi:y at the following pric s :—Firsts, 1183 ; Seconds, 1139 ; T 1 irde, 1078; Fourths, 1003; Fif-ha, is; sixths, 633 per cwt. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET.-0c r. 1. 1 here was a fair supply of wi eat at to•day'a market, ror which higher prices were demanded, but the trade closed dull at about the currency of this day week. Barley cf all kinds was la per quarter lower. Oats, beans, and lea unaitergd. DUBLIN CATTLE MARKET.—OcT. 1. There was a large supply w th a steady demand for primerbeef at late rates: Middling and inferior beef and mutton were somewhat lower and dull sale. Reports from the se , eral faire held during the week are extremely cheering to sellers; every kind of stock sold h'gh with a brisk demand. GLASGOW PIG IRON MARKEr.—Ocr. We had a. s:eady market to day at the annexed prices :—Mixed ^ os . buyers 67s 61, sellers 68s ; No. 1, buyers 693 3d, sellers 69s 6d ; No. 3, buyers 63s 9d,, sellers 64s per ton. THE IRON TRADE OF AMERICA. IMPORTANT ENQUIRIES. The government of the United States have issaed a circular which is likely to bring forward an immense amount of information which muse be of utility to the iron trade generally. Mr. Unwell Cobb, the secretary of the treasury, has addressed the letter to the ironmasters of the country, and states therein that the department has been furnished with undoubted evidence that there is a great difference bet weon the iron from different mines in the United States in the degree and rapidity with which they become oxidised. Congress, during the last session, appropriated the sum of 2,500 dole. to test the different irons in that particuiar, and if these experiments establish the fact that they have iron entirely or nearly proof against the corrosion of oxygen, it will multiply the uses of such iron. to a very considerable extent for pur poses to which it is now applied, and give it the preference over other irons- for many purposes to which it is now used. In order that accurate experiments might be made, he requests the ironmasters to forward to, the treasury department two or three samples of iron,and samples of ore from each. of the mines worked by them—the samples of iron not to. exceed 1 lb each, and the ere not to exceed 4lb in weight. He also rr quests information as to the extent of the ore deposit; facilities of mining ore; its distance from furnace ; distance of furnace from market, and mode of transportationthence; the fuel used; relative cost of chore , al, coke, crude, bituminous, and anthracite iron, kindF of flux and its cost, &c. r the capacity of the establishment, and the amount of iron produced during the past year, and what it would be capable of producing under a ready sale at remunerating prices ; any pecu liarity in the iron produced ; whether there are any rolling mills in the vicinity, and what description of iron they roll ; to what purpose most of their products are applied, and what description of iron the establishment mostly produces ; when their works were first brought into operation ; what has been the annual production, and the ruling prices, each year since the works were started. They are further to state where the mine is situate, and the distance the fuel i s trausp ted. The value which will naturally attach to such records as may be prepared from the information given in reply to this circular cannot be overrated, and it would be of great service to the iron interests of this country were a similar course adopted in Eng'and. The school of mines in Jermyn-street has all the appliances at hand for collecting and recording the particulars obtained in the most business-like manner, and there can be no doubt that a small outlay on the part of the British Government, so as to enable the officials of the school to accomplish the task without delsy, would be productive of the greatest benefit. When our ironmasters consider . the exertions which are being made on the other si2m of the Atlantic to improve the manufacture of iron, we are convinced that they will see the necessity of rendering every ass'stance should similar steps be taken here ; and few will deny that, if we are to maintain oar position as the suppliers of he American market, both speedy and effective measures must be taken —Mining Journal. Noncla. Et.EcTao.n.LTE Goon.—There are few branches of art that more Lure,and n nd the mos t has bee beautiful specimens ofn attained in than in thi s p oo ns, forks, goblets,s portion of our manuand other table table articles of the sort, ure may be seen at lair. E. T. Hall's, of 23. Smth John-street, who, to his other 'trenches of business, has added a department for the sale of these articles, having been appointed ag"nt to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (neas good as silver), and the price, considering all these, moderate to a degree. An inspection of the goods will prove the absave facts.—Northern Times: Tea 5p00n5........ .. ..... 10s. per Dozen. Dessert Do. ... .• . 1 ' Bs. „ Table Do .... ......... ....... ••• • • • 243 ' Dessert Forks Tab1eD0....................... •• • • 243' 90 Sent carriagef ree IQ sY4T PaZt Of the country. LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. The second day's Pale of Foreign Wool took place yesterday, at four o'clock in the afternoon, at the Offices over the Underwriters' Room, Exchange BuilcEngs —top mom—rather "ley ' for heavy Yorkahiremen to mount, after working from 8 a m in the Albert Dock Warehouses —where the entire lot oftlred (2,435 bales East India) were stored by Messrs. Hughes and Rona!ol, who sold every bale they offered. One penny per pound advance was obtained on the prices current at the London Sales. The highest prices paid for Melbourne Wool, by cur report of yester day, was 2s. Bd. and 2s OW. per lb., which, as our readers would see, was sold by Messrs. Perkins and Robinson. Before the sale commenced yesterday, Mr. Whi,.well, of Kendal, complained that the wools were not stowed towards the light, they being piled from east to west across the room, and the porters were consequently obliged to carry the wools to the windo a's and doors. They should be stowed from north to south. This other buyers coin cided in. The brokers said it should be attended to by the next Bele. Wool being a fancy article, it is essential to comply with the buyers' suggestion. The Australian descriptions especially r. quire that buyers should see them through a northern light. MESSRS. HUGHES AND RI :ONALD's CATALOGIJ 2,435 Bales E ,A3T INDIA. Lot. Bales, Per lb s d. 1 9 0 81 2 10 0 8; 3 1 0 61 4 5 0 6 1 5 1 0 81 ; 6 3 0 6i 7 4 0 6 8 1 0 6 9 4 0 84 10 4 0 7 Lot. Bales. Per lb. s. d. 165 1 0 101 166 1 0 81 167 1 0 6 168 1 0 41 169 1 0 5 o lit 1 1 0 172 1 173 4 o 8-.1 1 7 11 2 0 6 12 5 0 7 174 2 Pickings 0 5 175 11 1 0 1 176 1 All faults 0 74 177 11 0 llt 178 12 0 11 179 13 0 9 180 1 0 8 181 1 0 7- 182 1 0 9 13 5 0 10i 14 1 0 101- 15 2 0 92 Di 1 0 8 17 1 0 91 18 1 0 7 1 19 1 . 0 91 20 4 0 9 21 2 0 9 22 4 0 91 23 8 0 9 24 3 0 10i 183 1 0 9} 181 1 0 7 185 1 0 9 186 4 0 64- 187 no lot 0 0 25 3 0 9 2 1 20 1 . 0 81 27 3 0 71 28 1 ° 6 2 i 29 2 0 74 30 1 0 7 31 3. 0 61 32 1 0 61 33 11 0 9 188 1 0 71 189 1 0 9 190 2 0 9 191 1 0 8 192 3 0 3 193 1 0 7 191 I 0 6i 195 1 0 61 196 13 0 91: 34 - G 0 81 197 2 0 91 IE3 2 0 8 199 1 0 8i 200 1 0 91 201 lor 2 0 6,1 202 1 0 61 203 3 0 91 204 2 0 81 205 8 0 111 206 4 0 81- 207 2 0 6,4 208 2 0 6i _ _ 3 - 5 ry 0 71 36 2 0 7i 37 4 0 it 38 2 0 6i 39 I 0 61 40 2 0 6 41 1 0 111 42 1 All faulto 0 71 43 3 010 44 45 1 o 8i 0 8 4o 1 Two sorts 0 84 47 3 0 81 48 1 0 Di 49 4 0 9 BO 1 0 5 209 1 Pickings 0 6 210 1 All faults 0 81 211 2 0 9;- 212 2 0 91 213 3 _ 0 ii _ .. 5i 1 010 52 1 0 9i 53 5 0 4 1 54 6 0 10- ,1 55 1 214 1 All faults 0 6 215 7 0 31 216 1 0 9 217 1 All faults 0 74- 218 7 0 91 219 1 Two sorts 0 8 220 4 All faults 0 7i 221 9 222 10 o 83 o 8 05 224 3 All faults 0 225 1 0 61 2'26 I 0 51 227 2 Pickings 0 6 228 1 Alt faults 0 _Bl 2''9 5 110 7 All faults 0 71 231 8 010 232 1 0s 233 5 All faults 0 61- 234 3 0 81- 235 5 0 8 236 1 All faults 0 51 , 237 2 0 61 233 1 Two sorts 0 71 239 1 All faults 0 54 240 1 241 1 0 61 0 7 242 1 All faults 0 41 243 2 0 64 244 4 Pickings 0 61 245 1 0 91, 5.4 246 1 All faults 0 4 4 247 10 0 71 248 1 0 7i 249 1 Two sorts 0 71 250 1 All faults 0 71 251 1 Two sorts 0 Si 252 1 All faults 0 7 253 1 1 0 254 1 All faults '0 8 255 1 0 9 256 1 0 9 257 1 0 7 258 1 0 9 259 4 0 9 260 1 All faults 0 71 261 9 0 8 262 2 0 81 263 1 All faults 0 41 264 2 0 6 265 1 All faults 0 31 266 2 All faults 0 41 207 11 0 61 268 2 Pickings 0 51 269 2 0 101 270 1 0 101 271 3 0 94- _ _ 272 3 All foul g 061 273 13 0 8 274 1 0 7 275 1 0 61 276 9 All faults - 0 51 277 9 0 61 278 1 - 0 6 279 3 0 6 280 1 All faults 0 4i -281 2 Pickings 0 5 282 7 1 4 283 7 1 4 284 5 1 244 285 9 1 2-- 286 10 1 2 1 - J 287 2 1 .01 288 3 0 91 289 1 1 21 290 3 1 2 291 3 0 41 292 2 1 11 293 5 0 I. [ 294 12 01 295 1 All faults 0 8 296 12 0 9 297 3 0 81 298 2 0 7.1 299 1 0 71 300 2 0 71 301 2 0 11.1 302 3 0 9 303 1 0 81 304 1 0 8 305 4 0 81 306 2 . 0 7 307 2 0 61 308 4 Pickings 0 8 309 11 0 11 310 1 All faults 0 9 311 15 0 114 312 15 0 111 313 15 0 11j 314 1 All faults 0 6 315 7 0 8 316 2 0 10- 317 1 All faults 010 318 1 0 8 319 4 0 8 320 1 All faults 0 2 321 6 0 32 322 9 • 0 81 323 7 0 8 324 1 0 71 325 2 0 2/ 326 1 All faults 0 10i 327 5 0 11i 328 1 0 9i 5G 4 0 91 57 2 All faults 0 3 58 12 0 33 59 t GO 2 0 101 1 0 61 1 0 91 62 7 0 10.1 63 4 0 91 64 4 0 91 65 1 0 9 66 8 0 9 67 9 0 8-2 68 8' 0 8 1 69 1 All faults 0 6 70 3- 0 74 71 1 0 6 1 72 1 Pickizzgs 0 4i 73 2' 0 9 74 12 0 94- 75 13- 0 91 7G 11 0 81 77 12 0 71 78 6 0 61 79 1 0 54 80 1. 0 6i 81 . 1 1 I.i B'l 1 0 111 83 1 0 81 84 3 0 91 85 1 0 71 86 5. 0 64 87 1 0 61 88 1 0 61 89 3 1 91 —4 90 5 1 0 1 4 91 7 0 11 1 92 9 0 11 '2 98 6 01 1 i 94 1 0 91 95 11 0 111 96 2 Piakings 0 5 b 97 1 0 9 .1 98 2 0 9 99 1 0 81 100 10 0 9 101 10 0 8 102 11 0 81 103 10 0-- 8 .5 104 2 0 71 105 2 0 6 1 g 106 1 0 10 1 „,4 107 IAZ faul is 1 0 108 11 1 0 109 12 , 1 Ot 110 12 0 11i 111 1. 0 9 112 10 0 10i 113 10- 010 114 8- 0 9i 15 9 0 92 16 O 11i 17 11. 0 9 18 11. 0 9.1- 119, 12 0 9 120. S 0 6 121 9 , 0 6i 122: 4 0 7-1 123 1 0 7 124 2 0 7; 125 11 0 6 126 7 1 01 127 8 1 0 128 3 0 11i 129 6 0 91 130 1 All fauits 0 8i 131 14 , 09t 132 9 0 81 133 11 0 9i 134 11 0 9 135 2 0 8 136 1 0 84 137 11 0 Gt 138 3 0 7i 139 G, 0 6, 1 ,- 140 2 0 7i 141 3 Pickings 0 5 142 3 1 21 143 12 1 11 144 12 1 1 145 13 0 10 146 7 0 9,1 147 4 0 9 148 1 0 71, 149 9 1 0 150 1 010 151 1 1 0 152 1 0 9 2 - 153 1 0 74 154 1 0 71 155 1 0 101 156 1 ---4- 0 71 157 11 0 61 los 3 0 81 109 1 0 81 160 2 0 84 161 5 4 0 g` 162 1 0 8a 163 1 0 8` 164 3 0 5a WOOL SALES EAST INDIA WOOL, CONTINUED. Lot. Bales. Per lb a. d. 329 1 0 101 330 13 0 9 331 14 0 9 333 14 0 9 333 2 0 7i 334 10 0 8 335 9 0 7 336 6 0 2 337 1 0 9/ 338 1. 0 81 339 1 0 10,1 340 2 0 9 341 4 0 61 342 2 0 62 343 1 0 7i 344 1 All faults 0 8 345 1 Two sorts 0 7i 346 1 All faults 0 61 347 1 0 6 { 348 1 0 349 •1 0 7,1 350 1 0 6 351 1 0 6 352 1 0 3 353 1 Two sorts 0 8 1 5 354 3 0 7,1 ; 3 55 2 Pickings 041 356 1 do. 0 5 357 12 0 H 358 10 0 10 359 10 0 101 360 11 0 10t 361 1 0 101 362 2 0 8 363 5 0 3 364 3 0 6 365 3 0 6 1 5 306 1 All faults 0 3t 367 12 0 4 368 1 Pickings 0 5 369 4 0 9 1 370 11 0 81 371 1 Two sorts 0 6i 372 5 0 6i 373 4 0 6 374 1 0 71 375 1 All faults 0 5 376 8 0 5; 377 9 0 5; 378 8 0 31 379 9 0 31 380 i Pickings 0 '2 381 8 1 11 382 1 010 383 3 All faults 0 91 384 10 0 10 1 .; 385 11 0 101 386 11 0 104 387 1 All faul s 0 91 388 4 0 10 1 i 389 3 All faults 0 81 390 13 0 91 391 13 0 9 392 14 0 9 393 14 0 9 394 1 010 395 2 All faults 0 8 39G 10 0 9 397 1 0 81 398 1 0 81; 399 I All faults 0 400 11 0 7 401 2 All faults 0 51 402 4 0 61,- 403 9 0 71-, 404 9 0 6' , . - - 405 9 0 6 406 2 0 61 407 1 0 91 408 1 0 ¶) 409 4 0 9i 410 1 All faults 0 71 411 2 412 9 All faults 0 71 413 11 0 9; 414 12 0 9 415 1 All faults 0 41 416 4 417 1 0 81 418 12 All faults 0 G,; 419 11 0 71 420 12 0 7 421 1 0 7 422 2 0 61, 423 1 0 5 424 1 0 101 425 1 All faults 0 8 426 5 427 2 428 4 o 8i o 81 O 9 429 6 0 9; 430 2 0 9 43l 1 0 7 432 1 0 6; 433 1 0 51 434 5 Pickings 051 435 13 0 5t 436 13 0 5t 437 2 All faults 0 3 438 9 0 4 439 10 0 4 440 1 Pickings 0 2 441 8 All faults 0 7i 442 6 0 9 443 1 All faults 0 74 411 2 010 445 2 010 446 10 All faults 0 71 447 3 010 418 2 0 91 449 6 All faults 0 61 450 2 0 9,E, 451 2 All faults 0 61 452 2 0 81 453 3 All faults 0 6 454 3 0 81 455 4 All f_ults 0 5 45G 4 0 71 457 3 All faults 0 77 458 I 0 10 459 2 0 81 460 5 All faults 0 6-1 401 3 462 4 All faults 0 7 463 9 404 3 All faults 0 01, 4G5 1 466 7 CONTINUED. EAST INDIA WOOL, CONTINUED. Lot. Bales. Per lb. s. d. 467 1 0 7+ 468 1 0 61 46) 4 Pickings 0 5 470 1 0 91 471 7 0 91- 472 1 All faults. 0 6 473 8 0 61 474 1 0 6 475 2 0 91 476 9 0 91 477 1 Two sorts. 0 8; 478 1 0 81 479 1 0 8 480 1 0 81 481 1 All faults. 0 7, 2 1 482 3 0 71 483 1 010 484 13 , 0 91 485 11 0 91 486 8 0 81 487 2 Pickings. 0 51 488 1 0 122 489 1 All faults, 0 91 490 10 0 121 491 1 All faults. 0 8 492 1 0 91 493 1 All faults. 0 61 494 3 0 711,- 495 1 All faults. 0 51 496 1 All faults. 0 61 497 2 0 71 498 2 0 6 499 1 0 71 500 1 0 7 501 1 All faults. 0 11 502 1 0 21 503 1 Pickings 0 4 501 1 1 1 505 3 0 111 566 8 0 91 507 7 0 94 503 7 0 94 500 2 0 81 510 2 0 94 511 4 0 61 512 3 0 61 513 1 0 01 514 1 0 5i 515 1 0 81 516 4 0 91 517 6 0 101 518 1 0 8a 519 4 0 81 520 12 0 01 521 12 0 91 522 12 0 91 523 12 0 91 524 6 0 9 525 1 All faults 0 4 520 15 0 61 527 15 0 6i 528 1 0 71 529 1 All faults 0 51 530 4 0 61 531 2 0 6 532 1 0 6 1 , . - )33 1 0 31 531 10 0 9/ 535 10 0 9 536 6 0 9/ 537 4 0 94- 538 2 0 9 539 2 0 9 540 7 0 9 1 , 641 13 0 81 542 10 0 81 543 3 0 61 514 9 0 6 545 11 0 111 546 3 0 114 547 1 011 548 4 0 101 549 5 010 550 2 Pickings 0 6 551 10 0 121 552 2 All faults 0 7 553 10 0 101- 554 8 0 9-1 555 4 All faults 0 6 556 3 do. 0 6 657 7 0 9 558 1 All faults 0 46 559 2 0 61 560 3 0 6 561 2 Pickings 0 3 562 10 All faults 0 81 563 8 011 564 8 011 565 1 0 61 566 3 0 9 ' 567 2 0 73,- 568 6 All faults 0 71 569 4 0 81 570 1 0 8 571 1 011 572 8 All faults 0 71 573 12 0 84 574 2 0 8! 575 1 All faults 0 5 578 2 0 8} 577 2 All faults 0 46 578 3 0 7 579 3 All faults 0 6 580 2 0 8 581 9 0 71 582 1 All faults 0 2 583 1 0 ,r ) 584 6 Pickings 0 41 585 5 0 111 586 5 010 587 2 0 9 588 3 0 811 589 1 0 6i. 590 1 0 7 591 1 0 6 592 1 0 61 593 9 0 71 594 2 0 5 595 1 All faults 0 31 596 2 0 41 597 1 All faults 0 61 598 1 0 9 599 1 . 0 91 GOO 1 All faults 0 6 t 601 1 0 7,-1- 602 1 0 8 603 1 Two sorts 0 3 601 2 Pickings 0 43 Wednesday, the 7th instant, being the general fast-day, Hughes and Ronald's Sile, for that day, will be post poned until Saturday the 10th. BIRTH On ete 27th ult., at Bargauy, N. 8., th! Viscountes3 Dalrymple. of a son. On the 27th ult., at 3, John-street, Bedford-row, London, the wife of Jacob Pinto, Esq „of a son. _ _ Oa the 27th Dublin, the lady of Capt. Rostock, 16th Regt of a son. On the 27th ult., at East gouls,y, Hampton Court, Mrs. G. Sydney Hatton, of a son. On t'e 27th ult., at 127. Ge3tr-street, Edinburgh, the wife of Alem.rithr Kinloch, Esq , of a daughter. On the 28 h utt., at Glinnorton Rectory, Leicestershire, the wife of th: Rev. J. M. La%in, of a daughter. MARRIAGES On the Ist inst., at St. Pe:cr's Church, Everton, by the Rev. S. B. Sutton, 8.A., Mr. Lewis Jones, c.im•nanl r of the shin Irene, to Maria Jane, eldest daughter of .it r J. Gr.2gory Jones, Secretary of the Liverpool Collegiate Institution. On the 24th alt , at Woolton Church, by the Rev Robert Leicester, thigh Perkins, Esq.. to Emily. thi.d danOter of Hardman Earle, Fsq , of Allerton tower, near Liverpo )1. On the 29th ult., at St. Mary's Church, Edge hi'l, by the Rev. F. M. Hirke, M.%., incumbent, the Rev George Pinho•n, M.A., vicar o' iSrimfleld. and Ashford Bow.lier, near Ludlow, to Mary Filers, eldest d .ught-r of Joseph Dicker, Esq., of this town. on the 29:h ult., at Malpas. 211 ninoathphire by the Rev. Thomas Fox, Char es B. Fox, Esq., of Maipas, to Louisa Emma, youngest daughter of the late Hon and Rev. Charles Douglas, of 1• arlsgift, county Tyrone Ireland, and the Lady I ab:ila Douglas. DEATH Killed, on the 31st May, at Pareilly, John Macdowall Hay, EN., M D , Civil Surgeon of that Station, and youngest son of the late John Hay, FAI of the Madras Medical Service. . . . Killed,' at Cawnpore, in General Wheeler's entrenched camp, before the capitulation, Lieut. Charles D mnpser, Bengal Artillery, eldest son of T. E. Dempster, late Superintending Surgeon of the Cawnpore Division. Bel eved to have p,rielys lin the general m issacre, at the same place, Jane, wife of the above, a❑d second daughter of the late Rev. J. Birrell, of Cupar. ife. Also, their four young children, Charles, William. Henry, and an infant son, name unknown. On the 11th May, Lieut. the lion. Utley K. Addington, 74th Bengal Infantry, drowned (it is bel'eved) in the Jumna, in escaping from the mutineers at Delhi, aged 27. On the 22nd air., at Schwalb oh, in Germany, Lady M ry Ann Strachan, the beloved w.fe of John Cuappell Tozer, Esq., oz Ciffden, Teignmouth, Devon. On he 23rd ult., at his res:d.nce Prospect-place, Reading, univer salty respected and deeply regretted, t.e_r•Admiral John Allen, in his 70th yea-. On the 29th ult., at Eastham, aged 68, Jane, the beloved wife of Henry Carkenthorpe. ger Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to our Mel du'v authenticated. BOYS' CLOTHING MADE Wall GH Items F Ugh AT stre TASet TE, atILEWI3 sa COMPANY'S, . R CAMERON, J WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER, • 54, soura CAME-STREET, LIVERPOOL. MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, OR HIRE. SEXTANFS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS, CHARTS, Sic. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOO . - WI "D TESTE ri DAT, N HIGH WATEa—Morn, 10 24--E ARM Mnes Betsey Danzic. Enron13 - clan Martin Luther Quebec. SAII Sept. 30, C. T. Kershaw Montreal Intrepid° Rose Emperor ...Cherbourg John Bagshaw ....Buenos A res Earl Grey Rotterdam CLPARED ( Sept. 30. Lady Octavia Bombay Globe -....Charleston Clayton Gala z Augusta .Ghent Crescendo llavannabl ENTERED FC Sept. 30. Criterion Tener ffe (s.s.) Corfu, Rir Cori, thiaT; Demerara Effort Dordt Coronilla Genon Pyrenee Havre Gloriola Honolulu Zampa I ubec, Rappahannock....••New Orleam Pltuarch OCTOBER 2. i.N.W.—Light Breeze. Even. 10 43—Height, 15 ft. 11 in . VE D. ctacliol Ann -Rouen Nm. Alexander Memel Jules Haury Cronstad t Duke of ilalakoff Miramichi British Lion Melbourne Oct. I. 'Vigo (9.8.) Cadiz Phcebe (s.so Smyrna Ocean Wave Savannah Juno lceland Victoria .. Cbri,tiana )UTWARDS. Swift Lisbon Courier New Orleans Yorick New York Dinero Ports) Rico Blackburn itArligh )R LOADING. Kangaroo ( s s ) New York 11is ionary Pernambuco Lood!annah ..Rio Janeiro Sylph Rotterdam John and Mary Rotterdam _ . 10beron St. John's, N.F., Arc kmelm Smyrna f.ondon To ceira I Sylphiden ... . Lynher Anna Venice, &C OUTPORTS. HOLYHEAD, October 1 —No communication. Sept. 30.—Arrived—The Catharine Rosser, from Liverpool for Gibraltar—Fortuns Teller, from Liverpool for Antwerp—Thetis, from Liverpool for Rouen. Waterford, Sept. 23.—Arrived—The Wilkinson, Watson, frcm Q itbec. Sept 29.—The Enterprise, from Nova Scotia, dismasted, towed in by a pilot boat; she has a curzo of deal.s—George, Broo'.man, Gala's. Sept. 30.—The Wanderer, from Parsborough— Wilkinson, Quebec—Euterprise, Nova Scotia. Dublin, Sept. 30.—Arrived—The C. Hedile, from St. John, N.B Industry, Dliraniie I— Palmatta, Gray. from Pngwash for Dublin. Warrenpoint, Sept. 29 —Ar lye I—The Union, from St. John, N B. —Murchasland, Dunkri,h Cen•tantinople. Quenstnwn, I.—Arrived—The Cormorant (s s.), from Liver pool—Pacific (s.s.), Mi ford. Dover. Sept 33.—Arrived off -Tile Lord Elgin, from Antwerp for Now Orleans. Fairleiqh, Sept. 30.—Arrived off—The Wanderer, from Hull for Port an Prince. Portsmouth, Sept. 30. -Arrived—The Sir G. F. Seymour, from L'ermads—Abeona (s.s ), Gibraltar. •cti;liampl'on, Oct. I.—A•r.ved The Teutonia (s s.), from Brasils. Swansea. Sept. 30.—Arrived—The Portia ; from the Cape of Goo I Hope—Sophia (Margaret, G atm ha. Sheerness, Sept. 30 —Arr,v •d—The Hot e, from N3wDort, leaky. Plymouth, Sept. 30.—Arrived —The Dorothee, from Quebec for Stebonheath, for Melbourne. Cani.ff, Sept. 30 —Sailed—The G:i Gri, for St. Louis. Hull, Sept. 30.—A rived—The Baltic, from Richibucto—Solen, BuctGuche—Pomona, H ramichi—St. Lawrence, Quebec. Deal, Sept. 30.—Passed -The Aurora Australia', from London for Hobart Town. Gravesend, Sept. 30.—Arrived—The Albert, from Villavicossa. MARITIME EXTRACTS. LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1. The Eden Radford, for Valpara'so, has pnt back, making 17 inches water per hoar, having been ashore on Arklow. L'oyds, Oct. I.—The Rajah, Murray, from London, was ashore n Diamond Sands. —The Britains Queen, from Singapore to Falmou wrecked in Banca S rai French ship, bound to Manilla, beached in Macao harbour with fou • feet water in her, having struck.—The Benares, Ramage, bound to China, put back to Calcutta le du, Aug. 21. Falmouth, Slot. 29.—The Maria and Louisa, Brefe, from Havana, with jibboom and topsail yard carried away and bows damaged, having been in contact with a 1 irga vessel in the night of the 20. h Sept. Rival, Sept. 28.—The Saucy Jack, Barron, from Liverpool to Narva, was loft near Konda; a a w and stores saved. Bud, Harmer, for Falmouth. put back t) Rangoon leaky. Kensington, for London, put back to Calcutta leaky. ESSELS' REPORTS. Report by the Euroclydon, arrived here from Bombay. In lat. Lon. _ _ Aug. 3... Spoke the Bonrakoff, Batavia to Amster dam, out 35 days .. ................ 34 56 5..26 11 E Aug. 30 Spoke the Yederlan i .04 48 N.. 22 19 W Sept. i.. Spoke the Imperador, Cardiff to Rio Janeiro .. .......... ...... 09 52 N.. 24 28 W Sept. B—Signalled the b rque 2.078, third dis. pendant, Foo Choo Foo for London, 119 days out . Sept. 25.. Spoke the State of Maine, Sunderland to Boston •• ....... • • .... —5O 41 N.. 10 43 W Report by the Jamaica, arrived r ere from Jamaica. Sept. 17, spoke the brigantine Enterprise, from Digby, N.S., for Dublin, (supposed under jurymast4,) and not• knowing the land, directed him to st-er for Cork. She was abreast of Stagg Rocks, about seven, p.m. SPOKEN. In lat. Lon. Aug. 20.. Albro, Rio Grande to Liverpool . . 7B N.. 30 W Aug. 22.. Kent, for Melbourne.. FOREIGN PORTS. Madge Wildfire, Lona B ,shire at Bombay. A on Mackean, Riche:, hence at Malaga. James Spea s, Robinson ; and Eanlragt, sch Itema--both hence at Nerve. Mcelia, Hansen, hence ar, Flensburg. Crocus, Nicels hence at Dunkirk. Calpe (s.s.), sailed from Trieste for Liverpool in Sept. Trenton seed from Malta for Liverpool, Sept. 20. Falmouth sailed from Marseilles for Liverpool, Sept. 26. Leopoldina, Sept. 14 ; Sovereign, 15th ; Moult, 15th ; Mary, 17th — all sailed from Malaga for Liverpool. Plantagepet, from Kurrachee at Bombay. Milan (s.s . ), hence at Genoa. Aden, hence at Hong K ng. Albatross sailed from Tutscoreen for Liverpool. Tigris, Evangeline, and Scotia—all sailed from Calcutta for Liver. pool. Lawrence, railed from Manilla for Liverpool. Taurus (s s.), Ing:is, tram Smyrna ; and Christina (Ls.), Mansfield, Constantinople—both at Malta and lel for Liverpool. Brenda, from Odessa at Malta and Lit for Lond n. Sainhamly, Helen Wallaco, OtaLeite, and Patriot Queen—all hence at Calcutta. Typhoon, hence at Galle. Juliet, hence at -Pgapore E.:stelling, hence at Batavia. Spirit o/ the Age, hence at Foo Choo Foo. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. By British and Irish Magnetic Telegi aph. NEWMARKET RACES.—YESTZRDAY. MATCH. Aster walked over. £5O HAND CAP PLATE. Kestrel Six ran. trANDicap SWEEPSTAKES OP TEN SON'S. Old Tom ..1 I King of the Forrest 2 I Sister to Panpipe 3 Twel , e ran. TENTH TRIENNIAL STAKE. Ancient Briton..l I Blue Bonnet.. 2 I Star of the East.. 3 Eight ran. .. QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Fright Three ran RUTLAND STAKES. Hißegrew 1 I Allspice Four ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF FIVE SOTS. Plague Royal .... 1 I Larly C ingliatn 2 Clarion .... 3 Eleven ran. NO RTH ALLE :TON RAC ES.-YESTERDAY. AtNDERLEY PLATE. Ambrosia 1 I Nailer 2 I Tom Neueome..3 NORTH RIDING HANDICAP. Evelyn I Vandal..... ...2 Minnie.. Four ran. TATTERSALL'S. —YESTERD AY. LATEST BETTING. CEASARWITCH. 8 to 1 agst M. Dobler 12 ... 1 Plush colt 16 .. 1 Mary 20 ... 1 .. Black Tommy 25 .. 1 .. Renown 1000 ..30 Lima 25 .. 1 .. Aster 1000 ..30 Warlock 50 .. 1 Prioress 50 ... 1 hide 1000 ...15 Sister to Elfrila 10 )0 ...10 Gunboat 1000 ..10 .. Dusty Miller 1000 ...15 .. Ham et and Queen Bess (coupled) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 20 to 1 agst Clydesdale 20 .. 1 Whistling Willie THE DERBY. 20 to 1 agst Clydesdale 100 1 Star of the East At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh•street, BOYS are CLO fIIED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Years. A SPLENDID L , ,T OF Btmcocws.—As an instance of the excellent stock reared by Joseph Gubbius, Esq., of 'inrush, near Hospital, a district remarkable for the amazing fer tility of its soil for grazing purposes, we may mention that a Dublin victualler, named Mullins, lately offered Mr. Gubbios £2,600 for 103 bullocks ! Tots offer was re fused, as by weight,•accordiog to the present marketable rate, th's splendid stock was worth more money.—Cionmel Chronicle. At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh-street, BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Years. gXClUsively for CLOTHING BOYS &ore Six to Twenty Yea, 141:WIS & COMPAIsT, Kanelegh-stree Appl ,, to ,pply to erommtrag 5a16. __,_,-'s THIS DAY t the THIS DAY, the 2nd instant, at Twelve o'ClOCki a- Brokers' Office. 18. Hackin's-hey, 900 Bags QUERCITRON BARK, now landing ex Tuscarora, and John Bright —APP I 9 t 4 Bro kerS• Si I.L & MELIGENS, THIS DAY, the 2nd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-bailnings• 700 Bags Thin Oblong American LINS OIL CA landing ex John Blight—Apply to N CO Brokel. J. H. RAY ER & Tars DAY, the 2nd instant, at Four o'clock, i n Pu' li Salesroom, 2000 Bales East INDI WOOL. Ok' r. ‘ T. & H.'LITTLEDALE & CO, Tilts DAY, the 2nd is stant, at Twelve o'c!ock , Brokttr's Office, 13. Tempest;shey, York , Tons St, Domingo LOGWOOD, ex Cora f r om New 50 Do. FUSTIC, ex John Bright, from New York• pply to J )11N ;±oWl_2l_4s°l- Postpone from . Tuts Der, the 2nd in.t d ant, a Wednesda we t Tlve o y 'cloclE, at tb6 Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-building s, 150 Tons it. Domingo I, , IGWO')D ex Cora , 80 1/o. Jamaica DIT ro, ox P.utsre.ujohipv now landing, Waterloo Dock.—Apply to Messrs. Callen der 'grske rl ' and Co., merchants; or to J. H. RAYNER Sc To-mcnaow, the 3rd in tart. at Three o'clock, at T 0-M ()11, R 0 W Brokers' Office, 2,000 Bales E. I. WOOL. , Brolce r4 „,' BROWNE. FRI' TER & Cu" -- NEXT On MONDAY next, the sth instant, at Four o'cloat 100 Public Salesroom, 2000 Bales East India WOOL. 1310 10 - T. & H. LITTLEDALE Sc CO , On account of whom it may concern• t tb On MONDAY next, the sth instant, at Fwelve o'clock, a Brokers' Office, 18, Hackin's-hey, 750 Bags Rouge' RICE, all faults, haclw Hudson, and Wigrams, from St. Ilelena, being part of t the Hercyna, from Calcutta.—Apply to A. & S. H. SLEIGib 51 to On MONDAY next, the sth instant, at twelve o'clo cs, Broker's Office, 13, Tempest-hey, 522 Bags Baltim )re QINRt2IPRON BABA , ex James Forster, jun.—Apply to Messrs, 'I elo and rra o pt' chants ; or to JOHN ROW, INSOg• Apply to Oa TUESDAY, the 6.h of October, at Four o'clo ca ' at the Brokers' Offic., 2,000 Bale , , WOOL. BROWNE, HUNTER & CO ., Ate St On IIIESDAY next, the 6th instant, at Twelve o'cloc k. Broker's office, 2, Dale.stre,t, 2853 Tanned E. I. KIPS. K Arl*/ BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO' tpo On Tt'ESDAY next, the 6th instant, at Twelve o'cloa , a Broken' Office, 14, Exchange-bnildings , 570 Tons Mazatlan LIMAWOOD, fins now landing ex Ocean Pearl, from Mazatlan, south ~ „sl'"t i re' Moore Dock.--Apply to S. DUTTON & 'NEPFIEw•- Anply to Apply to -THURSDAY. On THURSDAY. the Bth of oetobet*, at Twelve o'clocl. Brosers' Offl.te, 2, Exchanpe-buildings, 31 Tons African IVORY, for inspection In Warying Dock Warehouse A.—Appli t ° , 13 W. W. at ale . On THURSDAY, Vie Bth of October, at Twelve o'cloea, Brokers' 0 lice, 2, Dale-street, 3 Tons Deer HORNS, 10 Do. Buffalo DO. BROWNE, HUNTER, and CO , . 1314 Apply to „ • On TAJWISDAY next, the Bth instant, at Four o'clus.- k , iiitlie Public Sa'e-room, iS / ' 1000 Ba'as East India, 1 WO- „ e ll , 400 Bales S ax, ri;ogador, Chili, Oporto, &c. El !>iro pply to T. ,* H. LITT LSr EDALE CO.. Oa THURSDAY, 'he Bth of October nex t. 300 Ha!es East India 200 Bales C.,rdova 110 Bales Buenos Ayres 100 Bales Oporto and other.}lllooL. 710 BAles, wool or,/ Apply to EDMUNID BUCKLEY Oa THURSDAY, the Bth of October, at Four o' , Brokers' Office, Victoria-buhdings, Hack' 560 Bales East Inaia 64 Do. Laid Cheviot 354 Do. Greasy Oporto 147 Do. 0, orto Skin and Mountain 100 Do. Cordova, Iceland, and Egyptian 139 Do. Mog adore and Sfax 40 Da. Ruasian Lambs', and Turkey 33 D Goats' Hair 6 Do. Woo.leu Rags 8 Do. Sheep skins CIOC~' in's-~e9 1451 Bales Apply to PE RK IN3 & RO HINSON. WP-- 6t4 : l"ni 'l4o ll' col TO THE 'UMBER TRADE OF ENGLAND, IRE SCOTLAND. Hum it Her Majesty the Queen having c lied a Solemn AS for the forgiveness of sins, which the public did not coa":1 which the people of England, &c., hold the Director a ,rAir India Co:npany lia')le), we have to give Notice that ourSA';'dll9 to take place on WEDNESDAY, the 7th, will be postO ri of following day, say THUR oDAY, the Bth of October• finest ali t We shall then submit, for public competition, the a n .. a e Honduras Mahogany, Paraguay , and other , Furnital. - 0 Domingo Mahogany, Porto Rico Satinwood, Cob* ood, Lancewood Spars, Honduras. Rio, and Bahia Itell e° Domingo and Honduras LignulnVitm, Zobrawool , p e d offered to the trade. 109 . 1 Full particulars, and catalogues of which may be to the Brokers, HOLME & SLAT" t 0 1D " Birkenhead, Garston, and 7, Wate rst•, On THURSDAY next, the Bth instant, at Eleven o% l°l°ll , Victoria Wharf, Birkenhead, 4 Fathoms 8 feet St. Petersburgh LATH WOOD, 6 9.12 „ 4i „ Do. DITTO, 5 „ 4 „ Do. DITTO, 4 06 0 19,411 St. Petersburgh Bed DEALS and ENDS, of 1106 4 " A good dimanaiona, just landed ex Windsor For Apply to E. Hea h, mot 3,414 Very Fuperior Red Tine SLEEI ERS, ex En b i e lfoe , viously sold. Apply to J. In the Honduras Sheds, at Twelve o'cloci c o l io & 234 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, ex Xtna, fromle P ir Ap ly to Messrs. Ed, Shaldon & Co., Merclvn o tt/ l e et, 227 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY , measu i ng dro quality good figur ) and size, of real Belize vfo'(el, 134 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, treasuring 47,7 81 0 0 chinery and pan-Lwood, f om Patook, in th e , sa i l Honduras, being the cargo lately landed ex R 0 7,,1P ANA) , 'o Messrs. Hyde, Hodge, & Co , Merch ant : 20 Logs 7,397 feet Horduras MAHOGANY, ex Cniet c li, 35 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY, of large size, ea Apply to John Carmichael, Esq., Merchant' , . 16 Logs Honduras and Mexican .MAHOGANY, 25 Logs Porto Rico CEDAR, 141 ogs Porto Ric, SATINWOOD, particularly fine' th e 1131 ortf, 240 Curls City St. Domingo MAHOGANY, p On account of „JO P 161 Planks Bat' la ROSE WOOD, ex Amelia. Ap,,ly to F. Yonle, Esq., Mercha n to 4 62 Planks Bahia RO EWO D, e x Da ne , o f large e ize ' and rich figure. 3 7 Plinio Bahiato )SEWOOD, ex Margaret Dog. e rior 97 Planks Rada RO EWOOD, ex Augnita, a very OP 50 LANCEWOOD SPARS. 229 LANCEWOOD SPARS. 161 Lo.;s South American FURNITURE CO co vv un o t Oopf . he t : P O Also a large assortment of Honduras MAHOGn'c i o Honduras ROSEWOOD, Sabicu CUTTINGS trom the go. Dock Yards, Quebec YELLOW PINE, Baltic RED Fl A 0 t Private Sale at arston De ck, SP, 11 Fathoms 4i feet Cedar LATHWOOD. Q ,.„ P's, Quebec YEE OW and RED PINE, OAK, ELM, vv,,lpt.' SPRUCE DEA.I.S, Quebec YELLOW DEALS, 0 ^ Pipe and Puncheon. an / P. 1101,51 E & SLATER, Timber Me, surers Garaton, Bir::, nhead, and 7, Water street, Liverpool. FRIDAY. Ott FRIDAY, the 9th of October, at Four o'e °' 500 Bales E. I. WOOL, 26 Do. Egyptian DITTO. C 0•, Apply to BROWN:', HUNTER SE yt On FRIDAY, the 9th of October, at Four o'cloel" Brokers Sa'troom, 25, Temple-street , 500 Bales East India 500 Sheets English Skin and Fleeee, virt,o o 1,000 Bales Turkey, Eg, i ptitu, Iceland, Russian, and other Low 2.000 Bales. Apply to W. CREAN'E SATURDAY. ______ ,k r 6 LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. v a" . On i`F.Axuttnay, the 10 h Octobe- , at Two o'cloc" p, . Cotton Salesroom, Ov 8 0 Bags I at(' Cheviot 1 11 700 Bags Turkey, Mogadore, Chilian, Smyrna, 84°. .. - j 1500 Bags. ; Or r For particulars app'y to t. I) B +ADBURY k COOK, 11, Dale stre e ,,,p. and 17, l'asinghal!.street, i,ooici:roots• , On S..TURDAY, 10th October, at the oroaers Cale, Atherton-buildings, I/ale-street. 1,500 Bales East India, 0° W . 170 Buenos Ayres, 50) Egyptian. Mogadore, S'ax } Oporto, Russi Turkey, &c. , 10 Bags Turkey COATS' HAIR. 1830 Ba'es. i r For catalog,ues, &c., app'y to 1 0°1 HUGHES isr RONALD, 1 0, 110' KEITH'S $v PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT ~04 34, CASTLE-STREET. p. h ielife l : ARE NOW RE-OPEN E , pi6: o o, W. I. takes the present opportunity of than hay note at the public for the liberal patronage with which he u oi on: 6l- , 6, t ji V and at the same time to inform them that to- lic r , 06 7 1 1 :,;y pidly increasing business he has built an entire s :,',ol. o fr loom, which is admitted to be the finest in Liv''‘ t pee...o3 increased facilities now at his disposal, W. E. ..e9 P / Pictures will not only sustain the high character i , ‘ ,1,• attained, but even surpass his former troductions. ~, r 0 . 34, CASTLE - STREET, LIVE " Opposite the Bank of Eng and. erect, islyi At LEWIS & OMPANI'S, Raneleg b itel.t ) > o o o BOYS are CA.OI HED from the Ages of Six to______ - - ,f .. . 0 --- --- - --- 011, Printed and Publi s h e d by CHARLES WILL_. s 6tibP street, at his Gener a l Printing and Station ery 19, South John-street, Liverpool. FI VAN', OCTOBER, 2 1857. zsit 41 4%4. 0 4 It t eF ai;,/ • t e Lkox Itt t r 1 4 *ill 1 1 , 1 :de S v4t , ,17 1 4(1 41i1 :1 ST' ST~. 0p t447 0 Abv ti Evt4.l‘ll 4 sptti4 - , tr or 4411 0: 44 t1 , Lit e gi kj 1 l 'tit a Nk Iv hol :s 4 t Tk k. , kiN hit4v LLSi Si ' k qei g B , A. t%t i a~o a .I ,),„ ; kbp.14.4 . )1%4 14.04 1 Z! itil sg tl4 ,44410 On 1 UESDAY, the 6,h October, at the Public Sa lem. Exchange-bui,dings, 350 Bales East India, 350 Bales Italian Magadore, Sfax, Portngese, WOOD' - acd Egyptian 700 Bales nale tt4' Apply to JOHN L. BOWES, Wool Broker, 39, T Ph lir 14 1 44 111 eq, kity k irt4t the /34e1'1l NEC